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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEh$Y 

2001 
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COMPILED AND INDEXED BY 

ELWOOD L. WHITE 

REFERENCE LIBRARIAN 

USAF ACADEMY LIBRARY 

JUNE 2001 
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The Directorate of U.S. Air Force Academy Libraries is pleased to produce the sixth 

supplement to the United States Air Force Academy: A Bibliography 1954 - 1964. This 

supplement includes materials published between 1 January 1996 and 31 December 2000. 

It updates the original bibliography and previous supplements that cover the periods of 

1954-1964, 1964-1967, 1968-1971 , 1972-1982, 1983-1989, and 1990-1995, 

respectively. 

Not included in this bibliography are articles from local area (Le., Colorado Springs and 

Denver) newspapers. In most instances, specific athletic events are not covered. 

Similarly, most Academy publications are excluded. 

The basic arrangement of the bibliography is by subject as outlined in the table of 

contents. Each subject area is subdivided by resource type: Air Force Instructions, books, 

newspapers and periodical articles. go\ ernment documents, and other sources. Call 

numbers, shown in parentheses, indicAte the location of the item in the Academy’s library 

system. A general index is also inzluded, u hich lists the citation number of items in the 

bibliography. 

We encourage our readers to submit adciition;?l references not included in this or earlier 

bibliographies. Such references \\ill k pur in the appropriate section of the next 

supplement of the bibliography. BI:\~I~ ~yqhical data on such matters should be sent to: 

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Requests to borrow materials, listcd in this or previous bibliographies, should be directed .. 

to the Interlibrary Loan Office at the 2bcrL.e address. 

This bibliography is the third sup?!crnm[ compiled and indexed by Mr. Elwood White, 

Military Ihstory Bibliographer and Reference Librarian, in the Reference Branch of the 

USAFA Library. We are grateful lo YIr. U’hite for his meticulous work and careful 

research . 

EDWARD ALDERMAN SCOTT, Ph.D. 

Director of Academy Libraries 

June 2001 
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ADMINISTRATION 

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 1973-1 977 

Lieutenant General Kenneth L. Tallman 1977-1981 

Major General Robert E. Kelley 198 I - 1 SS? 

Lieutenant General Winfield W. Sco!:. Jr 19S?-1987 

Lieutenant General Charles R. Hamm 1957- 1991 

Lieutenant General Bradley C. Hosrner 199 1 - f 993 

Lieutenant General Paul E. Stein 1994- I997 

Lieutenant General Tad J. Oelstrorn 1 W-.2000 

Lieutenant General John R. DallLi_rer 2000- 

COMMANDANT OF CADETS 

Bngadier General Robert M. Stillmm 1W-L 1958- 

Major General Henry R. Sullivan. Jr 195s-1961 

Brigader General William T. Sen\\ el! 1% I - 1963 

Brigadier General Robert W. Stronr. Jr 1963-1965 

Bngadier General Louis T. Seith 1965- 1967 

Brigadier General Robert Olds 1967- 1970 

Brigadier General Walter T. Galligan 197 1 - 1973 

Brigadier General Hoyt S. Vandenberg. Jr 1973-1975 

Brigadier General Thomas C. Richards 1978-1981 

Brigadier General Robert D. Beckel 198 1 - 1982 

Bngadier General Anthony J. Burshn~cl, 1982-1985 

Brigadier General Marcus A. Anderson 19S5- 1986 

Brigadier General Sam W. Westbrook I11 1986-1988 

Bngadier General Joseph J. Redden 1988- 1992 

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Brigadier General Richard C. Bethurem 1992- 1993 

Brigadier General Patrick K. Gamble 1993-1994 

Brigadier General John D. Hopper, Jr. 1994-1996 

Brigadier General Stephen R. Lorenz 1996-1999 

Brigadier General Mark A. Welsh D[I 1999- 2001 

Brigadier General S. Taco Gilbert III 2001- 

DEAN OF FACULTY 

Brigadier General Don Z. Zimmerman 1954-1955 

Brigadier General Robert F. McDermott 1956-1958 

Brigadier General William T. W-oodyard 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 1991-1998 

Brigadier General David A. Wagie 1998- 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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PART 

I . THE ACADEMY: PRO & CON ............................................ 1 

I1 . ADMINISTRATION .......................................................... 2 

III . AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY ................................... 4 

IV . ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION ............................. 5 

V -ATHLETICS ................................................................... 6 

VI . BOARD OF VISITORS ....................................................... 9 

VII - CADET ACTIVITIES ....................................................... 12 

VIII - CADET SELECTION, APPOINTMENT, AND RETENTION ...... 14 

IX -CURRICULUM AND TRAINING ........................................ 16 

X - FUNDING ...................................................................... 24 

XI - GENERAL (MISCELLANY) ............................................... ~6 

XII - GRADUATES ................................................................... 35 

XIII - GRADUATION ................................................................. 42 

XN -HONOR CODE ................................................................ 44 

XV -LIBRARY ....................................................................... 45 

XVI - MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIA ...................................... 46 

XVII - PREPARATORY SCHOOL ................................................ 47 

XVIII-PUBLICATIONS OFTHE CADET WING .............................. 48 

XIX - STAFF AND FACULTY ..................................................... 49 

XX -WOMEN AT USAFA ......................................................... 51 

GENERAL INDEX ................................................................................ 53 

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PART I 

THE ACADEMY: PRO & Gal4 

BOOKS 

I. Goldich, Robert L. THE DQD SERVICE ACADEMIES: ISSUES 

FOR CONGRESS. Washington: Congressional Research 

Service, Library of Congress, [ 19971. (U 408 .G67 1997) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

2. Palmer, Jennifer. Who makes the better dker? AIR FORCE 

TIMES 61: 12-14, 27 November 2000. 

3. Simon, Steven A. Congressional Research Service reports on 

Academy matters. CHECKPOINTS 26: 18+, Winter 

1997/1998. 

4. Wohlfield, Laurie A. Joint Chiefs Chairman supports service 

academies. CHECKPOINTS 2521, Spring 1996. 

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PART 11 

ADMINISTRATION 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

5. Academy names Denise Cohen Senior Women's Administrator. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:23, Spring 1996. 

6. Academy welcomes new Vice Superintendent, Brian Binn, '72. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:57, Winter 1998. 

7. Bird, Julie. Superintendent to retire; Oelstrorn, '65, nominated. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:9, Spring 1997. 

8. Brugman, Jennifer. Dallager, '69, takes reins as lSth Superintendent. 

CHECKPOINTS 29: 16, September 2000. 

9. Carter, Ken. Wagie, '72, takes reins as eighth Dean of Faculty. 

CHECKPOINTS 2754, Summer 1998. 

10. Col. Hedy Pinterton named new adniissions director 

CHECKPOINTS 27:54, Summer 1998. 

11. Cubero, Ruben A. Dean bids farewell and recaps last seven years. 

CHECKSOINTS 27:7+, Spring 1998. 

12. Hill, Anthony. Commandant of Cadets settles in position. 

CKECKPOINTS 25:49, Fall 1996. 

13. Hooper, ' 70, becomes Superintendent's mobilization assistant. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:32, September 1999. 

14. Komurek, Richard. Stein inducted into Order of the Sword. 

CHECKPOINTS 26: 11, Summer 1997. 

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15. Lt. Gen. Tad Oelstrom, ’65. takes Academy reins. CHECKPOINTS 

26: 15, Summer 1997. 

16. Mahon, Casey. Air Force extends Dean of Faculty’s tern. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:11, Spring 1996. 

17. Metzger, Maureen. Mark Welsh, ’76, returns to Academy as 

Commandant. CHECKPOINTS 28:22, September 1999. 

18. ----- . 1973 graduate returns as Vice-Commandant of Cadets. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:35, September 1999. 

19. Mims, A. J. Foerster, ’65, Academy admissions director, retires. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:29, Fall 1996. 

20. New Supt shares advice with Academy members. CHECKPOINTS 

29: 17, September 2000. 

2 1. Oelstrom, Tad. Best wishes, final thoughts; Oelstrom thanks 

supporters. CHECKF’OIKTS 29: 16, September 2000. 

22. “Trapper” Carpenter, ’73, named Director of Admissions. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:23, December 2000. 

23. Watson, Develyn J. Dean Randy Cubero, ’61, retires after 37 years. 

.. CHECKPOINTS 2755, Summer 1998. 

24. White, Vanessa. Academy gets a vice superintendent. AIR FORCE 

TIMES 56: 2, July 1, 1996. 

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OTHER SOURCES 

25. Gimble, Thomas F., et al. MANAGEMENT AND 

ADMINISTRATION OF THE UNITED STATES AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY. Arlington, VA: Inspector General, 

Dept. of Defense, 1996. (Report Lit ME; ADA 371 544) 

PART111 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY 

BOOKS 

26. Air Force Academy Assembly. U. S. FOREIGN POLICY AND 

FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY. USAF Academy, Colo., 

1996. (UGB 849 .A8 A2 1996; Gov Doc MF D305.11:996) 

THE u. N. SYSTEM: PROCEEDINGS'OF THE 3gTH AIR 

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ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION 

BOOKS 

27. Nauinan. Robert Allen. THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY: A CASE STUDY OF PHETORIC [sic] AND 

REALITY IN THE MAKING OF MODERNISM. Diss., U of 

New Mexico, 1999. (Spec Coll KA6610 .C66 U565 1999) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

28. Cubero, Ruben A. Consolidated Education and Training Facility a 

Showcase. CHECKPOINTS 25:24-25, Spring 1997. 

29. Howe, Gary. Doolittle Hall serves graduates, AOG staff, Academy. 

CHECKPOINTS 27: 15, Winter 1998. 

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30. McMillin, Sue. Academy chapel renovation to accommodate all. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 59:15, March 22,1999. 

3 1. Milliman, Brad. Falcon Stadium receives reconstructive surgery. 

CHECKPOnTTS 25:3 1, Winter 1996/1997. 

32. Reynolds, Michael. New $40 million training facility dedicated in 

July. CHECKPOINTS 2537, Summer 1996. 

33. Sirm, Roger. New runway opens at Academy airfield. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:11, Summer 1996. 

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PART V 

ATHLETICS 

BOOKS 

34. 

35. 

36. 

37. 

38. 

39. 

40. 

Deberry, Fisher, and Bob Schaller. FOR GOD AND COUNTRY: 

FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH. Grand Island, NE: Cross 

Training Publishing, 2000. (GV 939 .D42 A3 2000) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Dormire, Byron T. USAFX .4caderny Wings of Blue take national 

Pasachuting honors. CHECKPOINTS 27:28, February 1999 

Fawcett, Laura. Academy hires new women’s basketball coach. 

CHECKPOINTS 3756, Sumer 1998. 

Former football coach Ben martin n&ed AOG’s 23‘d honorary 

member. CHECKPOINTS 28:27, March 2000. 

Frank Serratore becomes new ice hockey coach. CHECKPOINTS 

2650, Summer 1997. 

Frith, Gary. Wings of Blue dominate national charnpionships. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:25, Winter 1997/1998. 

Garnhart, Troy. New basketball coach looks to put Falcons on 

winning track. CHECKPOINTS 29:30, December 2000. 

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42. 

43. 

44. 

45. 

46. 

47. 

48. 

49. 

50. 

51. 

52. 

53. 

Gates, Ken. Soaring squadron reaches new heights with 

competitions, performances. CHECKPOINTS 27: 59, Summer 

1998. 

Hogan, Jeff. Academy soaring team wins national championship. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:13. Spring 1996. 

Kellogg, Dave. Academy’s head athletic trainer of 43 years resigns. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:38, Summer 1998. 

_---- . Air Force to leave Western Athletic Conference. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:56, Summer 1998. 

McKenna, Pat. En garde! AIRMAN 40:38-41, May 1996. 

Metzger, Maureen. Boxing coach celebrates 22 years at the 

Academy. CHECKPOINTS 26:45, Winter 1997/1998. 

Milliman, Brad. NCAA coaches select DeBeny AFCA President. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:25, Spring 1996. 

Mountain West Conference launched in July. CHECKPOINTS 

28:50, Siptember 1999. 

Nolan, Timothy. It’s de-whiz! It’s de-real thing! It’s Deberry! 

SCHOLASTIC COACH & ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 67: 54-62, 

October 1997. (Avalable on ProQuest) 

President presents Commander-in-Chief s Trophy. CHECKPOINTS 

29:29, September 2000. 

Reed Peters named Falcon head baseball coach. CHECKPOINTS 

29:29, September 2000. 

Spetman, Randall W. New athletic director airs sports achievements/ 

Challenges. CHECKPOINTS 25:24-25, Spring 1996. 

Spetmm, ’76, takes reins as new athletic director. CHECKPOINTS 

25:25-26, Spring 1996. 

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54. 

55. 

56. 

57. 

58. 

59. 

60. 

61. 

62. 

Stanchfield, John. Academy? Air Force’s best honored by U. S. 

Military Sports Association. CHECKPOINTS 28:31, May 

1999. 

Taylor, Tim. Academy team sweeps aerobatic competition. 

CHECKPOINTS 25: 13, Winter 1996/1997. 

Thiessen named All-American in baseball. CHECKPOINTS 

29:28, September 2000. 

Utley, Roel. Head athletic trainer, Jim Conboy, remembered. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:3 1 , Winter 1998. 

----- . Wrestler and coach honored at National Wrestling Hall of 

Fame. CHECKPOINTS 29:27, September 2000. 

-_--- . Wings of Blue win national parachuting championships- again! 

CHECKPOINTS 28:32, March 2000. 

Yazvac, Peter. Rifle team finishes second at NCAA championships. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:26, Spring 1996. 

----- . Women’s swim team claim second NCAA championshp. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:26, Spring 1996. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

Clinton, William J. Remarks on presenting the Commander-in-Chief 

Trophy to the United States Air Force Academy football team. 

WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 32: 829-831, May 13,1996. 

63. -- .---. Remarks on presenting the Commander-in-Chief 

Trophy to the United States Air Force Academy Falcons. 

WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 34: 942-943, 25 May 1998. 

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Remarks on presenting the Commander in Chief's 

Trophy to the United States Air Force Academy Falsons in 

Colorado Springs, Colorado. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 35: 1013, 7 June 1999. 

Remarks on presenting the Commander in Chief's 

Trophy to the United States Air Force Academy Falcons. 

WEEKLY COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL 

DOCUMENTS 36: 1040-1041, 15 May 2000. 

OTHER SOURCES 

66. Gould, David C., 11. DO SPORTS BUILD CHARACTER? A 

STUDY OF THE INTRAMUK4L SPORTS PROGRAM OF 

THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Thesis, 

by Command and General Staff College, 2000. 

(Report Lit MF ADA 383 820) 

PART VI 

BOARlD OF VISITORS 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

67. Intention to appoint Brent Scowcroft to be a member of the Board of 

Visitors of the U.S. Air Force Academy. WEEKLY 

CQMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 

33269, 3 March 1997. 

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68. Intention to appoint Daryl L. Jones to be a member of the Board of 

Visitors to the US. Air Force Academy. WEEKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 33:548, 

14 April 1997. 

69. Intention to appoint David Ibarra to be a member of the U.S. Air 

Force Academy, Board of Visitors. WEEKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 35:770, 

3 May 1999. 

70. Intention to appoint Dianne Welsh Bleck to be a member of the 

Board ofvisitors to the U.S. Air Force Academy. WEEKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 33:3 17, 

3 March 1997. 

7 1. Intention to appoint Lynn Conway to the U.S. Air Force Academy 

Board of Visitors. WEEKLY COMPILATION OF 

PRESIDENTIAL DOCUILlENTS 32:155,5 February 1996. 

72. Intention to appoint Paige E. Reffe as a member of the 

Board of Visitors of the U.S. Air Force Academy. WEEKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 

35:1526, 2 August 1999. 

73. Intention to appoint Senator J. James Exon as a member of the 

U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors. Wl3EKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 

34:1239, 29 June 1998. 

74. Members of the Board of Visitors, 1995-2000. For members prior 

to the years Covered by this supplement, see Academy 

bibliography for 1954-64 and Supplements for 1964-67, 1968- 

72, 1983-89, and 1990-96. 

Sen. Wayne Allard 1999-00 

Sen. Conrad Bums 1993-00 

Sen. Max Cleland 1998-00 

Rep. Norman D. Dicks 1981-00 

Sen. (ret) J. James Exon 1983-85; 1992-96; 1998-00 

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Rep. Joel Mefley 1987-00 

Sen, Ernest F. Hollings 1992-00 

Mr. David R. Ibarra 1999-00 

Sen. Daryl L. Jones 1995-00 

Mr. Han-y J. Pearce 00 

Mr. Paige E. Reffe 00 

Rep. Silvestre Reyes 1998-00 

Rep. Mike Thompson 1999-00 

Rep. C. W. Bill Young 1993-00 

Mr. Michael K. Young 00 

75. Ti. S. Board of Visitors to the United States Air Force Academy. 

REPORT. Annual. Washington: Dept. of the Air Force, 1996. 

(Spec Coll UGB 788 .B6 A29) 

76. U.S. Congress. House. Appointment as member. of Board of 

Visitors to U.S. Air Force Academy. CONGRESSIONAL 

RECORD, vol. 143, no. 19, 105* Cong., lst Sess., 1997. 

p. H527. 

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

Visitors to U.S. Air Force Academy. CONGRESSIONAL 

RECORD, vol. 143, no. 21, 105* Cong., lst Sess., 1997. 

p. H596. 

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

Visitors to United States Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 145, nu. 110, 106th Cong., . - 

lSt Sess., 1999. p, H6728. 

79. U.S. Congress. House. Appointment of members to Board of 

Visitors to United States Air Force Academy. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECOW, %. 01. 145, no. 49,106* Cong., 

1'' Sess., 1999. p. H1807. 

80. U. S. Congress. Senate. Appointmenrs by the lT;-r President. 

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol, 142, no. 32,104* Cong., 

2nd Sess., 1996. p. S1678. 

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

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 143, no. 21, lMth Cong., 

lSt Sess., 1997. p. S1588. 

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

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 144, no. 48, 105th Cong., 

2nd Sess., 1998. p. S3663. 

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

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol. 144, no 50,105"' Cong., 

Znd Sess., 1998. p. S3797. 

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

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, vol 145, no. 30, 106* Cong., 

lSt Sess., 1999. p. S2056. 

PART VI1 

CADET ACTIVITIES 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

85. Bailey, Timothy. Academy cadets chillin' with scouts. AIRMAN 

41: 6-9, May 1997. 

86. Bong, Caroline and Mona Alexander. Cadets attend women in 

militasy memorial dedication. CHECKPOINTS 26:21, Fall 

1997. 

87. Class of 2000 earns Prop and Wings during Recognition. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:20, May 1999. 

88. Kucharek, Michael D. Glider instructor pilots receive "special" 

WWII wings. CHECKPOINTS 27:37, February 1999. 

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89. Lee, Alvin. AQG-sponsored Falcon Heritage Forum popular 

with cadets. CHECKPOINTS 28:37, March 2000. 

90. Metzger, Maureen. Hundredth Yight tradition permits 1Fc 9 irth 

Degrees revenge.. .for Now: CHECKPOINTS 2: 12, May 

1999. 

91. Murphy, Michael. Mexico mission service before self, 

team building. CHECKPOINTS 25:46, Spring 1997. 

92. O’Mahony, Chuck. Into the wild blue yonder! SOARING 62: 14-18, 

September 1998. 

93. Riddle, James R. Academy falcons still thrilling thousands. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:30-31, Fall 1996. 

94. Scherer, Laurel. Cadets put best fee forward at Presidential 

inauguration. CHECKPOINTS 25 :27, Winter 1996/1997. 

95. Second and third place Veteran’s Day contest winners featured. 

CHECKPOINTS 26: 15, Winter 1997/1998. 

96. Squadron launches tradition with casting of their mascot. 

CHECWOINTS 25:30-31, Winter 1996/1997. 

97. USAFA cadets’ space shot. AVIATION WEEK & SPACE 

TECHNOLOGY 15252, 1 May 2000. 

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PART VI11 

CADET SELECTION, APPOINTMENT, AND RETENTION 

BOOKS 

98. McNeil-Anderson. Luanne, et nl. DESCRIPTIVE 

CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPARISONS FOR THE 

CLASS OF 2003. Colorado Springs: USAF Academy, 

Institutional Research & Assessment Division, Directorate of 

Plans & Programs, 1999. (1 copy in Vertical File: Cadet 

Characteristics, Class of 2003; Copy 2 in book stacks: 

UGB 817 .U58 2003) 

99. __...-- . STATISTICAL SUMMARIES OF USAFA CADETS & 

GRADUATES. USAF Academy, Institutional Research & 

Assessment Division, Directorate of Plans & Programs, 2000. 

(Oversize UGB 816.8 S84 2000) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

100. Bailey, Timothy. Enlisted people desiring a commission are.. . 

taking the LEAD. AIRMAN 43: 28-31, May 1999. 

101. Brugman, Jennifer. Grass Roots Program takes Academy “on the 

road,” CHECKPOINTS 28:26, March 2000. 

102. Davis, Steve. Recent changes to Honor Probation Program explained. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:30, Winter 1996/1997. 

103. Clarke, Marijon. Commandant stress importance of commitment 

oath. CHECKPOINTS 29:25, December 2000. 
104. Jury: Expel Academy hacker. AIR FORCE TIMES 59:4, 

March 29, 1999. 

105. 

106. 

107. 

108. 

109. 

110. 

111. 

112. 

McMillin, Sue. Air Force -4cademy cadets under investigation. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 59:15, March 22,1999. 

11,348 Class of 2003 cadets check in at Doolittle Hall. 

CHECKSOINTS 28:21 September 1999. 

Palmer, Jennifer. Expelled Air Force Academy cadet graduates 

despite failing PT test. AIR FORCE TIMES 4126, October 2, 

2000. 

----- . Improper expulsion spawns inquiries. AIR FORCE TIMES 

60:16, January 31,2000. 

Stevens, Terry. Are Academy appointments fair? AIR FORCE 

TIMES 59:29, November 20,1998. 

Stoneman, Rollie. Admissions picture rosy for entering Class of 

2004. CHECKPOINTS 29: 16-17, September 2000. 

Underwood, Peter. Reach for Tomorrow Program benefits 

disadvantaged youths. CHECKPOINTS 27:60-61, Summer 

1998. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

CONGRESSIONAL GUIDE FOR ADMISSION TO THE U>’TED 

STATES SERVICE ACADEMIES. [V’TS~ Point, NY: U.S. 

Military Academy, 1998?]. (Gov Doc MF D 109.12:C76j 

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

ACADEMIC REVIEW PROCESSES: REPORT TO 

CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATORS. Washington: 

The Office, 1995. (Gov Doc GA 1.13:NSIAD-95-57; 

Report Lit MF ADA 293 349) 

PART IX 

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING 

BOOKS 

114. Berger, Robert C., Gary A Packard Jr., and Craig A. Croxton. Journal 

writing: Its Effects on objective test performances in an upper 

division leadership class. In PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL APPLIED BEHAVIORAL 

Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Behavioral Science and Leadership, 

SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM 10-1 1 APRIL 1996. USAF 

[1996]. 70-75. (U 22.3 .A64 1996) 

1 5. Caine, Phillip D. A U.S. Air Force Academy dilemma: Professional 

military studies. In FORGING THE SWORD: SELECTING, 

EDUCATING, AND TRAINING CADETS AND JWOR 

OFFICERS IN THE MODERN WORILD, edited by 

Elliott V. Converse 111. Chicago: Imprint Publications, 1998. 

225-236. (UGB 789 1998) 

116, Hansen, Justin A., and David B. Porter. Cadet attitudes about group 

work. In PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL 

APRIL 1996. USAF Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Behavioral 

Science and Leadership, [1996]. 52-57 (U 22.3 .A64 1996) 

APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM 10-1 1 

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117. Lee, George E. MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE 

HOW TO STUDYPROCRAM ON ACADEMICALLY 

UNDERPREPARED CADETS AT THE UNITED STATES 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Diss., U of Denver, 1989. 

(Spec Coll LB2378 1989 .L478 1996) 

118. Wakin, Malharn H. The evolution of the core curriculum at the 

U.S. Air Force Academy. In FORGING THE SWORD: 

SELECTING. EDUCATING, AND TRAINING CADETS 

AND JUNIOR OFFICERS IN THE MODERN WORLD, 

edited by Elliott V. Converse 111. Chicago: Imprint 

Publications, 1998. 217-224. (UGB 789 1998) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

1 19. AETC temporarily grounds T-3 flight screening. CHECKPOINTS 

26:24, Summer 1997. 

120. Academy recognized for character development program. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:31, March 2000. 

121. Air Force releases T-3A accident report. CHECKPOINTS 25:15, 

Winter 199611 997. 

122. Anton, Genevieve. Who will fly? The Air Force wants more 

pilots. but fewer new officers are qualified.. .or interested. AIR 

FORCE TIMES 5 8: 12- 13, November 24, 1997. 

123. Arredondo, Angela. Cadets send satellite skyward. CHECKPOINTS 

28:25, March 2000. 

124. Bailey, Timothy. Enlisted people teach cadets to.. .go ahead and 

JUMP! AIRMAN 43: 42-45, April 1999. 

125. __-__ . It’s all about character. AIRMAN 43: 32-33, May 1999. 

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126. ----- . Voice of experience: Military training advisors pump up 

Academy officership training. AIRMAN 41: 8-1 1, June 1997. 

127. Bradley, Mark. Enrichment seminar prepares new Cadet Wing 

leaders. CHECKPOINTS 25:55, Fall 1994. 

128. Cadets begin introductory flight program at Academy. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:25, February 1999. 

129. Carter, Ken. Air Force officials confident in T-3 trainer. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:9, Winter 1997/1998. 

130. Character Development Center hosts first national symposium. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:11, Spring 1998. 

13 1. Clarke, Marijon. Academy regains command of 557th Flying 

Training Squadron. CHECKPOINTS 29:25, December 2000. 

132. Fekula, Mike. Air Force Academy named to character honor roll. 

CHECKPOINTS 26: 13, Winter 1997/1998. 

133. 50* Training Squadron moves mission into future. CHECKPOINTS 

2628, Winter 199711998. 

134. Flanagan, John F. Perspective offered on T-3 Firefly training future. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:16-17, Spring 1998. 

135. Flight training for '98 graduates begins at local flight schools. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:56, Winter 1998. 

136. Hall, Brian F., and David A. Wagie. The U.S. Air Force Academy's 

cutting-edge character development program. AIRPOWER 

JOURNAL 10: 35-39, Summer 1996. 

137. Introductory flight training at Academy takes off. CHECKPOINTS 

29:26, December 2000. 

138. Kzrkham, Dave. AOG support critical for international programs. 

CHECKPOINTS 2954, September 2000. 

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139. Lorenz, Stephen R. Reflections. CHECKPOINTS 28:7, May 1999. 

140. -----. The status of the Cadet Wing. CHECKPOINTS 2?:12-13+, 

Sumer 1998. 

141. Malmstrom, Frederick V., and James E. West. Study evidence 

shows support for honor systems. CHECKPOINTS 29:42-43, 

September 2000. 

142. McMillin, Sue. Training is delayed by Firefly woes. AIR FORCE 

TIMES 58: 26, March 2,1998. 

143. McNeill, Dan. T-43 squadron has supported the Academy since 1979. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:25, Sumer 1997. 

144. Metzger, Maureen. Minding manners: Course teaches cadets social 

skills. CHECKPOINTS 27:32, February 1999. 

145. Meyers, Mike. AOG, Falcon Foundation support key Academy 

programs. CECKPOINTS 2751, Winter 1998. 

146. Milliman, Brad. Academy fourthclassmen earn Prop and Wings. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:31, .Spring 1998. 

147. -----. Engineering 410 struts its stuff. CHECKPOINTS 25:39, 

Winter 1996/1997. 

148. ----- . New AOC Master’s program focuses on leadership, insight. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:18, May 1999. 

149. Och, David, Christopher Rohe. and Benton Shrewsbury. Cadets 

appreciate AOG Funding help with intern program. 

CHECKPOINTS 28124-25, March 2000. 

150. Proctor, Paul. Flight time the right time. AVIATION WEEK & 

SPACE TECHNOLOGY 150:13,15 February 1999. 

15 1. Rolfsen, Bruce. The civilian solution: How it happened. AIR 

FORCE TIMES 60:16, 25 October 1999. 

19 
152. Royer, Erlind G., Cameron H. G. Wright, and Donna E. Peterson. 

Assessment for electrical engineering programs- processes 

impIemented at the United States Air Force Academy. IEEE 

TRANSACTIONS ON EDUCATION 43:159-163, May 2000. 

153. Schrum, Lynne, and Theodore A. Lamb. Computer networks as 

instructional and Collaborative distance learning environments. 

1997. 

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 37: 26-28? July-August 

154. Scott, William B. Cadets introduced to flight testing. AVIATION 

WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY 152:440 (Jan. 17,2000). 

155. -----. T-3A training flights halted pending crash investigation. 

AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY 147: 74-75, 

11 August 1997. 

156. Senior cadet and instructor die in T-3A Firefly crash. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:23, Surnmer 1997. 

157. Smith, Dan. 1'' BCT commander reports on goal achievement. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:4 1, September 2000. 

158. Southard, Teresa. Academy earns highest level of recommended 

accreditation. CHECKPOINTS 28:27, September 1999. 

159. T-3,4 placed in minimal maintenance-status by AETC. 

CHECKPOINTS 2753, Winter 1998. 

160. T-3A training flights halted pending crash investigation- Air Force 

Academy T-3A incident probed. AVIATION WEEK Bi 

SPACE TECHNOLOGY 147174-75, 11 August 1997. 

161. Thompson, Mark. The deadly trainer. TIME 15 1:42-44, 

12 January 1998. 

162. Undergraduate pilot training slots continue to increase. 

CHECKPOINTS 2513, Spring 1996. 

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163. Unscreened pilot program readied while T-3A is studied. 

CHECKYOINTS 27:17, Spring 1998. 

i 64. CSAFA t~lrns to civil training. AVIATION WEEK & SPACE 

TECHNOLOGY 149: 84,9 November 1998. 

165, Watson. Develyn J. Academy readies for NCA re-accreditation. 

CSIECKPOINTS 26:47, Winter 1997/1998. 

I6h. . Citdet commanders hone leadership skills during seminar. 

CHECKPOINTS 2629, Winter 1997. 

IK'. Westemam. Edward B. The Holocaust course at the United States 

Air- Force Academy. ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN 

ACADEMY OF POLITICAL, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 548: 

116-122, November 1996. 

165. Li'hyte, Michael M., et al. Cognitive styles and feedback in 

compu ter-assisted Instruction. JOURNAL OF 

203. 1995. 

EDUCA4TIONAL COMPUTING RESEARCH 12 no 2: 195- 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

165). Sanchez, Al, and Tobi S. Worden. ACADEMY TRAINING 

PHILOSOPHY. USAF Academy, Colo., [2000]. 

(Gov Doc D305.2:P54) 

170. U. S. Air Force Academy. CURRICULUM HANDBOOK. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1996-2000. (Gov Doc D305.6/3: ; Spec Coll 

UGB804 .A31) 

171. U.S. Air Force -4cademy. Office of the Registrar. Student 

Services. 1999-2000 CADET HANDBOOK USAFA. [SA., 

s.n., 1999?] (Gov Doc D 305.6/2:C 11/2/999-2000) 

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OTHER SOURCES 

172. Driscoll, Annette. AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFEECTIVENESS 

OF ONLINE PEER FEEDBACK AT THE UNITED STATES 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY. [Wright-Patterson AFB, OH]: AF 

Inst of Technology, 1997. (Report Lit ADA 335 015) 

173. Garvin, John D., Earl R. Nason, and Joseph T. Otto. TECHNICAL 

REPORT ON THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY’S LEADERSHIP REACTION COURSE: FINAL 

REPORT. USAF Academy: Dept. of Behavioral Sciences and 

Leadership, 1996. (Report Lit ADA 319 727; 

Spec Coll UGB 826 .U43 96-6) 

174. Harrington, Kathleen. LEADERSHIP BY DESIGN: THE 

GENDERED CONSTRUCTION OF MILITARY (AIR 

FORCE) OFFICERS. Diss,, U of Washington, 1999. 

(Report Lit ADA 37 1 182) 

175. Lerew, Darin R. ANXIETY SENSITIVITY AND 

PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY. Diss., Uniformed 

Services University of the Health Sciences, 1999. 

(Report Lit MF ADA 363 346) 

176. Luedtke, Christopher J. A LONGITUDINAL AND 

QUALITATIVE DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF CADET 

MORAL JUDGMENT DEVELOPMENT AT THE UNITED 

STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Diss., Florida State U., 

1999. (Report Lit MF ADA 367 639) 

177. Miller, James C., et al. DEVELOPMENT OF A BASIC FLIGHT 

INSTRUCTION TUTORING SYSTEM (BFITS) RESEARCH 

STATION. Colorado Springs: Dept. of Behavioral Sciences 

and Leadership, USAF Academy, 2000. 

(Report Lit MF ADA 3 8 1 920) 

22 
178. Miller, James. PIKES PEAK EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS 

AND RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM. [Colorado Springs]: USAF 

Academy, (Report Lit ADA 363 716) 

179. Packard, Gary A.. Jr. LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE SOCIAL 

NETWORK INFLUENCES ON THE LEADERSHIP AND 

PROFESSIONAL MILITARY DEVELOPMENT OF 

CADETS AT THE U. S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Diss., Air 

Force Inst. of Technology, 1999. 

(Repon Lit MF ADA 366 345) 

180. Revak, Marie A. THE EFFECT OF DISTRIBUTED PRACTICE 

HOMEWORK ON PRECALCULUS ACHIEVEMENT AT A 

MILITARY ACADEMY. Diss., Florida Inst. Of Technology, 

1996. (Report Lit ADA 309 099; Spec Coll LB 2378 1996 

W49) 

181. -----, ani Bradley A. Warner. BOMBS, BABIES, AND 

BALL GAMES: FOSTERING INTELLECTUAL 

CURi3SITY IN BASIC STATISTICS. USAF Academy: Dept 

Of Mathematics, 1997. (Report Lit ADA 334 692) 

182. Weeks. Joqsph L., and Warren E. Zelinski. ENTRY TO USAF 

LNDERGRADUATE FLYING TRAINING. Brooks AFB, 

TX: Air Force Research Laboratory, 1998. 

(P eport Lit MF ADA354029) 

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PART X 

FUNDING 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

183. Howe, Gary S. Why must the AOG do fund raising? 

CHECKPOINTS 28:36, March 2000. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

184. Public Law 104-106, National defense authorization act, 1996. 

U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 110 (1996), p. 186. 

(Gov Doc AIE2.111:l lO/PT. 1) 

185. Public Law 104-201, National defense authorization act, 1997. 

U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 110 (1996), p. 2422. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111: 11 UPT. 3) 

186. Public Law 105-85, National defense authorization act, 1998. 

U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE,volume 111 (1997), p. 1629. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:112/PT. 3) 

187. Public Law 105-262, Department of Defense appropriations, 1999. 

U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 112 (1998), p. 2279. 

(Gov Doc AE2.111:112/PT. 3) 

188. Public Law 106-65, National defense authorization act, 2000. 

U.S. STATUTES AT LARGE, volume 113 (1999), p. 512. 

(GOV DOC AE2.110:106-65) 

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189. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. MILITARY 

CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1996. Hearings. 

104'h Cong., lSt Sess., 1996. p. 11 1-139. 

(Gov Doc Y4.,4~6/1:M59/6/996/pt. 3) 

180. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. MILITARY 

CONSTRUCTION APPKOPRXATTONS FOR 1997. Hearings. 

104th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1997. p. 123-126. 

(Gov Doc Y4,Ap6/l:M59/6/997/pt. 3) 

191. US. Congress. House. Committee on Ap 

CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATI 

105th Cong., 1'' Sess., 1998. p. 112-119. 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ap6/1:M59/6/998/pt. 3) 

192. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. MILITARY 

CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1999. Hearings. 

105* Cong., 2nd Sess., 1999. p. 60-63. 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ap6/1:M59/6/999/pt. 3) 

193. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Approriations. MILITARY 

CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS F.OR 2000. Hearings. 

106* Cong., lst Sess., 2000. p. 82-85. 

(Gov Doc Y4.Ap6/1:M59/6/2000/pt. 3) 

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ART XI 

GENEML (MISCELLANY) 

AIR FORCE DIRECTIVES AND INSTRUCTIONS 

194. AFI 32-7064, INTEGRATED NATURAL RESOURCES 

MANAGEMENT. 1994. 

195. AFPD 32-70, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. 20 My 1994. 

BOOKS 

196. Asch, Alfred, Ray R. Pytel, and Neal E. Sorensen. BOOK OF 

REMEMBRANCE: B-24 LIBERATOR BRONZE 

MEMORIAL DEDICATION, WORLD WAR I1 HEAVY 

BOMBER, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY, 

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO. [Washington]: B-24 

Groups Memorial, Inc. of the Army Air Forces. 1998. 

(Spec Coll UGH3227 .B24 A812 1998) 

197. FINAL MASTER PLAN, INTEGRATED NATURAL RESOURCES 

MANAGEMENT PLAN, ENVIRONMENTAL 

ASSESSMENT: FARlSH €ECREATION AREA, U.S. AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY, COLORADO. [Denver: National Park 

Service], 1996. (Spec Coll GV1583 .F3 F5 1996) 

198. Gill Lui, Elizabeth. SPIRIT AND FLIGHT: A PHOTOGRAPHIC 

SALUTE TO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY. USAF Academy, Colo.: Association of 

Graduates, 1996. (Spec Coll UGB 771 .G475 1996) 

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199. Head, James H. GUIDE TO THE TREES OF THE UNITED 

STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY, INCLUDING 

ADJACENT REGIONS OF THE PIKE NATIONAL FOREST 

AND FARISH MEMORIAL RECREATION AREA. 

Dubuque: KendalYHunt, 1996. (QK 150 .H42 1996) 

200, Kaminski, Paul. SUSTAINING FLIGHT THROUGH THE POWER 

OF KNOWLEDGE. USAF Academv. [ 19961. (Report Lit 

ADA 339 264; Spec Coll UGB 790 .Ib 1996) 

201. Ripley, J. Douglas. VEGETATION OF THE UNITED STATES AIR 

FORCE ACADEMY AND THE ADJACENT REGIONS OF 

THE PIIE NATIONAL FOREST, EL PAS0 COUNTY, 

COLORADO. USAF Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Biology, 1994. 

(QK 150 .R56 1994; Gov Doc MF D 305.2:\'52) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

202. AOG supports Falcon Heritage Forum. CHECKPOINTS 27:33, 

February 1999. 

203. Academy burial policies/procedures outlined. CHECKPOINTS 

25:23, Winter 199611997; 26:27, Fall 1997; 27:32, Winter 

1998; 29:21, December 2000. 

204. Academy to present first Distiyuished Service Awards. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:29, September 1999. 

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205. Academy Service Award established. CHECKPOINTS 27:7, 

February 1999. 

206. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. AIR FORCE 

TIMES 57: 34, June 23,1997. 

207. Adler, Jerry, and Ginny Carroll. Young, in love, in jail. 

NEWSWEEK 128: 63,23 September 1996. 

208. Alberts, D. J. ’64 pride. CHECKPOINTS 29:43, December 2000. 

209. Berry, Tom. Center for character development hosts numerous 

activities. CHECKPOINTS 29: 13, September 2000. 

210. Bishop, Donald M. The inspiration of “From the Ramparts.” 

CHECKPOINTS 27:30-32, February 1999. 

21 1. Brennan, Mairin B. Chemistry camp trains Olympians. CHEMICAL 

& ENGINEERING NEWS 75:38-40, July 7, 1997. 

212. Burnham, Bruce R., et nl. A cost-benefit analysis of a routine 

varicella vaccination program for United States Air Force 

Academy Cadets. MILITARY MEDICINE 16363 1-634 

(1998). 

213. Cadet’s condition improving. CHECi(PO1NTS 2555, Fall 1996. 

214. Capasso, Joe. Former AF Chief of Staff presents T. D. White Award. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:35, Fall 1996. 

215. Carter, Ken. Academy civil servant wraps up 56-year career. 

CHECKPOIhTS 29:24, September 2000. 

216. Zlarke, Marijon. Academy regains command of 557th Flying Training 

Squadron. CHECWOINTS 2925, December 2000. 

217. ----- . Cadets compete for non-rated career paths. CHECKPOINTS 

28:30, March 2000. 

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21 8. -----. Character Development Center earns citizenship award. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:44, September 2000. 

219. _____ . Class of 3000 selects Doolittle as first Academy class exemplar. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: 12. May 1999. 

220. -----. Secretary of the Air Force tours Jack's Valley. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:35, September 1999. 

22 1. Coppock, Dick. AOG annual corporate report presented. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:7+, Fa11 1996. 

223, __-__ . AOG annual corporate report presented. CHECKPOINTS 

26:5+. Fall 1997. 

223. -----. Former PresidentlCEO reflects on 16 years of service. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: 1 1, September 1999. 

224. Llevelopmen t and Alumni Programs Office supports Academy and 

,40G. CHECKPOINTS 28: 15, May 1999. 

225. Direct Reporting Units: US Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 79: 108, May 1996. 

226. Direct Reporting Units: US Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE 

MA4GA4ZXh'E 80: 132. May 1997. 

227. Direct Reporting Units: US Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 81:113, May 1998. 

228. Direct Reporting Units: US -4ir Force Academy. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 82: 1 16, May 1999. 

339. Direct Reporting Units: US Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE 

M-4GAZINE 83: 1 13. May 2000. 

230. Direct Reporting Units. AIRMAN 4126, January 1997. 

23 1. Direct Reporting Units. AIRMAN 4256, January 1998. 

29 
232. Direct Reporting Units. AIRMAN 43:27, January 1999. 

233. Direct Reporting Units. AIRMAN 44:27, January 2000. 

234. Doolittle Hall hosts incoming doolies, family and friends. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:15, Summer 1998. 

235. Doolittle Hall hosts U.S. - Russian environmental conference. 

CHECKPOINTS 2?:27, February 1999. 

236. Fekula, Mike. Character Development Center welcomes new 

director. CHECKPOINTS 25: 15, Winter 1996/1997. 

237. ----- . Character Development Symposium draws nation’s best. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:19, May 1999. 

238. Flores, Chery. 36 years later: class 64 act. CHECKPOINTS 

29:42, December 2000. 

239. Former Academy Catholic chaplain dies at 77. CHECKPOINTS 

2921, September 2000. 

240. Former Dean Gen. McDermott earns Harvard University award. 

CHECKPOINTS 2727, Sumer 1998. 

241. Founders Day dinner marks 45th year-of developing leaders. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: 17, May 1999. 

242. French, Matthew J. Keeping traditions alive- the Cadet Wing in 

Spring CHECKPOINTS 28:9, May 1999. 

243. Graduate Dependent Scholarship criteria outlined. CHECKPOINTS 

29:40, September 2000. 

244. Greg Kolligian earns AOc honorary membership. CHECLlQINTS 

26:17, Summer 1997. 

245. Huge “Spirit of ‘76” mural depicts cadet life. CHECKPOINTS 26: 16, 

Fall 1997. 

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246. Individuals recognized for work on character development issues. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:25, May 1999. 

247. Jim Shaw, ’67, named President/CEO of the AOG. CHECKPOINTS 

28:9, September 1999. 

248. Komurek, Richard. Academy begins space station program. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:29, February 1999. 

249. ----- . Arizona senator receives T. D. White Award. CHECKPOINTS 

26118-19, Fall 1997. 

250. Langton, Joel. ’75 grad leads NASA’s looth shuttle mission. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:26, December 2000. 

25 1. Lt. Gen. Moorman, fifth Academy Superintendent, dies in Virginia. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:27, Winter 1997/1998. 

252. Littrell earns Academy’s Distinguished Service Award. 

CHECKPOINTS 29: 1 1, December 2000. 

253. McDonnel1,:Jarnes A., Jr. USAFA’s outstanding squadron, 1997. 

AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 80:77, October 1997. 

254. Metzger, Maureen. Cadet nonrated career path selection process 

explained. CHECKPOINTS 37:52, February 1999. 

255. Miller, Cynthia. Three graduate brothers pinned by Air Force Chief 

of Staff. CHECKPOINTS 29:27, December 2000. 

256. Monroe, John Jr. General Powell earns 37* T. D. White Award. 

CHECKPOINTS 2852, September 1999. 

257. Montgomery, Edwin J. 1998-99 Graduate Dependent Scholarship 

winners announced. CHECKPOINTS 27:40, Sumer 1998. 

258. Monument arrives at Doolittle Hall. CHECKPOINTS 29:29, 

December 2000. 

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259. More information offered on 39'h Squadron patch. CHECKPOINTS 

29: 1 1 , September 2000. 

-33. New Academy mascot. CHECKPOINTS 25:37, Summer 1996. 

26 1. Parents visit 2004. CHECKPOINTS 2957, December 2000. 

262. Prominent Academy friend, Gen. James E. Hill, dies. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:27, September 1999. 

263. Robinson Kurpius, Sharon E., and A. Leigh Lucart. Military and 

civilian undergraduates: Attitudes toward women, masculinity, 

and authoritarianism. SEX ROLES 43:255-265 (August 2000). 

264. Sabre Society members (as of Oct. 21, 1997). CHECKPOINTS 

26:28-29, Fall 1997. 

265. Sabre Society membership tops 400. CHECKPOINTS 28:34, 

March 2000. 

266. Saxon, Wolfgang. Thomas Moorman, 87, leader of Air Force 

Academy in 60s. NEW YORK TIMES 147: 29, December 28, 

1997. 

267. Senator Strom Thurmond wins Thomas D. White Award. 

CHECKPOINTS 2957, September 2000. 

268. Shaw, Jim. AOG members may propose projects for AFA Fund. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:30, Fall 1997. 

269. Spaulding, Tim. Cadet Wing commander airs views on status of 

Wing. CHECKPOINTS 29:24, December 2000. 

270. T-2-4 Firefly crash claims instructor pilot, '89, and cadet. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:13, Fall 1996. 

27 1. Thompson, Mark. Schools for scandal. TIME 148:41,23 September 

1996. 

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272. 305‘h Bomb Group (H) makes gift to honor past achievements. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:20, May 1999. 

273. TRW, Inc. makes gift to the AOG and the Cadet Wing. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:31, Summer 1998. 

274. Update: Brian Bauman successfully fought off cancer to realize 

one of His lifelong dreams: to graduate from the U.S. Air 

Force Academy. PEOPLE WEEKLY 47: 157- 15 8 (June 15, 

1998). 

275. U. S. Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 79 no 5:108, 

May 1996. 

276. U.S. Air Force Academy. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 80 no 5:132, 

May 1997. 

277. USAFA’s outstanding squadron, 1998. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 

81: 116, September 1998. 

278. US4FA’s outstanding squadron, 1999. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 

82: 117, September 1999. 

279. Wampler, Gaylon. The class of 2000. AIR FORCE TIMES 57: 16, 

August 5,1996. 

280. Watson, Develyn J. Academy public affairs team claims top honors. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:45, Spring 1998. 

28 1. Watrous, Rm. “Real” Apollo 13 commander visits Academy, cadets. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:15, Spring 1996. 

282. Welsh, Maxk, 111. Commandant shares combat experiences with 

cadets. CHECKPOINTS 28:12-14, March 2000. 

283. West Point Class of ’41 dedicates Paver Memorial. CHECKPOINTS 

27:61, Summer 1998. 

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284. Whii-’--r, Ruth. Silver Falcons recoonized for 40 years of service. 

CWECIZOINTS 28:30, MZLII 2000. 

OTHER SOURCES 

285. Bettner, Michael, and Ronald W. Humble. POLYETHYLENE AND 

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HYBRID TF’TING AT THE 

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colorado 

Springs: United States Air Force Academy, 1998. (Report Lit 

MF ADA 367 246) 

286. Cecil, Ardis G. COMPARING MALE CADET ATTITUDES FOR 

MASCULINITY IDEOLOGY WITHIN CIVILIAN AND 

MILITARY COLLEGE ENVIRONiMENTS. Diss., Arizona 

State U., 1996. (Report Lit ADA 312 361; SDec Coll LB 2378 

1996 .C388) 

287. Lo, Ping-Hsiung. STUDY OF U.S. MILITARY OFFICERS 

COMMISSIONED THROUGH ROTC AND THE SERVICE 

ACADEMIES. Diss., Naval Postgraduate School, 1997. 

(Report Lit ADA 33 1 664) 

288. Rieben, Albert W., and James C. Miile- kiUh - . ,dXIETY IN 

AN AQUATIC ENVIROhWENT. Colorado Spnngs: Dean of 

Faculty, United States Air Force Academy, 2000. (Report Lit 

MF ADA 381 794) 

289. Whitecotton, Randy C. A., et al. FOOT rp-n 4FFT‘- ZFFECTS ON 

FORCE ACADEMY, COLORADO. Champaign, IL: U. S. 

Arm; L‘onstruction Engineering Research Lab, 1999. 

(Report Lit ADA 371 847) 

GRASSLAND SOIL PROPERTA-, .-iT THE U.S. AIR 

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GRADUATES 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY INSTRUCTIONS 

290. CTSAFAI 136-163, CADET COMMISSIONING AND INITIAL 

ASSIGNMENTS. 12 January 1996. (available on the library 

website under Electronic Publications and Fom) 

291. USAFAI 136-165, REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION. 

2 1 October 1999. (available on the library website under 

Electronic Publications and Forms) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

293. AOG Hcnanitarian Fund helps terminally ill grads. CHECKPOINTS 

29: 15, December 2000. 

294. Anderson, Mark. AOG Humanitarian Fund helps terminally ill grads. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:35, September 2000. 

295. A book review of A CERTAIN BROTHERHOOD: A novel by 

Jimmie H. Butler, USAFA '63. CHECKPOINTS 2539, Fall 

1996. 

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296. Butler, Ji&e H. Book review of THE GENERAL, written by 

Patrick A. Davis, ’79. CHECKPOINTS 28:23, March 2000. 

297. Butler, Lee. Retired general urges elimination of nuclear ‘beast.’ 

CHECKPOINTS 28:23, Winter 1996/1997. 

298. Cadets connect with graduate aboard Spaceship MIR. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:38, Winter 1996/1997. 

299. Campbell, Lawrence G. The long blue line: Air Force Academy’s 

first class was a stellar group. ARMED FORCES JOURNAL 

INTERNATIONAL 134: 38-39, April 1997. 

300. Callander, Bruce. First class- forty years ago this month, the Air 

Force Academy graduated its first 207 cadets. AIR FORCE 

MAGAZINE 82:56-6 1, June 1999. 

301. Cardenas, Ed. Major Peter Gersten, ’89, earns Jabara Award. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: 13, September 1999. 

302. Christenson, Sig. Air ace, Steve Ritchie, ’64, takes final bow. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:9, February 1999. 

303. Cisneros, Raul E. 1975 graduate running for the U.S. Senate in 

California. CHECKPOINTS 27: 19, Summer 1998. 

304. Class of 1968 celebrates 30 years since graduation. CHECKPOINTS 

27:20-21, Summer 1998 

305. Corelli, Rae. A high flyer’s disgrace. MACLEAN’S 110:38-39, 

June 1997. 

306. Cubero, Ruben A. The value of values. CHECKPOINTS 25: 13, 

Fall 1996. 

307. Daniel Flynn, ’91, ems Jabara Award. CHECKPOINTS 27:17, 

Summer 1998. 

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308. David Scott, ’78> named Jabara Award winner. CHECKPOINTS 

26:26, Summer 1997. 

309. Davidson, Tim. ACC change of command an Academy affair. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: lit, September 1999. 

310. Deidrich, John. Graduate MIAs missing since 1973 buried at 

Academy. CHECKPOINTS 28:36, May 1999. 

3 1 1. Donnelly, ’77, selected 1996 Jabara Award winner. CHECKPOINTS 

25:33, Fall 1996. 

312. Dorsey, Mike. ’65 graduate welcomed as new Air Force Chief of 

Staff. CHECKPOINTS 26: 12, Fall 1997. 

313. Driver, Don. Surprise reunion salutes Vietnam F-4 aerial feat. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:33, Spring 1996. 

314. Duckworth, Richard D. New infomation found on ’66 grad’s final 

mission. CHECKPOINTS 29:30, September 2000. 

3 15. Falcon Foundation recognizes outgoing president and chairman. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:9, December 2000. 

3 16. First Academy grad, Heather Wilson, ’82, elected to Congress. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:19, Summer 1998. 

317. Flanagan, John F. USAFA revisited with the Sabre Society. 

CHECKPOINTS 25: 20-22, Fall 1996. 

3 18. Fogleman, Ronald R. Welcome to the “Force.” CHECKPOINTS 

25:24-27, Summer 1996. 

3 19. Former superintendent earns character development award. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:5, Spring 1998. 

320. Gebauer, Mike. “Spotlight on a graduate:” Jeff Frient, Class of 

1987. CHECKPOINTS 28:30, September 1999. 

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321. Grad’s Sabre Society challenge draws 28 new members. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:33, December 2000. 

322. Graduate Dependent Scholarships criteria outlined. CHECKPOINTS 

2535, Summer 1996; 29:38, December 2000. 

323. Graduates chosen for Air Force Intern Program. CHECKPOINTS 

25:13, Spring 1997. 

324. Graduates nominated to one- and two-star rank. CHECKPOINTS 

25:13, Spring 1997. 

325. Holtmeier, Brad. Academy’s “father of management7’ retires after 

31 years. CHECKPOINTS 26:36, Fall 1997. 

326. James Jefferson, Class of ’64, confinned killed in action. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:20, December 2000. 

327. Johnson, Bert. 1970 graduate slated to head new reserve command 

& proup. CHECKPOINTS 27:35, Spring 1998. 

328. Jones, Rod. Southwest Airline graduate pilots support AOG 

Humanitarian Fund. CHECKPOINTS 29:56, September 2000. 

329. Jordan, Bryant. Created equal: All officers will wait until they’re 

majors for regular commissions. AIR FORCE TIMES 57:6, 

14 October 1996. 

330. Keffel, Les. Academy graduate takes reins of the loth Air Base Wing. 

CHECKPOINTS 25: 1 1 , Winter 1996/1997. 

33 1. Komurek, Richard. Academy graduate honored with two Tuskegee 

Awards. CHECKPOINTS 27:57, Winter 1998. 

332. Kozaryn, Linda. Joe Kruzel, ’67, remembered as DoD’s peacemaker. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:22-23, Spring 1997. 

333. Langton, Joel. ’75 grad leads NASA’s looth shuttle mission. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:26, December 2000. 

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334. Law school names '75 grad alums of the year. CHECKPOINTS 

25:3 1 , Spring 1997. 

335. McDonnell Douglas provides $900,000 for POW film. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:27, Summer 1997. 

336. McKay, Bud. Two 1980 graduates lead South Pole rescue mission. 

CHECKPOINTS 2852, September 1999. 

337. Mechenbier, Ed. The original "Return with Honor." CHECKPOINTS 

28:11, May 1999. 

338. Metzger, Maureen. Commandant of Cadets nominated for second 

star. CHECKPOINTS 27:26, February 1999. 

339. Major James Cardoso, '88, earns Jabara Award for heroism. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:23-24, September 2000. 

340. Michael E. Ryan, '65, nominated to be Air Force Chief. 

CHECKPOINTS 26: 30, Summer 1997. 

341. Michels, John J., Jr. Reunion draws close to 400 class 

members. CHECKPOINTS 26:20-21, Fall 1997. 

342. Miller, Cynthia. Three graduate brothers pinned by Air Force 

Chief of Staff. CHECKPOINTS 29:27, December 2000. 

--_ 343. Mitehn' .. 'ng for Ohio congressional district. 

L . ,,.~awn&TS 29: 14, September 2000. 

344. New chief stresses teamwork at swearing-in. CHECKPOINTS 

26:19, Winter 199711998. 

345. New Sabre Society members listed. CHECKPOINTS 28:17, 

May 1999. 

346. 1985 graduate named outstanding reserve officer of the year. 

CHECKPOINTS 27:29, February 1999. 

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347. 1984 graduate receives Cheney Award at ceremony. 

CHECKPOINTS 26: 11; Fall 1997. 

348. 1990 graduate earns top Air Force safety awdd. CNCECDOINTS 

27:33, February 1999. 

349. 1993 grad to appear on Cvlorado November ballot. CHECKPOINTS 

29: 14, September 2000. 

350. 1979 grad first to surpass 4,000 hours in the F-16. CHECKPOINTS 

27:33, February 1999. 

35 1. Ogle, John. Three grads share “adventure” to South Pole. 

CHECKPOINTS 28:22-23, March 2000. 

352. Palmer, Jennifer. Air Force Academy sets new restrictions on 

service members entering pro sports. ARMY TIMES 60: 18, 

6 September 1999. 

353. Policy for granting regular commissions changed. CHECKPOINTS 

25:17, Fall 1996. 

354. Questions on official status of “cadet time” answered. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:33-33, Spring 1997. 

355. Rackley, Thomas G. Feedback being gathered on performance of 

Academy graduates. CHECKPOINTS 27:21, Summer 1998. 

356. Ritchie, ’64, named to Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame. 

CHECKPOINTS 27: 13, Spring 1998. 

357. Robert Blount, Jr., ’81, is named Black Engineer of the Yea. 

CHLCKPOINTS 27: 18, Summer 1998. 

3%. S~XG Society adds 150 new members in six months. CHECKPOINTS 

29:35, September 2000. 

329. ’73 graduate to command Shuttle mission STS-101. CHECKPOINTS 

27:24, Winter 1998. 

40 
360, S haw, Jim. PresidentKEO presents annual report. CHECKPOINTS 

29:7+, December 2000- 

362. -----. Sabre Society membership passes the century mark. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:19, Spring 1996. 

363. Stafford, Angela. 1968 graduate Vietnam casualty finally laid to 

rest. CHECKPOINTS 25: 15, Fall 1996. 

361. LO graduates nominated for 1996 Jabara Award. CHECKPOINTS 

2523, Summer 1996. 

364. Three graduates aboard Shuttle's longest flight. CHlECKPOINTS 

25:13, Summer 1996. 

365. Two graduate generals take over major comands. CHECKPOINTS 

25:21, Spring 1996. 

366. Two graduates among top ten young Americans. CHECKPOINTS 

25:37. Winter 1996/1997. 

367. Two graduates make first flight in the RAH-66 Comanche aircraft. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:32, Spring 1996. 

368. Two graduates on 1997 Mackay Trophy crew. CHECKPOINTS 

27:10, February 1999. 

369. USAFA graduate wins national award. CHECKPOINTS 27:37, 

Summer 1998. 

370. Wohlfield, Laurie A. Academy graduate active-duty commitment 

reduced. CHECKPOINTS 25: 15-16, Spring 1996. 

37 1. World, Air Force flying-hour records set by graduates. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:38, Winter 1996/1997. 

372. Yates, Ron. Academy Distinguished Graduate Award established. 

CHECKPOINTS 29:32, December 2000. 

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GQVERNNIENT DOCUMENTS 

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

PROBLEMS LIMIT FEASIBILITY OF GRADUATES 

DIRECTLY ENTERING THE RESERVES: REPORT TO 

CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTORS. Washington: G. A. O., 

[ 1997?]. (GOV DOC MF GA1.13: NSIAD-97-8) 

PART XI11 

GRADUATION 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

374. Breen, Tom. Looking ahead after the big day. AIR FORCE TIMES 

56: 3, June 10,1996. 

375. Class of 2000 begins Air Force careers. CHECKPOINTS 29:56, 

September 2000. 

376. Cohen, William S. ‘You spread our Lalues and virtues.’ AIR 

FORCE TIMES 57: 4, June 9,1997. 

377. Defense Secretary Cohen challenges Class of 1997. CHECKPOINTS 

26:13, Summer 1997. 

378. Flanagan, ’62, presents award sponsored by the American Legion. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:13, Summer 1997. 

379. Gen. Fogleman, Air Force Chief, to speak at graduation. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:32, Spring 1996. 

380. McMillin, Sue. Celebration and concern. AIR FORCE TIMES 

59:10, June 14, 1999. 

42 
381. -----. Class of 2000. AIR FORCE TIMES 60:44, June 12,2000. 

3 82. President addresses graduating class of 1999. CHECKPOINTS 

28:20, September 1999. 

383. Secretary of the Air Force is 42nd graduation speaker. 

CHECKPOINTS 2956, September 2000. 

384. Wohlfield, Laurie A. Foglernan returns as graduation speaker. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:24, Summer 1996. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

385. Clinton, William J. Commencement address at the United States Air 

Force Academy in Colorado Springs. WEEKLY 

COMPILATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS 

35:1013-1019,7 June 1999. 

386. GRADUATION CEREMONY, 2 JUNE 1999: CLASS OF 1999, 

XLI. USAF Academy, Colo., [ 1999?] 

(Gov Doc D305.2:G75/999) 

43 
HONOR CODE 

BOOKS 

387. Ball, Peggy L. S. THE EVOLUTION OF THE HONOR CODE 

SYSTEM AT THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 

ACADEMY: AN HISTORICAL CASE STUDY ANALYSIS. 

Diss., U of Texas at Austin, 1997. (Spec Coll UGB86l .B187 

1998) 

388. Hosmer, Clark. Two internal yardsticks for integrity. In 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL APPLIED 

USAF Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Behavioral Sciences and 

Leadership, [I 19961. 87-90. (U 22.3 .A64 1996) 

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM 10-1 1 APRIL 1996. 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

389. Cadet may lose career over forms. AIR FORCE TIMES 58: 8, 

Ptlarch 30,1998. 

390. Curphy, Gordon J., et al. Situational factors affecting peer reporting 

intentions at the U.S. Air Force Academy: A scenario-based 

investigation. MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY 10:27-43 (1 998). 

391. Houk, Andrea. The honor principle. AMERICAN LEGION 145: 

22-23, October 1998; NEWSWEEK 131: 14,12 January 1998. 

392. McMillin, Sue. Cadet fights finding he violated honor code. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 59:7, November 16,1998. 

44 
393. Palmer, Jennifer. Academy to limit influence of faculty on honor 

boards. AIR FORCE TIMES 60: 11, 19 June 2000. 

394. Put the ‘honor’ back in Academy honor code. AIR FORCE 

TIMES 6052, 17 January 2000. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

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

COMPARISON OF HONOR AND CONDUCT 

ADJUDICATORY PROCESSES: REPORT TO 

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES . Washing ton: 

The Office, 1995. (Gov Doc GA 1.13:NSIAD-95-49; 

Report Lit MF ADA 293 754) 

PART XV 

LIBRARY 

AIR FORCE INSTRUCTIONS 

396. AFI 34-270, AIR FORCE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION . - 

SYSTEM (AFLIS). 1 September 1997. (available on the Sec. 

of the AF site at http://afpubs.hq.af.rnil; also on the library 

website at http://www.usafa.af.mil/dfseY) 

397. USAFAI 134-102, THE USAF ACADEMY LIBRARY SYSTEM. 

27 August 1998. (available on the library website under 

Electronic Publications and Fonns) 

398. USAFAI 134-103, SPECIAL COLLECTIONS. 21 March 1995. 

(available on the library website under Electronic 

Publications and Forms) 

45 
BOOKS 

399. THE GENESIS OF FLIGHT: THE AERONAUTICAL HISTORY 

COLLECTION OF COLONEL RICHARD GIMBEL. 

[Seattle]: The Friends of the USAF Academy Library in 

association with University of Washington Press, 2000. 

(2 5063 .G53 2000) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

400. Friends of the Academy Library acquire two coveted collections. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:20, Sunlmer 1997. 

401. Scott, Edward, and Duane Reed. Friends of the Academy Library 

provide great service. CHECKPOINTS 25:32, Spring 1997. 

PART XVI 

MILITARY HISTORY SYMPOSIA 

BOOKS 

402. Converse. Elliott V. 111, editor. FORGING THE SWORD: 

SELECTING, EDUCATING, AND TRAINING CADETS 

AND JUNIOR OFFICERS IN THE MODERN WORLD. 

Chicago: Imprint, 1998. (UGB 789 1998) 

46 
PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

403. 18* Militq History Symposium scheduled for this October. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:23, Winter 1997/1998. 

404. Farquhar. John T. History Department hosts 18* Military History 

Symposium. CHECKPOINTS 27:21, February 1999. 

PART XVII 

PREPARATORY SCHOOL 

BOOKS 

405. 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 

.. 

406. Air Force Academy Prep School open to reservists. CITIZEN 

AIRMAN: THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE AIR 

NATIONAL GUARD & AIR FORCE RESERVE 51: 27, 

October 1999. 

407. McKenna, Pat. ‘Preppies.’ AIRMAN 40:34-37, May 1996. 

47 
OTHER SOURCES 

408. Girnble, Thomas F., et al. REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF THE U. S 

AIR FORCE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Arlington: 

Inspector General, Dept. of Defense, 1995. 

(Report Lit ADA 373 416) 

PART XVIII 

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING 

BOOKS 

409. BASIC CADET TRAINING. Class of 1996. USAF Academy, 

Colo., n.d. (Spec Coll UGB 855 .B36; 

Gov Doc D 305.2:C11/5) 

410. CONTRAILS7 the USAF Academy cadet handbook. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1996-2000. Annual. (UGB 852 .C76) 

41 1. POLARIS, yearbook of the USAF Academy Cadet Wing. USAF 

Academy, Colo., 1995-2000. (UGB 855 .P76) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

412. Cadet yearbook takes numerous top honors. CHECKPOINTS 27:13, 

Spring 1998. 

413. Fotenos, Amara. 1994, 1995 POLARIS yearbooks garner numerous 

top awards. CHECKPOINTS 259, Spring 1996. 

48 
4 14. POLARIS yearbook captures regional honors fifth straight year, 

CHECKPOINTS 28:21, May 1999. 

PART XIX 

STAFF AND FACULTY 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY INSTRUCTIONS 

415. USL4FAI 136-150, APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTION TO 

ACADEMIC RANKS. 28 November 2000. (available on the 

library website under Electronic Publications and Forms) 

31 6. USAFAI 136-151. PERMANENT PROFESSORS. 20 March 2000. 

(available on the library website under Electronic Publications 

and Forms) 

BOOKS 

4 17. Sherfesee. John. THE PROESSIONALISM OF THE UNITED 

STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY FACULTY, 1954-1997: 

A POLICY- DRIVEN EVOLUTION OF ROLES AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES. Diss., U of Denver, 1999. 

(LB 2378 1999 S551) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

3 18. Bird. Julie. Academy fight erupts over suicide. AIR FORCE TIMES . 

56: 13-14, June 10, 1996. 

49 
419. Brugman, Jennifer. Academy names two new permanent professors. 

CHECKPOINTS 29: 28, December 2000. 

420. Eggers, Jeremy. Tom Krise, ’83, earns Fulbright scholarship to 

Jamaica. CHECKPOINTS 28:3 1 , September 1999. 

421. First female academy department head makes history. 

CHECKPOINTS 2753, Winter 1998. 

422. Larsen, Jeffrey A. National security studies institute provides 

top-notch research. CHECKPOINTS 26:28-29, Summer 1997. 

423. Metzger, Maureen. Academy welcomes new Center for Character 

Development “chair.” CHECKPOINTS 27:34, February 1999. 

424. Oktavec, Frank. Triple ceremony heralds change for USAFA’s 34* 

Education Group. CHECKPOINTS 26.3 1, September 1999. 

425. Palmer, Jennifer. Colonel reprimanded in wake of improper 

expulsion. AIR FORCE TIMES 60: 12, March 27,2000. 

426. ----- . Professor’s actions uncalled for, IG says. AIR FORCE TIMES 

60: 11, June 19,2000. 

427. Sable, Joan L., and Calvin Brown. Air Force Academy professor 

(author) visits DSMC for book presentation. PROGRAM 

MANAGER 27: 11, July/August 1998. 

428. Schrof, Joannie M. The Zen of skeet shooting. U. S. NEWS & 

WORLD REPORT 120: 66-67,6 May 1996. 

429. Yechout, Tom. Department of Aeronautics achieves technology first. 

CHECKPOINTS 25:31, Spring 1996. 

50 
OTHER s OURCES 

430. USAFA DISCOVERY, JULY-SEPTEMBER 1999. Colorado 

Springs: USAF Academy, 1999. (Report Lit MF ADA 37 1 823) 

43 1. USAF DISCOVERY, JANUARY - MARCH 2000. Colorado 

Springs: USAF Academy, 2000. (Report Lit MF ADA 383 558) 

PART XX 

WOMEN AT USAFA 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

432. Academy to celebrate women’s 2Qfh anniversary. CHECKPOINTS 

25:22, Spring 1996. 

433. AOG life member, former female ATO, makes history. 

CHECKPOINTS 28: 13, May 1999. 

434. Clarke, Marijon. 2000 marks 20* anniversary of first women 

c praduates. CHECKPOINTS 29:44, September 2000. 

435. Corbin Conference highlights gender relations at academies. 

CHECKPOINTS 26:2 1, Winter 1997/1998. 

436. ’85 grad responds to female candidate fearing harassment. 

CHECKPOINTS 29: 14, December 2000. 

437. Landfair, David G. Colonel successfully fills typically-male 

general’s command. CHECJXPOINTS 25:31, Fall 1996. 

438. McMillin, Sue. Women grads five of the top 10 Academy spots. 

AIR FORCE TIMES 60:8-9, 12 June 2000. 

5.1 
BOOKS 

439. McCown, Dawn L., and Justin D. Rueb. Gender and scholastic 

aptitude test scores: Relationship to grade point average at the 

United States Air Force Academy. In PROCEEDINGS OF 

THE FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL APPLIED BEHAVIORAL 

Academy, Colo.: Dept. of Behavioral Science and Leadership, 

[1996]. (U 22.3 .A64 1996) 

SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM 10-1 1 APRIL 1996. 91-96. USAF 

OTHER SOURCES 

440. WOMEN IN MOTION: CELEBRATING 20 YEARS AT THE AIR 

FORCE ACADEXIY. US AF Academy, Colo. Directorate of 

Public Affairs, [ZOOO'?] (Spec. Coll. [manuscripts]; AFA 

Vertical File) 

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INDEX 

Acxiemlc Deflaency. 11 7 

AcademIc Re\ ien. 113 

Academy 

History. 298. 299 

Pictonal Works. 198 

Academy Servlce Award, 205 

:lccledltatlon, 158 

ilcti\e Duty Cornmltment. 350, 368 

Aeronautical Englncenng, 154 

Alrfleld. 33 

Albei-ts. D. J . 208 

Alexander. Mona, 86 

Allard. Wayne, 74 

Alston. George, 349 

Anderson, Mark, 293 

Anton, Genevieve, 122 

Arredondo, Angela, 123 

Art. 27 

Atch. Alfred. I96 

Adlcr, .Ierry. 207 

Assoc~atlon of Graduates, 145, 149, 183, 

202.320.393.358 

Astronauts, 250, 357 

Awards & Honors. 62, 63. 64, 65, 204, 

205. 214. 249, 252. 267, 300, 306, 

307. 318, 330, 345, 354, 355, 361, 

364. 366, 367, 370,371.376, 410, 

41 1,412 

B-24 Bronze Memorial. 196 

see also names of individual awards 

, -- - 

Bailey. Timothy, 85, 100, 124, 125, 126 

Baker, John C., 366 

Ball. Peggy L. S., 385 

Barlow, Neal. 417 

Basic Cadet Training, 157, 175 

Baslc Cadet Training. 407 

Basketball, 36,40 

Bauzhman, Wayne. 59 

Bauman. Brian, 274 

Beckel. Robert, 298 

Bellis, Ben, 314 

Berger, Robert C., 114 

Berry. Tom, 209 

Bettner, Michael, 285 

Binn Brian, 6 

Bird, Julie, 7,416 

Bishop, Donald M., 210 

Bleck, Dianne W., 70 

Blount, Robert, 355 

Bobko, Karol, 298 

Bong, Caroline, 86 

Bradley, Mark, 127 

Breen, Tom, 372 

Brennan, Mairin B., 21 1 

Brill, Mike, 369 

Brown, Calvin, 425 

Brown, Richard A.. 25,406 

Browning, Robert L., 298 

Brugman, Jennifer, 8, 101,417 

Burger, Matthew J., 388 

Burnham, Bruce R., 212 

Bums, Conrad, 74 

Butler, Jimmie H., 294, 295 

Butler, Lee, 296 

Cadet 

Attitudes, 116,263,286 

Commissioning, 290 

Commitment, 103 

Crimes, 104,105,207,271 

Morals, 176 

Social Groups, 179 

Statistics, 99 

Suicides, 416 

Cadet Handbook, 171 

Cadet Time, 352 

Cadet Wing, 269 

Caine, Phillip D., 115 

Calhoun, Callie J., 388 

Callander, Bruce D., 299 

Campbell, Lawrence G., 298 

53 
Campbell, Rita, 419 

Capasso, Joe, 214 

Cardenas, Ed, 300 

Cardoso, James, 337 

Cams, Michael, 298 

Carpenter, William D., 18, 22 

Cam, Richard, 298 

Carroll, Ginny, 207 

Carter, Ken, 9, 129,215 

Cecil, Ardis G., 286 

Cemetery, 203 

Center for Character Development, 125, 136 

A Certain Brotherhood, 294 

CETF see Consolidated Education & 

Training Facility 

Chapel, 30 

Character Development Program, 120, 125, 

130, 132,136,209,246,318,421 

Chemistry Olympiad, 21 1 

Cheney Award, 345 

Chisley, Larry T., 25 

Christenson, Sig, 301 

Cisneros, Raul E., 302 

Civilian Instructors, 151, 164 

Clarke, Marijon, 103, 131,216,217,218, 

219,220,432 

Class of 

1959.298 

1964,208,238,325 

1968,303 

1996, 182 

200 1,269 

2003,261 

2004,74 

2000,279,373,379 

Cleland, Max, 74 

Cline, Mark E., 371 

Clinton, William J., 62,63,64,65, 

380,381 

Cohen, Denise, 5 

Cohen, William S., 374,375 

Commander in Chief's Tmphy, 50, 

62,63, 64,65 

Commissioning, 287,328, 350 

Computers 

Conboy, Jim, 58 

Conferences 8i Meetins, 130,433 

Contrails, 208, 238,408 

Converse, Elliott V., 111, 400 

Consoildated Education & Training 

Facility, 28,32 

Conway, Lynn. 71 

Coppock, Dick, 221,222,223 

Corbin Conference, 433 

Corelli, Rae, 304 

Croxton, Crag A., 114 

Cubero, Ruben A., 11, 16,23,28, 

305 

Curphy, Gordon J., 388 

Cumculum, 118 

Cumculum Handbook, 170 

Dallager, John R., 8,20 

Darey, Lee, 298 

Darmody, Robert G., 289 

David, Mark B., 289 

Davidson, Tim, 308 

Davis, Patrick A., 295 

Davis, Steve, 102 

DeBerry, Fisher, 34,47,49 

Dedrich, John, 309 

Dicks, Norman D., 74 

Distinguished Graduate Award, 370 

Distinguished Service Award, 204,252 

Donneliy, Robert P., Jr., 310,361 

Doolittle Hall, 29, 358 

Doolittle Raider Association, 258 

Dormire, Byron T., 35 

Dorsey, Mike, 31 1 

Driscoll, Annette, 172 

Instructional Applications, 153, 168 

54 
Driver, Don, 3 12 

Duckworth, Richard D., 313 

Duffy, Brian, 332 

Eggers, Jeremy. 41 8 

Elger, Gregory D., 168 

Engineering 

Environment, 194, 195, 197, 199, 

201.289 

Exon, J. James, 73,74 

Faculty Research, 430,43 1 

Falcon Foundation, 145,314 

Falconry, 93 

Falkenberry, Barbara J., 364 

Fansh Recreation Area, 197 

Farquhar, John T., 402 

Fawcett, Laura, 36 

Fekula, Mike, 132,236, 237 

Fencing, 36,45 

Fer, John, 96 

Fisher, Cary, 423,424 

Flanagan, John F., 134, 316,376 

Flinn, Kelly, 304 

Flores, Chery, 238 

Flying, 348,349,365,369 

135, 137, 142, 150, 151, 155, 

164, 165, 177,182,216 

Flynn, Daniel, 306 

Flynn, John S., 177 

Foerster, Robert Y., 19 

Fogleman, Ronald R., 3 17,377 

Fotenos, Amara, 41 1 

Fox, Peter, 24 

French. Matthew J., 242 

Frient, Jeff, 3 19 

Frith, Gary, 39 

Frohardt, Scott, 58 

“From the Ramparts,” 210 

Garnhart, Troy, 40 

Research, 285 

Training, 104, 122, 128, 133, 

Garvin, John D., 173 

Gates, Ken, 41 

Gebauer, Mike, 319 

The General, 295 

General Officers, 323 

Genesis of Flight, 397 

Gersten, Peter, 300 

Geyer, Harlan M., 25,406 

Gibson, Frederick W., 388 

Gill Lui, Elizabeth, 198 

Gimble, Thomas F., 25, 406 

Goldich, Robert L., 1 

Gore, Al, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 

Gould, David C., II,66, 361 

Cradle, Robert, 365 

Graduate Dependent Scholarships, 321 

Graduation 

Requirements, 291 

see also subject in text 

Graham, David, 207,271 

Hake, Michael, 369 

Hall, Brian F., 136 

Halsell, James D., 357 

Hanes, Ernest, 416 

Hansen, Justin A., 116 

Hanington, Kathleen, 174 

Hawley, Richard, 363 

Hawley, W. Thomas, 168 

Head, James H., 199 

Heatherman, Sean V., 361 

Hefley, Joel, 74 

Helms, Susan J., 362 

Henricks, Terence, 362 

Hess, Frederick W., Jr., 313 

Hill, Anthony, 12 

Hill, James E., 262 

Hogan, Jeff, 42 

Hollings, Ernest, 74 

Holocaust, 167 

Holtmeier, Brad, 324 

55 
Honor Probation Program, 102 

Hooper, Victor, 13 

Hosmer, Bradley C., 298 

Hosmer, Clark, 386 

Houk, Andrea. 389 

How to Study Program, 117 

Howe, Gary. 29 

Howe, Gary S., 183 

Human Factors Engineering, 177 

Humanitanan Fund, 293 

Humble, Ronald, 285 

Hundredth Night, 90 

Hurt, Morgan P., 177 

Ibarra, David. 69, 74 

Jabara Award for Airmanship, 300,306, 

307,310,337,361 

Jackson, Jean M., 25,406 

Jefferson, James, 325 

Johnson, Bert, 326 

Johnson, Hansford T., 298 

Jones, Daryl L., 68,74 

Jones, Rod, 327 

Jones, Russ, 96 

Jones, Vernon D., 425 

Jordan, Bryant, 328 

Karninski, Paul, 200 

Karolick, Dolores M., 168 

Keffel, Les. 329 

Kellogg, Dave, 43,44 

Kelly, Steven A., 361 

ark, Michael T., 177 

Grkham, Dave, 138 

Kisner, Frank J., 366 

Kolligian, Greg, 244 

Komurek, Richard, 14,248,249,330 

Kozaryn, Linda, 33 1 

Kregel, Kevin R., 362 

Krise, Tom, 418 

Kruzel, Joe, 331 

Kucharek, ivfichael D., 88 

LaBeau, William T., 406 

Lamb, Theodore A., 153 

Landfair, David G., 435 

Langton, Joel, 250 

Larsen, Jeffrey A., 420 

LEAD see Leaders Encouraging 

Airmen Development Program 

Leaders Encouraging Airmen 

Development Program, 100 

Leadership 

Lee, Alvin, 89 

Lee, George E., 117 

Leli, Louis J., 361 

Lemes, Eric, 389, 390 

Lerew, Darin R.. 175 

Littrell, Harold, 252 

Lo, Ping-Hsiung, 287 

Lorenz, Stephen R., 12, 139,140 

Love, Karen, 349 

Lucart, A. Leigh, 263 

Luedtke, Christopher J., 176 

Lyon, Bill, 314 

MacKay Trophy. 366 

Macomber, Gary, 388 

Mahon, Casey, 16 

Malamute, 403 

Malmstrom, Frederick V., 141 

Mantz. Michael R., 361 

Martin, Ben, 37 

Mascot, 260 

Mathematics 

Instruction, 180,18 1 

McBeth, Bob, 320 

McCown, Dawn L., 437 

McDermott, Robert F., 240 

McDowell, Laurel C., 104 

McDonnell, James A., Jr., 253 

McKay, Bud, 334 

McKenna, Pat, 45,405 

McMillin, Sue, 30, 105, 142,378, 

379,390,436 

Instruction, 114, 166, 173, 174, 179 

56 
McNeil-Anderson, Luanne, 98, 99 

McNei11, Dan, 143 

Mechenbier, Ed, 335 

Metzger, Maureen, 17, 18,46,90, 144, 

254,336,421 

Meyers, Mike, 145 

Mchels, John J., Jr., 339 

Military Training, 126 

Miller, Cynthia, 255, 340 

Miller, James, 178 

Mdler. James C., 177,288 

Milliman, Brad, 31,47, 146, 147, 148 

Mims, A. J., 19 

Mitchel, John, 341 

Monroe, John, Jr., 256 

Montgomery, Edwin J., 257 

Monuments & Memorials, 196,258,283 

Moorrnan, Thomas, 25 1,266 

Murphy, Michael, 91 

Nason, Earl R., 173 

Natural Resources, 194 

See also Environment 

Nauman, Robert A., 27 

Nielsen, Milton C., 168 

Nieves, Juan, 107,423,424 

Nolan, Timothy, 49 

Och, David, 149,349 

O’Mahony, Chuck, 92 

Oelstrom, Tad J., 7, 15, 21 

Ogle, John, 349 

Oktavec, Frank, 422 

Olympics, 426 

Otto, Joseph T., 173 

Outdoor Recreation, 197 

Packard, Gary A., Jr., 114, 179 

Palmer, Jennifer, 2, 107, 108,350, 391, 

423,424 

Parachuting, 34, 124 

Paver Memorial, 283 

Peace, Harry J., 74 

Peer Feedback, 172 

Peer Reporting, 388 

Permanent Professors, 414,417 

Peters, F. Whitten, 381 

Peters, Reed, 51 

Peterson. Donna E., 152 

Photographs see AcademyPikes Peak Educational Innovations 

and Research Symposium, 178 

Pinterton, Hedy, 10 

Polaris, 409,410,411,412 

Porter, David B., 116 

Posner, Joseph R., 361 

Price, David L., 289 

Proctor, Paul, 150 

Professional Military Education 

Program, 115,169 

Pytel, Ray R., 196 

Rackley, Thomas G., 353 

Reach for Tomorrow Program, 11 1 

Reed, Duane, 399 

Reffe, Paige E., 72, 74 

Research & Publication, 430,431 

Research Projects 

Pictorial Works 

Anxiety, 175,288 

Flight Training, 177, 182 

Journal Writing, 114 

Leadership, 179 

Moral Judgement, 176 

Propulsion, 285 

Sports, 66 

Reserve Officers Training Corps, 2.287 

Reserves, 37 1,404 

Return with Honor, 335 

Revak, Marie A., 180,181 

Reyes, Silvestre, 74 

Reynolds, Wchael, 32 

Riddle, James R., 93 

Reben, Albert W., 288 

Ripley, J. Douglas, 201 

Ritchie, Steve, 301, 354 

Robinson Kurpius, Sharon E., 263 

Rohe, Chrisopher, 149 

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Rolfsen, Bruce, 15 1 

ROTC ~ee Reserve Officers Training 

Roy, Bill, 426 

Royer, Erlind G., 152 

Rozelsky, Karl, 340 

Rozelsky, Ken, 340 

Rozelsky, Kevin, 340 

Rueb, Justin D., 437 

Ryan, Michael E., 311,338, 363 

Sable, Joan L., 425 

Sabre Society, 320, 343,356, 359 

Sanchez, Al, 169 

SAT see Scholastic Aptitude Test 

Satellites, Artificial, 97, 123 

Saxon, Wolfgang, 266 

Schaller, Bob, 34 

Scherer, Laurel, 94 

Scholastic Aptitude Test, 437 

Schlueter, Jeffrey C., 177 

Schrof, Joannie M., 426 

Schrum, Lynne, 153 

Scott, David, 307 

Scott, Edward, 399 

Scott, Joe, 40 

Scott, William B., 154, 155 

' Scowcroft, Brent, 67 

Scuba Training, 288 

Seely, Gregory, 417 

Serratone, Frank, 38 

Service Commitment see Active 

Ihty Commitment 

Sexual Harassment, 434 

Shannon, Robert J., 239 

- law, Jim, 247,268,358,359 

Sherfesee, John, 415 

Shrewsbury, Benton, 149 

Simon, Steven A., 3 

Simulators. 177 

corps 

Sincavage, Ronald P., 16 1 

Sirm, Roger, 33 

Smith, Dan, 157 

Soaring Program, 43,88,92 

Soat, Cheryl. 434 

Soils, 289 

Sorensen, Neal E., 196 

Southard, Teresa, 158 

Space Shuttle 

Atlantis, 357 

Discoverv, 250 

Space Station, 248 

Spaulding, Tim, 269 

Spetman, Randall W., 52,53 

Squadron 

lSt, 96 

3'd, 278 

12h, 253 

39~, 259 

Stadium, 31 

Stafford, Angela, 360 

Stanchfield, John, 54 

Statistics 

Instruction, 18 1 

Stavros, Peter D., 361 

Stein, Paul E., 7, 14 

Stevens, Terry, 109 

Stewart, Matthew W., 177 

Stiles, Lorren, 365 

- Stoneman, Rollie, 110 

Symposia see Conferences & 

Meetings 

T-3 Aircraft, 19, 121, 129 134, 142, 

155,156,159,160,161,270 

Taylor, Tim, 55 

Thiessen, Mike, 56 

Thomas D. White National Defense 

Award, 214,249,267 

5th, 277 
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Thompson, Mark. 16 1. 27 1 

Thompson. Mike. 74 

305“’ Bomb Group (Hi. 272 

Thunnond. Strom, 267 

Undergraduate Flight Training, 162, 153 

Underwood, Peter. 11 1 

Urrutia-Varhall, Linda R . 367 

USAFA Discovery, 428, 429 

Vietnam War. 312 

Wage, David A.. 9, 136 

Wakin. Malham H , 11 8 

”ampler, Gaylon, 279 

Warner. Bradley A., 181 

Warr, Dartanian, 364 

Watrous, Ron, 281 

Watson, Develyn J., 23. f 65, 166,280 

Weeks, Joseph L., 182 

Weeks, Martin W., III, 177 

Weichers, Eddy, Jr., 342 

Welsh, Mark, 111, 17,282 

W-est. James E.. 141 

Westermann, Edward B., 167 

Whitaker, Ruth, 284 

White, Vanessa, 24 

Whitccotton, Randy C. A., 289 

Whyte, Michael M., 168 

Wiest, Chnstopher D., 104 

Wilbanks, Leigh A., 388 

Wilson, Heather, 3 15 

Wohlfield, Laune A., 4, 368, 382 

Women, 174, 304 see also subject in text 

Woody, James, 324 

Worden, Tobi S., 169 

Wright, Cameron H. G., 152 

Writing 

Instruction, 172 

Yates, Ron, 370 

Yazvac, Peter, 60,61 

Yechout, Tom, 427 

Young, C. W. “~111.” 74 

Young, Michael K., 74 

Zamora, Diane, 207 

Zehnslu, Warren E., 182 

Casualties. 309. 313, 325, 360 

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