OCR Text |
Show uTs. AiFfORCE I AEROSPACE POWER U)R 1K U Ceyplsitd Becomes .Auditor General; Bennett Will Assume Duties Aug. 1 I Maj. Gen. Don Coupland, Ogden Air Materiel Area commander since July 19G1 has been reassigned as auditor general of the U. S. Air Force. He will assume his new responsibilities at Air Force headquarters in Washington on August 1. General Coupland will be succeeded by Maj. Gen. T. Alan I The Awci-I lh.nr T.i exp"w Kiical fc.nrserniii. the intv-e;r:f in'Mnnncl it evrrjr riuay Command. It is published by inland l'nnt.ns Company, Kaysville, V;:A, - ' tLi i of the Air l orce. upunws npivrara uy puoiisners ana writers an-- th ir and :iro Denartmcnt of the Air Force. The appearance of advertijcmcnLs in Mil,s publication neoartment of the Air orce 01 uie products or services advertised. - NU. 17 Winning Newspaper m oiiicr r iiuuiioucu t Logistics ncnartmcnt he L. an unouiciai irewaiin- Tlmps id rr. d . AT KAYSVILLE, UTAH PUBLISHED 1 ler Use Create Plant Bennett, director of niaintcnar.ee engineering at Air Force Logis- or. The Ogden Air Materiel Area of the Air . h;;i v;.. i.. tics Command headquarters at is a m, m mi ay Wright-Patterso- n Ti.it U W cousMorei! AFP., Ohio, on Force Logistics Command. iIt'A not iMnstitnu General Coupland, a native of August 1st, according to an announcement today by Gen. Mark Warsaw, Ind., received his degree JULY" 2," 19G1 E. in aeronautical engineering at Bradley, Jr., AFLC command- Purdue University in 1936. Iti Feb. 1037 he was appointed as an aviation cadet and later received his pilot's wings at Kelly Field, sub-comma- nd j . pun-ow- n j Tex. Test Iff Desert water, unfit for human consumption or industrial . i ;iqti r now loncsc rn lifp nf Via TntPTTVinnrif nin I fct's only plant recently completed at mil deminerahzation , Air r orce itange. The j vapor-compressi- iacuity at a Key 13 on a plant $7.5- - million airmunitions and pro- pellant testing complex near Lakeside which will be dedicated on SI. July Without at lons of pure Air Force least 40,000 gal- water per day, Hill Range could not 0 imii ill' function, civil engineering officials at Hill AFB said. Nor could the personnel manning the complex exist in the arid desert. (Continued on Captain Scheduled Tinsley OH 4TH OF iULY Ogden AMA officials reminded bare personnel that safety is the watclrvoril a they frolic over the km i 19G4 Weber Valby Air Fair will be held at Ogden Mu- nicipal Airport Aug. 21, it was announced today by A. P. Lutz. i j commander of the Ogdo.i F'luad- Tinslcy, Scrv- t ron of the Air Fores As.-::- . engineering Division, Directorate, ha3 The event, to be held from 1 ) . s Air Materiel ujrucn lyiuan free to the a.m. to 2:30 . a IlUITlinPf" In pnwniitfl in Ai i.r ri:,m..:..t i n public. Me Officer of the Year Pro- Mr. Lutz said that the VAbcr ,Ci?t. James S. Matc-f!Mar.ascr.- cnt ...... . r--- i- - Fair will feature the '""er will be arnouncctl in A.i. Air Force Tkur.dcrbird.s precision demons tration team. Utahn. Captain Tin i t, iim.v.icu for the first time will see the (Continued on Page 10) job performance, mili- oecorum, leadershin notPn- contribution to Oir- and civilian!. i nearby i4- Hl?.al riMiAn 4 ryt - Valley 1.. three-d;i- Air - On the highway, nctvnnel should observe a sane and 4th by not speeding, traflif ruls. don't drive obey when exhauste I or if under Ih? influence of alcohol. B a!:rt. Near water, never sv.;:-.- i r.lono or just after eating, bov.are of sunburns, don't overload the boat and c i'ii:) it with safety items. At the campfight make :;ure the water supply is safe, and be cautious with ii v.at'h out fir will-lifplant.; and dangerous not least, h Last, but be careful with fireworks. poi.-tonu- s e. F-wn- nund pi,ysicai fit..cs.i. "tiyCaptainTirrfeyin in cntmucJ on Page 2) Auction w2fd Men f7 - Announced . nf...... Air and C Vi! nn 1 . l ouUtandne :v,:Aema(Ic '"mint fn t H JUnng. FY MM- conr - are VP,e,C,aJ. rcc?nit!on, MACRpt VA Case Ogden fn monitor. Co f;pccial honor hiEl1 ...a cer U MajV Gen; Ogden AMA com- - IS Knt 1 j lted win Cadets Visiting Base Some :50 Air Force Academy cadets loaded aboard five AFB, Globemasters this morning for Wright-Patterso- n stay at Hill AFB. Ohio, and wound up a memorable five-da- y The first group of 350 future Air Force officers arrived at Kill AFB on June 23 and departed last Saturday for Can 2 1 non AFB, N.M. The Class of 19G7 of the Air F orce Academy, Colorado .Springs, Colo., is touring Air Force, Army and Navy installa- u .t,. of lrLrfUor aer AFLC foncerned, "nucd on rage 16) I - !K.iBMI14CTIII-- "" COMKi-J- -;" Tom Spark.-- (left to right) puu and cherry pie duringofpractice the fe atu ed WiE-EATIN- July felebration atMrs. John dren of Capt. and 28th Mrs. Kathy Spark touches on - G fJ h cWldr' pi-- a he 4lh of are chil. arJc C.pUand 0!(icr13i Squadrm. iraiu Lawrence K. Sparks. "d Air 'But Officer . . .' Ho Excuse Now! tions throughout the U.S. to re"But officer, I wa3 only going ceive an indoctrination on major 23!" operational ommands of the of Defense. This explanation might have De-partrr.- ?rt helped your case prior to June 2Gth. However, now with the Whil at Hill AFB both groups new radar hold speed imprinter, received a comprehensive picture used by the Security and Law of the Air For:3 Logistics Com- Enforcement Division, your mand and OJen Air Materiel and your supervisor or com(Continued on Page 10) mander in case you get caught by the invisible eye of radar. This i.i how it works: A printing attachment has been added to the radar speed detector unit The second annual 1th of which allows the air policemen to lock , speed. July celebration will begin with He thenin your highest places a blank form a bang at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Officers' Open Mess into the printing device and (Continued on Page 15) with plenty of activities planned for the entire family. The celebration is open to of VHAFS INSIDE ficers' club members, dependents and guests. 2 Featured attraction for the Military Suggestors Nine . Retire 2 kiddies will be Capt. K. C. and 3 Pixie of TV fame as well &3 real 1906'a Birthday'.;.;...:.......... live Indians from the Indian In- - Kennedy Library Fund .... 3 termountain School complete Editorial 4 . with tribal regalia. 4 New Marriage Serie The Indians will pose for pic G Cadet' .......... Picture tures with the youngsters and be available for Thailand Officer Visits 9 Captain K.C. will autographs. 10 Trip Around World There also will be rides for the Movie . . 10 ......I... kids, including a miniature train Maintenance New Idea 16 and poniea, plus pie and watercontents. Airman of Month ,, 20 melon eating will be an adults there For the 21 Sport old fashioned beer garden, carni-- ( Thunderbird Seek Pilots 22 (.S:e Photos, Page G) Faulty Finn Featured for 4th of July Party - . hm katay After Leae C-1- y 1th of July weekend. The aTsd Top Officer Air LET'S BE SAFE Weber Air Fair 1 General Coupland General Bennett Page 22) m Prior to being assigned to Og den AMA, General Coupland wa3 deputy commander of the Air Force's Ballistic Systems Division, now headquartered at Norton AFB, Calif. He saw service during WWII on Guam and is rated a command pilot. His other Air Force assignments have been in the procurement, engineering, materiel management control and pro grams, and deputy commander of the Air Materiel Forces, European area. General Coupland and his wife, Jean, have three children: Jack (Continued on Page 9) Continued on Page IS) |