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Duncan McDonald McDonald '46 Yes Yes USAF July '51 to Nov 1st Lt Flying Class 53-G - Fighter Pilot in F-86's, Did not get to Korea. '56 J. Godfrey Crowe Crowe '47 Yes Yes Information Information Colonel Retired 1975 Needed Needed John LeMoyne Ellicott Ellicott '47 Yes Yes USN 1954-58 LT After OCS and Naval Justice School, served in the office of the Judge Advocate General with Commander Air Force Pacific Fleet (1955-7) and with the Appellate Section of Navy JAG in the Pentagon (1957-8) arguing courts martial appeal cases before the Boards of Review and the Court of Military Appeals. Bradford S. Granum Granum '47 Yes No Navy -1979 Captain Submarine service. Donald Harris Harris '47 Yes Yes Army Counter 1951-54 Information Needed Special Agent Intelligence Corps Jonathan L. Holman Holman '47 Yes No Information Information Colonel Needed Needed David Marsh Marsh '47 Yes No Marines Information Information Needed Needed William Bashore Bashore '48 Yes Yes USAF 1956-58 Captain US and Germany, Dental Service. Gil Bogley Bogley '48 Yes Yes US Army Artillery Sept 1952 - Sept 1st Lt. Korean War, Bronze Star 1954 Emerson Gardner Gardner '48 Yes Yes US Navy Reserve - 1954-57 Ltg Based at Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Md. and Anacostia, DC Supply Corps Michael M. Duffy Duffy '49 Yes No Information Information Colonel Needed Needed Burnham C. McCaffree McCaffree '49 Yes Yes Navy Information Admiral Needed Chris Slonaker Slonaker '49 Yes Yes Marines 1953 - 1955 1st Lieutenant Pacific Theater William Landon Banfield III Banfield '50 Yes No USAF 1959-61 3rd Mate and LT Senior Grade (USNR) Halleck Butts Butts '50 Yes Yes USAF 18 AUGUST, Captain 1954 - 17 AUGUST 1957 Active Duty, Plus Subsequent Reserve Time. Flight surgeon. Germany. Primary Duty: B - 47 Copilot Jerry Fitzgerald Fitzgerald '50 Yes Yes Navy 1955 - 1959 Lieutenant Flight training NAS Pensacola, designated Naval Aviator l956, qualified in multi-engine, single engine and helicopters aboard ship(carriers), NAS Key West, numerous deployments on Atlantic Fleet carriers. Delivered from Sikorsky factory and ran evaluation on first "all weather" helicopter. Wrote original instruction manual for receiving and launching helicopters from carriers(they didn't know that I was ADD). Discharged out of NAS Key West, l959. Kleber Masterson, Jr. Bob Norris Masterson Norris '50 '50 Yes Yes Yes Yes USN USMC 1950-1982 1955-58 Rear Admiral Information Needed B.S. U.S. Naval Academy (1954); M.S. (Physics) U.S. Naval Postgraduate School (1961); Ph.D. (Physics) University of California at San Diego (1963) (first Ph.D. in physics from UCSD) - Career focused on introduction of new technologies into the fleet. Served in seven ships, including commanding U.S.S. Preble (DLG-15) in Vietnam War. Worked in development, production and support of weapons systems as Captain and Rear Admiral. Worked in analysis of weapons needs in several assignments. Chief of Studies Analysis and Gaming Agency, doing analysis and wargaming for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc from 1982-1992 (retired as partner and vice president). Science Applications International 1992-1998) (Senior Vice President). Awards include Defense Superior Service Medal, 3 awards of the Legion of Merit, 3 awards of the Navy Commendation Medal (two with combat "V"). B.S.(Engineering) U. S. Naval Academy; M.S.(Physics) U. S. Naval Postgraduate School; Ph.D.(Physics); University of California, San Diego; Advanced Management Program, Harvard Business School. Served in seven cruisers and destroyers. Commanded USS Preble in VIetnam. Project Manager Antiship Missile Defense Project. Executive Assistant and Naval Aide to the Secretary of the Navy. Deputy Commander Naval Sea Systems Command for Surface to Surface and Surface to Air Weapons Systems. Chief, Studies and Analysis Agency, Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Awarded Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit (three times), Navy Commendation I served in the 12th Medal Marines, (three the times, artillery twice regiment with combat of the "V"). 3rd Marine Division. Richard (Dick) Beatty Beatty '51 Yes Yes U.S. Army, 1956-1959 Sargent Counter Intelligence Corps Richard Beers Beers '51 Yes Yes US Navy 1951-1056 Lieutenant Midshipman NROTC Brown Univ. 1956-59 Active USN. 1960- 62 Active Reserve Willard A. Holbrook Holbrook '51 Yes Yes Army 1955-1985 Colonel - 4th AD (TX & Germany) - USASA (VA) - RVN Abn Bde - 82d Abn Div (NC & Dom Rep) - 18th Abn Corps (NC) - MACV - USMA - Berlin Bde - USAREur - Sixth Army - FEMA Region X. Roy H. Lynn Lynn '51 Yes Yes USAF Information Needed Colonel Pilot Peter L. Smith Smith '51 Yes Yes Navy 1957 - 1967 Lieutenant Senior Grade Don Wight Wight '51 Yes Yes USN 1955-1977 CDR USN R Pilot I attended Officers Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1957 and graduated as a U.S. Navy Ensign. I served on active duty in the Naval Security Group for eleven years, serving in Taiwan, Turkey, Japan, and the Washington, DC area. Several of these tours were on assignment to the National Security Agency. Alonzo O. Bliss Bliss '52 Yes No Information Information Lieuenant Needed Needed Charles Buchanan Buchanan '52 Yes Navy 1956-1961 Information Needed He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland with a degree in Engineering. He holds a Masters Degree in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. and a Masters Degree in Business Management from MIT (Sloan School of Management). Member of the Executive Council of the Luso-American Development Foundation since 1988. After serving in the US Navy, he joined the US State Department Diplomatic Service, where he served for 24 years with the Agency for International Development and was responsible for managing Economic Cooperation Programs in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Central America and Portugal. Champ Buck Buck '52 Yes No US Army 1957-79 Colonel Armor, Ordance. Served US, Germany, Vietnam, Korea. West Point, Airborne Training, GA Tech (MSEE) West Point Professor, Senior Service School, combat tour Vietnam. Robert England Bob '52 Yes Yes US Army March 1957-Oct 1960 SP6 I was with the Nike Hercules program for about 40 months and was in a special group that developed this missile system. William C. Gawler Gawler '52 Yes Yes Air Force 1954 - 1983 Colonel Command Pilot, Management, Command. US, UK, Greece, Vietnam, Thailand, Iceland. Pilot Training instruction, Fighter Operations-Air Defense Command, Tactical Air Command, Air Forces Europe, Veitnam (combat), Senior Service School, Management, Command. Lloyd Kriner Kriner '52 Yes Yes US Navy 6/30/52 (Approx.) Lt Graduate US Naval Academy. - 6/30/64 Dan Thompson Thompson '52 Yes Yes Marines 1956 - 1958 1st Lieutenant 4th Bat. 10th Marines 2nd. Division Ricardo Alfaro II Alfaro '53 Yes Yes U.S. Army - SIgnal Corps 1954 - 1956 PFC Had assignments at Ft. Campbell, KY with 511ABN Signal Company, 11ABN DIV, and Airfield Operations Unit, Ft. Rucker, Alabama where I was Ground Controlled Approach (GCA) Radar Final Approach Controller with IFR rating. William Chadduck Chadduck '53 Yes Yes Air Force 1967 - 1969 Captain Hospital Neurosurgeon Clark Air Base, Philippines during the Vietnam conflict. Provided neurosurgical treatment for Vietnam vet casualties, civilian patients from Philippines. Alfred Pasternak Pasternak '53 Yes Yes US Air Force 1960-66 Information Needed Donald Whalen Whalen '53 Yes Yes Army 7July 1953 - 30 Brigadier General April 1985 John Hains Hains '54 Yes Yes Army Information Information Needed Needed Paul Kern Kern '54 Yes Yes US Navy 1959 - 1962 Lt. Jr. (Ltjg) Richard Dortzbach Dortzbach '55 Yes Yes Army 1964 - 1974 Captain Captain in a medical unit of the U.S. Army Reserves in Madison, WI Bill Granik Granik '55 Yes Yes U.S. Army Reserve July - December 1962 Private First Class
Charles Hayes Hayes '55 Yes Yes Army 1955-1964 Captain Father of Matt Hayes '87, West Point graduate. Indeed, I did serve in the military. Upon graduating from Landon in 1955, I entered the United States Military Academy at West Point. I graduated in 1959 as a Second Lieutenant in the Regular Army. My branch of service was the Artillery. I attended and graduated from the Artillery Basic Officers Course at Ft. Sill, OK and Fort Bliss, TX , Ranger School and Airborne School at Fort Benning, GA, and the Army Fixed Wing Flight School at Fort Rucker, AL. After this schooling, I was assigned to the 3rd Aviation Battalion of the 3rd Infantry Division in Kitzingen, Germany. I spent three years there flying the East German border during the era of the Berlin wall crisis, Jack Kennedy's "Ich bien ein Berliner" visit, and his subsequent assassination, in addition to time on the Battalion staff. I returned the CONUS in May of 1964, resigned my commission and entered civilian life. Jack Kneipple Kneipple '55 Yes Yes Navy Information Information Needed Needed Gordon Littlefield Littlefield '55 Yes Yes US Navy 1954-1967 Lt USNA Graduate. Naval Aviator. Carrier based F-8 fighter pilot. Sam Milliken Milliken '55 Yes Yes US Army 1959-1962 Specialist 5 Neuropsychiatric Technician, Assistant to Division Psychiatrist in Korea. Thomas Baskett Baskett '56 Yes Yes Information Information Information Needed Needed Needed Blackie Bruner Bruner '56 Yes Yes USN 1967-70 Lt. Cmdr Medical Corps. Served US and Vietnam. Opthamamologist aboard ship "Repose" during Tet Offensive, Vietnam Vet, Bethesda Naval Hosptial Alfred Elbrick Elbrick '56 Yes Yes USMC Sept 1960- Captain 1302 (Engineer) Quantico, Camp Lejune, Okinawa, 3rd Division Engineer October 1963 Tom Kern Kern '56 Yes Yes US Army 1960-61 Information Needed Heaton Nash Nash '56 Yes Yes Information Information Information Needed Needed Needed Bill Poulton Poulton '56 Yes Yes USN 5/50-10/63, 1963- Information Needed 1980 (Reserves) Served aboard the Uss Thetis Bay (LPH-6) as OI Division Officer, CIC Watch officer and OOD. Left active duty in late '63, but stayed in the Naval Reserve in various billets, retiring from the Navy in 1980 as a Commander. Active Duty included participating in the Cuban Blockade in the early 60's. Al Veerhoff Veerhoff '56 Yes Yes Army 1960 - 1962 Infantry After training at Fort Riley Kansas for a year, I was sent to Camp Kaiser in Korea, 7th Division, just below the DMZ, where I was an infantryman, an MP and finally a supply clerk. I left as a Pfc because there were too few openings for me to be promoted to E-4, I left the Army in June 1962. Interesting enough, some of those about to leave decided to take an extra year of service in that combat laboratory in Vietnam. Had they left after that year, they would not have seen combat because the MAC advisers were still working with Vietnamese troops and not conducting separate operations. I was in an infantry unit, in Korea, north of the 38th parallel and south of the DMZ, 1961-62. I carried a rifle, and I got a Good Conduct Medal. Francis Williams Williams '56 Yes Yes Air Force 1962-67 Captain Served in 74th Air Defense Missile Squadron, Duluth, MN Ralph Bennett, Jr. Bennett '57 Yes Yes Army 1961-63 Captain Leo Butler Butler '57 Yes Yes Information Information Captain Needed Needed E. Morris Davis IV Davis '57 Yes Yes Information Information Commander Needed Needed Russell Mott Mott '57 Yes Yes Information Information Information Needed Needed Needed Peter Sendroy Sendroy '57 Yes Yes USAF 1964-68 Information Needed Served 2 yr. USAF Dental Corps,Lowery AFB,Denver Colorado Ward T. Smith Smith '57 Yes Yes US Army October 1966 October1968 Richmond Campbell Campbell '58 Yes Yes USMC 1959 - 1965 (active duty Jan 1960 - June 1960; otherwise reserves) Captain Catptain JAGC USNR Roy Cole Cole '58 Yes Yes USMA Colonel Graduate US Military Academy. Medical Officer. US Army Medical Corps. 1st Cavalry Division. 673 Medical Detachment. Central Highlands, Vietnam. 10/66-5/68 Weed Army Hospital Ft. Irwin, CA 5/68-8/68. Honorable discharge 1965 John Doll Doll '58 Yes No USN Information E-5 John attended the Naval Academy but left prior to graduation, serving as an E5. Needed Henry Fowler Fowler '58 Yes Yes USAF Information LCDR Air Force pilot. Vietnam. Shot down over Hanoi. POW. Needed John Hardisty Hardisty '58 Yes Yes Army 1960 - 1963 Information Needed Stationed in the Phillipines Frank Hughes Hughes '58 Yes Yes USN Jun 62-July 84 Commander Graduated from the Naval Academy. Served aboard the initial flagship for the quarantine line in the Cuban Missile Crisis. Shipboard service in the Vietnam War in the Tonkin Gulf in the years 1966, 1968 and 1972-73. Gerry Luedeman Luedeman '58 Yes Yes USN Information Information Needed Needed Mike McConihe McConihe '58 Yes USN Information Information Needed Needed Robert G. Oliver Oliver '58 1st USCGR and 1965-1995 Catptain JAGC JAGC Reserve '67-'95; enlisted USCGR '65-'67 2nd USNR USNR Klaas van Esselstyn van Esselstyn '58 Yes Yes USMC 1962-1989 Colonel I was an aviator flying F-4s, F/A-18s, and many other types. I graduated from Navy Test Pilot School as well as the Navy War College. Interspersed with flying I was a staff officer at HQs USMC in Washington, DC, and EUCOM HQs in Stuttgart, GE. Bob Zuckert Zuckert '58 Yes Yes USMC Information Information Needed Marine Air unit and was at Vieques PR and GITMO Needed Lee Donovan Donovan '59 Yes Yes Army 1964-1966 Active E-5 After basic training at Ft. Jackson, SC . I went to Ft. Campbell, home of the 101st Airborne where I trained as Duty 1966-1972 Active Reserves a medic. After duty, I was in the Active Reserves Stationed with a US Army General Hospital Unit as a labortary tech, e-ray tech and EKG tech. My claim to fame is that I gave General Westmoreland an EKG at the Pentagon while I was on active duty. Stephen Kneipple Kneipple '59 Yes Yes USAF March 3, 1964 to Captain June 28, 1968 Robert E. Buchanan Buchanan '60 Yes Yes Navy 1964 - 1970 (more years in Inactive Reserves) Reid Dennis Dennis '60 Yes Yes USMC 1964-1967 DS-2/Captain Infantry Platoon Leader, wounded in Vietnam LCDR After graduating from Yale in 1964, I was commissioned as an Ensign in the Navy through the Reserve Officer Candidate (ROC) program and began a tour on the USS America CVA 66 which was the first aircraft carrier to return to “fossil fuel” after the nuclear powered Enterprise. I next attended the Defense Language Institute and learned Chinese for a year before being sent to Hakata, Japan where I spent 3 years engaged in special operations in SE Asia. I left active duty in 1970 and returned to this area to work in the family business, but I stayed in the inactive Reserves for several more years for a total service of 12-13 years. Peter Gibb Gibb '60 Yes Yes USAF 1967-71 Captain Served 3 years as communications officer in Wasserkuppe, Germany. While on active duty, also travelled Europe as part of acting troupe, entertaining US troops in Europe. Philip V. Lowenthal Lowenthal '60 Yes Yes USAF Feb 65-August 1989 Information Needed Navigator. Throught the United States,Thailand,Vietnam, United Kingdom, Italy, Turkery. Flew in B-52, AC- 130 and F-111, accummulating 3,900 hourss flying time. Plans officer in NATO and JUSMMAT Joe McCain McCain '60 Yes Yes Information Information Information Needed Needed Needed George G. Poole Poole '60 Yes Yes US Army 1966-1987 Major Armored Cavalry. Germany, Vietnam, Korea, USA. In Germany Armored Cavalry Troop Commander in Vietnam (1st Sqdn, 4th Cavalry Qtr. Cav), 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One), Awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star with V (twice), 2 meritorious Service Medals, several unit citations, etc. Steven Rodis Rodis '60 Yes Yes USN 1970-79 CMDR Brooks Brown Brown '61 Yes Yes US Navy Medical 1973-76 Captain Chief of Ophthalmology, U,S. Naval Hospital Annapolis, Maryland and U.S. Naval Academy Corp Ridge Grant Grant '61 Yes Yes USN July 17, 1965 - August 18, 1970 Lt I served in Newport, R.I. and Athens, Georgia. After that I served a year's tour of duty at the NATO base at Keflavik, Icelsnd. My last tour of duty was as an officer at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D. C. David Madison Madison '61 Yes Yes Army 1968-69 Information Needed Although I had orders for Viet Nam twice, I ended up being stationed at the DASA (Defense Atomic Support Agency) Sandia Base with the 901st Military Intelligence unit in charge of security for Sandia Base, Nevada Test Site, and Johnson Atoll. John J. Rhodes III Rhodes '61 Yes No Army 1965 - 1970 Captain Military Intelligence, Service in Vientnam as advisor to Vietnamese military, 1969 - 1970, Bronze Star Ed Sears Sears '61 Yes Yes U.S.ARMY 1965-1971 E-5 RESERVE Harrison Brand Brand '62 Yes Yes USMC 1966-72 Captain Helicopter Pilot Vietnam Ord Elliott Elliott '62 Yes Yes USMC 1966-1969 Rifle Platoon Commander in Vietnam Samuel O. Lane Lane '62 Yes Yes Air Force 67-94 Colonel Command Pilot. Vietnam Vet. Jonathan Parker Parker '62 Yes Yes U.S. Naval 1967-1969 Lieutenant Viet Nam Veteran- destroyers Reserve Randolph T. Poore Poore '62 Yes No Army Information Brigadier General Needed John Slidell Slidell '62 Yes Yes Army 1969-70 Lieutenant I am a graduate of Benning School for Boys (aka U S Army Infantry Platoon Leader Program) and served in Vietnam 1969-1970 as a Lieutenant in I Corps. Pierce Smith Smith '62 Yes Yes US Coast Guard 9/66 - 1/70 (active) and 1/70 - 9/72 (reserve) Lieutenant Three extended trips aboard a polar icebreaker includng one to Antartica and around the world
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