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WITH flags flying high and men at attention, Mario Ruggia is recognized as the Outstanding Cadet of the Month. He was one of several cadets chosen this year. THE AFROTC Band played as an added attraction to the Sabres and the Angels at the pre-Homecoming show. Drill, Class Program Turns Out Officers AFROTC cadets are administered by a Wing staff which includes Philip Jones, Whayne Moore, William Latham, Millard Smith, and Jim Bennett. Weekly drill sessions and classes on air science and tactics unite to form a thorough traininc tor future United States Air Force officers. The AFROTC is an elective program. To the student interested in combininr; his mili- tary duties with his academic preparation at North Texas, the program offers a special opportunity. Designed to train future Air Force officers, the pro- gram consists of two years of basic training and two years of advanced training in Air Science. After this training, the cadet is eligible for a commission as a Second Lieuten- ant in the U. S. Air Force. Upon satisfactory passing of mental and physical tests, cadets who display a desire to become competent AF pilots are eligible for flight instruction. During the sum- mer, some of the cadets attend summer training camps. The NT program is directed by Lt. Col. Benjamin Wid- mann, professor of Air Science. Sending under him are Lt. Col. Nash Lorino, Capt. Henry L. Walker, Capt. Douglas A. Harrison Jr., Capt. Vinson G. Cargile. AFROTC instructors include T. Sgt. John Truitt Jr., Ronald E. Hoch, James E. Brown, and Bert Murphy. The cadets are administered through a Wing staff composed of 11 cadet officers.
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ADMINISTRATIVE personnel for the AFROTC at NT are Lt. Col. Benjamin Widmann, Lt. Col. Nash Lorino, Capt. Henry L. Walker, Capt. Douglas A. Harrison Jr., and Capt. Vinson G. Cargile. A A -4 CADETS mingle with civilians as they watLh the ball game after the ceremony, which presented the outstanding squadrons. INSTRUCTORS on the AFROTC staff are T. Sgt. John Truitt Jr., S. Sgt. Ronald E. Hoch, S. Sgt. James E. Brown, and Airman 1 C. Bert Murphy. ( . i — i— ' ' ' - h V WITH the NT band standing at attention, the Sabres perform for football fans dur- ing Corps Night. The performance is pre- sented each year at one of the home games. I
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LEFT, left . . . The Angel Flight performs with the Sabres in a demonstration on the UB slab to kick off the Homecoming weekend. TWO riflemen get ready to shoot during one of their practices for competition with other units in the area. HIP ONETW OTHREEFOUR THE SABRES STRUT THROUGH ONE OF THEIR WELL-KNOW N PRECISION DRILLS. 296
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