THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY: 

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY 

1996 
THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY: 

a bibliography 

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COMPILED AND INDEXED BY 

ELWOOD L. WHITE 

REFERENCE LIBRARIAN 

USAF ACADEMY LIBRARY 

JUNE 1996 
Introduction 

The Air Force Academy Libraries are pleased to produce this Fifth Supplement to the 

United Sfafes Air force Academy: A Bibliography 1954 - 1964. This supplement 

includes materials published between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 1995. It 

updates the original bibliography and previous supplements which covered the periods 

of 1954 - 1964, 1964 - 1967, 1968 - 1971, 1972 - 1982, and 1983 - 1989, respectively. 

This bibliography does not include articles from local-area (Colorado Springs and 

Denver) newspapers. Reports of specific athletic events are also excluded, regardless 

of the source. Even though recent Academy Assemblies, Harmon Memorial Lectures, 

and Military History Symposia are part of this compilation, a number of materials 

published at the Academy are not included. Finally, a few items are cited which 

pre-date the years covered by this supplement. Such items were discovered by the 

current bibliographer as having been omitted from the previous editions. 

The basic arrangement is by subject as set forth in the Table of Contents. Within each 

subject area. the listing is subdivided by resource type: Air Force Instructions (AFls), 

books, newspaper and periodical articles. government documents, and other sources. 

Call numbers, shown in parentheses. indicate the location of the item in the Academy 

libraries. 

We encourage our readers to submit any additional references not included in this or 

earlier bibliographies. Bibliographical data on any such materials should be sent to: 

Director of Academy Libraries 

HQ USAFA/DFSEL 

2354 Fairchild Drive, Suite 3A10 

USAF Academy, CO 80840-6214 

Requests to borrow any materials listed in this or previous bibliographies should be 

directed to the Interlibrary Loan Office at the same HQ USAFA/DFSEL address. 

This bibliography is the second compiled and indexed by Mr. Elwood L. White of the 

Reference Branch at the Academic Library. We are grateful to Mr. White for his 

meticulous work and careful research. 

EDWARD A. SCOTT, Ph.D. 

Director of Academy Libraries 
THE AiIMiNISTRATION 

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 1965-1970 

Lieutenant General Albert P. Clark 1970-1974 

Lieutenant General James R. Allen L974-1977 

Lieutenant General Kenneth L. Tallman 1977-1981 

Major General Robert E. Keliey 1981- 1983 

Lieutenant General Winfield W. Scott, Jr. 1983-1987 

Lieutenant General Charles R. Ham 1987-1991 

Lieutenant General Bradiey C. Hosmer 1991-1994 

Lieutenant General Paul E. Stein 1994- 

COMMANDANT OF CADETS 

Brigadier General Robert M. Stillman 1954-1958 

Major General Henry R. Sullivan, Jr. 1958-1961 

Brigadier General William T. Seawell 1961-1963 

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

Brigadier General Louis T. Seith 1965-1967 

Bridagier General Robin Ohds 1967-1970 

Brigadier General Walter T. Galligan 1970-1973 

Brigadier General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Jr. 1973-1975 

Brigadier General Thomas C. Richards 1978-1981 

Brigadier General Robert D. Beckel 1981-1982 

Brigadier General Anthony J- Burshnick 1982-1985 

Brigadier General Marcus A. Anderson 1985-1986 

Brigadier General Sam W. Westbrook 111 1986-1988 

Brigadier General Joseph J- Redden 1988-1992 

Brigadier General Richard C. Bethurem 1992-1993 

Brigadier General Patrick K. Gamble 1993-1994 

Brigadier General John D. Hopper, Jr. 1994- 

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DEAN OF FACULTY 

Brigadier General Don Z. Zimmerman 1954-1955 

Brigadier General Robert F. McDermott 1956 - 1968 

Brigadier General William T. Woodyard 1968 - 1978 

Brigadier General William A. Orth 1978- 1983 

Brigadier General Ervin J. Rokke 1983-1987 

Brigadier General Erlind G. Royer 1987 - 1991 

Brigadier General Ruben A. Cubero 1991- 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

PART I . THE ACADEMY: PRO & CON .......................... 

PART I1 . ADMINISTRATION ................-..............3 

PART I11 . AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY .....................5 

PART IV . ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION ................ ..6 

PART V . ATHLETICS .-...................................7 

PART VI . BOARD OF VISITORS ................................. 

PART VI1 . CADET ACTIVITIES ............................... 11 

PART VI11 . CADET SELECTION, APPOINTMENT, AND RETENTION .... 12 

PART IX . CURRICULUM AND TRAINING ........................14 

PART X . FUNDING ........................................ 20 

PART XI . GENERAL (MISCELLANY) -..-.......................22 

PART XI1 . GRADUATES ......................................26 

PART XI11 . GRADUATION .........................-..........-3O 

PART XIV . HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES ..................... ..32 

PART XV . HONOR CODE ........-....-...................,...33 

PART XVI . LIBRARY ..........-..........................-..--34 

PART XVII . MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIA ,,............,.......,36 

PART XVIII . PREPARATORY SCHOOL ...-.........................38 

PART XIX . PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING ................. 40 

PART XX . STAFF AND FACULTY ............................... 

PART XXI . WOMEN AT USAFA ...-........................,..43 

GENERAL INDEX ............................................-...45 

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PART I 

THE ACADEMY: PRO & CON 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

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Bossert, Phil. The value of an AFA education during 

wartime. CHECKPOINTS 20:24-25, Fall 1991. 

Callard, James R. Arguments made for service academy 

education. CHECKPOINTS 22:23, Spring 1993. 

Grier, Peter. Case for the academies. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 76:60-63, July 1993. 

Hosmer, Bradley C. Service academies fill country's 

crucial needs. CHECKPOINTS 22:9, Summer 1993. 

Hutcheson, Keith. It's time to close the doors in 

Colorado. ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 

132:32+, September 1994. 

Kiely, Denis J. Are the academies worth it? U. S. 

NAVAL INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS 117:36-39, June 1991. 

Milton, T. R. The Academy is an investment. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 73: 154, September, 1990. 

Purka, Joseph W., Jr. Keeping great leadership great: 

the Air Force needs its academy. ARMED FORCES 

JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 132:40, November 1994. 

Shuger, Scott. The case against the academies. 

WASHINGTON MONTHLY 26:20-22, October 1994. 

Thompson, Mark. Academies out of line: declining 

enrollment and lost prestige raise concerns about 

their $1 billion cost to taxpayers. TIME 143: 

37-38, 18 April 1994. 

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il up, Robert D. Are the service academies obsolete? 

OFFICER 68:35-37, May 1992. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

12 MILITkFY EDUCATION. INFORMATION ON SERVICE ACADEMIES 

AND SCHOOLS. BRIEFING REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL 

RZQUESTERS - (Washington) : GAO, 1993. 

(GO%- Doc GA1.13 : NS IAD - 9 3 - 2 64BR) 

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Bird. Megan E ................................................. 188 

Board of Visitors Annual Report ................................ 57 

Borowski, Harry R ............................................. 283 

Bossert, Phil ................................................... 1 

Bruegmann, Robert .............................................. 34 

Bruns, Judi .................................................... 99 

Bryant, Barbara ............................................... 123 

Bush, George .............................................. 171, 249 

Cadet 

Academic Performance .................................... 128 

Attitudes & Beliefs ................................. 188, 316 

Courtesy . & Manners .................................. 141, 167 

Diet .................................................... 193 

Disenrollment .................................. 79,82,83, 236 

Ethics ...................................... 182,259,261, 31. 

Female ....................................... 90,314,316, 317 

Finances ................................................ 129 

Foreign .................................................. 81 

Health .................................................. 115 

Minority Student ..................................... 90, 200 

Psychological Characteristics ............................ 85 

Squadrons ............................................... 194 

Stress .................................................. 197 

Cadet Decorum Handbook ........................................ 141 

Cadet Hostess ............................................. 167, 180 

Careers ............................................... 203,205, 206 

CarpenLer, Gary ............................................. 14, 81 

Carter, Ken ................................................... 171 

Callard, James R ................................................ 2 

Casper, John .................................................. 232 

Cemetery ...................................................... 162 

CETF 

Chapel ..................................................... 39, 160 

Chapman, Suzann ........................................ 96,290, 314 

Character Training ....................................... 182, 261 

Character Development Manual .................................. 130 

Chilton, Kevin P... ........................................... 208 

Clark, Albert P ............................................... 174 

Class of 

1959 ..................................................... 18 

1990 ................................................ 244, 247 

1991 ................................ 132,241,242,243,248, 249 

1992 ................................................. 240, 245 

1993 ................................................ 166, 239 

1994 ................................ 140,142,217,227,238, 246 

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PART I1 

ADMINISTRATION 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

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Bird, Julie. Hosmer becomes 1st grad to head Academy. 

Carpenter, Gary. Bethurem takes over Cadet Wing from 

AIR FORCE TIMES 51:10, 1 July 1991. 

Redden. CHECKPOINTS 21:37, Summer 1992. 

Cubero, Randy. Understudy to athletic director Col. 

Clune selected. CHECKPOINTS 19:33, Summer 1990. 

Cubero, '61, named Dean of the Faculty. CHECKPOINTS 20: 

19, Summer 1991. 

Death claims General Allen, seventh Academy 

Superintendent. CHECKPOINTS 21:47, Fall 1992. 

Flores, Leona. First graduate named Academy 

Superintendent. CHECKPOINTS 20:5+, Spring 1991. 

Hosmer first alumnus to command Academy. CHECKPOINTS 

20:27, Summer 1991. 

Mahon, William, and Paul T. Ringenbach. Gen. McDermott's 

vision enriches Academy graduates. CHECKPOINTS 21: 

34-36, Fall 1992. 

New Commandant a Texas A & M graduate. CHECKPOINTS 22:29, 

Summer 1993. 

Stein, '66, named Superintendent, earns 3rd star. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:48, Summer 1994. 

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GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

23 Guide to installation excellence. (Colorado Springs): 

U.S. Air Force Academy, 1993. 

(Gov Doc D305.6/2:IN 7) 

24 U.S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Armed Services. 

NOMINATIONS BEFORE THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES 

COMMITTEE. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1994. pp. 782, 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ar5/3.:S.HRG. 103-873) 

IMPROVED COST AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING NEEDED: 

REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTERS. Washington: The 

Office, 1991. 

835-839. 

25 U. S. General Accounting Office. DOD SERVICE ACADEMIES 

(Gov Doc GA1.13:GAO/NSIAD-91-79; Spec Coll U 408 

.u54 1991) 

26 ----- . TESTIMONY: REVIEW OF THE COST AND OPERATIONS OF 

DOD’S SERVICE ACADEMIES. Washington: The Office, 

1990. 

(GOV DOC GA1.512:T-NSIAD-90-28) 

OTHER SOURCES 

27 Sands, Gene Cameron. AN ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY OF THE U.S. 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, 1954-1979. Dissertation, Catholic 

University of America, 1982. 

(Spec Coll LB 2378 1982 .S221 1996) 

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PART I11 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY 

BOOKS 

28 Air Force Academy Assembly. MANAGING THE GLOBAL 

ENVIRONMENT: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 32ND AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, Colo., 1990. 

.(UGB 849.A8 A2 1990; Gov Doc MF D305.11:990) 

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______ . THE NEW EUROPE: CHALLENGES TO U. S. POLICY: 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 34TH AIR FORCE ACADEMY 

ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, Colo., 1992. 

(UGB 849 .A8 A2 1992) 

- - --- - . RETHINKING NATIONAL SECURITY: PROCEEDINGS OF 

THE 33RD AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, 

(UGB 849 .A8 A2 1991. Gov Doc MF D305.11:991) 

Colo., 1991. 

------ . U.S. INTERVENTION POLICY IN THE POST-COLD WAR 

WORLD: THE PROCEEDINGS 3F THE 37TH AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, Colo,, 1995. 

(Spec Coll UGB 849 .A8 A2 1995) 

-__-__ . THE U.S., JAPAN, AND ASIA: CHALLENGES TO U.S. 

POLICY: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 36TH AIR FORCE ACADEMY 

ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, Colo., 1994. 

(UGB 849 .A8 A2 1994) 

33 ------ . U.S. POLICY AND LATIN AMERICA IN THE 1990s: 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 35TH AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1993. 

(UGB 849 .A8 A2 1993) 

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PART IV 

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION 

BOOKS 

34 Bruegmann, Robert. MODERNISM AT MID-CENTURY: THE 

AQCHITECTURE OF THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1994. 

(Oversize NA 5510 .C55 U546 1994) 

3 -5 Ember, Richard P. CAMPUS PLANNING. New York: Reinhold, 

1963. 

iNA 6600 .D63) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

36 2liiotz, S~eve. Construction begins on new education 

facility. CHECKPOINTS 23:30, Summer 1994. 

37 Gann, Sharon M. Academy 2000: a look at infrastructure 

requirements for the 21st century. CHECKPOINTS 23: 

28-30, Summer 1994. 

35 Powers, Richard Gid. The cold war in the Rockies: 

Lnerican ideology and the Air Force Academy design. 

RRT JOURNAL 33:304-313, Summer 1974. 

(Special Collections) 

39 Sinisi, J. Sebastian. U.S. architectural 25-year award 

won by Academy chapel. DENVER POST 104:5B, 

13 December 1995. 

30 Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. U. S. Air Force Academy. 

ARCHITECTURAL RECORD 125:151-162, June 1959. 

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PART V 

ATHLETICS 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

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Babcock, Judith A. Wings of Blue regain national 

championship. CHECKPOINTS 22:25-26, Winter 1993- 

1994. 

Clune Arena dedication. FALCON FLYER 33:5, 9 December 

1993. 

Clune inducted into Colorado Hall of Fame. CHECKPOINTS 

23:46, Winter 1994-1995. 

Former athletic director, Merritt, dies in Florida. 

CHECKPOINTS 24:25, Spring 1995. 

Long-time visionary athletic director, John Clune, 

dies. CHECKPOINTS 21:45, Spring 1992. 

Toller, Dave. Academy names top athletes for 1993-94 

year. CHECKPOINTS 23:32, Summer 1994. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

Clinton, William J. Remarks on presenting the Commander 

in Chief Trophy to the U. S. Air Force Academy 

football team. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 29:772-773, 10 May 1993. 

----- . Remarks on presenting the 1994 Commander in 

Chief Trophy to the U-S. Air Force Academy 

football team. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 31:751-752, 8 May 1995. 

Amendment no. 2203..,to establish as a civil service 

position the position of Athletic Director at the 

U.S. Military Academy, the U.S. Naval Academy, 

and the U.S. Air Force Academy, and to provide 

for the establishment of nonappropriated fund 

accounts for the athletic programs of the 

academies. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 140, 

no. 87, 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1994. p. S8261- 

S8262. 

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PART VI 

BOARD OF VISITORS 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

50 Designation of Daryl L. Jones as a member of the 

Board of Visitors of the United States Air Force 

Academy. January 4, 1995. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 31:24, 9 January 1995. 

51 Designation of Harry Jonathan Pearce to succeed Holly 

Coors as a member of the Board of Visitors of the 

United States Air Force Academy. May 25, 1990. 

WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 

26:844, 28 May 1990. 

52 Designation of John M. Kent to succeed Lawrence M. 

Hecker as a member of the Board of Visitors of 

the United States Air Force Academy. September 

13, 1991. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 27:1271, 16 September 1991. 

Designation of Phyllis Levitt Kaminsky to succeed 

Charles B. Wilkinson as a member of the Board of 

Visitors of the United States Air Force Academy. 

May 25, 1990. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 26:844, 28 May 1990. 

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54 Designation of Richard A. Yudkin as a member of the 

Board of Visitors of the United States Air Force 

Academy. August 16, 1991. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 27:1204, 2 September 1991. 

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55 Members of the Board of Visitors, 1990-1994. For 

members prior to the years covered by this 

supplement, see Academy bibliography for 1954-64 

and supplements for 1964-67, 1968-72, and 

1983-89. 

Rep. Doug Barnard 1982-92 

Rep. James H. Bilbray 1991 

Sen. Conrad Burns 1993-94 

Mr. Andrew H. Card, Jr. 1993-94 

Sen. Thad Cochran 1987-92 

Sen. Dennis DeConcini 1986-91 

Rep. Thomas DeLay 1988-92 

Rep. Norman D. Dicks 1982-94 

Rep. Thomas J. Downey 1990 

Sen. J. James Exon 1983-89; 1992-94 

Sen. Barry M. Goldwater 1982-94 

Sen. Charles Grassley 1990-91 

Mr. Laurence (Larry) Hecker 1988-90 

Rep. Joel Hefley 1987-94 

Rep. Peter Hoagland 1993-94 

Sen. Ernest F. Hollings 1992-94 

Mrs. Phyllis Kaminsky 1991-92 

Sen. Dirk Kempthorne 1994 

Mr. John M. Kent 1992-94 

Rep. H. Martin Lancaster 1993-94 

Sen. Trent Lott 1992-93 

Dr. James C. Miller I11 1990-91 

Mr. Harry J. Pearce 1991-92 

LtGen. (ret) Brent C. Scowcroft 1993-94 

Sen. Timothy E. Wirth 1986-91 

Rep. C. W. Bill Young 1993-94 

MajGen. (ret) Richard A, Yudkin 1992-94 

Amb. Fred M. Zeder I1 1993-94 

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Redesignation of Barry M. Goldwater as a member of the 

Board of Visitors of the United States Air Force 

Academy. July 20, 1995. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 31:1283, 24 July 1995. 

U.S. Board of Visitors to the United States Air Force 

Academy. REPORT. 1990-1995. Annual. Washington: 

Dept. of the Air Force, 1990-1995. 

(Spec Coll UGB 788 .B6 A29) 

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U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as members of Board 

of Visitors tO U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 137, no. 15, 102nd 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1991. p. H641. 

U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as members of Board 

of Visitors tc U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 138, no. 18, 102nd 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1992. p. H419. 

of Visitors to U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 139, no. 20, 103rd 

U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as members of Board 

. Cong., 1st Sess., 1993. p. 2,1994. 

U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as members of Board 

of Visitors to U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 140, no. 79, 102nd 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1994. p. H4729. 

U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as members of Board 

of Visitors to U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, no. 106, 104th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. €36319. 

U.S. Congress. House. Messages from the House. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, no. 107, 104th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. S9304. 

U.S. Congress. Senate. Appointments by the Vice 

President. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 136, 

no. 51, lOlst Ccng., 2nd Sess., 1.990. p. 55534. 

U.S. Congress. Senate. Appointments by the Vice 

President. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, 

no. 83, 104th Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. S6947. 

U.S. Congress. Senate. Appointments by the Vice 

President. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 137, 

no. 68, 102nd Cong., 1st Sess., 1991. p. S5371. 

67 U.S. Congress. Senate. Appointment as members of 

Board of Visitors tc U.S. Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 140, no. 33, 103rd 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1994. p. S3440. 

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CADET SELECTION, APPOINTMENT, AND RETENTION 

AIR FORCE REGULATIONS 

AFI 36-2019. APPOINTMENT TO THE UNITED STATES AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY. 16 May 1994. 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Academy announces disenrollment changes. CHECKPOINTS 

23:38, Winter 1994-95. 

Anton, Genevieve. Cadets staying at Academy despite cut 

in pilot slots. AIR FORCE TIMES 53:24, 14 September 

1992. 

Carpenter, Gary. 1,250 new doolies include two from 

Poland. CHECKPOINTS 21:28-29, Summer 1992 

Early doolie dropouts restricted by Academy. CHECKPOINTS 

19:27, Summer 1990. 

Few cadets take advantage of pilot-cut exit option. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:39, Fall 1992. 

Foerster, Robert Y. 1,294 doolies entered with Class of 

1998. CHECKPOINTS 23:32, Fall 1994. 

85 Lee, Thomas W., et al. Commitment propensity, organizational 

commitment, and voluntary turnover: a longitudinal 

study of organizational entry processes. JOURNAL 

OF MANAGEMENT 18:15-32, March 1992. 

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GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

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THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY IS FOR AIRMEN. USAF Academy, 

Colo., 1990. 

(GOV DOC D305.2 :Ai7) 

U.S. Air Force Academy. INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS. 

Washington: GPO, 1987-1992. 

(GOV DOC D305.8/3: ) 

____ -.. INSTRUCTIONS TC CANDIDATES. Washington: GPO, 

1991-1994. 

(Gov Doc D305.8/4: j 

U.S. Congress. Senate. Cutting the cadets. CONGRESSIONAL 

RECORD, vol. 136, no. 150, lOlst Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1990. p. S17763-S17764. 

U.S. General Accounting Office. AIR FORCE ACADEMY: 

GENDER AND RACIAL DISPARITIES: REPORT TO THE 

CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICE, U.S. SENATE. 

Washington: The Office, 1993. 

(GOV DOC GA1.13:NSIAD-93-244) 

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PART IX 

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING 

AIR FORCE REGULATIONS 

91 AFI 36-2014. COMMISSIONING EDUCATION. 11 May 1994. 

92 AFI 36-2205. APPLYING FOR FLYING, SPACE AND MISSILE, AND 

ASTRONAUT TRAINING PROGRAMS. 10 June 1994. 

BOOKS 

93 CIVIL ENGINEERING, A TECHNICAL HISTORY: UNITED STATES AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY, 1955-1975. Colorado Springs: USAF 

Academy, Colo. , 1975. 

(Spec Coll UGB 751 .C58 1975) 

94 Rosebush, Michael A. A behavioral observation scale for 

the Academy Training Philosophy. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

TWELFTH SYMPOSIUM: PSYCHOLOGY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF 

DEFENSE. Ed. Dana H. Lindsley. USAF Academy, Colo., 

1990. 206-210. 

(UGB 790 .P97 1990) 

95 -___- . LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT MANUAL. (Colorado Springs): 

Springs) : USAF Academy, Colo. , 1992. 

(Ref UB 210 .U52 1992) 

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

96 Chapmann, Suzann. Academy UPT/UNT openings increase, 

AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 78:18, April 1995. 

97 Barela, Timothy P. Jumping, soaring to new heights. 

AIRMAN 37:22-29, November 1993. 

98 Bethurem, Richard C. Graduate UPT slots cut to 225 

through 1994. CHECKPOINTS 21:33, Summer 1992. 

99 Bruns,. Judi. Academy to get new Slingsby aircraft 

trainer. CHECKPOINTS 23:49, Summer 1994. 

100 Changes to USAF SERE indoctrination program announced. 

CHECKPOINTS 24:15, Spring 1995. 

101 Cubero, Ruben A. Educational excellence: a revolution in 

process. CHECKPOINTS 22:15+, Spring 1993. 

102 Fenner, Lorry M. Making history, teaching history: 

women’s history as a catalyst for change in the Air 

Force. MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE 

MILITARY 9:35-49, Summer 1991. 

103 Flores, Leona, Aircraft force cut causes drastic UPT 

changes. CHECKPOINTS 20:43, Summer 1991. 

104 Gillert, Douglas J. Cadet life: a leadership laboratory. 

105 Gist, Thomas E., et al. The Air Force Academy instructor 

AIRMAN 35:34-37, May 1991. 

workstation(1WS): I. design and implementation. 

JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS 17(4) : 

273-284, 1988-89. 

106 -_-_- .The Air Force Academy instructor workstation(1WS) : 

11. effectiveness. JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 

SYSTEMS 17(4):285-295, 1988-89. 

107 Grier, Peter. Teaching professionalism. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 77:64-66, August 1994. 

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Grigsby, James. Cultivating the safety culture. FLYING 

SAFETY 50:13+, April 1994. 

Hampton, S. S., Sr, Downlink opens Academy window to the 

sky. CHECKPOINTS 20:31, Spring 1991. 

Hopper, John. Commandant announces Basic Cadet Training 

changes. CHECKPOINTS 24:36, Spring 1995. 

Horton, Steve. New aircraft trainer: better training, 

lower cost. CHECKPOINTS 23:35, Winter 1994-95. 

Hosmer, Bradley C. Academy’s airmanship programs unique 

among other commissioning sources. CHECKPOINTS 23:7, 

Summer 1994. 

----- . Superintendent explaixs UPT selection process. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:11+, Spring 1994. 

Hudson, Neff. Look who’s talking! Future Air Force 

officers will be required to speak languages besides 

English. AIR FORCE TIMES 54:22, 22 November 1993. 

Lee, David J., et al. Immune responsiveness and risk of 

illness in U.S. Air Force Academy cadets during 

Basic Cadet Training. AVIATION, SPACE & 

ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE 63:517-523, June 1992. 

Miller, Walter D. Airmanship spoken here (AFA aviation 

program). AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 78:74-77, December 

1995. 

Muradian, Vago. 14 Academy whiz kids bring physics to 

life. AIR FORCE TIMES 54:31, 13 December 1993. 

Norman, Jean Reid, Party school? You can skip the 

Academy. AIR FORCE TIMES 54:6, 29 November 1993. 

Oliveri, Frank. GAO urges stronger hazing ban. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 76:17-18, February 1993. 

Phillips, Edward H. Slingsby Fireflys to help screen 

potential USAF pilots. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACE 

TECHNOLOGY 136:65, 11 Xay 1992. 

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121 Ploof, Bob. SERE training provides essential survival 

skills. CHECKPOINTS 21:18, Spring 1992. 

122 Resistance and escape training dropped by Air Force 

Academy. NEW YORK TIMES 144:A32, 30 April 1995. 

123 Royer, Erlind G., Alex Formwalt, and Barbara Bryant. 

From the classroom to the war room. AEROSPACE 

AMERICA 28126-29, May 1990. 

124 Sailer, Brad. Flying, fighting, and winning starts here. 

FLYING SAFETY 50~11-17, April 1994, 

125 West, Joe. Pilot training slots slashed for Academy 

grads. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:3, 3 August 1992. 

126 Worden, Michael. Forging the future from the past: 

military history at the USAF Academy. ARMY QUARTERLY 

AND DEFENCE JOURNAL 120:53-61, January 1990. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

127 BASIC CADET TRAINING: CLASS OF 1995. USAF Academy, 

Colo., 1990. 

(Gov Doc D305.2:C11/5/995; Oversize UGB 855 .B36) 

128 Bell, John Michael. ACHIEVING ACADEMIC SUCCESS. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1991. 

(Gov Doc MF D305.19:ACl) 

129 THE CADET FINANCIAL PLANNING GUIDE, 1990-91. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1990. 

(Gov Doc MF D305.19:F49) 

130 CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT MANUAL. USAF Academy, Colo., Center 

for Character Development, 1994, 

(Gov Doc MF D305.6/2:V37; also in Academy vertical 

file) 

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137 

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140 

141 

ENGINEERING 410 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL, ACADEMIC YEAR 

1990-1991. USAF Academy, Colo., 1990. 

(Gov Doc MF D305.19:P94/4) 

IN-FLIGHT GUIDE CLASS OF 1991. USAF Academy, Colo., 1987. 

(Gov Doc MF D305.6/2:IN3) 

JAWSAT. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, no. 137, 104th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. S12678. 

LEAXNING SKILLS CENTER HANDBOOK. USAF Academy, Colo., 

1992. 

(Gov DOC MF D305.19:L48) 

Parr, Kevin. CLASS OF 1996 THIRD CLASS CADET STUDY GUIDE. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1993. 

(Gov Doc MF D305.6/2:P94/993) 

- - - - - . CLASS OF 1997 FOURTH CLASS CADET STUDY GUIDE. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1993. 

(GOV DOC MF D305.6/2:P94/993-2) 

Rosebush, Michael A. Applying the Academy Training 

Philosophy. USAF Academy, Colo., (1985). 

(Gov Doc MF D305.19:P 54) 

- --- - . Does the United States Air Force Academy's 

Training Philosophy really work? PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

THIRTEENTH SYMPOSIUM: PSYCHOLOGY IN THE DEPARTMENT 

OF DEFENSE. Ed. Anthony J. Aretz. USAF Academy, 

CO~O., 1992. 31-35. 

(GOV DOC MF D305.15:92-2) 

Titus, James. FOURTH CLASS CADET STUDY GUIDE: FALL 

SEMESTER, 1991. USAF Academy, Colo., (1991?). 

(Gov Doc D305.19:P94/2/991) 

- - - - - . FOURTH CLASS PROFESSIONAL STUDY GUIDE CLASS OF 

1994. USAF Academy, Colo., (1990) . (Gov Doc MF D305.19:P94/2) 

USAFA CADET DECORUM HANDBOOK. USAF Academy, Colo,, 1990, 

(GOV Doc MF D305,6/2:D35/990) 

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142 U.S. Air Force Academy. BASIC CADET TRAINING CLASS OF 

1994. Washington: GPO, 1990. 

(Gov DOC D305.2:C11/5/994) 

143 U.S: Air Force Academy. CURRICUL'UM HANDBOOK. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1990-1995. 

(Gov Doc D305/3: ; Spec Coll UGB 804 .A311 

144 U.S. Air Force Academy. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SYLLABUS 

FALL 1990, USAF Academy, Colo., (1990). 

(G~v Doc MF D305,19:P94/7) 

145 West, Derek A., and Benjamin L. Dilla. Cadets' perceptions 

of leadership development activities at the United 

States Air Force Academy. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

THIRTEENTH SYMPOSIUM: PSYCHOLOGY IN THE DEPARTMENT 

OF DEFENSE. Ed. Anthony J. Aretz. USAF Academy, 

CO~O., 1992. 36-40. 

(GOV DOC MF D305.15:P92-2) 

OTHER SOURCES 

146 Enger, Rolf C., et al. Innovations in physics teaching at 

the USAF Academy: curriculum changes to incorporate 

computer aided instruction. In PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

AIR FORCE CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGY IN TRAINING AND 

EDUCATION ... COLORADO SPRINGS ... APRIL 1985. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1985. 33-45. 

(Report Lit. ADA 157 829) 

147 Hall, Brian F. LEADER TRAITS AND BEHAVIOR AS DETERMINANTS 

OF LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS IN A MILITARY ACADEMY. 

Thesis, Air Force Institute of Technology, 1994. 

(Report Lit. ADA 289 988) 

148 Lee, George Edward. MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE 

HOW TO STUDY PROGRAM ON ACADEMICALLY UNDERPREPARED 

CADETS AT THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY. 

Dissertation, University of Denver, 1989. 

(Spec Coll LB 2378 1989 .L478 1996) 

149 Vela, Arnoldo. TEACHING SPANISH TO LATIN AMERICAN AREA 

SPECIALISTS AT THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY: A FOCUS ON 

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. Paper presented at the EMU 

Conference on Languages and Communication for World 

Business and the Professions, Ypsilanti, MI, April 

1991. 

(Report Lit. ED 345 569) 

19 I 
PART X 

FUNDING 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

15 0 Academy answers GAO audit "findings." CHECKPOINTS 20: 

30-31, Winter 1991-92. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

151 Public Law 101-510, National defense authorization act, 

1991. U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 104 (1990). 

p. 1485. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:104/pt. 3) 

152 Public Law 102-190, National defense authorization act 

for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. U.S. STATUTES AT 

LARGE, volume 105 (1991), p. 1290. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:105/pt. 2) 

153 Public Law 102-484, National defense authorization act, 

1993. U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 106 

p. 2315. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:106/pt. 3) 

(1992), 

154 Public Law 103-160, National defense authorization act, 

1994. U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 107 (1993), 

p. 1547. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:107/pt. 2) 

155 Public Law 103-337, National defense authorization act, 

1995. U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 108 (19941, 

p. 2663. 

(GOV DOC AE2.110:103-337) 

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156 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. 

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1992. 

Hearings. 102nd Cong., 1st Sess., 1991. p. 222-227. 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ap6/l:M59/6/992/pt. 3) 

157 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. 

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1993. 

Hearings. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1992. p. 172-177, 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ap6/1:M59/6/993/pt. 3) 

486-487. 

158 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. 

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1994. 

Hearings. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1993. p. 194-200, 

(Gov Doc MF Y4.Ap6/1:M59/6/995/pt. 3) 

666-667. 

159 U.S. General Accounting Office. TESTIMONY: REVIEW OF THE 

COST AND OPERATIONS OF DOD'S SERVICE ACADEMIES. 

Washington: The Office, 1990. 

(GOV DOC GA1.5/2:T-NSIAD-90-28) 

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GENERAL (MISCELLANY) 

BOOKS 

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161 

162 

163 

164 

165 

166 

167 

168 

Katz, Shlomo. THE WAY OF AN EAGLE IN THE AIR: THE . PAINTINGS OF SHLOMO KAT2 AT THE UNITED STATES AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY CHAPEL: A NATIONAL TREASURE. San 

Francisco: Allen, 1993. 

(Oversize ND 979 .K34 A4 1993) 

Sheridan, P. Michael. SQUADRON INSIGNIA OF THE UNITED 

STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colorado Springs: 

Sheridan, 1990. 

(Ref UGB 859 -548 1990) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Academy burial policies/procedures outlined. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:26-27, Winter 1994-95 

Academy receives two Air Force safety awards. 

CHECKPOINTS 20:15, Spring 1991. 

Academy T-3 crash claims lives of cadet, instructor. 

CHECKPOINTS 24:37, Spring 1995. 

Anton, Genevieve. Academy motto, "bring me men," stirs 

debate. CHECKPOINTS 22:27-28, Summer 1993. 

----- . Cadets say they're ready for a changed force. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 53:26, 14 June 1993. 

----- . How gauche: Academy's Miss Manners laid off. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 52:62, 13 July 1992. 

- - - - - . No more yelling at Academy cadets. AIR FORCE 

TIMES 53:27, 1 March 1993. 

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AOG sponsors Military History Symposia books. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:16, Winter 1994-95. 

The art of flying. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 76:48-49, 

February 1993. 

Carter, Ken. President Bush receives Thomas D. White 

award. CHECKPOINTS 24:33, Spring 1995. 

Cunningham, Gary. Former JCS chairman earns Thomas D. 

White award. CHECKPOINTS 19:17, Spring 1990. 

Dugdale, Don A. Falconnet connects Academy cadets. . DEFENSE ELECTRONICS 22:55-59, February 1990. 

Elliott, Steve. Former superintendent recalls D-Day, POW 

experiences. CHECKPOINTS 23:15, Summer 1994. 

Former Air Force chief wins T. D. White award. 

CHECKPOINTS 20:9, Summer 1991. 

Gillert, Douglas J. Camera's view (Farish Memorial). 

AIRMAN 35:26-29, April 1991. 

Grusky, Oscar. Education and military commitment. 

ARMED FORCES AND SOCIETY 6:132-147, Fall 1979. 

Heart attack claims first Wing Sergeant Major. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:28, Fall-Winter 1992. 

Junior cadet killed in Academy tow plane crash. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:31, Spring 1994. 

Long, C. Barry. Cadet Wing Hostess position eliminated. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:19, Summer 1992. 

Maiello, Anthony J. The battle over military bands. 

INSTRUMENTALIST 47:112+, October 1992. 

Maze, Rick. New emphasis on character building. AIR 

FORCE TIMES 54:22, 14 February 1994. 

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___ - - . lieport: hazing at academies is prevalent, 

detrimental. AIR FORCE TIMES 53:16, 7 December 

1592. 

McpJLllin, Sue. The falcon net. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 73: 

56-58, December 1990. 

m1::zry History Symposium examines Korean War. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:39, Fall-Winter 1992. 

Muradian, Vago. "National asset" (Malham Wakin) retires 

from the Academy. AIR FORCE TIMES 55:18, 

17 April 1995. 

Oliveri, Frank. Dr. Malcolm Currie ... awarded the Air 

Farce Academy's 1992 Thomas D. White National 

Defense Award. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 76 : 2 0 , January 

1993. 

Porter, David B., Megan E. Bird, and Arthur Wunder. 

Competition, cooperation, satisfaction, and the 

performance of complex tasks among Air Force 

cadets. CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY: RESEARCH & REVIEWS 

9:347-354, Winter 1990-91. (Special Collections) 

CHECKPOINTS 22:13, Fall 1993. 

Scowcroft chosen winner of Thomas D. White award. 

Superintendent presents Thomas D. White award. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:37, Fall-Winter 1992. 

United States Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE, 

United States Air Force Academy. TIG BRIEF 45:12-13, 

annual Almanac issue each May. 

January-February 1993. 

Wetzler, Harry P., Vonceil D. Porter, and Beverli J. 

Donegon. Food choices of Air Force Academy cadets 

as reflected by the Food Choice Inventory. 

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION 90: 

422-424, March 1990- 

Wyngaard, Jerry, and Leona Flores. Academy alumni alert 

(squadron patches). CHECKPOINTS 19:20-22, Spring 

1990; 19:30-31, Fall 1990. 

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GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

195 DISCOVER THE ACADEMY. USAF Academy, Colo., 1993. 

(G~v DOC D305.2:AC i/8j 

196 40th anniversary of the dedication of the U.S. Air 

Force Academy. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, 

no. 204, 104th Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. S18922- 

S18925. 

197 Jones, Paul L. DOD SERVICE ACADEMIES: STATUS REPORT ON 

REVIEWS OF STUDENT TREATMENT. Statement. 

Washington: GAO, 1992. 

(GOV DOC GA1.5/2:T-NSIAD-92-41) 

198 U-S. General Accounting Office. MILITARY EDUCATION. 

INFORMATION ON SERVICE ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS: 

BRIEFING REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTERS. 

Washington: The Office, 1993. 

(GOV DOC GAO/NSIAD-93-264-BR) 

199 U.S. Congress. House. Retain our service academies. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 141, no. 97, 104th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1995. p. E1244, 

200 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. 

HEARINGS ON NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT 

FOR FISCAL YEAR 1993 AND OVERSIGHT OF PREVIOUSLY 

AUTHORIZED PROGRAMS ... SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS ON 

PERSONNEL AUTHORIZATIONS. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ar5/2A:991-92/46) 

1992. pp. 404-433. 

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PART XI1 

GRADUATES 

AIR FORCE INSTRUCTIONS 

AFT 36-2305, APPOINWENT IN COMMISSIONED GRADES AND -r* 

L JDESIGNATION ANI3 ASSIGNMENT IN PROFESSIONAL 

CATEGORIES- RESERVE OF THE AIR FORCE ANE UNITED 

STATES kTR FORCE (TEMPORARY). 15 August 1994. 

-/ & r I/ J AFT !G-L302, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. 26 August 1994 

BOORS 

Roberts, Wiil~am W. USAF Academy graduates in logistics - 

?i?OGZEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH SYMPOSIUM: PSYCHOLOGY 

:K T3j;S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. Ed. Dana H. Lindsiey. 

dsAF Academy, Colo., 1999. 255-258. 

‘UGB ~190 .m7 299a) 

^+I 

2”- b ~ 

--_ 

2 0 U.S. Air Force Academy. Association of Graduates. 

REGISTER OF GRADUATES OF THE UNITED STATES AIR 

F’CRCE AGXIEMY. Academy, Colo,, 1990-1995. 

RC” UCB 784 .US) 

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205 Antons, Christopher M. Graduates assess Academy’s career 

preparation rating. CHECKPOINTS 23:52-54, 

Spring 1994. 

206 AOG launches joint networking initiative. CHECKPOINTS 

Bird, Julie. Returned graduate POW describes ordeal. 

Epstein, Miles Z. Graduate legionnaire takes cap into 

Fogleman, ‘63, named first grad Air Force chief. 

Ginovsky, John. AF Academy graduates are on fast track, 

Graduates decorated for Persian Gulf missions. 

Graduates nominated for general promotions. CHECKPOINTS 

Hackett, Jeffrey Lee. A noncombatant’s reflections on 

Operation Desert Storm. CHECKPOINTS 20:24+, 

Spring 1991. 

22:40, Fall 1993. 

.CHECKPOINTS 20:26, Spring 1991. 

space. CHECKPOINTS 21:23, Fall 1992. 

CHECKPOINTS 23:47, Fall 1994. 

official says. AIR FORCE TIMES 50:10, 16 April 1990 

CHECKPOINTS 21:15, Summer 1992. 

21:29, Fall-Winter 1992. 

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211 

212 

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214 The heroes remembered. NEWSWEEK 117:74-76, 11 March 1991. 

215 Hong, Doo-S-ung. Retired U.S. military elites: post- military employment and its sociopolitical implica- tions, ARMED FORCES AND SOCIETY 5:451-466, 

Spring 1979. 

216 Jabara Award won for heroic rescue. CHECKPOINTS 23:24, 

Summer 1994. 

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Jackkrit Thammavichai. U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT 116:26, 

13 June 1994. 

Kantrowitz, Barbara. The right to fight. NEWSWEEK 117: 

22-23, 5 August 1991. 

Lord, Lewis. The Medal of Honor, profiles in courage, 

part V (Lance Sijan). U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT 

110:65-67, 10 June 1991. 

Maze, Rick. Academy grads' key advantage seen eroding. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 52:10, 15 June 1992. 

__--.. Academy reserve commission sparks hot debate. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:32-33, Spring 1992. 

Myers, Don. 1980 graduate held captive eight days. 

CHECKPOINTS 20:25+, Spring 1991. 

1981 graduate named 1990 Jabara winner. CHECKPOINTS 

19:11+, Spring 1990. 

Numerous Academy memorialization programs available. 

CHECKPOINTS 19:27-28, Spring 1990, 

Operation Desert Storm/Shield Academy graduate status. 

CHECKPOINTS 20:24, Spring 1991. 

Persian Gulf War pilot wins Jabara Award. CHECKPOINTS 

20:17+, Summer 1991. 

Schwarz, Adam. Aerodynamic: profile Jakkrit Thammavichai. 

FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW 157:70, 8 December 1994. 

Smith, Leslie I. Three grads among fliers who win Silver 

Star. CHECKPOINTS 20:9, Summer 1991. 

Special Operations pilot wins Jabara Award. CHECKPOINTS 

21:32, Summer 1992. 

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230 Stats on Gen. Fogleman, first graduate AF Chief of 

Staff. CHECKPOINTS 23:36-37, Winter 1994-95. 

231 Thompson, Dale W. Second graduate four-star from Class 

of '60. CHECKPOINTS 19:39+, Summer 1990. 

232 Three graduates aboard Space Shuttle Endeavor. CHECKPOINTS 

21:46, Fall-Winter 1992. 

233 Warrick, Joby. Grad aids grad in successful rescue 

effort. CHECKPOINTS 20:25, Spring 1991. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

234 Lawton, David J. UPT ATTRITION MODEL FOR USAFA GRADUATES. 

USAF Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Mathematical 

Sciences, 1987. 

(GOV DOC D305.2:DFMS TR-N0.-87-11) 

235 U.S. 

236 U.S. 

Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. 

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR 

APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1991. HEARINGS ... MANPOWER AND PERSONNEL. lOlst Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1990. p. 318-326. 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ar5/3:Se hrg. 101-986/pt. 5) 

General Accounting Office. SERVICE ACADEMIES: 

HISTORICAL PROPORTION OF NEW OFFICERS DURING 

BENCHMARK PERIODS: REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL 

REQUESTERS. Washington: The Office, (1992?). 

(GOV DOC GA1.13:NSIAD 92-20) 

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PART XI11 

GRADUATION 

PER I OD I CAL AR.TI CLES 

 he ~ir ?'D,rce Academy Class of 1995 graduates- AIR 

The Mr Force Academy Class of '94. AIR FORCE TIMES 

Anton, Genevieve. Academy graduates 950 new off iCerS. 

__-__ . True blue and wet: Quayle addresses record 

ilelaney, Phillip. Newly commissioned of E icers march into 

Dutton 1s tops at Academy. AIR FORCE TIMES 51:28+, 

Graduatlon statistics - CHECKPOINTS 20: 36, Summer 1991. 

McMillin, Sue. Bad weather limits activities- but not 

graduates' spirits. AIR FORCE TIMES 50 : 10, 

11 June 1990. 

FORCE TIMES 55:35-36, 19 June 1995. 

54:38*, 20 June 1994. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 53:10+, 14 June 1993. 

class. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:10, 8 June 1992 

history. CHECKPOINTS 20:36, Summer 1991. 

10 June 1991. 

New graduates spiritea despite poor weather. 

ihai cadet is top graduate; SecAF speaks. CHECKPOINTS 

26 graduates earn scholarships. AIR FORCE TIME S 50:30-32+, 

West, Joe. Graduates turn page on new history. AIR FORCE 

CHECKPOINTS 

21:35, Summer 1992. 

P 

23:i3, Summer 1994. 

18 June 1990. 

TIMES 51:4+, io June 1991. 

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GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

249 Bush, George. Remarks at the United States Air Force 

Academy commencement ceremony in Colorado Springs, 

Colorado. May 29, 1991. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 27:683-686, 3 June 1991. 

Force Academy commencement ceremony in Colorado 

Springs, Colorado. May 31, 1995. WEEKLY COMPILATION 

250 Clinton, William J. Remarks at the United States Air 

. OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 31:923-929m 5 June 1995. 

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PART XIV 

HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES 

BOOKS 

251 Herring, George C. "COLD BLOOD: LBJ'S CONDUCT OF 

LIMITED WAR IN VIETNAM. The Harmon memorial 

1ectures in military history, number 33. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1990. 

(Spec Coll DS 558 .H46 1990; GOV DOC MF D305.10:33) 

252 Kahn, David. CODEBREAKING AND THE BATTLE: OF THE ATLANTIC. 

The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, 

!lo. 35. USAF Academy, Colo., 1994. 

(Spec Coll UGB 5 .H38 no. 36) 

253 Lebra, Joyce C. POSTWAR PERSPECTIVES ON JAPAN'S 

GREATER EAST ASIA CO-PROSPERITY SPHERE. The Harmon 

memorial lectures in military history, number 34. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1991. 

(Spec Coll UGB 5 .H38 no. 34 Gov Docs MF D305.10:34) 

254 McNeil1, William. THE STRUCTURE OF MILITARY-TECHNICAL 

TFUUNSFORMATION. The Harmon memorial lectures in 

military history, no. 37. USAF Academy, Colo., 

1994. 

(Spec Coll UGB 5 .H38 no. 37) 

255 Overy, R. J- AIR POWER, ARMIES, AND THE WAR IN THE WEST, 

1940. The Harmon memorial lectures in military 

history, number 32. USAF Academy, Colo. , 1989. 

(Spec Coll D 756 -088 1989; Gov Doc MF D305.10:32) 

256 Wilz, John Edward. UNITED STATES POLICY VIS-A-VIS KOREA, 

1850-1950. The Harmon memorial lectures in military 

history, no. 35. WAF Academy, Colo., 1992. 

(Spec Coll UGB 5 .H38 no. 35) 

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HONOR CODE 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

257 Anton, Genevieve, and Jeff Thomas. Question of honor. 

.AIR FORCE TIMES 54:12-14, 7 March 1994. 

258 Dotson, Jim. Honor code administration system refined. 

CHECKPOINTS 22:32, Fall 1993. 

259 Gillert, Douglas J. Why all this fuss about integrity? 

AIRMAN 35:24-27, March 1991. 

260 Jones, Brad C. One grad’s dilemma: how far integrity? 

CHECKPOINTS 22:13+, Winter 1993-94. 

261 Roffey, Arthur E., and David B. Porter. Moral decision 

making and nontoleration of honor code offenses. 

COUNSELING AND VALUES 36:135-149, January 1992. 

(Special Collections) 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

262 HONOR CODE REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE AIR FORCE CADET 

WING. USAF Academy, Colo., 1991. 

(GOV DOC MF D305.19:H 75/v.l- ) 

2 63 Introduction of the Military Sewice Academy Honor Code 

Act. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 140, no. 135, 

103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1994. p. H9574. 

264 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. 

HONOR SYSTEMS AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT THE SERVICE 

ACADEMIES .... Hearing. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ar5/3:S.Hrg. 103-550) 

1994, p. 197-200. 

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PART XVI 

LIBRARY 

BOOKS 

265 ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN THE SERVICE OF FACULTY 

DEVELOPMENT: A COLLECTION OF ESSAYS. (Denver?) : 

Colorado Academic Library Committee, 1990. 

(Spec Coll Z 675 .U5 A3652 1990) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

266 

267 

268 

269 

270 

Barrett, Donald J., and James W. Hopkins. Our past & 

future: the U.S. Air Force Academy Library. 

COLORADO LIBRARIES 20:48-50, Spring 1994. 

_____ , James W. Hopkins, and M. Douglas Johnson. The 

U.S. Air Force Academy Library- an academic, 

aeronautics history and air power resource 

center. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY LIBRARIES 14:87-107, 

Spring 1994. 

CHECKPOINTS 19:31, Fall 1990. 

Don Barrett earns library Lifetime Achievement Award. 

Friends foundation enhances Academy Library. 

Hopkins, James, and Duane Reed. The Friends of the 

CHECKPOINTS 

20:23, Fall 1991. 

Academy Library: friends in deed! COLORADO 

LIBRARIES 20:37-39, Spring 1994. 

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273 

Hopkins, Jim. Graduates' collections important for cadet 

research. CHECKPOINTS 23:36, Fall 1994. 

____- . Vietnam collection augments library holdings. 

CHECKPOINTS 21:15, Fall-Winter 1992. 

Luckett, Perry D., and Jennings R. Mace. USAF Academy 

research materials on American flight, 1903-1927 

from the Gimbel Collection. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN 

CULTURE 7:104-107, Spring/Summer 1984. 

(Special Collections) 

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MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIA 

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276 

277 

278 

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Air power and warfare. PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH 

MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Alfred F. Hurley 

and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AF 

History, 1979. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D301.78:978) 

An American dilemma: Vietnam, 1964-1973, PROCEEDINGS 

OF THE FOURTEENTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. 

Ed. Dennis E. Showalter and John G. Albert. 

Chicago: Imprint Publications, 1993. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1990) 

The American military and the Far East. PROCEEDINGS OF 

THE NINTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Joe C. 

Dixon. Washington: Office of AF History, 1980. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1980; Gov Doc D301.78:980) 

The American military and the frontier. PROCEEDINGS OF 

THE SEVENTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. James 

P. Tate. Washington: Office of AF History, 1978. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1976; Gov Doc D301.78:976; 

Report Lit ADA 061 698) 

Command and commanders in modern warfare. PROCEEDINGS OF 

THE SECOND MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. William 

Geffen. [washington]: Office of AF History, 1972. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1968a; Gov Doc D301.78:968) 

The home front and war in the twentieth century: the 

American experience in comparative perspective. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE TENTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. 

Ed. James Titus. [Colorado Springs]; Washington: 

USAFA; Office of AF History, 1984. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1982; Gov Doc D301.78:982) 

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287 

The intelligence revolution: a historical perspective. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTEENTH MILITARY HISTORY 

SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Walter T. Hitchcock. [Colorado 

Springs] ; Washington: USAFA; Office of AF History, 

1991. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1988; Gov Doc D301.78:988) 

The military and society. PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH 

MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. David MacIsaac. 

[Washington]: Office of AF History, 1975. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1972; Gov Doc D301.78:972) 

Military history of the American Revolution. PROCEEDINGS 

OF THE SIXTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Stanley 

J. Underdal. Washington: Office of AF History, 1976. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1974; Gov Doc D301.78:974) 

Military planning in the twentieth century. PROCEEDINGS 

OF THE ELEVENTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Harry 

R. Borowski. Washington: Office of AF History, 1986. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1984; Gov Doc D301.78:984) 

A revolutionary war: Korea and the transformation of the 

postwar world. PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTEENTH MILITARY 

HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. William J. Williams. Chicago: 

Imprint Publications, 1993. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1992) 

Science, technology, and warfare. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

THIRD MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Monte D, Wright 

and Lawrence J. Paszek. [Washington]: Office of 

AF History, 1971. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1969; Gov Doc D301,78:969) 

Soldiers and statesmen. PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH MILITARY 

HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. Ed. Monte D. Wright and Lawrence 

J. Paszek. [Washington]: Office of AF History, 1973. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1970; Gov Doc D301.78:970) 

Transformation in Russian and Soviet military history. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM. 

Ed. Carl W. Reddel. [Colorado Springs]; Washington: 

USAFA; Office of AF History, 1990. 

(Spec Coll UGB 789 1986; Gov Doc D305,2:H62) 

37 
PART XVIII 

PREPARATORY SCHOOL 

AIR FORCE INSTRUCTIONS 

288 AFT 36-2021, AIR FORCE ACADEMY PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 

19 July 1994. 

BOOKS 

289 U.S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School. MALAMUTE, 

the yearbook of the U.S.A.F. Academy prep school. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1989- 

(Spec Coll UGB 806 .M23) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

290 Chapman, Suzann. Opportunities for commissions increase. 

AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 78:17, April 1995. 

291 West, Joe. GAO: AF prep school focuses on athletes. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 52:10, 4 May 1992. 

38 
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

292 Amendment no. 1044 ... to prohibit the use of funds for a 

service academy preparatory school test program. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 139, no. 139, 103rd 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1993. p. S13531-Sl3532. 

U. S. General Accounting Office. ACADEMY PREPARATORY 

SCHOOLS. Washington: The Office, 1994. 

293 

(GOV DOC MF GA1.13:NSIAD-94-56) 

294 ----_ . DOD SERVICE ACADEMIES: ACADEMY PREPARATORY 

SCHOOLS NEED A CLEARER MISSION AND BETTER OVER- 

(GOV DOC GA1.13 :NSIAD-92-57) 

SIGHT. Washington: The Office, 1992. 

39 
PART XIX 

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING 

BOOKS 

295 BASIC CADET TRAINING. Class of 1990 - 1995. USAF 

Academy, Colo - , n. d. 

(Spec Coll UGB 855 .B36; Gov Doc D305.2:C11/5) 

295 CONTRAILS, The USAF Academy cadet handbook. 

Academy, Colo., 1990-1995, Annual. 

(UGB 852 .C76) 

297 POLARIS, yearbook of the USAF Academy Cadet 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1990-1994. 

(UGB 855 .P76) 

40 

USAF 

Wing. 
PART XX 

STAFF AND FACULTY 

AIR FORCE REGULATIONS 

298 AFI 25-201, SUPPORT AGREEMENTS PROCEDURES. 15 November 

.1994. 

299 AFI 36-2017, ADMISSIONS LIAISON OFFICER PROGRAM. 

27 February 1995. 

300 AFI 36-2110, ASSIGNMENTS. 20 July 1994. 

301 AFI 36-2504, OFFICER PROMOTIONS FOR THE RESERVE OF THE 

AIR FORCE. 1 August 1995, 

BOOKS 

3 02 U.S. Air Force Academy. DISCOVERY: faculty publications 

and presentations ... by members of the faculty and 

staff of the United States Air Force Academy. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1990-1994. 

(Spec Coll UGB 826 .U4b; Gov Doc D305.18: ) 

41 
PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

303 

304 

305 

306 

307 

308 

309 

Alford, Stefan. Academy legend retires after 36 years 

of teaching. CHECKPOINTS 24:34, Spring 1995. 

D’Agostino, Janet. DOD to seek reviews on academy 

faculties. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:20, 9 September 

1991. 

Head, James H. Civilian faculty increase program 

.explained. CHECKPOINTS 22:23-24+, Winter 1993-94. 

Liotta, P. H. All my best students are flunking. 

COLLEGE TEACHING 38:96-100, Summer 1990. 

Maze, Rick. Bill would cut status, officer staff of 

academies. AIR FORCE TIMES 53:24, 19 October 1992. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

America’s service academies: an investment in America’s 

future. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 139, no. 147, 

103rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1993. p. S14519-SI4520, 

Force Academy’s Academy Awareness Team. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 136, no. 127, 10lst 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1990. p. E3092. 

U.S. Congress. House. Tribute to success of U.S. Air 

. 

42 
PART XXI 

WOMEN AT USAFA 

BOOKS 

310 Wright, Cynthia A. Modifying the USAFA BCT program to 

reduce gender discrimination among basic cadets. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH SYMPOSIUM: PSYCHOLOGY 

IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. Ed. Dana H. Lindsley. 

USAF Academy, Colo., 1990. 82-86. 

(UGB 790 .P97 1990) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

311 Alford, Stefan. Four Academy grads among women chosen 

for fighters. CHECKPOINTS 22:21, Summer 1993. 

3 12 Anton, Genevieve. Academy parachute team punished in 

harassment case. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:23, 8 June 

1992. 

313 __-_- . AF cadets think sexual harassment common, poll 

says. AIR FORCE TIMES 53:8, 2 November 1992. 

AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 78:16-17, June 1995. 

3 14 Chapman, Suzann. GAO report shows rise in harassment. 

315 Maze, Rick. Academy incidents on the rise? AIR FORCE 

TIMES 55:3, 17 April 1995. 

316 _____ . Female cadets found more liberal than male 

cadets. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:10, 4 May 1992. 

317 __-_- . Study finds anti-women culture persists at 

service academies. AIR FORCE TIMES 52:4, 15 June 

1992. 

43 
318 Palmer, Laura. Her own private Tailhook. NEW YORK TIMES 

MAGAZINE 83:22-25, 28 May 1995. 

319 petosa, Scott. Women in the military academies: U.S. 

Air Force Academy. PHYSICIAN & SPORTSMEDICINE 17: 

133-142, March 1989. 

320 Schmitt, Eric. Study says sexual harassment persists at 

military academies. NEW YORK TIMES 144:B8, 5 April 

1995. 

321 West, Joe. Harassment found not yet extinct at Academy. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 52:18, 6 July 1992. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

322 U.S. General Accounting Office. DOD SERVICE ACADEMIES: 

MORE ACTIONS NEEDED TO ELIMINATE SEXUAL HARASSMENT. 

REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTERS. Washington: 

The Office, 1994. 

(GOV DOC MF GA1.13:NSIAD-94-6) 

44 
INDEX 

Academic Achievement .................................. 128,148, 306 

Academic Motivation ............................................ 85 

Academic Program .............................................. 101 

Academy 

History ................................................ 20/27 

Operating Cost ..................................... 25, 26/i5g 

Academy Awareness Team ........................................ 309 

Academy Training Philosophy ............................ 94,137, 138 

Accreditation .................................................. 37 

D’Agostino, Janet ............................................. 304 

Air Force Association Trophy .......................... 69/71/73, 74 

Albert, John G ................................................ 275 

Alford, Stefan ............................................ 303, 311 

Allen, James R ................................................. 17 

Anniversary, 40th ............................................. 196 

Anton, Genevieve ........... 80,165,166,167,168,239,240,257,312, 313 

Antons, Christopher M ......................................... 205 

Appointment 

Instructions ........................................... 87, aa 

Aretz, Anthony J .............................................. 145 

Art, Visual ............................................... 160, 170 

Ashford, Susan J ............................................... 85 

Association of Graduates ...................................... 169 

Astronauts .................................................... 232 

Athletic Director .................................. 42,43,44,45, 49 

Athletics ...................................................... 15 

Audiovisual Sewices ...................................... 109, 163 

Awards & Honors ......................... 39,41,107,163~171, 172/175 

187, 189 , 223 I 227, 229 

Awards, Athletic ...................................... 43,46/47, 48 

Babcock, Judith A .............................................. 41 

Band .......................................................... 181 

Barela, Timothy P .............................................. 97 

Barrett, Donald J ..................................... 266,267, 26a 

Basic Cadet Training ...................................... 110, 115 

Basic Cadet Training .................................. 127,142, 295 

Bell, John Michael ............................................ 128 

Bethurem, Richard C ..................................... 14, 98/212 

Bird, Julie ................................................ 13, 207 

see also subject in text 

see also names of individual awards 

Beyer, Sara ................................................... 311 

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p 

Bird. Megan E ................................................. 188 

Board of Visitors Annual Report ................................ 57 

Borowski, Harry R ............................................. 283 

Bossert, Phil ................................................... 1 

Bruegmann, Robert .............................................. 34 

Bruns, Judi .................................................... 99 

Bryant, Barbara ............................................... 123 

Bush, George .............................................. 171, 249 

Cadet 

Academic Performance .................................... 128 

Attitudes & Beliefs ................................. 188, 316 

Courtesy . & Manners .................................. 141, 167 

Diet .................................................... 193 

Disenrollment .................................. 79,82,83, 236 

Ethics ...................................... 182,259,261, 31. 

Female ....................................... 90,314,316, 317 

Finances ................................................ 129 

Foreign .................................................. 81 

Health .................................................. 115 

Minority Student ..................................... 90, 200 

Psychological Characteristics ............................ 85 

Squadrons ............................................... 194 

Stress .................................................. 197 

Cadet Decorum Handbook ........................................ 141 

Cadet Hostess ............................................. 167, 180 

Careers ............................................... 203,205, 206 

CarpenLer, Gary ............................................. 14, 81 

Carter, Ken ................................................... 171 

Callard, James R ................................................ 2 

Casper, John .................................................. 232 

Cemetery ...................................................... 162 

CETF 

Chapel ..................................................... 39, 160 

Chapman, Suzann ........................................ 96,290, 314 

Character Training ....................................... 182, 261 

Character Development Manual .................................. 130 

Chilton, Kevin P... ........................................... 208 

Clark, Albert P ............................................... 174 

Class of 

1959 ..................................................... 18 

1990 ................................................ 244, 247 

1991 ................................ 132,241,242,243,248, 249 

1992 ................................................. 240, 245 

1993 ................................................ 166, 239 

1994 ................................ 140,142,217,227,238, 246 

- see Consolidated Education and Training Facility 

46 
1995 ......................................... 93,127,237, 250 

1996 ................................................. 81, 135 

1998 ..................................................... 84 

Clinton, William J ............................... .47,48,50,56. 250 

Clune. John J ............................................ 42,43, 45 

Coltrin, William .............................................. 178 

Combat Training ................................................. 1 

Commissions ........................................... 220,221, 276 

Computers ..................................... 105,106,123,173, 184 

Consolidated Education and Training Facility ............... 3~ ,156 

Construction .................................... 36,37,156,157, 158 

Contrails ..................................................... 296 

Crowe, William J., Jr ......................................... 172 

Cubero. Ruben A ......................................... i5,i., 101 

Cunningham, Gary .............................................. 172 

Curriculum 

History ............................................... 20. 27 

Curriculum Handbook ........................................... 143 

Currie. Malcolm ........................................... 187. 19. 

Debate Team .................................................... 68 

Delaney, Phillip .............................................. 241 

Desert Storm ...................... 207.211,213,214,222,225,228, 233 

Casualties .............................................. 214 

Devine, Troy .................................................. 218 

DFSEV 

Dilla, Benjamin L ............................................. 145 

Discovery ..................................................... 302 

Discrimination ................................................ 310 

Dixon, Joe C .................................................. 276 

see Audiovisual Services 

Dober, Richard P ............................................... 35 

Donegon, Beverly J ............................................ 193 

Dugdale, Don A. ............................................... 173 

Dunlop, Dawn .................................................. 311 

. Elliott. Steve ............................................. 36. 174 

Enger, Rolf C ................................................. 146 

Instruction .................................. 93,117,123. 131 

Epstein, Miles Z .............................................. 208 

Erhart, Robert C .............................................. 274 

Dotson. Jim ................................................... 258 

Drill Team ..................................................... 77 

Engineering 

Facilities ..................................................... 37 

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Falconnet ................,...,..............................173, 18. 

Falconry ....................................................76, 77 

Farish Memorial ............................................... 176 

Farre, Henri .................................................. 170 

Fayne, Gwendolyn D ............................................. 68 

Fenner, Lorry M ............................................... 102 

Firefly 

Flanagan, John ................................................ 272 

Flight Training 

Flores, Leona ............................................... 18,103, 194 

Flying 

Accidents ..................................... 98.99, 163/179 

Training ............. 80,96,97,98,99~103,108,111,112,113, 116 

120,124,125,163, 179 

Foerster, Robert Y ............................................. 84 

Fogleman, Ronald R ........................................209. 230 

Food .......................................................... 193 

Football .................................................... 47, 48 

Foreign Cadets ................................................. 81 

Foreign Languages 

Funerals ...................................................... 162 

see T-3 Aircraft 

see Flying . Training 

- see Language Instruction 

Gabreski, Francis R ........................................... 223 

Gamble, Patrick K .............................................. 21 

Gann, Sharon M ................................................. 37 

Ginovsky, John ................................................ 2.0 

Graduate Study ................................................ 202 

Graduate Suwey ............................................... 205 

Civilian Employment ................................. 206, 215 

Grier, Peter ................................................ 3, 107 

Grigsby, James ................................................ 108 

Grusky, Arthur ................................................ 177 

Hackett. Jeffrey Lee .......................................... 213 

Geffen. William ............................................... 278 

Gillert, Douglas J .................................... 1259 04/176. 

Gist, Thomas E. ............................................ 106 

Gore, A1 ....................................................... 65 

Graduates ........................................... 2/260/271, 311 

see also subject in text 

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Hall. Brian F. .. Ham. Charles R . Hampton. s . s., 

Harmon. Hubert R 

Hazing .......... Head. James H ... Helms. Susan .... Herring. George 

History 

............... 

............... 

Sr ............. ................ 

............... 

............... 

............... 

e .............. 

... 

... 

... 

... 

... 

... 

... 

... 

.......................... -147 ...................... .210. 235 .......................... -109 

.......................... -196 

........................... 305 ........................... 232 ........................... 251 

................... 119, 168 1 183 

. 

Study & Teaching ........................... .102,126,185, 271 

Hang, Doe-Seung.. ............................................ -215 

Honor Code Reference Handbook ................................ -262 

Hopkins, James W ............................. .266.267. 270 , 271. 272 

Hopper. John ................................................. -110 

Horton, Steve ................................................. 111 

Hosmer, Bradley C ................... .3.4.13.18.19.112.~13.200, 264 

How to Study Program .......................................... 148 

Hudson, Nef f ................................................. -114 

Hurley, Alfred F ............................................. -274 

Hutcheson, Keith ................................................ 5 

Instructions to Amlicants .................................... -87 

Instructions to Candidates ........ - ............................ 88 

Instructor Workstation ............ - ....................... 105, 106 

Instructors ...................................... .104,261,304, 306 

Instructors, Civilian ............. ...................... .305, 308 

IWS 

Hitchcock. Walter T ................ .......................... -280 

see Instructor Workstation 

Jabara Award for Airmanship ....... - .............. .216.223,227, 229 

JAWSAT 

Johnson, M . Douglas ............... - ....................... .76, 267 

see Joint Air Force Academy-Weber State Program 

Joint Air Force Academy-Weber State Program .................. -133 

Joint Service Academy Computer Database of Graduates ......... -206 

Jones. Brad C. ............................................... -2.60 

Jones, Paul L ..................... - .......................... -197 

Kahn, David ....................... - .......................... -252 

Kantrowitz, Barbara .......................................... -218 

Katz, Shlomo ...................... - ........................... 160 

Kiely, Denis J .................... - --.--.-.--.----.---.--- ..... 6 

Language Instruction .............. ...................... .114. 149 

Krise, Thomas W ................... - ........................... -68 

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Lawton. David J ............................................... 234 

Lebra, Joyce C ................................................ 253 

Lee, Thomas W .................................................. .5 

Liotta, P . H .................................................. 306 

Leaders Encouraging Airmen Development Program ................ 276 

Leadership ..........,...............................95,104,145, 147 

Lee, David J .................................................. 115 

Lee, George Edward ............................................ 148 

Lindsley, Dana H ...........................................94, 310 

Long, C . Barry ................................................ 180 

Long, Lorin ................................................... 211 

Lord, Lewis .................................................... 219 

Luckett, Perry D .............................................. 273 

Mabry, Thomas R ............................................... 115 

Mace, Jennings R .............................................. 273 

McDermott, Robert F ............................................ 20 

McDonnell, James A., Jr ............................69,70,71,72, 73 

MacIsaac, David ............................................... 281 

McMillin, Sue ....................,.........................184, 244 

McMonagle, Donald ............................................. 232 

McNeill, William .............................................. 254 

McSally, Martha ............................................... 311 

Mahon, William ................................................. 20 

Maiello, Anthony J ............................................ 181 

Malamute ...................................................... 289 

Martin, Corby L ............................................... 229 

Maze, Rick ........................ 220,22i,182,183,307,315,316, 3.7 

Meehan, Richard T ............................................. .15 

Memorial Programs ............................................. 224 

Military Education ............................................ 104 

Miller, Walter D .............................................. 116 

Milton, T . R .................................................... 7 

Minorities ..................................................... 90 

Motivation ..................................................... 85 

Motto ......................................................... 165 

Mowday, Richard T .............................................. 85 

Music . .....................,................................77, 181 

Merritt, Frank ................................................. 44 

Military History Symposia ...................................... 185 

see also subject in text 

Muradian, Vag0 ................................................. 186 

50 
Myers. p on .................................. Norman, Jean Reid ........................... 

Oliveri, Frank 

Olson, pat rick.......^............-......--. 

Operating costs 

Officers .................................... 

.............................. 

.......... 

.......... 

.......... 

.......... 

.......... 

....... 222 

...... -118 

...... -236 

... 119 . 187 

...... -214 

see Academy . Operating cost 

Organizational Commitment .................................. 85, 177 

Palmer, Laura ................................................. 318 

Parachute Jumping ............................................. -97 

Parachute Team ......................................... -41~75 ,212 

Parr, Kevin .............................................. .i35, 136 

Paszek, Lawrence J ........................................ 285, 286 

Performing Arts ................................................ 77 

Personnel Strength ............................................ 200 

Petosa, Scott ............................................... ..319 

Phillips, Edward H ........................................... -120 

Physical Fitness .............................................. 319 

Phys i e s 

Instruction ......................................... 117, 146 

Planning ....................................................... 37 

Ploof, Bob .................................................... 121 

Polaris ...................................................... -297 

Porter, David B .......................................... .188, 261 

Porter, Vonceil D ............................................. 193 

Powers , Richard Gid ............................................ 38 

Preparatory School ............................................ 200 

Overy, R . J ................................................... 255 

see also subject in text 

Purka, Joseph W., Jr ............................................ 8 

Quayle, Dan ...................................... 64 , 65 , 66 , 240 , 245 

Reddel, Carl W. ............................................... 287 

Redden, Joseph J .............................................. 259 

Reed, Duane ................................................... 270 

Retention of Academy ......................................... -199 

Resister of Graduates ......................................... 204 

see also Academy: Pro & Con ir, text 

~i~~~nbach, Paul T ............................................. 20 

Robert-, William W. ........................................... 203 

~~ff~y, Arthur E .............................................. 261 

~~~~b~sh, Michael A ................................... .94,137, 138 

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Roth. Doug .................................................... +75 

Royer, Erlind G ............................ .123 

Safety ........................................................ 163 .................. 

Sailer, Brad .................................................. 124 

Sands, Gene Cameron ............................................ 27 

Satellite Downlink System ..................................... 109 

Satellites, Artificial ........................................ 133 

Saum, Elizabeth ............................................... 318 

Schmitt, Eric ................................................. 320 

Schwarz, Adam ................................................. 227 

SCOWCrQft, Brent C ............................................ 189 

Schweitzer, Ken 15 

SDS 

SERE 

e Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape Training 

Sexual Bias ................................................... 317 

Sexual Harassment ................. 3.2,313,314,3.5/318,320,321, 322 

Shohfi, Dawn .................................................. 311 

Shuger, Scott ................................................... 9 

Sijan, Lance .................................................. 219 

Sills, James A ................................................ 216 

Skidmore, Owings, and Merriil .................................. 40 

Smith, Leslie I ............................................... 228 

Soaring Program ................................................ 97 

Space Shuttle 

................................................ 

Satellite Downlink System 

Sheridan, P . Michael .......................................... 161 

Showalter, Dennis E ........................................... 275 

Sinisi, J . Sebastian ........................................... 39 

Endeavor. ............................................... 232 

Squadron 

1st ................................................... 69r70 

22nd ..................................................... 72 

24th -71 

33rd ..................................................73, 74 

Squadron Insignia ............................................. 194 

Stein, Paul E ...............................................22, 24 

Study Skills ......................................128,134, 135/136 

Survival, Evasion, Resistance, 

and Escape Training ....................100,121,122, 318 

.................................................... 

Stillman, Robert M ............................................ 196 

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Tate, James p ................................................. 277 

111 ........................................ 196 

Technology, Educational ........... ............................ 109 

Thammavi cha i , Ja c kkri t ............ .................... 217,227, 246 

Thomas D . White National Defense Atvard .... 171,172,175,187,189, 190 

Thompson, Dale W .................. ............................ 231 

Thompson, Mark ................................................. io 

Thorhauer, Cinda Sue .......................................... 167 

Titus, James ...................... .................... 139,140, 279 

Toller, Dave ................................................... 46 

"-3 Aircraft ....................................... 99,111,120, 163 

Underdal, Stanley ............................................. 282 

Undergraduate Pilot Training .................... 96,98,103,113, 234 

Uniforms & Insignia ....................................... .61, 194 

Upp, Robert D .................................................. 11 

Vela, Arnold0 ................................................. 149 

Vietnam War ................................................... 272 

Wakin, Malham ............................................. 186, 303 

Walsh, James P ................................................. ~5 

Warrick, Joby ..................... _ ........................... 233 

Welch, Larry D ................................................ 175 

West, Derek A ................................................. 145 

West, Joe ......................... - .............. .125,248,291, 321 

Whitlow, Robert V ............................................. 196 

Wing Sergeant Major ........................................... 178 

William B . 

WetZler, Harry P .............................................. 193 

Williams, William J ........................................... 284 

Wilz, John Edward ............................................ 256 

Women .............................................. 90,102,218, 232 

see also subject in text 

Worden, Michael ................... , 

........................... 126 

Wright, Cynthia A ............................................. 310 

Wright, Monte D 285, 286 

Wunder, Arthur 188 

Wyngaard, Jerry ............................................... 194 

Yates, Ronald W 231 

........................................... 

................................................ 

............................................... 

Yauchzy, Roger ................................................ 211 

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