ohio wing encampment - 1984

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SENIOR STAFF

( L to R ) Front. I{ajor Ken Voyticky, Major Charlott Schnitz, Captain Linda AshleyIlajor Jacq-ue llartigan, r-,t Linda Taetz, Ma.jor Ruth Baxter, I'iajor Jane l'icDermott(Middle) MaJor Gene Ashley, Major Kearns(USAF), Lt R.ichard Archer(I'op) Lt.Co1 Nelson(US{E), Captain Don Adams, Captain John Haynes, }lajor Richard Scl-'nitzUnavailable for Photo. Lt.Col John Diener, }lajor Ri.chard Hartigan, I'ia-jor l{ilton }lassieCaptain Roger Keeney, Captain Gerald Geiger, Captain Carl Ruthberg, Captain Mauteen Voytick

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CAIDET STAFF

(Foreground) C/Lrcol Anrhony ltcCann, CICoL B-on Green, C/LtCol Jeff Cruber(Front) ClLt. Chris Thomas, ClLt. Todd llheeler, ClLt. Chris Yahn, C/Lt A1len PiEch(Middle) Clft. Robert Fielitz, Cluaior Sherry Parker, ClLt Carol Simpson, C/Ilsgt }lahlonRi-vers(Rear) ClLt. Tomothy Beatty, Cfltaior l{att Zelnik, C/Lt Rajesh Khanna


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SQUAIDRON A

Squadron Conunander- C/Captain llichae1 PanzarellaExecutive Offi-cer- C/lLt Kevj"n DwightFlight Cornmanders- C/2rt. Sran Skocki C/zLt. Kevin SchwinnSquadron A History

IIASCOT --- Col. "Ru" KangarooSONG--- "Jump"-y"n llalenHistory--'- Co1. Kangroo r^,as a r.rember of the 86th Airborne in Korea, but got wounded.Later, heavily decorated, he ventured to Oh.io to watch over Squadron A. He will helpthem to "j,r*pttover the competition at the 1984 T.vpe A Encampment. It is obvious thawith his he1p, Squadron A will be the best at this year's encampment.

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SQUAIDRON

Squadron Comrnander-C lCaptain Charles DestefaniExecutj-ve Officer-C /l1.,t. Greg, PanzarellaFlight Commanders- ClZLt. Mike CayseSquadron B ,HistorY}IASCOT . Black PantherSONG Pattons March

cl2Lt. Pat Huested

Ilistory Long ago, in the. depths of Africa, a Black Panther began to arouse theheart of the jungle. We posses.ed a superior strength and an intellect that farsurpassed any other being i-n the -'l ung1e, Down through the generations, hj-s des-cendants have honed to perfecgion all of the skills of hunting, deception, cunningand complexity to produte the 1984 Squadron B cadets' These cadets follow theirancestral image of invincibility to achieve any goal set in their sights 'While stalking the grounds of ldright-Patterson Air Force Base, hearing thebeloved rrpattons March-, they sha11 defeat all opposition with teamwork, conformityand military discipline. These are the Panthers of Squadron B and they are trulythe ones to beat

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SQUATDRON

Squadron Commander- C /CaptainExecutive Officer- Renee KimlFlight Commanders- C/Lt. BethKenneth Conteen

Gallagher ClLt. John HaverstockSquadron C }listory

IIASCOT--- SnoopysoNG--- 1980History--- Not so long ago, there lived a mighty pilot called the B.ed Baron.The Baron \,ras a nasty and unmerciful enemy. In fact, he was so mean that pilotswere afraid to battle with him. Therefore, the Baron felt he was unbeatable.Just about rhis tima a fearless litt1e dog named Snoopy came forward to do batt-l-ewith the evil Baron. As the two aces hrere battling it out in the aj-rspace aboveWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Snoopy took one too many hits frorn the Baron andhis plane crashed next to building 1016. Itrhile Snoopy lras parachuting to safety,bad luck would have it that he landed in a tree. Snoopy was helped from the treeand hidden from the Baron, who landed on a nearby airstrip, by the cadets of SqdnC. Snoopy told us that he would be glad to help in any that he could in return forour help." I^lith that., Sqdn C named Siioooy their-mascot for the 1984 Encampment.

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If our vo1lyba1l pro\^/ess doesnt defeat ttheir being downwind wil1.

The taste testers for the GROG.

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You promised a llmousine.The celebration,

The spirit of the mess.THE GROG. The sip of the dip.Ooouuuuueccchhh

This, gentlemen, is a talkative date. 15. No one escapes the grasp of the GROG.


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Do I love being here

Dld someone say McDonalds.

Collection fron the brothers

The Ghostbusters

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WelI, you made it Encampment is finally over. After graduation todayyourre a free person again. But for mosE of you, it.'s back fo school thiscoming week. Completion of a type A Encampment is an accomplishment you,11never forget and always be proud of. You will also never want to forget thememories and friends made here, they will last forever.

As the encampment is ending, we start to teaLlze the important thingswe have learned this week, For many of you, thls ls your first tirne away fromhome. You came here.and learned that working together, a1-ways for the benifitof the team, will be very important your whole l-ife. Yourve learned aboutthings and experienced things that not everybody gets the chance to. Yourvebeen pushe


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