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Show of time and temporary arrangements should be made. 2. "QUARTERS will lie made available during his tour of duty on a mandatory basis and he should make temporary arrangements for housing ILT Lou II. Keniiard, Chief. Visitor accordingly. Support Division fur CBK 1 "Quarters may lie made lupous Orientation Course, available during his tour of duty ha successfully completed some make he should and temporary 20 quarter hours of study at the or semi permanent arrangements University of I'tah and some 10 at his own discrehours of work at Brig- tion. tain Young I'niversity, with all 4. "Quarters will not lie made courses leing taken through the available during his tour of duty I'nited States Armed Forces In- and he should make permanent stitute il'SAFI' college corresarrangements pondence program. THE LAST statement should l.T kVnnard. who started the lie issued to incoming personnel, respondence classes Sept. 5, the directive said, when it is is still going strong, as he known or anticipated from past has just signed up for eight more experience, size of waiting lists quarter hours at the I'niversity and knowledge of possible future of I'tah. Included in these courses troop movements or changes in will lie (me on real estate and installation mission that involun- a course in accounting. LT KENNARD, who holds a tary assignments should not be required. degree in Zoology fnnn the I'niIt also was pointed out that versity of Utah, and who is also for personal reasons such as a a law student there at present, normal desire to be a homeowner lists the most exciting courses in the nearby community, spon- that he has taken through USAFI sors may request to lie German and Spanish. d housing and that commanding ofsaid he had always desired ficers should give favorable con- to take these two languages, hut sideration to such requests where "just never had a cliance to take they can keep government units them in school" before lie enrollfilled and have sufficient waiting ed in the correspondence lists. off-ba- The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Sept. 20, 1968 1LT Keniiard USAFI DOD Gives Additional Details On Family Housing Assignment The Department of Defense has spelled out in greater detail its polity concerning assignment to military family housing and suggested additional guidelines for commanding officers in newly-revise-d Instruction 4165.44. NEW POLICY in the directive requires incoming military sponsors to report to the installation family housing office as a part of the reporting for duty procedure. Also included in the direc- - piacing new arrivals within the tive is a paragraph which states top ten per cent regardless of that "under unusual and compell- - grade or duty assignment, THE DIRECTIVE recognized ing circumstances occupants of military family housing may he that "military necessity" may take permitted to remain in the assign- - precedence over all other coned housing up to a maximum of siderations in priority of assign-9- 0 days after the sponsor has de- - ment to government owned or ceased or liecause of a severe controlled housing, hut that such hardship which has. occurred, assignments shall he held to a Normally, it is expected that the iiimum. housing will be vacated in 30 "Military necessity" was out-t- o 60 days. During this period of lined as a situation where occupancy rent ecniiva- - nated key and essential military lent to the lasic allowance for personnel may lie assigned to quarters (BAQ) normally forfeited available housing upon arrival or lie placed in positions of prior-will apply." Assignment priorities also were ity on the list. It also included spelled out in greater detail. For situation where individual the relative position of ten are designated "prestige the top ten per cent of personnel position quarters." Where anticipated assignment on each waiting list will be to and not altered stal)li,ed by housing tor personnel on the desig-extend- quar-examp- Correspondence Student waiting list is scheduled to occur within 60 days, the stabilized portion of the waiting list may be extended beyond the top ten per cent to include such personnel. THE DIRECTIVE states that except for military necessity, assignments will lie made from the top of the list, and revisions which add names to the stabilized portion of the waiting list will be published at least once each 30 days and posted on installation bulletin boards. In order to provide an equitable and efficient assignment system and to minimize possible hardship involving quarters assignment, the directive states that each individual shall, upon reporting to the installation (or preferably in advance of reporting), be given one of the following statements in writing. 1. "Quarters will be made available on a mandatory basis within the initial 30 days; or, a definite date of occupancy is assured within a specified period ruWated la tht faitnwt of the Military aad dviliaa personnel at Domt ya Center, Sill Laka City aad Dugway Froviag Ground, Dugway, Utak. week by tiw TraMcripi Bullrtia Fubluhiag Co, Tootle, Utah. rouciei aad atatcBaeaU iadividaal writon irflcrtrd ia the new aad editorial eoauacata represent virwi of tat and under no circuauUacei an to be considered those of tfaa Departmeat of Array. Advertiamenti ia thit publication do not constitute aa endofieracnt by the Department of Defeat of tht products or anvicai advertised. AH aewi Butter for publice-tio- a should be Mat to the Uuontution Office, Detent Teat Center DESERET SAMPLER, Dugway, I'tah, telephone SXM033. Thii if not aa official Araty new paper, however thii publication receive! Armed Forces Press Service aad Army News AFPS aad Kratum material sad papers are aathoriaed to reprint ANF material without written permission. Distribution: One copy per five military personnel, one copy per family unit and one copy per five civilian employee. Advcrtninf copy should be seat tot Tht Transcript Bulletin Publishing Oh, SO North Main, Tooele, or tJO. Boa W0 to place classified ads. All pictures in official V& Araty photographs unless otherwise noted. Tht publication of these it ant restricted except fat cues involving republication for advertising purposes at which lime permission of the Department of the Army smut he obtained. Tm Mr. king lists as one of the advantages of the correspondence program, the direct lelatiousliip oi student to his protessor, and and 'in this maimer sayil. ". . the student's professor cm frd to him more itcrsoiiual atteutiou, due to the tad that the student docs correspond directly with his instructor." . WI' , ,j c. ..... . SHUH1)' f Miller SerV.CC Miller retired COI. Siilnc-from tho I'.S. Army on his (fthh birthday making; that day an extra sKi'iul invasion. COl. Millers last tour of duty with the Army was spent at Deseret Test ('enter. Fort Douglas. Ttali, where he was Chief, Medieal and Safety OUiee. The eolouel, who graduated from DeWitt Clinton High Sehool in New York City in 1924. attended Coluuiliia College, City, and reeeiveil his AB degree there. He then went on and received his Master's degree from Long Island College of Medicine at Brooklyn. The lieutenant's reason for IMM the colonel In Sept. taking these college credit courses received a direct commission in is explained well in his own the U.S. Army, anil from 1944 words, "By taking these courses to H)4fi he served as a medical I hope to broaden my overall officer on active duty with the knowledge and increase my over- U.S. Navy. all educational background." LT retirement from the I'pon Kennard encourages everyone to COL Miller received the consider taking one or more of Army, of Merit Medal. Legion the courses, as there are many courses offered with the probability of at least one icing of interest to a particular individual. LT Kennard says, "It is too bad, but there arc many people who know little or nothing at all about this wonderful program, and many who do know alxnit it take no advantage of it whatsoever." When asked about the cost of obtaining an education through the correspondence program, he said, "I do not believe that there is any cheaper method of getting an education than through this college program." Mr. Dale P. King, Dugway's Education Director, has said of LT Kennard. "He (Kennard) is by far the most accomplished student that we have had to date in the college program. Certainly his diligent study and hard work have paid him rewards." 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