- June 28, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
Portland veteran honored for decoding messages during WWII
Martha Flint O’Grady was recognized by the state of Maine and Gov. Janet Mills for exemplary service during WWII. Contributed / Office of Gov. Janet Mills
World War II veteran Martha Flint O’Grady, of Portland, was presented with the state of Maine’s WWII and Women’s Veterans’ Recognition Certificates and Coins during a recognition ceremony at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6859 in Portland.
“Martha Flint O’Grady is a trailblazer whose service broke barriers and whose work broke codes,” said Gov. Janet Mills, who made the presentation earlier this month. “It is the patriotism, courage and selfless service of men and women like her that rebuffed the Axis powers and secured freedom and peace for people across the world. It is with great honor that I recognize Mrs. O’Grady today and thank her for her service to our nation.”
O’Grady, 97, joined the Women’s Army…
