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...eet 3, BC Jun–Dec 1941, file name: 1939–41.xls) 4 RAF–AAF Bomber Operations by Day, Jan 1942–May 1945 (located o... ...all bombing sorties for aircraft as- signed to the Royal Air Force (RAF) Bomber Command and RAF 205 Group. This definition excludes US t... ... attack industrial and strategic targets. The case differed for the RAF. Wellingtons and other medium bombers formed the backbone of ... ...s, and special operations of all two and four-engine bombers of the RAF Bomber Command in Great Britain and the RAF 205 Group in the Med... ...ry documentation provided the only, al- beit scanty, information on RAF 205 Group. I could not locate details for any RAF 205 Group oper... ...nt that it turned over tens of thousands of its personnel, aviation cadets scheduled for flight training as well as ground crew, to the ...

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...ng (Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1980), 404; Air Chief MarshalPortal of the RAF is quoted in Forrest C. Pogue, George C. Marshall: Orga-nizer of Victor... ...repre-sentatives of the British Ministry of Economic Warfare as wellas the RAF. They presented a document that became knownas the Plan for the Combine... ...Eighth’s heavies in daylight even though SirArthur “Bomber” Harris and the RAF pronounced the RAF-AAF efforts as “exactly complementary.”12 ... ...tinue the war, a plan that obvi-ously approved of both AAF day bombing and RAF nightbombing. Additionally, they endorsed the intermediate objec-tive o... ...mingly increased irascibility,and this campaign saw his relations with the RAF, Eaker, and 21AMERICAN AIRPOWER COMES OF AGEothers sev... ...e was a Jew at VMI[Virginia Military Institute]. Family quite wealthy; the cadetsused to use him to get funds. For instance, although there wasno lake... ...fonsos where Brazilians haveflying school: primary, basic, advanced, 1,200 cadets, 1,800enlisted men, course 3 years.188 Air Minister met there with b... ... 263AMERICAN AIRPOWER COMES OF AGEof air war, all officers and cadets, about 2,000. Then at a bigreview, Salgado presented me the Order of...

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...tes called him, never achieved rank above that of pri-vate in the Corps of Cadets. The Howitzer yearbook of 1907referred to him as a “clean sleeve.” H... ...glishbases. He was vexed because the British insisted that the AAFjoin the RAF in nighttime bombing operations, a concept inconflict with Arnold’s bel... ...st to them under Lend-Lease. On the otherhand, Arnold strongly admired the RAF’s success in the Battleof Britain and was genuinely moved by the courag... ...e bombingmight also characterize the German citizenry’s reaction to AAFand RAF attacks on their country. His anti-British feelings didnot prevent him ... ...trelationship with Sir Charles F. A. Portal, his counterpart ashead of the RAF. Arnold’s attitude towards the French was in part explainedby what he v... ...flierexpressed similar views to Squadron Leader John Slessor,then a senior RAF plans officer, and Air Marshal Sir WilfridFreeman, who was responsible ... ...orps’ strength to 73,000 enlisted men andalmost 10,000 officers and flying cadets, a nearly fourfoldincrease in personnel since he became chief 60 day... ...d B-17s a day.32 Randolph: anexceptionally well-performed ground review of cadets, demon-strated excellent training and control of cadets, instructors... ... had been approved and submitted to the WhiteHouse, Arnold told West Point cadets, “fighters have beenallowed to drift in the doldrums.”151 His commit...

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... air discussions betweenKuter and representatives from the Royal Air Force (RAF) and 35AIRMEN AND AIR THEORYthe Red Air Force proved ... ...these air-men—Sir Arthur “Mary” Coningham and Sir John “Jack”Slessor of the RAF, Gen John “Joe” Cannon in North Africaand Italy, and Kenney in the Pac... ... the London blitz, he went to Britain to study RAF photointerpretation procedures, and his subsequent re- ... ...pton official business; he roomed alone; and he had nofriends. That so many cadets, faculty members, and seniorofficers could allow such behavior is a... ...s achieves some successand, therefore, is useful as a leadership primer for cadets andjunior officers. Charles A. Horner, an Iowa far... ...Brown, this book is not success-ful. Because Puryear’s audience consists of cadets or juniorofficers, the biographical sketches amount to hero buildin... ...(by ThomasHone), were singled out for examination. (Other papers dis-cussed RAF-AAF relations during World War II and the manager-versus-leader debate... ...excel-lent start, offering chapters on Giulio Douhet, Hugh Trenchardand the RAF, Billy Mitchell, ACTS, US naval aviators, variouslesser European think...

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...signments included F-111 pilotand Assistant Chief, Wing Operations and Training, RAF Lakenheath, England; AssistantProfessor of Chemistry, USAF Academ... ...y sport gliders. In8 1934 the Navy investigated the idea ofgiving its aviation cadets glider training but never included gliders in its flying train... ...the ground, let alone protect themselves and their gliders after landing. The RAF was responsible for the glider pilot’s flight training. The train... ... Continuation training for the British glider pilots was difficult at first. The RAF did notreally know what to make of these infantrymen acting like ... ...h theRAF tugs but were actually members of the tug crew and were billeted on the RAF station untilneeded overseas.37 In the early months however, t... ...ogram,the largest glider operation in the world, is currently training over 1000 cadets annually throughtheir first solo flight. While there have been... ...ekly Intelligence Summary, No 77.” 2 June 1945. HRA.Salaman, G., Wing Commander, RAF. “The Gumption and Freeborn operations.” Intelligence Extract N...

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...signments included F-111 pilotand Assistant Chief, Wing Operations and Training, RAF Lakenheath, England; AssistantProfessor of Chemistry, USAF Academ... ...y sport gliders. In8 1934 the Navy investigated the idea ofgiving its aviation cadets glider training but never included gliders in its flying train... ...the ground, let alone protect themselves and their gliders after landing. The RAF was responsible for the glider pilot’s flight training. The train... ... Continuation training for the British glider pilots was difficult at first. The RAF did notreally know what to make of these infantrymen acting like ... ...h theRAF tugs but were actually members of the tug crew and were billeted on the RAF station untilneeded overseas.37 In the early months however, t... ...ogram,the largest glider operation in the world, is currently training over 1000 cadets annually throughtheir first solo flight. While there have been... ...ekly Intelligence Summary, No 77.” 2 June 1945. HRA.Salaman, G., Wing Commander, RAF. “The Gumption and Freeborn operations.” Intelligence Extract N...

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... v Foreword In November 1940, 44 young military cadets graduated from the first Army Air CorpsNavigational Class at Miami U... ... CorpsNavigational Class at Miami University in Coral Gables, Florida. The cadets came from all partsof the United States-from the urban areas of the ... ... parts of the United States converged uponCoral Gables, Florida, to become cadets in a military navigation training program. Raised aschildren of the ... ...me navigators on theworld’s finest bomber, the B-1 7 Flying Fortress. The cadets did not think of themselves as warriors. None of them had ever seen ... ... band blared its music through the majestic Biltmore Hotel as 44khaki-clad cadets marched onto the stage of the big ballroom. It was a historic occasi... ... theircourse and revealed Royal Air Force markings. They had a friend. The RAF pilot dipped hiswings and indicated that he would lead them to the prop... ...ch Gordon was to navigate a B-24 bomber,with electronic gear operated by a RAF radio operator, to ferret out German radar sites along thecoast of Ital...

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...f the Atlantic. He served as a firstsergeant pilot in the Royal Air Force (RAF) from 1943 to 1947,ending up in Southeast Asia Command on Dakotas with ... ...ry, and many papers and articles. He is currentlyresearching a book on the RAF and its preparation for war inthe period 1933–41.Dr. Alan Stephens Dr. ... ...ed Kingdom-based Foundation forInternational Security. He retired from the RAF in 1989, wherehis last appointment was air secretary. Over 20 years he ... ...g-in-chief of the Royal Air Force’s Strike Command. Sir Patrick joined the RAF as a trainee pilot in 1950 andthroughout his career flew fighters—Meteo... ...n 1918 and the amalgamation ofthe rival air arms into the Royal Air Force (RAF) in April. InFrance, the tensions were between the Grand Quartier Gener... ...ance by reequipment, expansion, and above all, by training.In 1957 only 17 cadets applied for flying training, and the pri-mary ambition of a young Is... ...han a plumber or a mechanic.”44 GeneralDeinekin himself has commented that cadets at the BarnaulVVAUL live in such austere conditions that they are fo... ...otedthat 790 applicants were accepted to Kharkhov in 1989,whereas only 312 cadets entered the program in 1990. Headded, “There was practically no comp... ...tsov, interview in, “Pilots Who Never Developed: Can WeHalt the Outflow of Cadets from Military Schools?” Krasnaia zvezda, 12March 1991. 48. Things at...

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... that atmosphere. Yet Americans United found some resistance to these concepts among cadets and staff when it examined the problems at the Air ... ...ttended the Academy. Moreover, the group failed to give specific examples of which cadets were harmed, or when. Without that personal link or c... ... concluded there was no overt religious discrimination at the school but that some cadets and staff were insensitive.23 Other inspector-ge... ...rce in federal district court, claiming that USAFA illegally imposed Christianity on cadets at USAFA. The case was dis- missed by the judge ... ... “voluntary” prayer at the noon meal at the Virginia Military Institute (VMI). Cadets were required to stand quietly during the “voluntary”... ...ers in training.50 In March 2008, a program was presented at a commander’s call at RAF Lakenheath, England. This commander’s call was mand...

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...s of several hundred original applicants in the Bostonarea became aviation cadets on 18 March 1942. Five days later,we reported to Santa Ana Army Air ... ...hundreds who began thisprocess, only 41 made it to active duty as aviation cadets. Our train from Boston arrived in Los Angeles on 23 March1942. Army... ...6 was waiting for my instructor andme at base operations the next morning. Cadets from the sen-ior class met us and escorted us to the base theater wh... ...d insuch an atmosphere. To be treated like professionals was aprivilege we cadets appreciated. Through my career, I made ita point to treat all who fl... ...some miraculous shooting at extremerange, he shot down an Royal Air Force (RAF) Spitfire mistakenfor an Me 109. The Spitfires were on the deck over th... ...igence. It certainly strained the healthy relationswe had enjoyed with our RAF friends. The 57th Fighter Group established a very wise commandphiloso... ...crawled into his dingy. My element leadertold me to stay until relieved. A RAF “Duck Butt” (rescue biplane)was on the way and a fresh P-40 element wou... ...ough ofthe runway to verify that it was clear. We shared this strip withan RAF fighter squadron. One Hurricane landed just before afour-ship of ours r... ...fireball followed by an explosion. Thedust cloud obscured the tragedy. The RAF pilot had pulled offthe runway to the right. He parked facing the runwa...

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...at-tempted to cripple the evacuation at Dunkirk, but it ran into the Royal Air Force (RAF)for the first time and failed. The collapse of these countri... ..., it is possiblethat their tired airmen’s motivation was not as strong as that of the RAF. The interwar 29WORLD WAR II: THE RIS... ...sh could count the wrecks and interrogate prisoners; the Luftwaffecould not. When the RAF did not fold and the attack on London did not have the effec... ...elled to redeploy substantial air formations to thattheater. That was not enough. The RAF and the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF)gained air supe... ... WarI. British and American theories had been similar, but bloody experiences for the RAF in1940 caused it to adopt night attack for the sake of force... ... 1919. He enrolled in Virginia Tech in 1937 and spent two years there in the Corps of Cadets before he left to work with the Virginia Highway Departme... ...d he was buried there 90 years later. His father, Robert Lee Howze, was commandant of cadets and is also buried in the West Point cemetery. The elder ...

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...aled three-Egypt,Iraq, and Syria. Royalist Egypt's air force, influenced by the British Royal Air Force(RAF), included about 40 Spitfires and utilized... ...ce(RAF), included about 40 Spitfires and utilized a few C-46s and C-47s as bombers.`Royalist Iraq, also RAF-influenced, had about 100 serviceable airc... ...h Navy fighters off two carriers, nine squadrons of RAFbombers (120 aircraft in all), four squadrons of RAF fighter-bombers (100 aircraft),and four Fr... ...ker on 30 October. When Nasser, as anticipated, rejected it, Musketeerbegan. At 1900 hours, 31 October, RAF Canberras and Valiants, operating at higha... ...ncentration on internal security still continues. Until 1955, the IQAF wasvirtually an appendage of the RAF; its development was guided by the RAF and... ...-it was ousted in November 1963-led Baghdad to pull Iraqi cadets out of Soviet training sch... ...71, the college was moved from Rashid (a Baghdadsuburb) to Tikrit, 30an obvious effort to get air force cadets away from the political setting of the ...

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...ated theadvantages of airpower. I first heard of Hansell 12 years earlier when I was a cadetstudying the history of airpower. The Air Force had been a... ...he attention of theAllied air campaign. In the late spring of 1918 the Royal AirForce (RAF) was created as an independent branch of theBritish armed f... ...ondary and subor -dinate.”22 This report was an important factor in the creationof the RAF and a force in its future development.23 Trenchard believed... ... to favor attacks on an enemy’s morale, believingthat the psychological “yield” of the RAF’s attacks on townsalong the Rhine during the First World Wa... ...an air intelligencesection and by gathering intelligence during his observations ofthe RAF in England during the summer of 1941. His effortswere instr... ... If any cadetwere found not to have told the truth, he would have beendismissed by the cadets themselves. 12 By his senior year in 1920, Possum had be... ...adets themselves. 12 By his senior year in 1920, Possum had been elevated tocaptain of cadets. There had been a fire at Sewanee , so whilethe rebuildi... ...wnfall came at lunch-time when a biscuit was thrown in the mess hall. Possumcalled the cadets to attention and ordered that no more bis -cuits be thro... ...as spent withGp Capt A. C. H. “Bobby” Sharp, who welcomed him into theinner chamber of RAF intelligence. After working 16-hourdays, the RAF officers w...

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...1 Company . . . . . . . . 20 Class of 1950 ranking West Point cadets and distinguished graduates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...backs and comebacks”—former members of the Classof 949—joined us. Turnbacks were cadets who had failed oneacademic course the previous year, been ree... ...examined, and beenallowed to enter with the following year’s class. Comebackswere cadets who had been placed on leave of absence, usuallyfor sickness,... ...r AAF officers, including Al Packer, a WWIIfighter pilot and ex-POW, continued as cadets and were com-missioned in the USAF upon graduation. Al Packer... ...F-84s stopped at LajesAir Base in the Azores before flying on to Royal Air Force (RAF)Station Sturgate. The ADVON had arrived several days earlier ... ...nd enjoyed the rest of the show from a safe distance. Our next stop was England. RAF Sturgate was an active airbase in World War II. Located near Not... ...thebase and surroundings were reminiscent of the World War IImovies involving the RAF. After a few days at Sturgate, to mysurprise, I was included in ... ...ithwas killed. On 25 November 1957, Capt Benny LaCombe waskilled. On 8 July 1958, RAF squadron leader Chris Walker waskilled. The following day, Capt ... ...owing this new major was over 21. Sheneeded glasses—I was 29. In June 1958, four RAF pilots came from Great Britain toLaughlin for U-2 training: Sqdr...

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...uate of the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA), he was one of the first USAFA cadets to major in Eng- lish. He has been assigned t... ... a workingman and also being a few years older than the other men in the corps of cadets, he accomplished the course of study quickly ... ... Great Britain to find out how the Air Corps could better support Royal Air Force (RAF) lend-lease re- quirements.27 General Brett was ... ...did when I got on the ground there at Ming- leadon [AB in Rangoon] was go to the RAF photo section and ask them if they had any fres... ...eorge H. Brett, commander, Caribbean Defense Command group of US Military Academy cadets, one of whom was his son Rock. In between, th... ...42, 44, 66 World War I, 1, 8–10, 14, 21, 78 Royal Air Force (RAF), 22, 28 World War II, 1–2, 5, 28, 36–37, 6...

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...68or perhaps optionally manned. The memory of the loss rates inEighth Air Force and RAF Bomber Command in World War IIyields one reason for making the... ...ke anemotional investment in their professions as well, as do Sail-ors. Coast Guard cadets still do their summer training on theEagle, which they call...

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...acitizenship-development program with a current enrollment ofabout 119,000 cadets. In June 2009 the Holm Center addedHeadquarters CAP-USAF, which acts... ...ersity assumed responsibility for Air Force ROTC with 188units and 145,000 cadets. AFROTC currently operates at 144 colleges and universitiesand has ... ...16,000 col-lege students. AFROTC’s scholarship program includes about5,600 cadets and a scholarship budget of $68 million in fiscalyear 2011.Faculty. ... ...rs of leadership laboratoryeach week. Upon completion of GMC requirements, cadets whowish to compete for entry into the last two years of the pro-gram... ...g unit at Maxwell Air ForceBase to assess their potential as officers. POC cadets attendclass three times a week and participate in a weekly leadershi... ... PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana–Champaign.Lyndon T. Hallett, Gp Capt, RAF; Royal Air Force Advisor; In- structor; MSS, The Air University.Christ...

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...navigator training in 1986, he served as an F-111 weapon systems officer at RAF Lakenheath, UnitedKingdom. He attended Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Train... ... A comparison of TheHowitzer 1930, The Annual of the United States Corps of Cadets, the Official 87CADRE PAPERRegister of Officers an... ...Cadets, the Official 87CADRE PAPERRegister of Officers and Cadets for 1930, and General Cullum’s BiographicalRegister of Officers and... ...y Press, 1971.The Howitzer 1930. The Annual of the United States Corps of Cadets. West Point: United States Military Academy (USMA), 1930.Huntingt... ... Appraisal. London: Brassey’s, 1994.Official Register of the Officers and Cadets, United States Military Academy. West Point: USMA Printing Office...

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...ons about officer selection "in the hands of the verymen who were later to train the cadets and lead them into battle""-an approachthat has been adopt... ...ng on the ground, personally observed by instructor pilots as well as psychologists .Cadets in groups are assigned physical problems-such as getting e... ...lity of carrying out thetactical operations), a Joint Board-including members of the RAF as well as theEighth Air Force-was appointed. The Board was g... ...They worked in continuous collaborationwith experienced bombardment personnel of the RAF. The report submitted by this Board has been subject to the m... ...re entirely complementary . The tremendous and ever-increasing striking power of the RAF bombing isdesigned to so destroy German mawterial facilities ... ...o continue the war. Because of this, there isgreat flexibility in the ability of the RAF to direct its material destruction againstthose objectives wh... ...cticalconsideration. This plan does not attempt to prescribe the major effort of the RAF BomberCommand. It simply recognizes the fapt that when precis...

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...tive duty in 1921; and although the Air ServiceAct of 1920 authorized as many as 2,500 cadets per year, betweenJune 1920 and June 1921 there were only... ...r Service to a minimum peacetime strength of 4,000officers; 25,000 enlisted men; 2,500 cadets; 2,534 airplanes; 20airships; and 38 balloons, with capa... ...from the Air Corps 25 officers assigned from other branches, limiting the payof flying cadets to $1,500 per year, cutting down on nonflying officers, ... ... all-metal monoplane fighter built for the ArmyAir Corps. 127Aviation cadets illustrate “pylon eights” by using model airplanes, chal... ... 172 PREPARATION FOR WARCorps had assigned only 907 cadets to pilot training in early 1940.Only some 1,900 of its a... ...hey did have wentfor planes and not for housekeeping. In contrast, the Royal AirForce (RAF), autonomous since 1918, had to pay not only for planesbut ... ...uxiliary services—the “cook, the baker, medics, signalpersonnel, etc.”106 In 1940, the RAF still did not have bombers thathad been designed in 1935–36... ...105,round-the-world flight: 27 133, 142–44, 162, 167, 170–71,Royal Air Force (RAF): 179 174, 178, 187 War Depar...

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...his years at West Point he was officially “silenced” by all cadets—no one spoke to him for four years except ... ...s offi- mander of US Strike Command. He retired from thatcially “silenced” by all cadets—no one spoke to him assignment in 1970.for four years ex... ... years except on official business; he roomedalone; he had no friends. That so many cadets, fac-ulty members, and senior officers could allow suchbeha... ...ing 11 and one-half aircraft on the ground. States to serve as commandant of Cadets at the Air In February 1946, Olds started flying P-80 jets... ... Air Force Cross, Distin-fighter in the No. 1 Fighter Squadron at RAF guished Service Medal,Tangmere. ...

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...ilot Training, he com-pleted his first operational tour as an A-10 pilot at RAF Woodbridge, UnitedKingdom, where he upgraded to instructor pilot and f... ...mita-tions and pursuit capabilities, see Scot Robertson, The Development of RAF Strategic Bomb-ing Doctrine, 1919–1939 (Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 1995... ...owing attention toward the space mission helped tobuild the ranks of “space cadets” willing to voice their opinions on theneed for a major space comma...

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...ficer Training Corps scholarship. While a cadet,his awards were the Commandant of Cadets and Professor of Aerospace Studies.Major Lewis was commission... ...ets, “A Glider in the Propwash of the Royal Air Force? General Carl A.Spaatz, The RAF and the Foundations of American Tactical Air Doctrine” (Paper de... .... “A Glider in the Propwash of the Royal Air Force? General Carl A. Spaatz, The RAF, and the Foundations of American Tactical Air Doctrine.” Paper...

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...gether was no coincidence. He said, I’ve known General Rodriguez for 37 years. We were cadets at West Point together. We were company commanders tog... ...rce (JTF)-Horn of Africa. Working hand in hand withColonel McGrath was Royal Air Force (RAF) group captain JulesEaton, who led the efforts to complete... ...t a formal inbrief by Gen-eral McChrystal and Colonel Owens and a campaign plan briefby RAF group captain Jules Eaton. In the 11 days since the ar-riv...

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...ns: win air battlesand support ground forces. However, the Royal Air Force(RAF) and the US Army Air Corps (AAC) became convincedthat strategic bombard... ...e was tooclosely tied to ground forces. USAF and Britain’s Royal AirForce (RAF) concluded that tactical airpower should becontrolled centrally and app... ...andards, made it difficult for the VNAF torecruit the high number of pilot cadets it needed.5 The Military Assistance Command-Vietnam (MACV)estimated ...

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...ilot training on the western side. An interesting interlude from teaching cadets arose when sev-eral of us were selected to check out a bunch of B-36... ...began in early 1955. We were advised that our wing, located at Bentwaters RAF Station, would be the first to receive the new F-84F aircraft in Europ... ...inst Nazi Germany (New York: Overlook Press, 2001). A re-cent study on how RAF Bomber Command assessed and used the operationsresearch data is present...

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...r II (1997) and editor ofForging the Sword: Selecting, Educating, and Training Cadets andJunior Officers in the Modern World (1998). ... ...shal SirArthur Tedder informally agreed early in 1946 that the RoyalAir Force (RAF) would prepare four or five RAF bases in EastAnglia to receive B-29... ...Roosevelt Roads, 71, 130Open Door, 21, 77, 80, 136 Royal Air Force (RAF), 172Pacific, 2–4, 9–11, 13–14, 16–17, 24, Russia, 8, 12, 24,...

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...sh night raids onthe town of Schweinfurt and its skilled workforce. The Royal AirForce (RAF) had bigger fish to fry. Believing that attacks on theball-... ...ments? What will be the impact on the future leadership of themilitary? Will recruiting cadets for the military academies andROTC1 suffer in terms of ... ...hat instance,18 US F-111 warplanes were forced to fly a long and arduousroute south from RAF Lakenheath in Great Britain then eastover the Strait of Gi... ... INDEXoperations tempo, ops tempo, 149, 224– Royal Air Force (RAF), 118, 211, 227 25 Rumsfeld, Donald,...

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...ade more simple in those days since many generals-North and South-had known each otheras cadets at theMilitary Academy and later on active duty in the... ...h,and Seventeenth Air Forces as operational functions, the Third Air Force beingmoved to RAF Mildenhall, England, and the Seventeenth from Ramstein AB... ...ughmidsummer 1977, an F-111F wing (84 F-111Fs) established itself at the Royal AirForce (RAF) base at Lakenheath in England. In 1978 the integrated ai... ...he deployment of these close-air-support attackplanes beginning in 1979 instead of 1981. RAF bases at Woodbridge andBentwaters in England were approve... .... An interdepartmentalspecial topic course in space doctrine was organized and taught to cadets duringthe spring 1981 semester, and a USAFA Military S... ...he goal.In the end one panel member was outspokenly critical that "a gathering of `space cadets' as was represented here is tantamount to `preaching t... ...t feeling in the ranks ofyoungAir Force space enthusiasts - who were being called "space cadets" - that AFM1-6 was so bound by national and internatio... ... (RHAW) : President's Scientific Advisory Com- 290-91 mittee RAF (Royal Air Force): 5, 60, 468, on limited nuclear tes... ... 468, on limited nuclear test ban treaty: 505, 520, 552 106 RAF Bentwaters, England: 508 Pritchard, Gilbert L . : 178 ...

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... shirts,Ben Sherman polo shirts, T-shirts bearing the RAF roundel,[32] andUnion Jack motifs like the dress worn b... ...ands of being a Plebian (freshman) at West Point. And unlikeother American cadets who went home for the summer, he felt it would be wasteful tomake th... ... 1939. Upon his return to the Philppines, Jimmy was appointedCommandant of Cadets, Philippine Military Academy. The Philippine ConstabularyAcademy whe...

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...feature the 108th Observation Squadron, Alaska Defense Forces, and the RAF Eagle Squadron.K57 Fitzsimmons, Charles I. “[Letter to Mike Minnich].... ... [756] provides an overview of contributions by former cadets. The article includes a breakdown of West Point recipients by co... ...announces the creation of two medals for those in the Salem Independent Cadets. Information addresses the design components in both emblems.O14 ... ...ary Training Camps. Material focuses on the collar devices worn by Camp cadets. Without illustrations, William Emerson provides excellent descri... ...’s decision to formalize dress requirements for apprentice sailors. New cadets will receive a uniform similar to [830] t... ...on; Insignia-Station; Van Kaufman; Ed Parks; Hank Porter; NASR Atlanta; RAF Eagle Sq; Selfridge Fld; VF- 7; Walt Disney Studios This article ...

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...re are incidences of lower caste individual becoming Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots. At the same time in native kingdoms, the lower cast... ... inheritance. END of NOTEs The statement that the younger cadets of Nambutiri families live with Nayar women merely reproduces ...