News Letter 1940 Jul-Dec - Air Force Historical Studies Office
News Letter 1940 Jul-Dec - Air Force Historical Studies Office
News Letter 1940 Jul-Dec - Air Force Historical Studies Office
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Lowry, Leon Lloyd<br />
Elder, James Allen<br />
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4<br />
Plainview,' TeXas<br />
Wichita Falls, Te<br />
Johnson, Loren Lam<br />
Egan, John L.<br />
Alston, J ack H.<br />
Beall, Warren Sheldon<br />
4<br />
5<br />
5<br />
rayson, Ut<br />
Logan, Ut<br />
Salt Lake C1ty, Utal1<br />
Seattle ,Wash.<br />
Greene, Paul James 5<br />
Hanson, Melvin Richard 2<br />
Fonna.n,WadeKlet 3<br />
Millo, Ba.J1IOnd William 5<br />
Patton, Robert A. 5,<br />
seattle, Wash.<br />
Spokane, Wash.<br />
Albright, W.Va.<br />
ADawalt, W.Va.<br />
Ronceverte, Vi. Va.<br />
Cooper, Earl James 4<br />
Best. Everett W. 5.<br />
McBride, George Herman1<br />
Stevens Point, Wiso.<br />
Powell, Wyo.<br />
Atlanta.. Ga..<br />
The n1J!Ileralfollowing each name on the above<br />
list represents the <strong>Air</strong> Corps station at which<br />
the graduate was assigned to extended acti'179<br />
duty under his status as a second liBUtanant<br />
in the <strong>Air</strong> Reserve, viz:<br />
1. Brooks Field, Texas<br />
2. Hamilton Field, Calif.<br />
3. Le.ngley Field. Va.<br />
4. March Field, Calif.<br />
5. Randolph Fie14. Texas.<br />
As will be noted from'the above list, California,<br />
with a total of 19. leads the states<br />
in representation of native sons in the graduating<br />
class. followed by Texas with 12; Illinois<br />
and Oklahoma. 10 each; Ohio, 9; NewYork.<br />
8; Nebre.ska.and SuthCarolina., 5 each; Minnesota,<br />
Ii: Michigant Mississippi, Missouri t New<br />
Jersey, Utah, lVashington end West Virginia. 3<br />
each. Noneof the other States is represented<br />
by more than two graduates. "<br />
. Amongthe cities represented in the graduat-<br />
1ng class, Cleveland, Ohio. and its vicinity.<br />
leads with 5 students. followed by Los '<br />
~e1es. Calif •• end Oklahoma.City,Okla., •<br />
.l1th 4 each; Omaha,Neb•• NewYork Cityend"<br />
Dallas, Texas, 3 each. None of the other<br />
cities<br />
ates.<br />
are credited withDllre<br />
-.<br />
than t-.o gradu-<br />
-'--000---<br />
COURJ;E IN A:€RIALPHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Polifka. 1l:lffett Field, Calif.;, and Thomas D,<br />
Brown, Fort Lewis, Wash.<br />
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WAR DEI'ABTMENI' 'a'ECIAL cEDERS<br />
Changes of'Station<br />
To Brooks Field{; ,Texas: Ce:ptain Richard C.'<br />
Lindsay, from 91t Observation ScJ.uadron,<br />
Mitchel Field, N.Y.,to'duty with 22nd Observat<br />
ion Squadron.'<br />
To-Chanute Field, Ill.: Major Harry A. Johnson,<br />
from duty as stUdent at Naval War College.<br />
Newport. R.I. '<br />
To Fort Monroe Va.,' Major Arthur 1.' Ennis,<br />
hom Off1ce of 'tJi~ef of tho <strong>Air</strong> Corps,<br />
Washington. D.C., for duty with the Staff end<br />
Fa.cul ty of the Coast Artillery School.,<br />
To Fort Lewis Wash.l Colonel Robert E;M.<br />
GoOlr1Ck, from !tHen Field. Calif.,; Cilptein<br />
George G.' Northrup; from MeCherd Field, Wash",<br />
for duty with 1st Photographic, Squadron.<br />
To Langley Field, Va.,: 1st Lieut. Arthur A.<br />
FiCkel. from Mitael Field, N.Y.<br />
To Lowry Field, Colo. , Lieut. Col. Early<br />
E.W. DUIiCan,from ass1gnmant am duty at Athens,<br />
Greece.<br />
To Lo~Beach Callf.: 2nd Lt. Wm. L. Travis,<br />
from Mar Jf1eIa, ealif., for duty with Organbed<br />
Reserves, 9th Corps Are....<br />
To London. ~. t Lieut. Col. Fre.nl< O'D.<br />
Hunter, for duy as Assistent Military Attache<br />
end Assistant Military Attach .. for <strong>Air</strong>, American<br />
J;lnbassy, from duty in similar capacity in<br />
France .<br />
To MacDill Field Tampa.Fl....I 2nd Lieut.<br />
Richard A; t1 vingston, from Barksdale Fie1d.L....<br />
, To Moffett Field, Calif.: Colonel Henry W.<br />
Harms, hom Headquarters. 9th Corps Area:<br />
,Majors Lelend R. Hewitt, from Randolph Field,<br />
Texas: ravid M. Schlatter am 1st Lieut.<br />
Harvey P. Huglin, ,from Kelly Field, Texas, all<br />
for duty at West Coast <strong>Air</strong> Corps Training<br />
I Cente:r.<br />
FOROFFICERS To MontIl:Omery.Lt;a.: Lieut. Col; floyd Eo<br />
• .' Gi>110way, l"rom War College. to duty at<br />
Six officers begaa a cOUrse in Aerial Photo-! Southeast <strong>Air</strong> Corps Training Center.<br />
gra.phy at LowryField, Denver, Colo., on <strong>Jul</strong>y To oxnard:hCalif.: 2nd Lieut. John R. Kil-<br />
1st. The class will run for a period' of six I gore. hom Ian I,JaneOCkCollege of Aeronaut-<br />
Dxmthsend,will cover the full course of sub- Ics . Santa Maria, Calif.<br />
jects from p~togra:phic chemistry ana optics' I To Washingt'.'n, D.C.i, Major John DeF. Barker.<br />
to the operahon of the most intricate aerial from duty '6.S lnstructor, Comnandend General<br />
cameras. The course will also include the es- Staff SChool, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans., to duty<br />
sentials of aerial photogra:phic mosaic napping in the <strong>Office</strong> of the Chief of Staff; Major<br />
end in that respect this olass is very fortu- Pardoe Martin, from detail with Organized :Renate<br />
~n having an opportunity to study under serve~. 9th Co~s Area, Long Beach, Calif" to<br />
Capta.1nEdward]\ K~e • Corps of Engineers duty an the Off,ce of the Chief of <strong>Air</strong> Corps.<br />
who is a recent addihon to the school fe.cui- To Wright Field, Ohio: Major Charles W,<br />
ty end whowill treat the subject of Aerial I S.teinme'tz, from dU'tyas Asst. District Super-<br />
Mappingwith a view to coordinating it with visor, Central <strong>Air</strong> Corps Procurement Distriot,<br />
the needs and activities of the Corps of En- ~on, Ohio', end Major EdwardH. W1iite, from<br />
gineers. Military, authorities have long recog~ <strong>Office</strong> of the Chief of the <strong>Air</strong> 'Corps, Wa.shingnixed<br />
the need for such coordination, am Ca:p-!ton, D.C., for duty with Materiel Division;<br />
tein Kumpe's activity at the School of Photo- 'Captain Alfred R. Maotwell',for duty as Assistgraoh!<br />
should do much to fill this need.' I ant Conmmdent. <strong>Air</strong> Corps Engineering School.<br />
lIalnng up the class are the following <strong>Air</strong> i To Stocktont;Calif.: Colouel Leo A. Walton,<br />
Corps officers: 2nd Lieuts. M.R.Schoepboaster ,from duty as structor. <strong>Air</strong> Corps Te.oticel<br />
B?lling Field, D.C.; Albert .M.Welsh, Mexwall' I School, Maxwell Field, Ale..,to duty at the<br />
F1eld, Ale..; James F.' Setchell, Scott, Field, West Coast <strong>Air</strong> Corps Training Center.<br />
Ill.; P.C. Shaner, Mitchel Field, N.Y.;, Karl To West Point, N.Y.': 1st Lt. Marshall Bonner<br />
. from Kelly Field, for duty at U. S.Mil•.Acadenv •<br />
• -20- V-8499, A,C,<br />
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