US Air Force Institute of Technology - Integrator Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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1 E-55 Engineering Sciences The two-year program in engineering sciences provides the student with a choice of one of two options-Aero-Mechanical or Electronics. The Aero-Mechanical Option is a course of study in aerodynamics, aircraft propulsion, and aircraft structures. Electives available in the second year permit special emphasis in any one of these fields and also allow the student to broaden himself in other fields such as industrial management, physics and mathematics. Left to right: FRONT ROW: Capt. James C. Meier, Major Clarence N. Chamberlain, Lt. Jerome A. Forte, Capt. Milton E. Allen, Capt. William A. Smith, Capt. John A. Thompson, Lt. John D. Dalton, Capt. Alfred P. Janson. MIDDLE ROW: Major Ernest F. Moore, Capt. Harley L. Grimm, Major William E. Harlan, Lt. Harry O. Graham, Lt. Robert G. Elliott, Capt. George F. Drury, Capt. John O. Copley, Jr. BACK ROW: John C. Tracey, Jr., Capt. Carl F. Hale, Jr., Capt. Bernard W. Kyes, Lt. James V. Kennedy, Major John J. Bily, Section Leader, Major How- ard M. Lane, Capt. William O. Troetschel, Lt. Raymond R. Rath. 60

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GNE-55 Graduate Nuclear Engineering The Nuclear Engineering curriculum initiated resident training at the Institute in an area which will be of increasing importance to the Air Force. The curriculum emphasizes nuclear physics and related fundamentals but includes application to engineering prob- lems of particular Air Force interest. Considerable use is made of Wright Air Develop- ment Center facilities. Left to right: FRONT ROW: Lt. William Kirlin, Lt. Stewart Singer, Lt. Donald Bowen, Lt. Harold Kramer, Lt. Aubrey Calton, Lt. Robert Webb. MIDDLE ROW: Lt. Claude Stephenson, Lt, John MacCallum, Lt. Charles Mac- Carthy, Lt. Ardis Cole, Lt. Kenneth Otto, Lt. Ted Hall, Capt. Walter Jones, Sec. Ldr. BACK ROW: Lt. Frank Vinz, Lt. Merwin Sherline, Lt. Wion Worsley, Lt. Roger Hard, Lt. James Herman. 59

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2E-55 Engineering Sciences The two-year program in engineering sciences provides the student with a choice of one of two options-Aero-Mechanical or Electronics. The Electronics Option is a well- defined course of study in communications and servomechanisms. Electives available in the second year permit special emphasis in any one of these fields and also allow the student to broaden himself in other fields such as industrial management, physics, and mathematics. l Left to right: FRONT ROW: Capt. Edward Harney, Lt. Alton A. Eichelkraut, Lt. Harry W. Collison, Capt. John W. Planinac, Capt. Harold L. Dillingham, Major Robert J, Wilson, Section Leader, Lt. Clarence S. Kuritzky, Capt. James R. Stimson. MIDDLE ROW: Capt. Thomas H. McCown, Jr., Capt. Webster Y. Barth, Lt. Robert W. Smith, Capt. Bennie Castillo, Capt. Dale F. Haberman, Lt. Jay E. Currie, Jr., Lt. Robert D. Gerzine. BACK ROW: Capt. Richmond L. Miller, Jr., Major George W. LaVie, Jr., Capt. Michael M. Kovach, Major William D. Greenfield, Capt. Frank J. Heffer- nan, Capt. Leland S. Fields, Jr., Capt. George T. Hankins, Major Delbert R. Lawson. 61