Col. Charles Noble (1898–1979), a West Point graduate, was stationed at Fort Sam Houston in 1922 and became one of 25 officers who founded USAA, holding policy number 7. During WWII, he commanded Combat Command B of the 16th Armored Division, leading the liberation of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, and earning the title “Liberator of Bohemia.” He received the Czechoslovakian Military Cross, the Order of the White Lion, the Bronze Star with “V” for valor, and the Legion of Merit. After retiring in 1949, he founded an investment and property management business.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NAME: California Texa ARCHITECT: Jonathon Hall CONCEPT: Retro with Modern LOCATION: California, USA DATE: 21/03/2019 To 15/12/2022 Share: Building blue and white Mrittik Architects is a full-service design firm providing architecture, master planning, urban design, interior architecture, space planning and programming. Our portfolio of completed work includes…
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