United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

 - Class of 1971

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COL. FREDERICK A. SMITH, JR. MECHANICS Although we had enlLTcd another course ' F = MA we (lid find moments of frustration as bet from alpha to omej -a. P ven thou ' h the fri our old friends from Physics we still found our Yes, we found that mechanics was a ilynami ' gap to higher education. After all was said am solids. ive attemple .■l)ody liagr elves at the cour.se that done we fou u.se our now mastered learn the Creek alpha- and sliding lioxes uere I ' d spinning our wheels, uld help us bridge the •V fluent in First Row: MAJ I. Gorhardt, MAJ R. Giuliano. LTC C. Radlcr, COL F. Smith, LTC J. DaiKh. LTC J. Stro- zier, LTC J. Shea. Second Row: MAJ J. Harring-ton, MAJ C. .Mcrriam, MAJ N Nydcjcffur CF ' T G Brunnhoeffer, MAJ D. Stroet, MAJ E. Tczak, MAJ C. Tate. Third Row: M. J R, Clas.s, CPT P Mlakar ' MAJ H. Faery, MAJ P. Murphy, MAJ D. Dice, CPT R. Amrine. MAJ J Harris,, ri, CPT F. Cardile, Fourth Row: MAJ R. Kewley, MAJ J. Betl.s, MAJ P. Heimdahl, MAJ J. Rn cr, M. J J. Diinmver MAJ I) While side. Fifth Row: MAJ F. Redd, MAJ J. Eliot, MAJ R. Bellows, M. J A. Kusehner. Sixtii Row: MAJ P Buy Ian, MAJ P. Svkes, CPT R. CraiKhill.

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ifll0 ' First Row: MAJ A. N. Crowell, LTC T. C. Biel, COL T. E. Rogers, COL J. M. Pollin, COL J. S. B. Dick, COL W. H. Karstedt, LTC D. H. Cameron, LTC R. R. Redhair. Second Row: MAJ J. L. Kays, MAJ W. G. Kosco, MAJ G. R. Duncan, MAJ A. Z. Miller, MAJ A. P. Blasco, MAJ R. L Carlson, MAJ M. B. Harden, MAJ D. G. Barney. Third Row: MAJ L. C. Gregor, MAJ D. F. Means, MAJ J. E. Revnokls, MAJ J. C. Connolly, CPT R. W. Linu, MAJ J. H. Lane, MAJ A. J. Genelli, MAJ M. J. Dwyer, LTC J. ' w. McNulty. Fourth Row: MAJ J. K. Solomon, MAJ L. E. Welsh, MAJ F. W. Farrell, CPT M. R. Cook, MAJ G. W. Bowers, MAJ Q. P. Boyd, MAJ R. J. Castleman, MAJ A. B. Seidel, MAJ W. R. Shope. Fifth Row: MAJ C. H. Perrine, MAJ R. ' a. ' Brown, MAJ W. Kahn, MAJ R. J. Hesch, MAJ C. W. Tinnemever, MAJ T. H. Rousseau, MAJ J. S. Armstrong, MAJ D. E. Schorr. Sixth Row: MAJ P. A. Wilbur, MAJ R. C. Sadler, MAJ W. J. Greif. MAJ J. W. Searles, MAJ F. N. Halley, MAJ G. J. Thorson, MAJ E. G. Zenker, MAJ F. T. Blanda, MAJ D L Ben. choff. Seventh Row: LTC R. D. Miller, MAJ B. H. Custer, MAJ R. D. Marcinkowski, MAJ L. A. Bender MAJ W. E. Seltz, MAJ D. J. Phillips, MAJ E. D. Maddox, MAJ T. R. Ba.xter, MAJ G. Q, Coe. Eighth Row: MAJ D. R. Spangler, CPT R. C. Buckncr, MAJ N. E. Jarock, MAJ W. C. Conley, MAJ G. L. Gunderman MAJ R. A. McDonald, MAJ J. L Crowther, MAJ E. E. Hildreth, MAJ R. A. Gagliano. MATH Question? Take Boards — The Old Familiar phrase we became so accustomed to our first two years. They left us so confused we could not differentiate up from down. The instructors told us that we would have to integrate what we were learning into our roles as junior lieutenants. Of course, math did culturalize us as we became accjuaint- ed with such foreign artists as Runga Kutta and others. Eventually we made it through those character building two years and formed the conclusion that, after all, math really wasn ' t fun. COL. JOHN S. DICK



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COL. RICHARD L. GRUENTHER OFFICE OF MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS Well, the two up and one back l)oys had a real change of heart this year. After a brief look at stability operations the real battle for the hearts and Minds of people began. In branch selection as in its other instruction OMI attempted to keep us in- formed on the latest developments. What with Murph the Surf showing us how to pick locks and the Lonesome End telling how he received his signals we had a vast background of knowledge upon which to base the most important decision of our lives. After we ordered our cars we then sought to pick a branch and unit that would insure ideal operating and maintenance facilities. This worry was soon washed away, however, as we found at the branch receptions that the army is well oiled wherever you go. First Row: SGM W. Parson, MAJ M. Hague, LTC J. Tower, LTC S. Vincent, COL R. Gruenther, LTC R. Ayers, LTC E. Rhodes, MAJ M. Busby. Second Row: MAJ J. Blanton, MAJ J. Scott, MAJ T. Brett, MAJ T. Stroup, MAJ W. Stockman, MAJ R. Baugh. Third Row: MAJ J. Hahn, MAJ J. Berinato, MAJ J. Fanning, MAJ W. Schneider, MAJ T. Karr, MAJ R. Garretson. Fourth Row: MAJ H. Covington, MAJ J. Harmon, ILT G. Dycus, MAJ W. Hartzog, MAJ P. Murphy. Fifth Row: MAJ Q, Carpenter, CPT J. Hutcheson, CPT W. Hussong, MAJ W. Lehrfeld, MAJ M. Morin. Sixth Row: MSG J. Roach, CPT G. Jugenheimer, CPT J. Jenl ins, SP5 D. Van Hecl e. Seventh Row: SFC R. Dell, MSG C. Gupton, SFC J. Brown, MAJ R. Albertella, SFC S. Glass, MSG E. Woods. Eighth Row: MSG R. Hose, MSG R. Wilson, SFC R. Lewis, SFC J. Keene, SFC G. Hurlet, SFC J. Gibson, SFC W, Lawrence. Ninth Row: MSG H. Shank, SFC J. Tibbit, SFC P. Clark, SFC R. Ancho, SGM F. Sammis. I

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