a bibliography mmm - dtic · senior reference librarian u. s. a, f. academy library ♦ »a* * r^w*...

mmm ifpsini w^waftp

a bibliography

AD-A955 998 5v>.

mi im

ELECTS JUMi 1 1931 |

*

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY.COLORADO

1069

Di9fn

Ap. '/< ^y;PIMENT A

^ '■■' '■<■: public release; D^stribufion Unlimited

91-01417 91 6 7 002

THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY :

a bibliography -UM

, ■ ■■■ « : ■■■ Sr^'ir*1'^.'".. »»OB^

COMPILED AND INDEXED BY MRS. OTTIE K. SUTTON

SENIOR REFERENCE LIBRARIAN U. S. A, F. ACADEMY LIBRARY

♦ »A* * r^W*

*

JANUARY 1969

»i I* • . i k

rvi .\\ J

; L:■.'■■.. •.,,...,1

i

i By- - - - -- Dl:--.»..-\L'-; .- -u

A-'?lL'-.f-t ;.;•■ ; C,.-.:«;»«

i jAv!,;) untl^T DlSt cJlBÖJkflii

(\-\

J VAl i i ( \ - ! i

^^^p

INTRODUCTION

This bibliography represents materials pertaining to the United States Air Force Academy from 15 August 1964 to 31 December 1967, It is published as a supplement to the original bibliography, issued in 1966, which covered the ten year period 15 August 1954-15 August 1964.

This supplement follows the policies which were set up for the ten-year bibliography and described in its introduction. It is only necessary to note that references to the daily Congressional Record are again cited, this time giving location by part of the final bound edition of the volumes.

Compiling and indexing were again done by Mrs. Ottie K. Sutton, Social Sciences and Humanities Reference Librarian, Public Services Division of the U.S. Air Force Academy Library.

GEORGE V. FAGAN, Col. , USAF Professor of History and Director of the Library

THE ADMINISTRATION

SUPERINTENDENT

Lieutenant General Hubert R. Harmon, 1954-1956

Major General James E. Briggs, 1956-1959

Major General William S. Stone, 1959-1962

Major General Robert H. Warren, 1962-1965

Lieutenant General Thomas S. Moorman, 1965-

COMMANDANT OF CADETS

Brigadier General Robert M. Stillman, 1955-1958

Major General Henry R. Sullivan, 1958-1961

Brigadier General William T. Seawell, 1961-1963

Brigadier General Robert W. Strong, Jr. , 1963-1965

Brigadier General Louis T. Seith, 1965-1967

Brigadier General Robin Olds, 1967-

DEAN OF THE FACULTY

Brigadier General Don Z. Zimmerman, 1954-1955

Brigadier General Robert F. McDermott, 1956-1968

Brigadier General William T. Woodyard, 1968-

ii

PERMANENT FACULTY AND STAFF OFFICERS 31 DECEMBER 1967

AIR FORCE REGISTER, 1 JANUARY 1968, Vol I, p 1697

IMttf ,*** .V«M AW Ihtttfi Imk AffmiUmml

BrigGen Robert F. McDcrmott (Dean of Faculty) (Appointed ProfcMor, Dept of

Economics, 26 Sep 57)

9782 15 Sep 59 l5Sep 59

Co» <

. William T. Woodyard (Vice Dean and Profenor of Chemistry and PhyiH

• ology)

4627 IFeb 57 7 May 58

Col George V. Fagan - (Professor and Director of the Liürary)

69704 IJan 60 lAug 62

Col Alfonse R. Miele (Professor and Head, Dept of Foreign Languagct)

12754 lOFeb 60 20 Get 61

Col

i

Wayne A. Yeoman (Professor and Head, Dept of Economics)

17328 i5Feb 60 20 Get 61

Col <

Jesse C. Gatlin, Jr. : (Professor and Head, Dept of English)

16914 IJul tt 23 May 66

Col i

Roger R. Bate (Professor and Head, Dept pf Mathematics)

62498 17Jul 63 1 Aug 62

Col Marcos E. Kinevan (Professor and Head, Dept of Law)

17625 20Nov 64 lOJul 67

1 Col Robert G. Taylor (Professor and Head, Dept of Geography)

15116 21 Get 65 9Feb 66

| Col Daniel H. Daley (Professor and Head, Dept of Aeronautks)

49216 25 Get 65 lOJul 67

. Col Anthony J. Mione . .18482 I6jun 66 23 May 66 (Professor and Head, Dept uf Physics)

[ Col Philip J.Erdle (Professor and Head, Dept of Engineering Me*

chanics)

29327 2SJun 66 8Sep 64

| Col Roland E. Thomas (Professor and Head, Dept of Electrical Engineer^

73551 IJul 66 8 Sep 64

| Col Alfred F. Hurley 27818 30Jun 67 20Jun 66 (Professor and Head, Dept of History) ,

' Col Malham M. Wakin (Professor and Headj Dept of Philosophy and Fine.

Arts)

47751, IJul 67 8Sep 64

> LtCol , Wallace E. Fluhr (Professor of Civil Engineering)

28972. 15 Sep 64 24Jun 66

i LtCol Peter B. Carter 64220 15 Jim .67 15Jua 67 ^ (Professor of Life Sciences)

PERIODICALS INDEXED

Aero Hist - Aerospace Historian Aero Intl - Aerospace International AF & Space Dig - Air Force and Space Digest AF Civil Eng - Air Force Civil Engineer AF Plcy Ltr for Comdrs - Air Force Policy Letter for Commanders AF Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs - Air Force Policy Letter Supplement

for Commanders AF Times - Air Force Times Airman Air Reservist Am Biol Teach - American Biology Teacher Arch Rec - Architectural Record Challenge (G.E. ) - Challenge (General Electric) Christian Cent - Christian Century CS Monitor - Christian Science Monitor Commonweal ■ Congr Rec - Congressional Record Current Slang Ebony Economist Ed & Pub - Editor and Publisher ERR - Editorial Research Reports Eng N - Engineering News-Record J Armed Forces - Journal of the Armed Forces J Exper Ed - Journal of Experimental Education Life Look Mil Rev - Military Review Music Ed Jour - Music Education Journal Nation Navigator New Repub - New Republic Newsweek NY Times - New York Times

IV

^^^^™"1 I in I Iilil.iii 111 ij, .. ...I.I, iJi.yi 1,1111 III ||i ■ I .i.JMiin.j.jui.,, i!). jjiiii II^.I.,

Phi Del Kap - Phi Delta Kappan R Digest - Reader's Digest Sch Arts - School Arts Skyline Speech Teach - Speech Teacher Sr Schol - Senior Scholastic Talon Time Times Lond - The Times of London USAF Fact Sheet - U. S. Air Force Fact Sheet USAF Instrs Jour - USAF Instructors Journal USAF Prog Bui - U. S. Air Force. Office of Information. Program

Bulletin US Cam k Trav - U. S. Camera and Travel US News & LW Rept - U. S. News and World Report

PART I

PART II

PART III

PART IV

PART V

PART VI

PART VII

PART VIII

PART IX

PART X

PART XI

PART XII

PART XIII

PART XIV

PART XV

PART XVI

PART XVII

PART xvm

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ADMINISTRATION 1

AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY 3

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION ... 4

ATHLETICS . . 6

BOARD OF VISITORS 8

CADET ACTIVITIES 11

CADET SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT ... 12

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING 18

FIELD TRIPS 23

FUNDS 24

GENERAL (MISCELLANY) 27

GRADUATES 33

GRADUATION 35

HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES 37

HONOR CODE 38 GENERAL 38 1965 INCIDENT 39 1967 INCIDENT 47

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING. ... 49

STAFF AND FACULTY 50

WHITE AWARD 52

VI

mm

PART I

ADMINISTRATION

AIR FORCE REGULATIONS

AFR 23-23. USAF Academy. 14 January 1965. (Mission and Organization.)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

2 Department renamed, Airman 11:38, July 1967.

3 Liaison officers meet in Colorado to discuss future Academy work, AF Times 26:20, 8 December 1965.

4 Reservists dedicated to 'selling' Academy, (USAF Acaden>y Li - äiaonOfficer Program), AF Times 25:E4, 16 September 1964.

5 Zuckert heads Academy group, AF Times 26:3, 18 May 1966.

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

U.S. Congress, House. Dedicated service of General McDermott. USAFA, dean of the faculty. Extension of remarks of Philip J. Philbin. Congressional Record, vol. 113, Ap- pendix, 90th Cong., 1st Sess. , 23 March 1967. pp. 1520-21.

OTHER SOURCES

Conference of Superintendents of the Academies of the Armed Forces, Record of proceedings. 1st-8th, 1958-66. New London, Conn. , West Point, N. Y. , Annapolis , Md., Air Force Academy, Colo., 1958-1967. (Spec. Coll. U 408 C74) Annual.

8 Faurer, Judson C. "A survey and analysis of policy decisions and fourth class attrition--United States Air Force Academy." Thesis, Ohio State University, 1966. 104^. (Spec. Coll. UGB 816.7 F26)

9 Rayment, Donald W. "The Air Force Academy cheating scandal: an administrative study of the problems associated with the public news media. " Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air Uni- versity, 1966. 234/ (Spec. Coll. UGB 861 R26)

10 U. S. Air Force Acadenny. Academic Advisory Committee. Re- port. 1962,1964. USAF Academy, Colo. : 1962, 1964. (Spec. Coll. UGB 788 .Al U5)

11 U. S. Air Force Academy. Superintendent. Annual report of the Superintendent. Fiscal year 1964-67. USAF Academy, Colo., 1964-67. (Spec. Coll. UGB 788 .S9 U5)

12 U. S. Air Force Academy. USAF Academy Advisory Council. (Briefing materials for the Council.) USAF Academy, Colo.: 1966. 60 p. (Spec. Coll.)

13 U.'S. General Officer Advisory Committee to the United States Air Force Academy. Report. 1957-1964. Washington: Dept. of the Air Force"! (UGB 783. G3 Al) Annual.

^(S»1WPPWP

PART II

AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY


14 U. S. Congress. Senate. The meaning of Vietnam. Address by Senator Dodd to the Air Force Academy Assembly on 30 March 1966. Congressional Record, vol. 112, pt. 6, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 7938-40.

OTHER SOURCES

15 Air Force Academy Assembly. The Congress and America's future. Final report of the 7th Academy Assembly. USAF Academy, Colo., 1965. 88 p. (UGB 849 . A8 A2 1965)

16 Air Force Academy Assembly. Cultural affairs and foreign relations. Final report of the 8th Academy Assembly. USAF Academy, Colo.. 1966. 98 p. (UGB 849 . A8 A2 1966)

17 Air Force Academy Assembly. A world of nuclear powers? Final report of the 9th Academy Assembly. USAF Academy, Colo., 1967. 125 p. (UGB 849 .A8 A2 1967)

PART III

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION

PERIODICALS

18 Air Force Academy expansion involves not just additions, but al- terations, to SOM's design, Arch Rec 139:40, January 1966.

19 Air Force Academy works outits growing pains,Eng N 177:22-24, 18 August 1966.

20 Let's move, gang, Talon 13:21-22, December 1967.

21 The making of a twin, Talon 11:14-15, June 1966.

22 Plan construction and enrollment changes at Service Academies, J Armed Forces 102:2, 27 February 1965.

23 U. S. air force chapel, Sch Arts 65:38-40, January 1966.


24 U. S. Congress. House. Description of chapel. From report of inspection of Air Force Academy by 10 members of Congress. Congressional Record, vol. 110, pt. 3, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. 3052-53.

25 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a subcommittee. 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. Pt. 3-- Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 75-80, 730-37. (UC 46 A51 1966 v. 3)

26 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1967. Hearings before a subcommittee. 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1966. Pt. 1-- ... Dept. of the Air Force pp. 100-01, 362-66. (UC 46 A51 1967 v. 1)

4

m^ ————— r- -: ^-^—

27 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a subcommittee. 90tn Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967. Pt. 3-- Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 470-79. (UC 46 A51 1968 v. 3)

PART IV

ATHLETICS

PERIODICALS

28 Academy football, editorial, AF Times 25:12, 26 May 1965.

29 Football squad has few varsity players because of dismissals. NY Times 31:1, 31 March 1965.

30 ReprStratton asks probe of propriety of Falcon Foundation in rais- ing funds from USAF personnel to send high school athletes to 'cram schools' so they can enter academy, letter to Sec McNamara; cites letter allegedly written by Maj Gen Berquist, '63, soliciting funds from jr officers ; notes Defense Dept ban on such requests; queries foundation status; says Zuckert failed to give him any information on organization, NY Times 42:3, 11 April 1965.


31 U. S. Congress. House. Athletic professionalism in our Service academies. Remarks of Samuel S. Stratton. Congres- sional Record, vol. Ill, pt. 1, 89th Cong., 1st Sess. , 1965. pp. 1416-21.

32 U. S. Congress. House. Cheating scandal at the Air Force Acad- emy - and the impact of athletic professionalism. Re- marks of Samuel S. Stratton, F. Edward Hebert and others. Congressional Record, vol. HI, pt. 2, 89th Cong,, 1st Sess. , 1965. pp. 1628-34.

33 U. S. Congress. House. Service academy athletes are unjustly maligned. Extension of remarks of F. Edward Hebert. Congressional Record, vol.111, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess., 1965. pp. A910-n.

^!FFWW!*mv.*ii' " J ' m

OTHER SOURCES

34 McHargue, Patrick H. "The relationship between nine selected variables affecting the United States Air Force Academy class of 1968." Thesis, University of Southern Cali- fornia, 1967. 84/. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 M14)

PART V

BOARD OF VISITORS

PERIODICALS

35 Applicant increase urged for Academy, AF Times 27:3, 21 Decem- ber 1966.

36 H. H. Harte, Drs. E. F. Shannon, Jr and R. V. Daniels named to Visitors Bd, NY Times 16:5, 24 May 1965.

37 J. Larson5 H. H. Harte named to Visitors Bd, NY Times 51:6, 12 February 1967.

38 Latest report on Academy carries dissenting views, AF Times 25:14, 11 August 1965.

39 Repr B. G. Rogers reports several cadets recently dismissed for cheating; says Visitors Board will hold hearings in April, NY Times 49:4, 20 February 1966.

40 T. H. Carroll, H. C. Stuart named to Visitors Board, NY Times 24:1, 3 March 1964.

41 Visitors board reports acad has recovered from'65 cheating scandal, report to Pres Johnson; reports corrective action taken but no change made in basic code; football schedule, which had created excessive pressure on players, altered, NY Times 28:1, 6 December 1966.


42 U. S. Congress. House. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 110, pt. 1, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1964. p. 593.

43 U. S. Congress. House. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U, S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. Ill, pt. 2, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. p. 1869.

44 U. S, Congress. House. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 112, pt. 1, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1966. p. 896.

45 U, S. Congress. House. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 113, no. 12, 90th Cong.,. IstSess., 30 January 1967. p. H735.

46 U. S. Congress. House. Report of the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy, (text) Extension of remarks of L. Mendel Rivers. Congressional Record, vol. 112, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. s 1966. pp. A3928-31.

47 U. S. Congress. Senate. Appointments to the Board of Visitors of th.q Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. Ill, pt. 2, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. s 1965. p. 2187.

48 U, S. Congress. Senate. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 112, pt. 4, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. p. 4404.

49 U. S. Congress. Senate. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 113, no. 10, 90th Cong,, IstSess., 25 January 1967. p. S925.

OTHER SOURCES

50 Members of the Board of Visitors, 1964- . For members prior to the years covered by this supplement see The United States Air Force Academy: a bibliography, 1954-1964.

Senator Gordon L. Allott, 1964-66 Senator Daniel B, Brewster, 1964 Representative Donald G. Brotzman, 1967- Senator Quentin N. Burdick, 1967 Dr. Robert V. Daniels, 1965-67 Representative Robert Dole, 1966 Senator Peter H. Dominick, 1967- Representative Frank E. Evans, 1966 Reverend Joseph A. Flaherty, 1966 68 Representative John J. Flynt, Jr. , 1964 67

Mr. Houston H. Harte, 1965-66 Senator Roman L. Hruska, 1964-65 Representative Melvin R. Laird, 1964-66 Major General Jess Larson, 1967- Mr. John Lawrence, 1964-65 Senator Gale McGee, 1964-66 Representative William E. Minshall, 1967- Senator Frank E. Moss, 1966 General Emmett O'Donnell, Jr. , 1966-68 Senator John O. Pastore, 1967- Representative C. Melvin Price, 1965 Representacive L. Mendel Rivers, 1964- Representative Byron C. Rogers, 1964-67 Senator Richard B. Russell, 1964- Dr. Edward F. Shannon, 1965-67 Mr. Harold C. Stuart, 1964-66 Senator Stuart W. Symington, 1964-66 Representative Burt L. Talcott, 1965 General Thomas D. White, USAF (Ret), 1964-65 Dr. Payson S. Wild, 1964 Representative Charles H. Wilson, 1967- Senator Ralph W. Yarborcugh, 1964. 1967

51 Comments of the Secretary of the Air Force and the Secretary of Defense to the recommendations of the 1965 Board of Visitors to the United States Air Force Academy. Wash- ington: Dept. of the Air Force, 1965. (Spec. Coll.)

52 U. S. Board of Visitors, U. S. Air Force Academy. Report. Wash- ington: Dept. of the Air Force, 1965-67. Sp^c. Coll. UGB 788 .B6 A29)

10

PART VI

CADET ACTIVITIES

PERIODICALS

53 Ad astra per aspera (1966 class ring), Talon 10:5f£, May 1965.

54 The Bluebards, Talon ll:23ff. May 1966.

55 Cadet Aero Club, Talon 10:8, January 1965.

56 Cadet Chorale, Talon 11:5, February 1966.

57 The Cadet Forensic Association, Talon 12:14-15, December 1966.

58 Cadet Gun Club, Talon 10:21, October 1964.

59 Cadet Radio Club, Talon 11:7, February 1966.

60 Cadet Soaring Club, Talon 11:8, May 1966.

61 The Heritage Committee of the United States Air Force Academy, Talon 13:5ff, November 1967.

62 Hideaway in the mountains. Talon 10:16, February 1965.

63 Mach I and others, Talon 11:14-15, March 1966.

64 Operation Easter, Talon 11:7, April 1966.

65 Photo Club, Talon 11:6, March 1966.

66 Professional Studies Group, Talon 10:18, January 1965.

67. The Special Warfare Group, Talon 11:12, February 1966.

68 ^o a life which justifies itself (1967 class ring). Talon ll:7ff. May 1966.

11

PART VII

CADET SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT

AIR FORCE MANUALS AND REGULATIONS

69 AFR 23-11. Air Force Academy and aircrew examining centers. 12 August 1964} 23-11A. 14 July 1966.

70 AFM 36-5. Appointment of officers in the USAF or as Reserves in the AF. 20 September 1966. " .— .-™—^

71 AFR 53-10. Appointment to the USAF Academy. 31 August 1967.

PERIODICALS

72 Academy accepted by 90%. AF Times 27:2, 12 July 1967.

7 3 Air Academy hits choice (prefers competitive appointments), CS Monitor 12:3, 11 July 1963.

74 Applicant increase urged for Academy, AF Times 27:3, 21 Decem- ber 1966.

75 Bugle call for negro cadets, Ebony 21:73-74ff, June 1966.

76 Cadet applicants will get word soon from Academy,,AF Times 26:13, 27 April 1966.

77 80 negroes at academies; total doubles '63 figure, AF Times 25:10, 10 August 1966. -———--

78 Expand service academy eligibility, J Armed Forces 104:5, 11 March 1967.

79 HR Armed Forces subcommittee sets study to see if present admis- sion practices exclude potential military leaders, NY Times 17:5, 11 May 1965.

80 Hill asked to bolster academies, AF Times 28:6, 8 November 1967,

12

81 MacCloskey, Monro. Commissioned blue-suiters: where do they come from? AF and Space Dig 47:75-78ffl November 1964.

82 Mattson, Charles. House passes savings deposit plana five other major bills, J Armed Forces 103:lff, 23 July 1966.

83 (Military academies) personnel strength (for 1965, estimate for 1966, 1967), AF Times 26:26, 2 February 1966.

84 Mississippi Repr Walker nominates negro for appointment, 1 st such nomination by a Southern Congressman, NY Times 37:8, 16 February 1966. Walker denies report, NY Times 18:3,, 17 February 1966. Says Sen Eastland and friends seekto embarrass him in race for Miss. Sen seat, NY Times 9:1. 18 February 1966.

85 More NCO's sons wanted as cadets, AF Plcy Ltr for Cmdrs p. 3, 1 January 1967.

86 Onliaison officers, AF Plcy Ltr for Comdrs, nr. 17:3, 1 Septem- ber 1964.

87 President given larger quota fcr AF Academy, AF Times 27:2, 16 November 1966.

88 Reject s c ho la r ships to attend USAFA, J Armed Forces 101:2, 15 August 1964.

89 Scholarship programs for service sons seeking Air Force Academy appointments, J Armed Forces 102:2, 26 December 1964.

90 Seek to expand Academy nomination list, J Armed Forces 105:29, 14 October 1967. — . .—

91 Senator (James B. Pearson) would end Hüll academy picks, AF Times 27:16, 19 April 1967.

92 Service sons appointed to Air Force Academy^ J Armed Forces 102:18-19, 3April 1965. "~~ ^~^—.

13


93 U. S. Congress. Public laws, 89th Congress, H. R. 9916, act to amend title 10, United States Code, with respect to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies, and for other purposes. Approved 13 October 1966. Public law 650. 89thCong.. 2nd Sess.y 1966. 2p. (Spec. Coll. )

94 U. S. Congress. Public laws, 89th Congress, S. 3887» act to amend title 10, United States Code, to permit persons from countries friendly to the United States to receive instruction at the United States Military Academy, the United States Naval Academy, and the United States Air Force Academy, and for other purposes. Approved 9 Novem- ber 1966, Public law 802. 89th Cong.3 2nd Sess., 1966.

95 U. S. Congress. House. Appointment s to service academies. Ex- tension of remarks of Robert F. Ellsworth. Congr Rec, v. 112, pt. 10, 89th Cong. :, 2nd Sess. , 1966. p. 13721.

96 U. S. Congress. House. H. R. 7 356, nomination and selection of candidates for appointment tc the Military, Naval, and Air Force academies. Remarks n the House. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt. 3, 88th Cong 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. 2940-42.

97 U. S. Congress. House H. R. 9116 candidates for appointment to service academies. Remarks in the House. Congr Rec, vol. 112, pt. 12, 89th Cong. 2nd Sess., 1966. pp. 15898-99.

98 U. S. Congress. House. Report on cadets appointed to the U. S. service academies from the 27th Congressional District of Pennsylvania. Extension of remarks of James G. Fulton. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt. 18, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. 24320 21.

99 U. S. Congress, House. Report en U. S. service academies. Newsletter of James G. Fultcn. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt. 18, 88th Cong.. 2rd Sess. , 1^64. p. 24126. Re- printed on p. 24195.

14

100 U. S. Congress. House. S. 3887, permitting persons from countries assisting the United States inilg efforts in "Vietnam to receive instruction at *he three service academies. Congr Rec, vol. 112^ pt. 20, 8Qth Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 27079=80.

101 U. S. Congress. House. Should the method of military academy- nominations be changed0 Pro and -en en S.1415. Congr Rec, vol. 113, no. 204. Ôth Ccng. s 1st Sess. ; 1967. p. H16908.

102 U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Armed Servef. H.R.9916, nominaticr. and SPIect on cf :pr.6- -âtes for appointment to the Military, Naval, and A:.r Force Acadenres. Full committee consideration. 89th Ccng. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 9479-81. ,Y4.Ar5/2a:965 66/68'

103 U. S. Congress. House. Committee en Armed Services. H.R.9916, nomination ar.d selectior. of ■ g^d^dates fc r appointment to the Military, Naval, and A r For ê Academie s. Hear- ings before a sub ■ crmmittee. 89th Cong. 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 940«.24. ■lY4. Arc/2i;965-66; 66}

104 U. S. Congress. Hcu?e. Ccmmi'te« or Arm d Services. Permit ting perfcr.s from courtê- a.~s -t ng 'he Un:.ted States in its efforts ::r. Vietnam tc rec ive ir^fructicn at the three service c. .adem'.es. Repor* 224T *o accompany S^ 5887. 80th Ccng. , 2nd ?e.'». , 1966. 8 p. (Spec. Coll. »

105 U. S. Congress. House. Ccmm^tpe on Arm' '^ Services, Selec- tion of candidates for appc ntmqn* tc ■service a ademies. Report 1690 to acccmpany'H. R. 9q16~ 8 9th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. 18 p. Spec. Cc'l.

106 U. S. Congress. Senate. H. P. c'c']6, rcm n~* on ard celection of candidates for apportmer t tc the M .1 - ta ry Naval, and Air Force Academy s. Cengr Re' vcl. 112 pt. 18, 89t.h Cong. 2nd Se = s. ,' lq66. pp. 25083 84.

i

107 U. S. Congress. Senate. Hruska nonrrnte2 excel at service / academies. Editorial from the Omahd Wc^'d Herald.

Congr Rec, vol. 110 pt. 2 88^h rong. , 2nd Sess. , 1964. p. 2118.

15

108 U. S. Congress. Senate. March'ng into the space age. Article from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt. 2, 88th Cong./Znd Sess. , 1964. p. 6677.

109 U. S. Congress. Senate. S. 1415, bill to change the method of academy nominations. Congr Rec, vol. 113, no. 49, 90th Cong, , 1st Sess., 4 April 1967. pp. S4496-97.

110 U. S. Congress. Senate. S. 28803 bill to provide for appointment to service academies of sons of members of the Armed Forces killed in Vietnam. Congr Rec. vol. 112, pt. 2, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. ., 1966. p. 2193.

111 U. S. Congress, Senate. S. 3887 amendment cf Title 10, U. S. Code, relating to the instruction of certain aliens in the service academies. Mr. Inouye. Congr Rec, vol.112, pt. 20, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 27369-70.

112 U. S. Congress, Senate. S, JSS7, permission for certain persons to attend U. S. service a adermes. Congr Rec, vol. 112, pt. 19, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess., 1966. pp. 25804-05.

113 U. S. Crngress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H, R. 7 356, relating to authorized strength of the Military, Naval, and Air Fc rce Academies, Committee print. 88th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1%3. 22 oversize p. (Spec, Coll,)

114 U. S, Congress. Senate. Committee en Armed Services. H. R, 9916, selection of candidates for appointment to service academies. Hearing before the committee. 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966, pp.25 30. (V4. Ar5/3:B49/12/966-3, "Miscellaneous bills",

115 U. S, Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Nomi- naticn and selection of candidates for appointment to Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Report 1670 to accompany H. R. 9916. 89th Cong. 2nd Sess. , 1966. 18 p. (Spec. Coil. I

116 U. S. Congress, Senate, Committee on Armed Services. Per mitting persons from countries friendly to the United States to receive instruction at service academies. Re- port 1690 to accompany S. 3887. 89th Cong, , 2nd Sess. , 1966. 4 p. (Spec. CclM

16

»

OTHER SOURCES

117 Faurer, Judson C. "A survey and analysis of policy decisions and fourth class attrition—United States Air Force Academy." Thesis, Ohio State University, 1966. 104/. (Spec. Coll. UGB 816.7 F26)

118 Fretts, Richard L. "An evaluation of the Air Force Academy can- didate physical aptitude examination." Thesis, Univer- sity of Denver, 1964. 5L£ (Spec. Coll. UGB 822.P4F91)

119 Schoenberg, Irving B. "The appointment systems of the United States service academies." Thesis, University of Mary- land, 1959. 165^. (Spec. Coll. U 408 S36)

17

PART VIIl

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING

BOOKS

120 Simons, William E. Liberal education in the service academies. New York: Published for the Institute of Higher Educa- tion by the Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1965. 230 p. (U 408 S61)

PERIODICALS

121 AF Academy and West Point report no grade quotas, AF Times 26:10, 20 April 1966.

122 Academic program, CS Monitor 19:4, 4 January 1963.

123 Academy picks cadet staff, AF Times 25:7, 20 January 1965.

124 Academy to add American Studies as new major, AF Times 26:22, 27 April 1966.

125 Auser, Cortland P. Persuasion course at the United States air force academy, Speech Teach 16:33-37, January 1967.

126 The cadet wing reorganizes, Talon ll:5ff, October 1965.

127 Cadets begin survival training, AF Times 27:14, 28 June 1967.

128 Caton, Chester F. From bocb tube to cultivated cathode, USAF Instrs Jour 4:15-18, Fall 1966.

129 Conely, James H. Fundamentals of music appreciation. Music Ed Jour 51:120-21, September 1964. ——~—

130 The cooperative masters degree program, Talon 11:23, December 1965.

131 Duda, Gus. 1964's Air Force Academy honor squadron, AF and Space Dig 47:76, August 1964.

132 Fee, Jerry W. A cadet speaks, AF Civil Eng 8:4-6, 2 May 1967.

133 1st year rigors for cadets, CS Monitor 4:1, 9 April 1966.

134 Fowler, WinstonC. The civil engineering curriculum at the USAF Academy, AF Civil Eng 8:2-3, 2 May 1967.

18

135 Grady, Michael J. Jr. Leadership development at the"Air Force Academy, Airman 9:34-36, February 1965.

136 Hitchens, Howard B. Jr. Growth and status cf the instructional systems concept at United States Air Force Academy, USAF Instrs Jour 2:52 55. July 1Q64,

137 Kaapke8 Lyle D. Interpersonal values of United States Air Force Cadets, USAF Instrs Jour 2:42-46, January 1965.

138 McCartan, Robert O. USAF Academy navigation training. Naviga- tor 14:2-4, Fall 1966.

139 McDermott, Robert F. The learning procer? at the USAF Academy, USAF Instrs Jour 5:38 42, Fall 1967.

140 Maj W. E. Simons finds lingering distrust of irfellectualism, some lack of qualified faculty members for academic subjects and excess of drill am? ceremones. report on survey of 4 service academies, NY Tim*r-C- 83:1, 6 June 1965.

141 Mendelsohn, Michael J. Writing and speaking at 'Machsprache AFB", USAF Instrs Jour 4:57 61 , Summer 1966.

142 Moorman, Thomas S. Learning process a* the USAF academy, Phi Delta Kappan 48:451-52.. Mav 1967.

143 Of things to come, Talor 12:21 23^, Ncvrmbe- 1967.

144 On strengths and 'vea.kr.esse'' of academe: s?'- up notes conflict betweer academic and military rursui4 s, NYTimes 22:1, 8 Februa-y 1965.

145 Protest mandatory chapel. Discussion, ChrisMan Cent 81:774, 10 June 1964: 81:1178, 2 3 September 1964.

146 Schock, Grover J. D. Life science program at the U. S. Air Force Academy. Am Bid Teach 2'7: 36 37, January 1965.

147 Survival skills come hard, AF Times 27:15 26 July 1967.

148 Thompson, CaryA. Jr. and Cochran, G. W. L beral arts achievement at a serv;ce academy, J Ey^"-1 Ed 35:97-100, Fall 1966,

19

149 Training ground for tomorrow, Challenge (GE) 7:20-31, Spring 1968. Also in Spec. Coll. " " ' ""

150 U. S. Academies modernize, CS Monitor 1:2, 29 March 1966.


161 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub-committee. 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967. Pt. 5--Operation and maintenance, pp. 615-16, 673-76. (UA 23. 3 A33 1968 v. 5)

152 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub-committee. 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967. Pt. 6--Appropriation language, etc. pp. 94-104. (UA 23.3 A33 1968 v. 6)

153 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub-committee on H. R. 10738. 90th Cong. , 1st Sess., 1967. Pt. 2. pp. 567-69, 572-75, 662. (UA 23.3 A5 1968 v. 2)

OTHER SOURCES

154 Albright, John S. "A master's degree at the Air Force Academy. " Maxwell AFB. Alabama; Air University, 1964. 53*. (LB 2378 1964 A342)

155 Brown, Ogden, Jr. "Differential utility of an antecedent to inven- tory for regression and moderator models in academic prediction." Dissertation, Purdue University, 1965. 187^. (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1965 B879)

156 Hahn, Clifford P. "Collection of data for utilization in curriculum planning of the U. S. Air Force Academy." Washington: American Institute for Research, 1959. 1 v. (various pagings) (Spec. Coll. UGB 812 H14)

20

157 Miller, Robert E. Predicting first year achievement of Air Force Academy cadets, Class of 1965. PRL-TR-64-23. Lack- landAFB, Texas: Aeronautical Systems Division, 1964. 15 p. (UGB 817 U58 1965)

158 Miller, Robert E. Predicting first year achievement of Air Force Academy cadets, Class of 1966. PRLTR-65-21. Lack- land AFB, Texas: Aeronautical Systems Division,, 1965. 17 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U58 1966;

159 Miller, Robert E. Predicting first year ach evement of Air Force Academy cadets, Class of 1967. PRL-TR-66 18. Lack- landAFB, Texas: Aeronaut:cal Sv?*ems Division, 1965. 20 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U58 1967,

160 Moore, Albert W. L. "A master s degree from the Air Force Academy. " Paper presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Defense Poll: v Seminar. 1963. 49A (Spec. Coll. UGB814M82I

161 Richarz, Wilbert H. '"The relationship of performance in the Ba- sic Physical Conditioning Program to first year leadership and academic performance at the United States Air Force Academy. " Thesis, University of Oregon, 1966. 50-^. (Spec. Cell. UGB 833 R52

162 Spencer, Edwm C. "Prediction of academic c-'erachievement and underachievement in the United Stat« ; Air Force Academy Class of 1967. " The si?, TJn'.vers ty of Pennsylvania , 1965. 164J?. (Spec. Col]. LB 2 378 1965 S745|

163 U. S. Air Force Academy. Acacemic program handbook. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo., 1955 67 Spec. Coll. UGB 804 A3) Irregular.

164 U. S. Air Force Academy. Dept. of Englifh. Irarus-, a magazine of undergraduate writing, v. 13, 1Q6F 67. ('Spec. Coll. UGB 815.73 .E5 U5) '

165 U. S. Military Training Review Panel to the United States Air Force Academy. Report. 1962-67. TJ. S. Air Force Academy, 1962-67 (Spec7~Ccl]. UGB 788.M6 Ali

21

166 Woodyard, William T. "A historical study of the development of the academic curriculum of the United States Air Force Academy." Dissertation, University of Denver, 1965, 335^. (LB 2378 1965 W912) Also on microfilm.

22

pp

PART IX

FIELD TRIPS

PERIODICALS

167 An experience with reality, Talon 11:17-19, June 1966.

168 Cadets work for ADC under '3 d Lieutenant', AF Times 25:16,, 4 August 1965.

169 To forgo cadets summer foreign tours to help curb gold outflow, NY Times 7:1, 6 May 1965.

170 USAFA cadets on location. Talon 13:14ff, October 1967.

171 Whittingham, Donald W. Operation Third Lieutenant: OJT for Academy cadets, USAF Instrs Jour 3:10-12, Spring 1966L

23

PART X

FUNDS

PERIODICALS

172 Expansion plans stay on schedule at AF Academy, AF Times 26:2, 13 July 1966.


173 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a sub-committee. 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. Pt. 3-- Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 75-80, 730-37. (UC46A51 1966 v. 3)

174 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1967. Hearings before a sub-committee. 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966. Pt. 1-- ... Dept. of the Air Force. .. . pp. 100-01, 362-66. (UC 46 A51 1967 v. 1)

175 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub-committee. 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 1967. Pt. 3-- Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 470-79. (UC 46 A51 1968 v. 3)

176 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Mili- tary construction authorization fiscal year 1967. Hear- ings before the committee pursuant to H.R. 13715. 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966. pp. 8769, 8840-42. (Y4.Ar5/ 2a:965-66/65)

177 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Mili- tary construction authorization fiscal year 1968. Hear- ings before the committee pursuant to H. R. 9356. 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967. pp. 3481. 3754, 3760-62. Y4. Ar5/2a:967-68/14)

24

178 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations« Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a sub-committee on H. R. 9221. 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. Pt. I- Secretary of Defense, .. . pp. 173- 74,533-34,822. (UA 23. 3 A5 1966 v. 1)

179 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a sub-committee on H. R. 9221. 89th Cong, j 1st Sess., 1965. Pt. 2. pp. 8U82S 89-90, 359, 405, 420. (UA 23. 3 A5 1966 v, 2*

180 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations, Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for . . . 1967. Hearings before a sub-committee on H.R. 15941. 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966. Pt. 2. p. 104. (UA 23. 3 A5 1967 v. 2)

181 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations, Military construction appropriations for 1966. Hearings on H.R. 10328. 89th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1965. pp. 240-41,1007, 1054-55. (UC 46 A33 1966)

182 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations, Military construction appropriations for 1967. Hearings on H.R. 17637, 8Pth Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966. pp. Ill, 125. (UC 46 A 33 1967)

183 U. S, Congress. Senate. Ccmmittee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriation? for 1968. Hearings on H. R. 13606. 90th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1967. pp. 895, 898, 944, 946. (UC 46 A 33 1968}

184 U. S. Congress, Ser.a*e. Committee on ArmedServices. Military construction authonzat-on fiscal year 1966. Hearings before the Committee or Armed Services and the Sub- committee on Military Construe tion of the Committee on Appropriationf on S, 1771, 89th Cong, 1st Sess., 1965. pp. 240-41, (IC 46 A35 1966f

185 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Mili- tary construction authorization, fiscal year 1967. Hear- ings before a sub ccmmittee on S. 3105, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess., 1966. pp. 138, 139, 178. (UC 46 A35 1967)

25

186 U. S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Mili- tary construction authorization fiscal year 1968. Hear- ings on S. 1241 (H. R. 11722). 90th Cong. , Ist Sesa.,, 1967. (UC 46 A35 1968) pp. 477-78, 518-19. 531-32, 614.

187 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Mili- tary procurement authorization, fiscal year 1966. Hear- ings before the Committee on Armed Forces and the Sub- committee on Department of Defense of the Committee on Appropriations on S. 800. 89th Cong., IstSess., 1965. pp. 173-74, 533-34, 822, 990. (Y4. Ar5/3:P94/ 6/966)

26

PART XI

GENERAL (MISCELLANY)

BOOKS

188 U. S. Air Force Academy. Preparatory School. Malamute, the yearbook of the U. S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo.: 1965-1967. (Ref UGB 806 M23)

PERIODICALS

189 Academy buys 294-year-old bookon flying-, AF Times 25:31, 6 Jan- uary 1965.

190 Academy civil engineers keep gigantic plant on go, AFTimes 26:21, 27 July 1966.

191 Academy Foundation receives $100,000 gift, AF Times 26:27, 29 June 1966.

192 Academy lists new exercises, AF Times 27:17, 16NoYember 1966.

193 Aerospace Education Center, Airman 11:20, December 1967.

194 Air Force, U. S. Cam & Trav 27:40-43ff, October 1964.

195 Air Force Academy, Aero Hist 14:66, Summer 1967.

196 The Air Force Academy, Air Reservist 18:8-10, October 1966.

197 Armed forces; careers in uniform, Sr Schol 85:21ff, 11 November 1964.

198 Bell tower at base chapel complex, Airman 11:23, May 1967.

199 Cadet slang at the Air Force Academy, Current Slang, issues of Fall 1967 and Winter 1968. (Spec. Coll.)

27

200 Changing times - Korea to Kennedy, AF &t Space Dig 50:100f£, September 1967.

201 de Neufville, Richard. Education at the academies--where next? Mil Rev 47:3-9, May 1967.

202 Dental ills discovered at Academy, AF Times 26:36, 8 June 1966.

203 Diplomas for brides, CS Monitor 13:1, 10 August 1963.

204 Duda, Gus. Salute to the Academy, AF &c Space Dig 49:105, Aug- ust 1966. "

205 DuPre, Flint O. U. S. Air Force Academy, Aero Intl 2:19, De- cember 1966.

206 Eagles and fledglings, Talon 12:24, December 1966.

207 The Falcon Foundation, USAF Fact Sheet, July 1965.

208 The Falconews: an unofficial newspaper published weekly in the interest, of personnel at the USAF Academy. Colorado Springs: Gowdy Printcraft, 1958-67. (Spec. Coll. )

209 Falcons in the family, Skyline 22, nr. 3:2-7, 1964.

210 Famiglietti, Len. AF (Academy) Prep School a beginning point-- path to degree, commission, AF Times 27:12ff, 19 Oc- tober 1966. "' ~

211 General LeMay talks to the (cadet) Wing. Interview, Talon 10:5ff, February 1965.

212 Growing Academy Library nears 200, 000 in books, AF Times 24:28,, 8 July 1964.

213 HR Armed Services sub-committee to study complaints about operations of service academies, NY Times 34:5, 4 October 1967.

214 Hennessy Trophy winners named, AF Times 27:2, 26 April 1967.

215 Hubbell, John G. We are a different breed of cat, sir, R Digest 85:225-26ff9 November 1964.

28

216 Humor makes inroads at Academy, CS Monitor 17:1, 2 April 1966.

217 Lear-Siegler give scholarship in honor of LeMay, AF Times 26:5, 18 May 1966.

218 Many in class of '68 have service ties, AF Times 24:24, 12 August 1964.

219 Memorializationat USAF Academy, USAF Prog Bui 3, 15 May 1967.

220 Pegasus, Talon 12:4, January 1967.

221 Rickover raps Pentagon staffing, short tours, military academies, AF Times 26:10, 10 November 1965.

222 Schools brides-to-be, CS Monitor 18:5, 3 June 1963,

223 Spiral staircase, CS Monitor 5:2, 10 October 1967.

224 Sturm, Ted. Flight of the falcons, Airman 11:10-13, March 1967.

225 3 schools of military thought, CS Monitor 2:1:1, 3 May 1966.

226 (Traffic safety record of 1963 for Air Force Academy), AF Times 25:28, 23 September 1964.

227 United States Air Force Academy, AF k Space Dig 47:174ff> Sep- tember 1964; 48:183-84, September 1965; 49:162-63, September 1966.

228 United States Air Force Academy; special report, AF Times 27: 16 p. suppl. following p. 22, 17 August 1966.

229 Vice Pres Humphrey visits, NY Times 11:3, 16 April 1966.

230 Weber, Kenneth L. Gateway to a profession (Air Force Academy Preparatory School), USAF Instrs Jour 5:61-66, Summer 1967.

231 Will your son be an Academy cadet? Airman 11:19, February 1967.

29


232 U. S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine . Periodontal status of incoming Air Force Academy cadets. It's SAM-TR-66-66. Brooks AFB, Texas: 1966. (Acad. Hospital)

233 U. S. Congress. House. Air Force Academy. Report of inspection by 10 members of Congress. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt, 3, 88th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. 3048-53.

234 U. S. Congress. House. James C. Ingram, Jr. , honor cadet at Air Force Academy. Remarks of Edwin E. Willis. Congr Rec Vol. 110, pt. 9, 88th Cong. . 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. 12479-80.

235 U. S. Congress. House. Meeting tomorrow's challenge today. Extension of remarks of Roy H. McVicker. Congr Rec, vol. 112, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. p. A3682.

236 U. S. Congress. House. Thirty one to be honored at Academy interview lunc heon. Extension of remarks of Paul Findley. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. p. ^3.

237 U. S. Congress. House. Vice President Humphrey speaks to cadets at U. S. Air Academy. Extension of remarks of Frank E. Evans. Congr Rec, vol. 112, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. A2190-91.

238 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a sub-committee. 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. Pt. 2--Operation and mairtenance. pp. 90-91, 385,779. (UA 23. 3 A33 1966 v. 2)

239 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1966. Hearings before a sub-committee. 89th Cong. , 1st Sess., 1965. pp. 35-46. (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ap6/l:D36/5/966-2)

30

240 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of. Defense appropriations for 1967. Hearings before a sub-committee. 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. Pt. 3--Operation and maintenance. pp. 469-70, 533. (UA 23. 3 A33 1967 v. 3)

241 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defense appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub «.ommittee. 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967, Pt. 1~-Military personnel, pp. 242-43, 273. (UA23. 3 A33 1968 v, 1)

242 U. S. Congress. Senate. Address by the Honorable John Erlenborn before northern Illinois Air Force Academy appointees on June 12, 1965. Extension of remarks of Donald Rums- feld. Congr Rec, vc]. 111, Appendixs 89th Cong., 1st Sess. , 1965. pp. A3075-77.

243 U. S. Congress. Senate. Inquiry into operations of nation's ser~ vice academies. Remarks by Jennings Randolph. Congr Rec, vol. 112, pt. 7, 89th Cong. s 2nd Sess. , 1966. pp. 8689-91.

244 U. S. Congress. Senate. On the subject of loyalty. Insertion of address by Lt Gen Thomas S. Moorman by Gordon Alcott. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, pt. 19, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. pp. 25129-30.

245 U. S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Depart ment of Defence appropriations for 1968. Hearings before a sub-committee on H. R. 10738. 90th Cong, , 1st Sess. ,1967. Pt. 1. pp. 177-78. «UA 23. 3 A5 1968 v. 1)

246 U. S. Geological Survey. Bulletin 551. General and engineering geology of United States Air Force Academy site, Colo. : by David J. Varnes and Glenn R. Scott; with section on ground water, byW. D, E. Cardwel] and Edward D. Jen- kins. 1967. 93 p, (I 19. 3:551»

31

OTHER SOURCES

247 Miller, Edward A. "The struggle for an Air Academy: a study in civiHnilitary relations." Maxwell AFB: Air University, 1963. 4ZJ. (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1963 M647)

248 Schrank, Wilburn R. "Relationships between ability grouping and academic achievement in the mathematics course at the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School. " Dissertation, Texas A & M University, 1967. 111^. (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1967 S37)

32

PART XII

GRADUATES

AIR FORCE REGULATIONS

249 AFR 51-4. Flying training in officer grade. 30 March 1966; 51 4A. 20 December 1966.

i

PERIODICALS

250 Cadets in combat cockpits, Airman 13:20, June 1967.

251 43 awards earned by Academy grads, AF Times 25:6, 23 June 1965.

252 14 graduates wed, NY Times 52:2, 9 June 1966.

253 Graduates in Vietnam, Talon 11:16-18, May 1966.

254 Matthews, Richard T. An Association (of Graduates), Talon 11:19ff, May 1966.

255 Matthews, Richard T. The graduate review, Talon 12:12-13, No- vember 1966.

256 (Norman P. ) Quigley is first Academy grad to make major, AF Times 26:6, 26 January 1966.

257 The Rhodes scholars, Talon 10:18-19, March 1965.

258 Selected grads offered masters degree in physics, Airman 11:37, June 1967.

259 USAFA scholarship winners named, J Armed Forces 102:12, 24 April 1965.

33


260 U. S. Congress. House. Lest we fail to remember. Extension of remarks of Burt L. Talcott. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, Appendix, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. p. A147.

OTHER SOURCES

261 Heiberg, Harrison H. D. , Jr. "Interservice commissioning of Academy graduates: a critical analysis. " Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air University, 1966. 97>£. (Spec, Coll. U 408. 3 H46)

262 U. S. Air Force Academy. Association of Graduates. Register of graduates of the United States Air Force Academy. 1964-1967. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo., 1965-1968." Annual. (Ref UGB 784 US)

34

PART XIII

GRADUATION

PERIODICALS

263 Cadet V. L. Genez top graduate, NY Times 16:8, 8 June 1965.

264 Commencement; Under-Secretary Paul speaks, NY Times 36:4, 8 June 1967.

265 D. T. Twomey top graduate; gets Rhodes scholarship, NY Times 43:3, 6 June 1967.

266 515 to graduate; list, NY Times 82:3, 6 June 1965.

267 550 Academy grads listed, AF Times 27:8, 10 May 1967.

268 525 graduated at Academy, Twomey finishes as No. 1, AF Times 27:6, 14Junel967.

269 492 from USAFA, USMA, USNA classes will be commissioned in Air Force, J Armed Forces 103 : lOff, 21 May 1966.

270 472 Academy grads listed - all but 1 to enter AF, AF Times 26: 3ff, 25 May 1966.

271 469 graduate; Sec Brown speaks, NY Times 42:5, 9 June 1966.

272 Graduation; Gen McConnell speaks, NY Times 23:1, 10 June 1965.

273 June Week 1965. Talon 10:6-7, June 1965.

274 June week '66, Talon 11:7-9, June 1966.

275 Koliner's 3.79 grade leads Academy grads, AF Times 26:5. 22 June 1966.

276 McConnell, John P. Graduation address, AF Plcy Ltr Suppl for Cmdrs no. 7:5-9, July 1965.

35

277 New academic awards won by seven at Academy, AF Times 26:24 29 June 1966.

278 (Pres. Kennedy) buoys air academy, CS Monitor 3:1, 7 June 1963i.

279 The Silver Belle brides' program, Talon 10:9, June 1965.


280 U. S. Congress. House. Undersecretary of Air Force Norman S. Paul address to the graduates at Air Force Academy. Extension of remarks of F. Edward Hebert. CongrRec, vol. 113, Appendix, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 7 June 1967. pp. A2851-53.

281 U. S. Congress. Senate. Air superiority. Address by Gen Curtis E. LeMay to the class of 1964. Congr Rec, vol. 110, pt. 10, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 13607-09.

36

■^^^^■■^-•"—"•"•—

PART XIV

HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES

BOOKS

282 Craig, Gordon A. Problems of coalition warfare; the military al- liance against Napoleon, 1813-1814. The Harmon Mem- orial lectures in military history, number 7, USAF Academy, Colo. , 1965. 26 p. (DC 236. 1 C8)

283 Howard, Michael. Strategy and policy in twentieth-tcentury warfare. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 9. USAF Academy, Colo., 1967. (UA 11 H85)

284 Paret, Peter. Innovation and reform in warfare. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 8, USAF Academy, Colo. , 1966. 17 p. (U 19 P22)

37

PART XV

HONOR CODE - GENERAL

PERIODICALS

285 Air Force delays change in program at Academy, AF Times 25:3, 14 July 1965.

286 Heise, J. Arthur. Why the cadets cheat, Nation 204:622-26. 15May 1967; Discussion 205:2ff, 3 July 1967.

287 Hornberger, Michael. AF modifies Cadet (Honor) Code, J Armed Forces 103: Iff, 20 November 1965. """ ""

288 Many changes urged for Academy put into effect, AF Times 26:10, 24 November 1965.

289 Repr B G Rogers reports several cadets recently dismissed for cheating; says Visitors Board will hold hearings in April,. NY Times 49:4, 20 February 1966.

290 Rules of the game; revision of administration of honor code, News- week 66:65, 29 November 1965.

291 Settles, Ben H. 'Modify cadet honor code1, AF Times 27:30, 10 May 1967.

292 Shaffer, Helen B. Cheating in school, ERR pp. 343-58, 11 May 1966.

293 Survey of 99 US colleges and universities shows about 50% of students have cheated at some tirne, NYTimes 37:2, 24 Jan- uary 1965.

294 Visitors board reports acad has recoveredfrom '65 cheating scandal, report to Pres Johnson; reports corrective action taken but no change made in basic code; football schedule, which had created excessive pressure on players, altered, NY Times 28:1, 6 December 1966.

38

OTHER SOURCES

295 Calkins, Raymond J. "The morality of the Air Force Academy honor code." Thesis, Catholic University of America, 1966. 99^. (Spec. Coll. UGB 861 C15)

296 Home, Raymond E. "An analysis of the United States Air Force Academy honor code. " Maxwell AFB, Ala. : Air Uni- versity. 1966. (Spec. Coll. UGB 861 H81)

297 U. S. Air Force Academy. "The cadet honor code." U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo., 1966. n. p. (Spec. Coll.)

298 U. S. Air Force Academy. "Introduction to the cadet honor code. " Rev. ed. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo. , 1 August 1967. 13 p. (Spec. Coll.)

299 Watts, Barry D. "The history of the honor code: 1955-1966." U. S. Air Force Academy, 1965. 93^. (Spec. Coll. UGB 861 W34) Student paper.

HONOR CODE - 1965 INCIDENT

PERIODICALS

300 Academy football, editorial, AF Times 25:12, 26 May 1965.

301 Academy publishes summary of probe; reports ringleaders made about $900 from sale of exams, NY Times 9:5, 13 March 1965.

302 Academy seeks ways to repair damage to reputation; authorities confer with US Military Academy to learn how it handled '51 scandal, NY Times 90:8, 25 January 1965.

303 Academy source indicates about 120 cadets will be separated for cheating; academy still refuses resignations of those who tolerated cheating; releases letters from cadet to family and upper classman to Cadet Commandant back- ing honor system, NY Times 57:1, 31 January 1965..

39

304 Academy source reports over 100 actually cheated on exams; says academy refuses to accept resignations of those who only tolerated cheating: academy reports 28 more resign; total of 93; parents of resigning cadets report academy threatens to downgrade discharge or refuse to transfer college credits if cadets discuss case; USAF denies clas- sifying probe; says 'for official use only1 is category to protect documents; denies action against cadets discus- sing case; father of cadet dismissed for failing grades links failure to other cadets cheating; cites academy practice of grading on curve, NY Times 1:7, 30 January 1965.

305 Academy study (headed by Gen. Thomas D. White, Ret) urges football de-emphasis, AF Times 25:13 , 19 May 1965.

306 Academy threatens resigning cadets with severe penalties if they discuss scandal; Warren reports 6 more resignations; Repr Evans scores secrecy, NY Times 20:1, 27 January 1965.

307 Alexander, Shana. Tarnished buttons: cheating scandal, Life 58: 25, 12 February 1965.

308 All but 2 given honorables in Academy cadet ousters, AF Times 28:8, 7 April 1965.

309 Bride, Joseph Jr. Smudge on the cadet code; cheating ring at Air Force Academy, Life 58:82ff, 5 February 1965.

310 Cadet involved sizes up the scandal: honor code violation, Life 58: 68-73, 12 February 1965.

311 Cadets charged with cheating during examinations, The Times (Lon- don) 10f(3*), 20 January; findings; resignations 12e; 27; 7f(4*), 25 January; lOe, 5 February 1965.

312 Cheating and symbols; report of a special committee called by the Secretary of the Air Force to consider cases of cheating. Commonweal 82:277, 21 May 1965.

313 Cheating at the Academy, CS Monitor editorial page:l, 27 January 1965.

314 Cheating by air cadets; the brass is blamed, US News 8t W Rpt 58: 16, 17 May 1965.

40

315 Clipping AF wings; report of committee on cheating scandal, News- week 65:67, 17 May 1965. —-

316 Code of honor; air force cadets accused of stealing examination papers, Time 85:20, 29 January 1965.

317 Columbia will weigh applications for February '66 term, NY Times 30:5, 9 February 1965.

318 Committee investigating cheating study Academy honor system , AF Times 25:9. 10 February 1965.

319 Defense Dept reports 11 cadets were moved to Lowry base for 1 day in cheating probe after reports of possible violence against those identifying cheaters; ReprStratton releases Sec Zuckert replies to 10 questions on scandal; Sec reports 119 cadets were queried, 105 admitted involvement and resigned; reports small-scale cheating occurredfor at least 1 year before scandal, NY Times 17:3, 11 March 1965.

320 Editorial deplores scandal and academy and USAF efforts to curb data, NY Times 26:1, 30 January 1965.

321 Editorial upholds honor system; letter deplores parent's defense of cadet son who tolerated cheating, NY Times 24:2, 4, 6 February 1965. ~ """

322 Exam theft occurred in May '64; sequence of events leading to dis- covery, NY Times 16:1, 1 February 1965.

323 (Excerpts from) the Report of the Special Advisory Committee on the U. S. Air Force Academy, AF Plcy LtrforCmdrs no 10:3-4, 15 May 1965. ™" ~" —

324 F. M. Hechinger analysis (of White Committee report), NY Times IV, 11:1, 9 May 1965.

325 F. M. Hechinger comment on scandal, NY Times IV, 7:1, 31 Jan- uary 1965.

326 F. M. Hechinger on academic and other competition as possible factor in cheating, NY Times IV, 8:1, 7 February 1965.

327 Fall from honor: exam cheating scandal, Newsweek 65:46, 1 Feb- ruary 1965.

41

328 Football squad has few varsity players because of dismissals.NY Times 31:1. 31 March 1965.

329 4 cadets resign; others reportedly involved; probe continues, NY Times 1:7, 22 January 1965.

330 4 more cadets resign; resignations at 109; academy ends probe, NY Times 40:3, 21 February 1965.

331 Honor bound to what? Air Force Academy code of honor. New Repub 152:9-10, 13 February 1965; Discussion 152:26- TTTTTMarch; 152:28-29. 3 April 1965.

332 Honor code hailed, CS Monitor 1:1, 27 January 1965.

333 Honor code to stand at Academy, AF Times 25:10, 3 February 1965. "

334 Honor underlined, CS Monitor 3:1, 27 January 1965.

335 Honour in the air, Economist 215:181, 10 April 1965.

336 Leavitt, William. The White Committee Report on the Air Force Academy: constructive criticism, AF fc Space Dig 48: 6, June 1965.

337 Lengthening list; buying and selling of stolen exams by cadets, Newsweek 65:83-84, 8 February 1965.

338 Letter on February 6th editorial on honor code, NY Times 34:5, 19 February 1965.

339 Loosbrock, John F. To'rat'or not to'rat1, editorial, AF &t Space Di£48:6, March 1965.

340 Maj Gen Warren reports probe completed; 105 resigned for cheating or for theft and sale of exam papers; Warren says cadet honor board will decide 'tolerators' cases; dis- putes charge that academy has become football factory and that players had to cheat to get through, NY Times 19:1, 4 February 1965.

341 9 more cadets resign; total 102; Repr Hebert urges creating civilian review board to oversee academic workload, NY Times 15:1. 2 February 1965.

42

342 On strengths and weaknesses of academic set-up; notes conflict between academic and military pursuits , NY Times 22:1, 8 February 1965. ———-—-

343 Probe of 'possible cheating activities'by cadets opens, NY Times 41:1, 20 January 1965.

344 Reporters faced wall of secrecy (in covering cheating scandal at Air Force Academy), Ed & Pub 98:14, 6 February 1965.

345 Resignations (Mar. ): review board report, The Times (London) 13a, 7 May 1965.

346 Save the honor system, CS Monitor editorial page:l, 15 February 1965.

347 Scandal at Colorado Springs: sale of exam papers, Time 85:62, 5 February 1965.

348 Sec Zuckert accepts resignations of 109 cadets involved in cheating scandal, NY Times 11:3, 26 March 1965.

349 Sec Zuckert reports 'well organized' group of cadets has been stealing exam papers and selling them; about 100, including 30 members of football squad, believed involved; Zuckert statement text, NY Times 1:1, 24 January 1965.

350 Snead, William Jr. Air Academy's cheating scandal; ed. by J. Shep- herd, Look 31:23-25, 24 January 1965.

351 Special advisory (White) committee urges retaining honorcode but suggests other policy changes including de-emphasis of varsity football, report to Zuckert on cheating scandal; notes 44% of 105 cadets who resignedor were dismissed were ' recruited athletes'; denies scandal indicates insti- tution collapse or need for major overhaul; queries rapid changes in academy programs and frequent leadership changes, NY Time? 1:2, 7 May 1965.

352 3rd-year cadet reportedly stole exam papers from locker and recruited 10 others to sell them; two Ist-year men were informants; most of sellers believed to be football players; 40 more cadets reportedly resign, NY Times 1:3, 26 January 1965.

43

353 30 more resign; S. Etnyre and J. Yankee dropped from basketball squad; Etnyre1 s father says son is resigning; academy confirms ordering resigning cadets not to discuss case; defends order; UCLA discourages football player F. Greenlee from transferring there, NY Times 15:8, 28 January 1965.

354 Topkapi in Colorado: cheating scandal, Newsweek 65:82, 15 Feb- ruary 1965.

355 25 more resign; Supt Maj Gen Warren reports majority of cadets not involved; says probe was touched off by cadets who reported on those who cheated; sees honor code streng- thened by disclosures; some cadets have been dismissed for cheating in last 10 years, NY Times 1:5, 23 January 1965.

356 2 dismissed cadets seek to enter Columbia, NY Times 12:7, 6 Feb- ruary 1965.

357 USAF Academy (White Committee) Report affirms honor code, editorial, J Armed Forces 102:llr 15 May 1965.

358 USAF revises honor code, adopts most recommendations of White Committee that studied academy after cheating scandal, NY Times 49:8, 16 November 1965.

359 USAFA (White Committee) Report sets future course; Congress plans new Academy study, J Armed Forces 102:17ff, 15 May 1965.

360 Not used.

361 Zuckert names special committee headed by Gen White (ret) to in- vestigate academy, athletic programs and honor system; Zuckert aide Col Stay at academy; believed to control publication of probe data; 3 of academy's 4 public information offices closed to press; academy public information officer Col Haney says probe is classified 'confiden- tial' and most documents are 'for official use only1, NY Times 9:1, 29 January 1965.

362 Zuckert to scan (109) cadet ousters at AF Academy, AF Times 25:3, 10 March 1965.

44


363 Comments of the Secretary of the Air Force and the Secretary of Defense to the recommendations of the 1965 Board of Visitors to the United States Air Force Academy. Wash- ington: Dept. of the A J r Forces 1965. (Spec. Coll.)

364 U. S. Board of Visitors, U. S. Air Force Academy, Report, 1965. Washington: Dept. of the Air Force, 1965. (Spec. Coll. UGB 788 . B6 A29!

365 U. S. Congress. House. Air Force Academy cheating scandal.... Remarks by Samuel S. Stratton. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, pt. 1, 89th Cong. , IstSess. , 1965. p. 1081.

366 U. S. Congress. House. Air Force Academy honor violation. Remarks by F. Edward Hebert, Congr Rec, vol. Ill, pt. 9, 89th Cong. . IstSess. , 1965. pp. 10625-26.

367 U. S. Congress. House. Air Force Academy investigation. Re- marks of L. Merdel Rivers, Congr Rec, vol. Ill, pt. 2, 89th Cong. , IstSess,, 1965. p. 1856.

368 U. S. Congress. House. Air Force Academy report. Extension of remarks of L. Mendel Rivers. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, Appendix 89th Cong, , IstSess., 1965. pp. A2261-62.

369 U. S. Congress. House. Athlete professionalism in our service academies. Remark? cf Samuel S. Stratton. Congr Rec, vol. Ill, pt. 1, 89th Cong, IstSess., 1965. pp. 1416- 21.

370 U. S. Congress. House, Athletic professionalism, the Air Force Academy cheating scandal and the White Committee report. Extension ol remarks,, and insertions, of Sam- uel S. Stratton. Congr RPC vol. Ill, pt. 8, 89th Cong. , IstSess., 1965. pp. 10477 84.

371 U. S. Congress. House. Cheat ng en exams. Extension of remarks of Graham Purceil. Corgr Rec, vol. Ill, Ap- pendix, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. p, A317.

372 U. S. Congress. House. Cheating scandal at the Air Force Aca- demy 2 an(l the impact of athletic professionalism. Re- marks of Samuel S. Stratton, F, Edward Hebert and others. Congr Rec. vol. Ill, pt. 2, 89th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1965. pp. 1628 14.

45

373 U. S. Congress. House. The cheating scandals at the Air Force Academy. Remarks in the House. CongrRec, vol. Ill, pt. I, 89th Cong.; IstSess., 1965. pp. 2056 57.

374 U. S. Congress. House. Let s reserve judgments regarding Air Force Academy honor code violations. Extension of remarks of Burt L. Talcott. Congr Rec. vol. 11 ^.Appen- dix, 89th Cong. , IstSess., 1965. p. A452.

375 U. S. Congress. House. The recent cheating incident at the Air Force Academy. Extension of remarks of L. Mendel Rivers. Congr Rec; vol. 111, Appendix, 89th Cong., IstSess., 1965. pp. A408 09.

376 U. S. Congress. House. Committee en Appropriations. Depart- ment of Defer.se appropriations for 1966, Hearings before a subcommittee. 89th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1965. Pt. 3—Secretary of Defense.. . . pp. 864-67. (,UA 23.3 A33 1966 v.3)

377 U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Armed Services. Air Force Academy cheating '.ncident. Remarks ir ■ mmit- tee meeting, 1 February 1965, 89th Cong., i. Jess., 1965. pp. 24-25. (Y4. Ar 5/2a:«65 66/1)

378 U. S. Congress, House. Ccmmittee on Armed Servit Mili- tary posture. . . . Headings before the commiti. e. 89th Cong.. IstSess., 1965. pp. 267 71. 401 02, 415-20, 697, 1173-79. (Y4. Ar 5/2a Q65 66/7 •

379 U. S. Dept. of the Air Force. Specal Advisory Committee on the United States Air Force Academy. Report to the Secre- tary and Chief of Staff of the A: r Force. . . . 5 May 1965. Washington, D. C. : Dept. of the Air Force 1965. 1vol., various paging. (UGB 861 U5?

OTHER SOURCES

380 Rayment, Donald W. "The Air Force Academy cheating scandal: an administrative study of the problems associated with the public news media.' Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air Uni- versity, 1966. 234^. (Spec. Coll, UGB 861 R26)

381 Walter, Alonzo J. "The Air Force Academy honor scandal - cause and effect. ' Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air University, 1966. 3 v. (Spec. Coll. UGB 861 W2 3*

46

HONOR CODE - 1967 INCIDENT

PERIODICALS

382 Academy cheating incident, editorial, AF Times 27:10, 15 March 1967.

383 Academy officials report 7 varsity football players have left Aca- demy; most believed linked to cheating scandal, NY Times 21:3, 18 March 1967.

384 Air Force Academy study weighed, CSMonitor 10:1, 4 March 1967.

385 Cadets: more resignations. Times Lond 6f, 3 March 1967.

386 Cadets resign after violation of code of honor, Times Lond 3a, 25 February 1967.

387 Crack in the facade; latest cheating scandal, Newsweek 69:117, 13 May 1967.

388 4 more resign, 21 more under suspicion, NY Times 11:1, 28 Feb- ruary 1967.

389 Honorable code? Sr Schol 90:20. 17 March 1967.

390 New cheating scandal rocks AFAcademy, AF Times 27:2, 8 March 1967.

391 9 more resign; 2 9 admit receiving or giving exam answers, 4 admit violating honor code by tolerating cheating; about 60 resignations accepted; cadet honor committee handles entire probe; Supt. Moorman plans system for individual instruction to cadets on honor code, NY Times 1:1, 26 February 1967.

392 Probe ends, NY Times 21:3, 3 March 1967.

393 Scandal in Colorado Springs, Time 89:66, 3 March 1967.

394 6 more cadets resign; total 46, NY Times 39:8, 2 March 1967.

395 36 resign - breach honor, CS Monitor 2:5, 28 February 1967.

47

396 3 more cadets resign; Academy officials and cadets oppose weak- ening honor code, NY Times 25:1, 27 February 1967.

397 24 cadets resign, 24 others under investigation in new cheating scandal; information officer LtCol Tacker comments, NY Times 1:2, 25 February 1967.


398 U. S. Congress. House. Cheating at the Air Force Academy. Ar- ticle from the Washington (D. C.) Evening Star. Congr Rec, vol. 113, no. 33, 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 2 March 1967. pp. H2087-88.

399 U. S. Congress. House. Hon. Edward J. Derwinski defends Air Force Academy. Remarks by Mr. Derwinski. Congr Rec, vol. 113, no. 30, 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 27 Feb- ruary 1967. p. H1742.

48

■ '-"'',y, :.~- ■''*•;- - ■' : r ■

PART XVI

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING

BOOKS

400 Contrails, the USAF Academy cadet handbook. USAF Academy, Colo., 1955-67. Annual. (UGB852.C76)

401 Polaris, yearbook of the United States Air Force Academy cadet wing. USAF Academy, Colo., 1959-67. (UGB 855 P76)

402 Talon, the cadet magazine of the USAF Academy. USAF Academy, Colo., 1956-1967.

49

PART XVII

STAFF AND FACULTY

AIR FORCE MANUALS

403 AFM 36-11 and changes. Officer Assignment Manual. 30 August 1966. " ^ "~~ ~~^~

404 AFM 39-11 and changes. Airman Assignment Manual. 1 May 1967 basic date.

PERIODICALS

405 Academy applicants double--prof slots tougher to get, AF Times 28:7, 13 December 1967. -—^.»™..--

406 Academy faculty grows, AF Times 26:4, 29 December 1965.

407 Academy, faculty praised, AF Times 27:3, 15 March 1967.

408 Academy shows faculty growth, AF Times 25:4, 2 December 1964.

409 Academy staff changes listed, AF Times 26:22, 15 September 1965.

410 Col Olds named cadets commandant, NY Times 11:3, 19 August 1967.

411 Col Olds takes over as commandant of cadets, NY Times, 37:4, 1 December 1967.

412 Col Olds to become cadet commandant on Nov 1, NY Times 4:1, 1 October 1967.

413 The Commandant of Cadets, Talon 10:11, June 1965.

414 The Commandant of Cadets, Talon ll:9ff, January 1966.

415 Cortez to become deputy at Latin American school, AF Times 25: 23. 26 May 1965.

416 The Dean of the Faculty, Talon 10:1 Iff, May 1965.

50

417 Faculty changes at USAF Academy, J Armed Forces 103:25, 11 September 1965.

418 Famous aces: Robin Olds, Colonel, United States Air Force, Talon 13:4-7, December 1967.

419 Gen Moorman has served as fifth Superintendent of the AFA since July 1965, Air Reservist 18:10, October 1966.

420 Lt Gen Moorman succeeds Maj Gen Warren as supt, NY Times 2:1, 17 April 1965.

421 Lt Gen Thomas Moorman is USAFA's fifth Superintendent, Talon 11:3, October 1965.

422 Lt Gen Thomas S. Moorman, Jr. , Superintendent of the Air Force Academy, Aero Hist 14:65, Summer 1967.

423 Maj Gen Warren leaves as Supt, NY Times 36:2, 17 August 1965.

424 Moorman selected chief of Academy; David to Korea, AF Times 25:20, 31 March 1965.

424a Olds, Robin. How I got my first MIG, AF & Space Dig 50:38-40ff, July 1967.

425 Professor payhit atService schools, AF Times 25:3, 4August 1965.

426 Retires.at USAFAS J Armed Forces 102:7, 21 August 1965.

427 Three at Academy earn advanced degrees, AF Times 26:22,. 15 September 1965.


428 U. S. Congress. House. Pilot of Air Academy. Article by Sidney Fields from the New York Daily News, inserted by Thaddeus J. Dulski. Congr Rec, vol. 110, Appen- dix, 88th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1964. pp. A5068-69.

429 U. S. Congress. Senate, Committee on Armed Services. HR7973, Providing public quarters and utilities without charge to civilian instructors at the U.S. Military Academy. Hear- ing before the committee, 89th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1966. In "Miscellaneous bills", pp. 30-37. (Y4 .Ar5/3:B49/ 12/966-3)

51

PART XVIII

WHITE AWARD

PERIODICALS

430 C L Johnson gets T D White National Defense Award, NY Times 2:5, 12 April 1966.

431 Doolittle wins White (National Defense) Award, AF Times 27:4, 26 April 1967.

432 Gen Curtis E. LeMay, Ret, receives the Thomas D. White National De fen sje Award, J Armed Forces 102:8, 10 April 1965.

433 Lt Gen Doolittle to get White National Defense Award, NY Times 9:2, 18 April 1967.

434 Thomas D. White National Defense Award; remarks by Gen James H. Doolittle, Talon 13:10-11, October 1967.

52

^^pp—p Mww m rnmm. "'.^■SifPiW^'^in/'i^iii'ifw ■ ■ - ■

INDEX

AFROTC students, 153 academic achievement

prediction, 155 mathematics, 248

Academic Advisory Committee. Report, 10

Academic program handbook, 163 Academy Advisory Council, 5, 12 achievement, prediction, 157, 158, 159 Aerospace Education Center, 12, 191, 193 Air Force Academy Foundation, 191 Air Force Association Trophy, 131 Air Force Manual

36-5, 70 36-ll3 403 39-11, 404

Air Force Regulation 23-11, 69 23-23, 1 51-4, 249 53-10, 71

aircraft supporting Academy, 173 airfield, 12, 17 3 Albright, John S. , 154 Alexander, Shana, 307 Allott, Gordon, 50, 244 Aim, Ross C. , 286 American Studies major, 124 appointment

acceptance percentage, 72 Air Force Regulation, 71 competitive, 7 3, 95 Congressional, 91, 101 expanded eligibility, 78 foreign students, 100, 104,111, 112, 116 negroes, 7 5 Presidential, 87 service sons, 85, 89, 92 sons of deceased veterans, 110 sources, 97, 106, 115

Arnold Hall, 17 5 Association of Graduates, 254 Astronautics Dept. , 2

athletics, 239 criticism, 31, 32, 369, 370 facilities, 175, 186 policy, 30,33, 300, 305,365, 366, 369, 370, 378 training, 12

attrition, fourth class, 8 audio-visual program, 128, 136 Auser, Cortland, P. , 125

Basic Physical Conditioning Pro- gram, 161

Bayh, Birch, 110 The Bluebards, 54 Board of Visitors, 239, see also

subject in text Bourque, Valmore W. , 260 Bowers, William J. , 334 Brewster, Daniel B. , 50 Bride, Joseph, Jr. , 309 Brotzman, Donald G. , 50 Brown, Harold, 271 Brown, Ogden, Jr. , 155, 427 Burdick, Quentin N. , 50

cadet Aero Club, 55 Chorale, 56 Forensic Association, 57 Gun Club, 68 handbook, see Contrails Heritage Committee, 61 magazine, see Talon negro, 77 pay, 12 Photo Club, 65 Professional Studies Group, 66 quarters, 19, 20, 186 Radio Club, 59 Soaring Club, 60 Special Warfare Group, 67 strength, 83, 241 strength, statistics, 113

53

cadet wing organization, 1Z6 Calkins, Raymond J. , 295 Callaway, Howard H. , 373 carillon, 198 Carroll, Thomas H. , 40 Caton, Chester F. , 128 chapel

cadet, 23, 176 mandatory attendance, 145

Civil Engineering curriculum, 132, 134 civilian instructors, 429 Class of

1959, 256 1964, 238, 378 1965, 157, 240, 251, 259, 378 1966, 155.158, 378 1967, 68, 155, 159, 162, 378 1968, 34, 88, 149,218 1969, 12 1971. 72

class ring, 53, 68 Cochran, Samuel W. , 148 Conely, James H. , 129 The Congress and Annerica's future, 15 Contrails, 400 ' ~ Cortez, Joseph B. . 415 costs, 12

Academy and ROTC flight training, 153 per cadet, 151. 180, 238, 240

Craig, Gordon A. , 282 Cultural affairs and foreign relations,

16 curriculum

development, 156 history, 166 summary, 1966, 12

Daniels, Robert V. . 36. 50 de Neufville, Richard, 201 dental survey, 202 Derwinski, Edward J. , 399 Dodd, Thomas J. , 14 Dole, Robert, 50 Dominick, Peter H. , 50 doolies, 133, 215

Doolittle. James H. , 431, 433^434 dormitories, see cadet quarters Downs, Hugh, 235 Duda, Gus. 131, 204 Dulski, Thaddeus J. . 428 Du Pre. Flint O. , 205

Eagle and fledglings. 206 El Pomar Foundation, 191 Erlenborn, John N. , 242 Evans, Frank E, , 50,237,306 examining centers, 69 expansion, 12. 18, 19. 20, 21, 22,

172. 173, 177, 182. 183, 184. 186, 187, 378 cadet wing, 22. 80. 90, 96, 178, 240 final increment. 175

faculty pay, 425 permanent. 80

Fairchild Hall, 19 Falcon Foundation, 30, 89, 207,

217, 224, 378 Falconews, 208 falconry, 63 Famiglietti, Len, 210 Farish Memorial, 62 Faurer, Judson C. , 8 Fee, Jerry W. , 132 field trips, 179 fieldhouse, 12, 19. 20, 173, 174,

181. see also expansion Fields, Sidney. 428 Findley, Paul, 236 Flaherty, Joseph A, , 50 flight training, 12, 173, 249 Flynt, John J, , Jr. . 50 Fourth class system, 165 Fowler, Winston C. , 134 Fritts, Richard L. , 118 Fulbright scholarship, 238 Fulton. James G. , 98, 99

54

ii

Gen. Curtis E. LeMay Scholarship Award, 217

Gen. Henry H. Arnold Education Fund, 89 General Officer Advisory Committee.

Report, 13 Genez, Victor L. , 251, 263 gifts, 191, 198 grade quotas, 121 graduate study, 152 graduates serving in Vietnam, 250, 253 graduation awards, 251, 259, 275, 277 Grady, Michael J. , Jr. , 135 gymnasium, 17 3

Hahn,.Clifford P. , 156 Harte, Houston H. , 36, 37, 50 hazing, 133 Hebert, F. Edward, 32,33, 280, 341, 366,

372 Hechinger, Fred M. , 324. 325, 326 Heiberg, Harrison H. D.,Jr. , 261 Heise, J. Arthur, 286 Hennessy Trophy, 214 history of Academy, 200, 247 Hitchens, Howard B., Jr., 136 Holaday, A. Bart, 251, 257 Holtzclaw, Harold W. , 427 Honor Code, 52, 187, 239, see also sub-

ject in text history, 299

honor squadron, 131 Hornberger, Michael, 287 Home, Raymond E, , 296 hospital, 175, 186 housing, 175 Howard, Michael, 283 Hruska, Roman L. , 50, 107 humanities, 129 Hubbell, John G. , 215 Humphrey, Hubert H. , 229, 237 Huntington, Samuel P. , 286

Icarus, 164 Ingram, James C. , Jr. , 234 Inouye, Daniel K. , 111 instructional resources, 136

interpersonal values of cadets, 137

Johnson, Clarence L. (Kelley)),, 43C June Week, see Graduation in text

Kaapke, Lyle D. , 137 Kennedy, John F. , 278 Koliner, Charles M. , 275

Laird, Melvin R. , 50 Larson, Jess, 37, 50 Lawrence, John, 50 leadership

prediction, 161 training, 135

Lear-Siegler Co. , 217 Leavitt, William, 336 LeMay, Curtis E. , 211, 281, 432,

see also General Curtis E. LeMay Scholarship Award

liaison officers, 3, 4, 86 liberal arts curriculum, 148 Library, 189, 212, 223 life sciences curriculum, 146 Lightner, Lee, 232 Loosbrock, John F. , 339 Lowry AFB, 173

McCartan, Roberto., 138 MacCloskey, Monro, 81 McConnell, John P, , 272, 276 McDermott, Robert F. , 6, 139,

416 McGee, Gale, 50 McHargue, Patrick H. , 34 Machsprache AFB, 141 McNamara, Robert, 51, 363 McVicker, Roy.H. , 235 maintenance, 190 majors program, 124, 240 Malamute, 188 management, 12 Master's Degree Program, 130,

154, 160, 258 Matthews, Richard T. , 254, 255 Mattson, Charles, 82

55

memorials, 219 Mendelsohn, Michael J. , 141 Military Training Review Panel. Report,

165 military training summary, 1966, 12 Miller, Edward A. , 247 Miller, Robert E. , 157, 158, 159 Minshall, William E. , 50 mission of Academy, 1 Mitchell Hall, 19 Moore, Albert W. L. , 160 Moorman, Thomas S., 142, 244, 391, 419-

22, 424 Moss, Frank E. , 50

NCO Open Mess, 175 National Science Foundation Graduate

Fellowship, 238 navigator training, 138 Nelson, William R. , 427

obligated service period, 153 O'Donnell, Emmett, Jr. , 50 officers, sources, 81 Olds, Robin, 149,410, 411, 412, 418, 424a Operation Easter, 64 Operation Third Lieutenant, 168, 171 organization of Academy, 1

Paret, Peter, 284 Pastore, John O. , 50 Paul, Norman S. , 264, 280 Pearson, James B. , 91, 101 Pegasus, 220 periodontal status of cadets, 232 Philbin, Philip J. , 6 physical

aptitude test, 118 exercise program, 192

pilot indoctrination program, 151, 241 training, 153, 241, see also flight training

pilots, Academy classes 1962-66, 241 Polaris, 401 Preparatory School, 12, 210, 217, 230 Price, C. Melvin, 50

Public law 89-650, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., (H. R. 9916), 93 89-802, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., (S. 3887), 94

public relations, 9 Purcell, Graham, 371

Quigley, Norman P. , 256

Randolph, Jennings, 243 rare books, 189 Rayment, Donald W. , 9, 380 Register of Graduates, 262 retention statistics, 12 Rhodes Scholarship, 238, 257, 265 Richarz, Wilbert H. , 161 Rickover, Hyman G. , 31, 152, 221,

239 Ries, John C. , 286 Rivers, L. Mendel, 46, 50,367,

368, 37 5 Rogers, Byron C. , 39, 50, 289 Rowe, Albert A. , 251 Rumsfeld, Donald, 242 Russell, Richard B. , 50

Sansom, Robert L. , 257 Schock, Grover J. D. , 146 Schoenberg, Irving B. , 119 Schrank, Wilburn R. , 248 Scott, Hugh, 101 Seith, Louis T. , 414 service academies, 22, 31, 77, 83,

95, 96, 98, 99, 119, 120, 133, 140, 150, 201, 213, 221, 225, 239, 243, 245, 365, 378 curriculum comparison, 12 statistics, 113

service choice, 261 service sons, 82 Settles, Ben H. , 291 Shaffer, Helen B. , 292 Shannon, Edward F. , 36, 50 Shepherd, Jack, 350 Silver Belles Program, 279

56

Simons, William E. , 120, 140 site, geology, 246 site selection, 108 Site Selection Commission, 108 Skelly Trust Fund, 89 Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, 18 slang, 199 Snead, William, Jr. , 350 Special Advisory Committee on the United

States Air Force Academy. Report,. 288, 305, 312, 315, 323, 336, 351, 359, 379 (text)

speech course, 125, 141 Spencer, Edwin C. , 162 Steiger.. William A. , 101 Stratton, Samuel S. , 30, 31, 32, 319,

365, 369, 370, 372 Strong, Robert W. , Jr., 413 Stuart, Harold C. , 4u, 50 Sturm, Ted, 224 summer training program, 143, 147, 151,

167, 170 Superintendent. Report, 11 Superintendents of service academies.

Report, 7 survival training, 127, 147 Symington, Stuart W. , 50

White Committee. Report, see Specie Advisory Committee on the Uni- ted States Air Force Academy. Report.

Whittingham, Donald W. , 171 Wild, Payson S. , 50 Willis, Edwin E., 234 Wilson, Charles H. , 50 Wilson, James V. G. , 426 Woodyard, William T., 166 A world of nuclear powers? 17

Yarborough, Ralph W. , 50 yearbook, see Polaris

Zuckert, Eugene, 5, 51, 319, 348, 349, 363

Tacker, Lawrence J. , 397 Talcott, Burt L. , 50, 260, 374 Talon, 402 13th Cadet Squadron (1964), 131 Thompson, Cary A. , Jr. , 148 tourism, 108 Traffic Safety Trophy, 226 Tutt, W. Thayer, 191 Twomey, Daniel I. , 265

Vietnam, 14

Walter, Alonzo J. , 381 Warren, Robert H. , 340, 355, 423, 428 Watts, Barry D. , 299 Weber, Kenneth L. , 230 wedding, graduates, 203, 222, 252, 279 White, Thomas D. , 50

57

t

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY MISSION:

JO PROVIDE INSTRUCTION. EXPERIENCE AMD MOTIVATION TO EACH CADET SO THAT HE WILL GRADUATE WITH THE KNOWLEDGE, CHARACTER AND QUALITIES OP LEADERSHIP ESSENTIAL TO HIS PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT AS A CAREER OFFICER IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE,

a bibliography mmm - dtic · senior reference librarian u. s. a, f. academy library ♦ »a* * r^w*...

Documents