Register of graduates, United States Air Force Academy :to include the eight graduated classes, 1959 thru 1966 /compiled and edited by the Association of Graduates, United States Air Force Academy.

1966·7.3 MB·English

by  United States Air Force Academy. Association of Graduates

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EDITION EIGHT OF THE
REGISTER GRADUATES
of
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY
TO INCLUDE THE EIGHT GRADUATED CLASSES, 1959 thru 1966
COMPILED AND EDITED BY THE
ASSOCIATION GRADUATES
of
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY
COLORADO 80840
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2016 with funding from
University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries
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EDITION EIGHT
REGISTER GRADUATES
of
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY
This volume represents the first attempt to provide biographical career summaries
for the graduates of the USAF Academy. Grateful acknowledgement is herein made of
the assistance rendered to the Association ofGraduates by the Air Force Academy and
its Office of the Registrar. Further, we wish to extend particular thanks to Mr. Donald
J. Barrett, Chief of Public Services Division, USAF Academy Library, who was per-
sonally responsible for establishment of format, creationof abbreviations, compilation
of historical information, and editing. Simply stated, this volume is a direct product of
his efforts, and to him we are deeply indebted for the success of the project.
The information contained in this volume represents all data known to the Association
of Graduates as of 1 October 1966, except that deaths and those missing in action are
current as of 1 December 1966. Any errors or omissions in the various entries may
be reported to: ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATES, United States Air Force Academy,
Colorado 80840; Area Code 303, phone [phone] or 472-0709.
Finally, we wish to acknowledge with thanks the support of our twenty-nine hundred
alumni who, in serving as recorded in this Register, have made its writing a worth-
while undertaking.
Tli® REGISTER Staff
1

TABLE CONTENTS
of
Officers of the Association of Graduates 4
President’s Letter 5
.
Explanation of Biographical Data and Abbreviations 6
Abbreviations 6
Alphabetical Locator of Graduates 8
The Class of 1959 22
The Class of 1960 29
The Class of 1961 36
The Class of 1962 42
The Class of 1963 50
The Class of 1964 62
The Class of 1965 74
The Class of 1966 85
Deaths, 1 October 1965 through 30 November 1966 93
Change-of-Address Cards Last Page
3
Officers of the
ASSOCIATION GRADUATES
of
United States Air Force Academy
Captain Richard T Mathews ...................... President
Captain David H Roe Vice President
.
Captain Richard G Head Secretary
Captain John Per ............................ Treasurer
.
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ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATES
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY
COLORADO 80840
January 1967
TO EACH GRADUATE:
This year's Register of Graduates represents a new departure, in
that this is our first venture into the business of creating a
historical record of the Air Force Academy Graduates and their
accomplishments. This printing represents the accumulation,
sorting and publishing of some seven years of history of the
graduates--all 2,933 of us.
The true signifance of such a mass biographical record is yet to
be seen. No one single entry makes the Register worthwhile; yet
the accumulation of all the entries represents a significant
public record of service on the part of the graduates. Surely
in years to come the Register will contain Chiefs of Staff,
Medal of Honor winners, and those who have indeed written national
history. With that thought in mind - that it is for us to record
as well as make such history - the present project was undertaken.
Already it contains much Air Force and Academy history. Number
600105 lists the first Air Force Academy graduate to die in combat
against an enemy of the United States; and many others did and
will follow. Written into many entries are long hours of faithful
service, and between the lines of quite a few are the acts of
individuals -- heroic deeds -- which have already resulted in an
enviable record for others to follow.
To all who have assisted in the publishing of this Register, our
thanks. To all of you who continue to set the pace - well done.
To our deceased who have given as much as any can, and more than
most of us ever will - Godspeed.
Sincerely,
RICHARD T. MATHEWS
President
Association of Graduates
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA and ABBREVIATIONS
This is the first attempt toprovidebiographicalcareersummariesforgraduates E. Decorationsearnedduringthatassignment(showninparentheses).
in the Register. In each individual brief,allknowndatahasbeenenteredwith the
exception of brief TDY’s and crew trainingassignmentswherelaterdutyassign- 7. Serialnumberandcurrentrank.
mentswouldindicatecompletionofcrewandsurvivaltraining. or
8. Year of leaving service with associated circumstances if known(placeand
Theorderofinformationfoundineachentryis: dateofdeath,yearofresignation,etc.).
1. The numericallocatornumberwhichhasnosignificanceotherthanforfiling 9. Currentemployerand reservestatusifoutofservice.
purposes.Graduatesarelistedalphabeticallywithineachclass.
Assignments indicating attendance at degree-granting institutions show student
2. The fullnameofthegraduateaspresentlyknown.Namesofdeceasedgradu- statusuntilitisknownadegreewasgranted;thenthedegree, subjectfieldandyear
atesareprintedinitalics. awardedareenteredwhenknown.
3. Stateorcountryofbirth,dateofbirth. The following decorations arenotedinbiographicalsketcheswheretheirawardis
known: Medal of Honor(MH);AirForceCross(AFC);DistinguishedServiceCross
4. Graduation order of merit(exceptforthoseoftheClassof1966,whichhave (DSC); Navy Cross (NavyC); Distinguished Service Medal(DSM);SilverStar(SS);
notbeenpublishedbytheUSAF Academy). LegionofMerit(LM);DistinguishedFlyingCross(DFC); Airman’sMedal(AmnM);
Soldier’s Medal (SolM); Navy-Marine Corps Medal (NMCM); Bronze StarMedal
5. Serviceinwhichcommissioned, ifotherthanUSAF. (BSM); AirMedal(AM);CombatReadinessMedal(CRM);JointServiceCommenda-
tion Medal (JSCM);AirForceCommendationMedal(AFCM); ArmyCommendation
6. Assignmentsinchronologicalorder,eachentryincludinginorder(asknown): Medal(ArmyCM);NavyCommendationMedal(NavyCM);PurpleHeart(PH).
Other decorations not listed,andforeigndecorations, aretoonumerous toinclude
A. Duty(typeaircraftflownbypilotsgivenforlastassignmentonly); atthepresenttime.Tosavespace,theawardofthesamedecorationhasbeenindi-
cated by figures rather thanusingafigureforoakleafclusters,e.g.,4AMisused
B. Unit(listingislowestlevelknown,e.g., SqratherthanGporWg); insteadofAM(30LC).
C. Baseofassignment; Items in an entry are separatedbyacolon(:)andaperiodisusedonlyattheend
of the entry. Abbreviations in the followinglistwereused, andentrieswerecon-
D. Years of assignment (currentormostrecentknownassignmentisshown structed combining abbreviations when necessary. Conventional spacinghasbeen
onlywithabeginningdate); eliminatedwhenconfusionwouldnotresult.
AB-AirBase AFSatlCF-Air ForceSatellite Control ATSq-Air Transport Squadron (Gp or ConAC-ContinentalAirCommand
ABSq-AirBaseSquadron(GporWg) Facility Wg) ConstEngr-Construction Engineer
acdt-accident AFSC-AirForceSystemsCommand AU-AirUniversity Corp-Corporation
Acft-Aircraft AFSWC-Air Force Special Weapons Avn-Aviation CRM-CombatReadinessMedal
AC1C-AeronauticalChartandInforma- Center AWS-AirWeatherService Crs-Course
tionCenter AFWL-AirForceWeaponsLaboratory BCECrs-BaseCivilEngineering CZ-Canal Zone(Panama)
ACmdoSq-AirCommandoSquadron(Gp AFWTR-AirForceWestemTestRange Course D-Died
orWg) agn-against BCESch-BaseCivilEngineeringSchool DA-DepartmentoftheArmy,WashDC
Actg-Acting AGOS-AirGroundOperationsSchool BG-BrigadierGeneral DAF-Department of the Air Force,
Actn-Action(Againsttheenemy) AH-ArmyHospital BM-BallisticMissile(s) WashDC
AD-ActiveDuty AirTngCmd-AirTrainingCommand Bmb-Bombardment, Bombing, Bomber DASA-Defense Atomic SupportAgency
ADC-AirDefenseCommand AIAOS-Academic Instructorand Allied BmbSq-Bombardment Squadron(Gpor DCS-DeputyChiefofStaff
ADefSq-Air Defense Squadron (Gp or OfficerSchool Wg) DCSAutodinRlyOpnsO-Defense Com-
Wg) Aide-Aide-de-Camp BSD-BallisticSystemsDivision munications System Autodin Relay
Adjt-Adjutant AIntelO-AirIntelligenceOfficer BSM-BronzeStarMedal OperationsOfficer
AdminO-AdministrativeOfficer AirA-AirAttache C-Chief DCS/M-Air Force Deputy Chief of
Admr-Administrator AirCSC-AirCommandandStaffCollege CAmSq-Consolidated AircraftMainte- Staff,Materiel(HqDAFunlessother-
AEDC-Amold Engineering Develop- AirDiv-AirDivision nanceSquadron(GporWg) wise indicated. Similarly C for
mentCenter,Tullahoma,Tenn. AirMsn-AirMission CAP-CivilAirPatrol Comptroller; D for Development;0
A&EMSq-Armament & Electronics AirOpnsO-AirOperationsOfficer Capt-Captain forOperations;PforPersonnel)
Maintenance Squadron AirWC-AirWarCollege CCMR-Central Contract Management DED-(Officially)DeclaredDead
Aero-Aeronautics AlasAirCmd-AlaskanAirCommand Region Def-Defense
Aeronl-Aeronautical AM-AirMedal CCommRgn-Central Communications Dep-Depot
AerospRschPltSch-AerospaceRe- AMA-AirMaterielArea Region Dept-Department
searchPilotSchool AMC-Air MaterielCommand(Became CCr-CombatCrew DFC-DistinguishedFlyingCross
AEW&CSq-Airborne Early Warning &. AFLC 1 Apr1961) CCTSch-CombatCrewTrainingSchool DIA-Defense IntelligenceAgency,Wash
ControlSquadron(GporWg) AMD-AerospaceMedicalDivision CCTSq-Combat Crew TrainingSquad- DC
AF-AirForce AmmoSSq-Ammunition Supply Squad- ron(GporWg) Dir-Director
AFAFC-Air ForceAccountingandFi- ron Cen-Center Disc-DischargedorDischarge
nanceCenter AmnM-Airman'sMedal CenARC-CentralAirRescueCenter Dism-Dismissed
AFAITC-Armed Forces Air Intelli- AMRL-Aerospace Medical Research CESch-Communications Electronics Div-Divislon
genceTrainingCenter Lab School DLl-DefenseLanguageInstitute
AFB-AirForce Base ANG-AirNationalGuard CG-CommandingGeneral DOD-DepartmentofDefense
AFC-AirForceCross AOC-AirOfficerCommanding CivEngSq-Civil Engineering Squadron DOW-Diedofwounds receivedinaction
AFCM-AirForceCommendationMedal APCS-Air Photographic and Charting (GporWg) Dpty-Deputy
AFCRL-Air Force Cambridge Re- Service Cmbt-Combat Dsbl-disability(physical)
searchLaboratories APGC-AirProvingGroundCenter CmbtSptSq-Combat Support Squadron DSC-DistinguishedServiceCross
AFCS-AirForceCommunicationsSer- APL-AeroPropulsionLab (GporWg) DSD-Deputy Secretary of Defense,
vice Apt-Airport Cmd-Command WashDC
AFETR-AirForceEasternTestRange Ar-Army Cmdg-Commanding DSEngr-DataSystems Engineer
AFFTC-Air Force FlightTestCenter ARefSq-Air RefuelingSquadron(Gpor Cmdr-Commander DSM-DistinguishedServiceMedal
AFIT-AirForceInstituteofTechnology Wg) Cmdt-Commandant DS&SO-Data Systems & StatisticsOf-
AFIT(RS)-AFIT ResidenceSchool ARL-Aerospace Research Laborator- CO-CommandingOfficer ficer
AFLC-Air Force Logistics Command ies COC-CommandantofCadets Dur-During
Afld-AirField ARRC-AirReserveRecordsCenter CofS-ChiefofStaff EAO-EmergencyActionsOfficer
AFMDC-Air Force Missile Develop- AR&RSq-Aerospace Rescue and Re- Col-Colonel EASTAF-EasternTransportAirForce
mentCenter coverySquadron(GporWg) Coil-College ECl-ExtensionCourse Institute
AFML-Air Force Materials Labora- ARS-AirRescueService CommOpnsO-Communications Opera- ECMR-Eastern Contract Management
tory AS-AirStation tionsOfficer Region
AFOSR-Alr Force Office ofScientific ASD-AeronauticalSystemsDivision CommOSch-Communications Officer ECommRgn-Eastern Communications
Research Asgd-Assigned School Region
AFR-AirForceReserve ASI-Aerospace Studies Institute CommSq-CommunicationsSquadron EDP-ElectronicDataProcessing
AFROTC-AirForce ROTC Assn-Association (GporWg) ElectronEngr-ElectronicsEngineer
AFRPL-Air Force Rocket Propulsion Asst-Assistant Comp-Comptroller Engr-Engineer
Lab Con-Control Ens-Ensign
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ESD-ElectronicsSystemsDivision MunMSq-MunitionsMaintenance S&F-StaffandFaculty
EW&CSq-Early Warning and Control Squadron(GporWg) SHAPE-Supreme Headquarters Allied
Squadron(GporWg) NASA-National Aeronautic and Space PowersEurope
EWO-ElectronicsWarfareOfficer Administration SM-StrategicMissile
EWTngSq-ElectronicWarfareTraining NATO-North Atlantic Treaty Organi- SMAMA-SacramentoAMA
Squadron(GporWg) zation SMSq-Strategic Missile Squadron (Gp
ExchO-ExchangeOfficer Nav-Navigator orWg)
ExO-ExecutiveOfficer NavTng-Navigator Training(Attending SolM-Soldier’sMedal
FAC-ForwardAirController ordidnotgraduate) SOS-SquadronOfficersSchool
FISq-FighterInterceptorSquadron(Gp NavTng(N)-Navigator TrainingGradu- SOS(C)-SquadronOfficersSchool(Cor-
orWg) ate respondence)
Fid-Field NavTSq-Navigator Training Squadron SpecInvesDist-Special Investigations
FldMaintSq-Field Maintenance Squad- (GporWg) District
ron(GporWg) NavWC-NavalWarCollege Spt-Support
FltExmnr-FlightExaminer NavyC-NavyCross SptSq-SupportSquadron(GporWg)
Foreign Cadet-UseafterGOMtoindi- NG-NationalGuard(usuallyfollowedor Sq-Squadron
cate graduate not commissioned in precededbytheabbreviationofstate) SRSq-Strategic ReconnaissanceSquad-
U.S. ArmedForces NMCM-Navy-MarineCorpsMedal ron(GporWg)
FSO-FlyingSafetyOfficer NORAD-North American Air Defense SrvlSch-SurvivalSchool
FTD-ForeignTechnologyDivision Command SS-SilverStar
Ftr-Fighter NotComm-Not Commissioned (Medi- SSD-SpaceSystemsDivision
FTSq-FlyingTrainingSquadron(Gpor callydisqualified) Stn-Station
Wg) NRD-NationalRangeDivision Supt-Superintendent
GEEIA-Ground Electronics Engineer- NSA-NationalSecurityAgency Tac-Tactical
ingInstallationAgency NWC-NationalWarCollege TAC-TacticalAirCommand
Gen-General O-Officer,office TARC-Tactlcal Air Reconnaissance
GOM-GraduationOrderofMerit OAR-OfficeofAerospaceResearch Center
Gp-Group OASAF-Office of Asst Secretary of TASSq-Tactical Air Support Squadron
Grad-Graduate,Graduation AirForce (GporWg)
Heli-Helicopter OASD-OfficeAsstSecretaryofDefense TAWC-TacticalAirWarfareCenter
Hon-HonorableorHonorably OCAMA-OklahomaCityAMA Tdy-TemporaryDuty
Hosp-Hospitalized ODCS/M-Office Deputy Chief ofStaff, Tech-Technical
HQ-Headquarters,Usedwithothercode Materiel (HQ DAFunlessotherwise tem-temporary
lettersherein toindicatewhathead- indicated. Similarly for other staff TFSq-Tactical Fighter Squadron (Gp
quarters sections, C for Comptroller; D for orWg)
1CAF-Industrial College oftheArmed Development; 0 for Operations; P Tng-Training
Forces forPersonnel) TrpCSq-Troop Carrier Squadron (Gp
IG-InspectorGeneral ODirP-Office,DirectorofPersonnel orWg)
Insp-lnspector OOAMA-OgdenAMA TRSq-Tactical ReconnaissanceSquad-
InstmPI-InstrumentPilotInstructor OPersCrs-OfficerPersonnelCourse ron(GporWg)
Instr-Instructor Opns-Operations TUSLOG-TheUSLogisticsGroup
InstrPlt-InstructorPilot OSAF-OfficeSecretaryoftheAirForce UN-UnitedNations
Intcp-Interceptor OSD-OfficeSecretaryofDefense UNCmd-UnitedNationsCommand
IntelO-IntelligenceOfficer OSl-Office of Special Investigations USAFA-UnitedStatesAirForceAcad-
Inti-International (AirForce) emy
IO-InformationOfficer OUnSAF-OfficeUnderSecretaryofAir USAFE-USAirForcesinEurope
JCS-JointChiefsofStaff Force USAFR-USAirForce Reserve
JSCM-JointServiceCommendation PACAF-PacificAirForce USAFSO-USAirForceSouthernCom-
Medal PAS-ProfessorofAirScience mand
JSTPS-JointStrategicTargetPlanning PersO-PersonnelOfficer USAFSS-US Air Force Security Ser-
Staff PGEEIARgn-PacificGEE1ARegion vice
JUSMG-JointUSMilitaryGroup PH-PurpleHeart USMA-UnitedStatesMilitaryAcademy
KIA-Killed(inactionagainsttheenemy) Pl-PhilippineIslands USMC-United States Marine Corps
Lab-Laboratory PlatLdr-PlatoonLeader (alsoMC)
LM-LegionofMerit Pit-Pilot USN-UnitedStatesNavy
Ln-Liaison PltTng-PilotTraining(Attendingordid USNA-UnitedStatesNavalAcademy
LnO-LiaisonOfficer notgraduate) USNPGS-USNavyPostGraduateSchool
Lt-Lieutenant PltTng(P)-PilotTrainingGraduate Vi-VirginIslands
lLt-lstLieutenant PltTngSq-Pilot Training Squadron(Gp w-with
2Lt-2dLieutenant orWg) WARC-WestemAirRescueCenter
Lt(jg)-LieutenantJuniorGrade POW-PrisonerofWar WCMR-Westem ContractManagement
MAAG-Military Assistance Advisory P&P-PlansandPrograms Region
Group PR-PuertoRico WCommRgn-Westem Communications
MAAMA-Middletown AMA Prcht-Parachute Region
MAC-MilitaryAirliftCommand ProcO-ProcurementOfficer Wded-Wounded
MACV-Military Assistance Command Prof-Professor Wds-Wounds
Vietnam ProjEngr-ProjectEngineer WESTAF-WestemTransportAir
Maint-Maintenance Psth-Posthumously Force
Maj-Major RAF-RoyalAirForce(UnitedKingdom) Wg-Wing
MASpSq-MilitaryAirliftSpecialSquad- RAFStn-RoyalAirForceAirStation WkConSupvr-Work ControlSupervisor
ron Rcn-Reconnaissance Wpns-Weapons
MASq-Military AirliftSquadron(Gpor Reapt-Reappointed WRAMA-WamerRobinsAMA
Wg) Res-Reserve WRGH-Walter Reed General Hospital
MATS-Military AirTransportService Resd-Resigned WSS-WarfareSystems School
MC-MarineCorps(alsoUSMC) Ret-Retired Wx-Weather
M&CSq-MappingandChartingSquadron Rgn-Region WxRcnSq-WeatherReconnaissance
MechEngr-Mechanical Engineer ROAMA-RomeAMA Squadron
Med-Medical ROTC-ReserveOfficersTraining
MG-MajorGeneral Corps
MgtAnlysO-Management Analysis Of- RTD-Research and Technology Divi-
ficer sion
MgtEngr-ManagementEngineer SAAMA-SanAntonioAMA
MH-MedalofHonor SAC-StrategicAirCommand
MIA-MissinginAction SatlConO-SatelliteControlOfficer
MOAMA-MobileAMA SAWC-(USAF) Special Air Warfare
MOL-MannedOrbitingLaboratory Center
Msg-Missing SBAMA-SanBernardinoAMA
Msl-Missile Sch-School
MslMaintSq-MlssileMaintenance SctySerSch-SecurityServiceSchool
Squadron(GporWg) SctySq-SecuritySquadron(GporWg)
Msn-Mission Secy-Secretary
The ALPHABETICAL LOCATOR of GRADUATES of the USAF ACADEMY
THIS LOCATOR INCLUDES THE PRESENT NAME OF EVERY GRADUATE OF THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY STARTING WITH ITS FIRST GRADUATING
CILNASWSHICOFH H3EJGURNEADU1A9T5E9D.. EACH CLASS IS LISTED WITHIN THE REGISTER IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, AND EACH MAN IS LISTED ONLY WITH THE Cl ASS
IN THIS LOCATOR A GRADUATE'S NAME IS FOLLOWED BY HIS FILE NUMBER, THE FIRST TWO DIGITS OF WHICH INDICATE THE CLASS IN WHICH HE WAS
GRADUATED. TO LOCATE ANY GRADUATE, FIND HIS NAME IN THE ALPHABETICAL LOCATOR, DETERMINE HIS FILE NUMBER, AND FINALLY TURN TO THAT
NUMBER WITHIN THE BODY OF THE REGISTER.
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