1964–65 Volume 89 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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BRIEF ITEMS about PHIS with the COLORSLt. Col. James C. Kraus (Miami '41) was awardedthe USAF Commendation Medal at Hickam AFB,Hawaii, where he is now deputy director of procurementand production at Headquarters, PacificAir Forces. He received the medal for meritoriousfor duty with Headquarters, USAF, Office of theJudge Advocate General as chief of the AppellateDefense Division. . . Capt. Robert K. KeUy (L.S.U.'66) has arrived for duty at Offutt AFB, Neb., aftera tour of service in England. An intelligence officer,he is assigned to a SAC unit at Offutt.LT. COL. JAMES C. KRAUS, Miami '41, as he wasawarded USAF Commendation Medal at Hickam AFB,Hawaii.Lt. Col. WilUam L. Wood (Mercer '41) has beendecorated with the USAF Commendation Medalat Grand Forks AFB, N.D. Now assigned to a SACunit at Grand Forks, he was awarded the medalfor meritorious service as an operations officer atMinot AFB, N D. Lt. Col. James S. Garrison(Oklahoma '45) has arrived for duty at Scott AFB,111., after a tour of service in Japan. He is assistantchief of flying safety for Headquarters ofthe Military Transport Service at Scott. 1st Lt.Cary L. Fondren (Mississippi) has been decoratedwith the USAF Commendation Medal at ColumbusAFB, Miss., for meritorious service as a supplyofficer at Columbus. Capt. Ronald M. Engelbeck(Iowa '66) received a Seventeenth Air ForceOutstanding Achievement Certificate at HoUomanAFB, N.M. He was cited for his service as officerin-chargeof Project Daily Double, a mammothtransatlantic deployment of units of the 366thTactical Fighter Wing from Chambley AB, France,to Holloman in July 1963.service as a communications systems project officerat Headquarters, USAF, Washington, D.C. .Capt. James D. Geddes (Willamette '57), a fighterinterceptorpilot, has arrived for duty with anAir Defense Command unit of the NATO IcelandDefense Force at Keflavik Airport. Lt. Col.George W. Shipley (California '42) has arrived forduty at Headquarters, Pacific Air Forces, HickamAFB, Hawaii. He previously served at Omaha,Neb. „, Capt. Frank R. Hunsucker (Ohio '53),USAR, is presently attending George WashingtonUniversity to obtain the MBA degree under theAir Force advance management plan. 1st Lt.Thomas C. Arata. (L.S.U.) has been assigned toHeadquarters, U.S. Army Communications Zone,Europe.* * *Lt. Col. Robert M. Hancock (Wabash '41), sonof Robert M. Hancock (Wabash '21), St. Augustine,Fla., has entered the Industrial College of theArmed Forces at Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington,D.C. He is one of 180 selected senior militaryofficers and key government officials who will undergoten months of intensive education in themanagement of strategic logistic resources for nationalsecurity. Brother Hancock is a graduate ofthe U.S. Military Academy. Capt. Dennis J.Belknap (Iowa '56) has been decorated with theUSAF Commendation Medal at Offutt AFB, Neb.,for meritorious service as a pilot at Offutt. He isassigned to the 34th Air Refueling Squadron. .Col. Robert O. Rolhnan (Dickinson '48) has arrivedCapt. Harry L. Bailey (Vanderbilt) has been assignedto an Air Training Command unit at KeeslerAFB, Miss., following his recent call to activeduty. He will join the medical staff at Keeslerto practice as a surgeon. . Capt. WendeU H.McLiu (Willamette) has arrived for duty as adental officer with the Air Training Command,Keesler AFB, Miss. . . 2d Lt. Alfred H. Tichenor(Arizona State) has entered USAF pilot trainingat Moody AFB, Ga. 2d Lts. Richard A.Frederick (Ohio Wesleyan), Estel G. Giffiord (Texas)and Sven W. Edlund (Union) are in USAF pilottraining at Webb AFB, Tex. . 2nd Lts. WarrenH. Bourgeois (L.S.U.) and John W. Wyatt Jr.(Georgia) have entered Air Force pilot training,the former at Laughlin AFB, Tex., the latter atLaredo AFB, Tex. 2d Lts. George E. Jones(Miami), Robert D. Colby Jr. (Allegheny) andRichard D. Wenger (Washburn) have enteredUSAF navigator training at James Connally AFB,Tex.Capt. Wesley B. Collins (North Dakota) hasgraduated with a B.S. degree in engineering sciencesfrom the Air Force Institute of Technology,Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, and has been assignedto Wethersfield RAF Station, England. . Maj.Robert O. Nixon (Pittsburgh) has graduated fromthe Air Force Institute of Tecnhology School ofSystems and Logistics at Wright-Patterson AFB,Ohio, receiving his master of science degree in[114]
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964 115logistics management, and is remaining at Wright-Patterson for assignment to Headquarters, AirForce Logistics Command.Lt. William Gormly (Dickinson '63) is currentlywinding up a thirteen-month tour of,duty withthe Army in Korea. He has served as a forwardobserver with the 9th Cavalry on the DemilitarizedZone and as the Executive Officer of "C" Battery,1st Battalion, 21st Artillery. He will return to theStates in January. . . Maj. Foster C. McCaleb Jr.(Tulane '47) was awarded the Army CommendationMedal for the past four years service as Surgeon,101st Airborne Division, Ft. Campbell, Ky., wherehe also commanded the Division's 326th MedicalBattalion. Brother McCaleb has been reassigned toFort Bragg, N.C, as the Surgeon, XVIII AirborneCorps. , 1st Lt. Robert Ryan (Oklahoma) participatedin the recent USAF World-Wide ChampionshipGolf Tournament at Vandenberg AFB,Calif. He is assigned as an administrative officerat Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C. . Al/C PerryR. Cleveland (Oklahoma State) has arrived forduty at Goodfellow AFB, Tex., after a tour ofservice in Formosa.Phi doctors, who recently came on duty withthe USAF, have completed the orientation coursefor officers of the Air Force Medical Service atGunter AFB, Ala., and have been reassigned asfollows: Capts. Frank O. Batson Jr. (Mississippi),D.D.S., Offutt AFB, Neb.; Hamilton S. Dixon(Syracuse), M.D., Evreux AB, France; Thomas C.Kingsley (Williams),, M.D., Chateauroux Air Station,France; Harry E. Krussman Jr. (Idaho), D.D.S.,Nellis AFB, Nev.; Lee R. Lohnes (Ohio Wesleyan),D.D.S., Sheppard AFB, Tex.; Robert P. Wright Jr.(Emory), MJD., Ramstein AB, Germany; 1st Lt.Nedrick L. Johnston (Florida), D.V.M., SeymourJohnson AFB, N.C.Other recent graduates of various Air ForceSchools and their assignments are Capt. Robert Q.Head (Emory), Air University, Maxwell AFB, Ala.,to McChord AFB, Wash.; 1st Lt. James R. BeU(Emory), Squadron Officer School, Air University,Maxwell AFB, to Charleston AFB, S.C; 1st Lt.Herman L. George Jr. (Gettysburg), Squadron OfficerSchool, Air University, Maxwell AFB, to Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio; 1st Lt. Warren R. McDonald(Duke), Squadron Officer School, Air University,MaxweU AFB, to L. G. Hanscom Field, Mass.; 1stLt. Kent M. May (Washburn), Squadron OfficerSchool, Air University, MaxweU AFB, to McClellanAFB, Calif.; 1st Lt. John W. G. Smith (L.S.U.),Squadron Officer School, Air University, MaxwellAFB, to Sewart AFB, Tenn. Awarded silverwings upon graduation from navigator training,James Connally AFB, Tex., and assigned: 2d Lts.Ned Nelson Jr. (Washington), Mather AFB, Calif.;Thomas R. Pitts (Oklahoma), Mather AFB, Calif.;John E. Schmidt (West Virginia), Charleston AFBS.C. Completed the Survival and Special TrainingSchool at Stead AFB, Neb.: Capt. BiU R. Keeler(Kansas State), Hurlburt Field, Fla.; 1st Lt. PaidE. Loubris II (Penn State), Mather AFB, Calif.;1st Lt. James A. Rorabeck (Miami), Sewart AFB,Tenn.; 2d Lt. Ferdinand E. Fletcher (Oregon),Bergstrom AFB, 2d Lt. WiUiam E. McGourin(Washington State), George AFB, Cahf.MC CALEB and RYAN1st Lt. WUliam M. Cooke (Wyoming) has graduatedfrom the pilot instructor course at RandolphAFB, Tex., and has been assigned to Moody AFB,Ga. . . Douglas C. Bishop (U.C.L.A.) has beencommissioned a second lieutenant upon graduationfrom Officer Training School at Lackland AFB,Tex., and has been assigned to an ATC unit atAmarillo AFB, Tex., for training as a personnelofficer. Thomas B. Bodkin (Miami-Florida) hasbeen commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduationfrom OTS, Lackland AFB. Joseph L.Nameth (Michigan) has been commissioned a secondlieutenant following graduation from OTS,Lackland AFB, and has been assigned to GrandForks AFB, N.D., for duty. . . 2d Lt. WiUiamE. McGourin (Washington State) has been awardedhis sUver pilot wings upon graduation at WilliamsAFB, Ariz., and has been assigned to George AFB,Calif. . . 2d Lt. Thomas R. Perkins (Colgate) hasgraduated from the course for special communicationsofficers, Goodfellow AFB, Tex. . A3/CWUliam C. Biel (S.M.U.) has graduated with honorsfrom the technical training course for USAF administrativespecialists, AmariUo AFB, Tex., andhas been assigned to Carswell AFB, Tex. . A3/CDennis E. Craig (New Mexico) has graduated fromthe technical training course for USAF fuel specialistsat AmarUlo AFB and has returned to hisNew Mexico Air National Guard Unit, KirklandAFB, N.M. . . . A3/C John R. Nelson (WashingtonState) has graduated with honors from the technicaltraining course for new members of the USAFMedical Service at GreenvUle AFB, Miss., and wasselected for further training in the me
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