AETC In Profile

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AETCIN PROFILEby

Ann K. Hussey

Office of History and ResearchHeadquarters, Air Education and Training Command

Randolph AFB, TexasMay 2000


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PREFACE

A work like this, covering over 58 years o f the com mand's history, is a collabora-tive effort. Most of the information from 1943 through 1974 came from an earlier workcompiled by Lloyd H. Cornett, Jr., and MSgt James H. McDermid and published by thethen-ATC History and Research Division entitled "Bases, Bosses, and Budgets of AirTraining Comm and 1943-1974." Information from 1942 and after 1 974 came from thecommand histories compiled by the current historians and our many predecessors.

Finding new photographs for this study led us to the collection of yearbooks andclass books maintained in the AETC History Office. These books provided photographicinsights into the various eras portrayed in this study. Including pictures from them givesus glimpses into the past. Graphic artist Joe Beach from the Randolph Mu litmedia Ce ntercreated the artwork that graces this cover. We thank him for his time and talent inadapting the design from the cover of a Barksdale Field y earbook, circa 1947 .

We owe special thanks to Mrs PatriciaE. Parrish, who took on the tremendous taskof laying out the entire study. She spent countless hours rearranging the data and fitting inthe pictures, adding immeasurably to the book's eye-catching appeal. Her work hascaptured something of the spirit of AETC's past and has m ade this volume far better thanit otherwise would have been. Any errors of fact or interpretation are ours alone.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title Page .......................... .. ......................................................................................Preface..........................................................................................................................Table of Con tents .........................................................................................................

List of Photographs......................................................................................................Prologue .......................................................................................................................

..............................................A Chronology of Organizational Cha nges in the HQ sKey Personnel- HQ AETC........................................................................................

.........................................................................................................CommanderVice Com mander ..................................................................................................

.........................................................................Command C hief Master S ergeantDirector of Staff....................................................................................................Chaplain ................................................................................................................Civil Engineer ............ ... ...................................................................................

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Communications and Information....................................................................................................................................................Comm unity C ollege Affairs

Comptroller ................. ... ...................................................................................Education ............................................................................................................

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Flying Training .....................................................................................................Historian .................. .... ..................................................................................Information M anagement ............................. . . . . . . . . . . ..............................................Inspector General..................................................................................................Intelligence ...........................................................................................................

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Loglstlcs.......................................................................................................................................................................................Office of Foreign M ilitary Affairs

...........................................................................................................OperationsPersonnel..............................................................................................................Plans and Programs.............................................................................................

........................................................................................................Public Affairs. .

.............................................................................................................RecruitmgSafety ..................................................................................................................Security Forces ...................................................................................................Services ................... .................. ................... ................... ................... ...................Staff Judge Advocate .......................... .. .............................................................

...............................................................................................................Surgeon. .

Technical Traintng................................................................................................Current AET C B ases.......................... . . . . . . . . ..................................................................

Altus AFB , Oklahoma ............. ............... ............... ............... ............... .............. . . .

.................................................................................Columbus AF B, M ississippiGoodfellow AF B, Texas........................ .. ..........................................................

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Keesler AFB, Mississippi.................................................................................................................................Other M ajor O rganizations Currently Assigned

Second Air Force..................................................................................


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Current AETC Bases (con t'd)Lackland AFB. T exas...........................................................................................

Other Major Organizations Currently Assigned..........................................................................................................................59th Medical W ing

Laughlin AFB, Texas....................................................................................................... ...........................................................Little Rock AFB , Arkansas ..

Luke AFB. Arizona .............................................................................................Maxwell AFB, Alabama.............. .. ....................................................................

Other Major Organizations Currently Assign ed........................................Air University........................................................................................

Randolph AFB, Texas ..........................................................................................Other Major Organizations Currently Assigned............................................

Air Education and T raining Command..................................................Nineteenth Air Force.................. .. ...................................................

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Air Force Recru~ tlngService................................................................Sheppard AFB, Texas...........................................................................................

Other Major Organizations Currently Assigned............................................80th Flying Training Wing................. ................. .................. .................

Tyndall AFB, Florida.........................................................................................Vance AFB, Oklahoma.........................................................................................

AETC Units on Other MAJCOM B ases......................................................................58th Special Operations Wing................... .. .... ... .........................................

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336th Tralnlng Group................... .. .................................................................... .

381st Tralnlng Group.......................... ......... .........................................................Chro nolog y of Organizational Changes in the Field................................................AE TC Permanent Party Population......................... .. ...............................................

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Tr a ~ n l n gProduction .....................................................................................................Op erating Budget- FY 50-FY99................................................................................Status of Training Installations within AETC and Predecessor Commands...............


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LIST OF PHOTOGRA PHS

...................................................................1930s Flightline. Ran dolph Field. Texas.......................................AAF Flying Training Comm and HQs in Fort Wo rth, Texas

.......Gen Yount and his subordinate comm anders in AA F Training Command, 1943................................................................AAF Training Command HQs at Barksdale

...............................................................................Gunnery School at Tynd all FieldATC HQs at Scott AFB , 1949........................... .. .....................................................ATC HQs at Randolph AFB, 1957............................................................................1950s Recruiting P oster...............................................................................................Nineteenth Air Force Stand Up,1 Jul 93 ................... ...................... ...................... ....

..................................Randolph's aviation cadet complex as it appears in the 1990sAETC Comm anders.....................................................................................................

................................AETC Co mm ander Chief Master Sergeant William A. MilliganReligious Activities at Randolph, 1955......................... .. .........................................3510th Installations G roup at Randolph, 1955............................................................

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Comm unications repairmen, 1950 s.............................................................................Tuskegee Airmen, Payday, 1944................... .. ........................................................CAD RE students in wargaming exercise.....................................................................

............................MSgt Adrienne Dominic lectures at USAF Senior NCO AcademyTraining activities at Web b AFB, Texas, 1955.........................................................Randolph M useum , mid-1950s.................................................................................Adm inistrative staff at Barksdale, 19 47.......................................................................Base supply, 1955................................. ....... ................................................................

.........................Virgil I . Grissom, instructor pilot at Bryan AF B, Tex as, early 1950sWomen's Army A uxiliary Corps, Sep 43..................................................................

.....................................Public Affairs spe cialists on photographic assignment, 1955....................................Recruiting advertisement inSaturday Evening Post, Feb 50

..................................................351 1th Air Po lice Squad ron, Randolph AFB, 1955............................................................3510th US AF H ospital, Randolph AFB, 1955

Morse code instruction in Chicago, 1943................ ................. ................. ................ ..........................................................Cadet Day, Altus F ield, Oklahoma, Class 44A

..............................Cadets in new olive drab uniform, Goodfellow Field, C lass 42-F..............................OA-10 from emerg ency rescue school, Keesler Field, mid-1940s

............................................Basic military training, Lackland Air Base, Texas, 1947...................................................Keith Ferris paint design on T-37 at Laughlin, 199 1

..........................................Mechanics clean guns on F-80 at Luke AFB, early 1950s. .

OTS training a t Lackland, 1960s.................................................................................Randolph Field, 1929...............................................................................................

...................................................................Randolph "Taj Mahal" completed, 1931.................................................Air controllers in tow er at Tyndall Field, 1940s (top)

.....................................................Reading weather information off teletype (middle).........................................................Launching weather b alloon at Tyndall (bottom)

.......................First group o f aviation cadets arrive at Enid Field, Oklahom a, Dec 41.....................................BT-13s line runway at Waco Army A ir Field, Texas , 1940s

Survival training at Stead AFB , Nevada......................................................................


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.. 'PT-13 "Kaydets in flight.......................................................................................Physical training at OCS. Miami Beach. Florida. 1942.............................................

...............................................................T-6 a t Perrin AFB. Texas. 1948-1951 ...B-25 advanced twin-engine trainer at Goodfellow AFB. Tex as..................................Two-story wooden barracks at Lubbock AFB. Texas. in the 1950s.........................

. . ........................................................................................Altitude trainlng at TyndallB-2 6 "M arauder" at Perrin AFB . Texas. 195 1-1953 ...................................................T-33 at Williams AFB. Arizona. Jun 49......................................................................F-94C interceptor training at Moody AFB. Georgia. 1951-1959................................Winners of first USAF gunnery meet a t Las Vegas AFB. 1949 (top).........................RO TC cadets in T-29 "Flying Classroom." Harlingen AFB . Texas. Jul 53 (bottom).

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T-34A primary tra ~n ln g(top) .......................................................................................HH-43B practices fire suppression techniques (bottom).............................................T-37 at Bainbridge Air Base. G eorgia.....................................................................Basic flying training at Laredo AFB. Texas. Class 62-G................... .. .................Teletype operator training at F. E . Warren AFB. Wyoming ................... ... ...........Instructor goes over T-38 training mission with students............................................

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T-41 used in fl ~g htscreening program.........................................................................TC-54D navigator trainer.............................................................................................Gunter medical school graduates receive briefing at Wilford Hall...........................First female students enter flight screening at Hondo. Te xas. A ug 76........................Front gate at Craig AFB. Alabama..............................................................................Avionics training at Sheppard AFB. T exas...............................................................NA TO flags on display at 80th Flying Training Wing headqua rters......... .. ...........Class 93-05. final S UN T graduates at Mather AFB. C alifornia. Apr 93 (top)............La st T-43 departs Mather. M ay 93..............................................................................Technical training at Chanute Field. 1940s.................................................................First T-1A "Jayhaw k" at Reese AF B. Texas. Jan 92...................................................82d Flying Training Wing inactivation ceremony. Williams AFB. 31 Mar 93...........T-6 "Texan 11.. the new joint primary trainer.........................................................Preparin g for final T-37 training mission at Reese AFB. 24 Jun 9 6............................Students using missile procedures trainer at Vandenberg AFB. California. 1996......Rad ar training at Boca R aton AAF. Florida. in the 1940s............. ............... ...............Warrior W eek at Lackland. O ct 99 (two photos).....................................................Scenes from flightline at Webb AFB. Texas...............................................................Aviation cadets wearing various uniforms from early World WarI1 ..........................Photography training at Lowry Field. Colorado. late 1930s.....................................


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PROLOGUE

Born during the hurly-burly days of World War 11, Air Education and TrainingCommand (AETC) traces its lineage to 23 January 1942 when the C hief of the Army A irForces received authorization to establish the Army Air C orps Flying Training C omm andin Washington, D.C., under the command of Maj Gen Barton K. Yount. The youngcommand had a single mission- flying training. On 15 Ma rch 19 42, the organizationbecame the Army Air Forces Flying Training Command. A little over a year later, on31 July 1943, that m ission expanded to include military and technical training when theArmy Air Forces Technical Training Comm and merged with the Army Air Forces F lyingTraining Command, and the War Department redesignated the organization as the ArmyAir Forces Training Command (AAFTC). The merger created an organization with overone million people assigned at over 600 training installations, including 375 devoted toflying training.

Since those hectic years of World War 11, the men and women of AETC haveresponded to the surges in training requirements brought about by the Korean War, thewar in Vietnam , the C old War, and then adjusted to the periodic dow nsizing that a retu rnto peace always signaled. During these decades, AETC added and deleted various mis-sions. It gained and then lost operational aircrew training in the 1950s only to have itreturn in the 1990s. It picked up responsibility for recruiting in 1954. It also assumedresponsibility for the Air ForceS educational mission when Air University (AU) becamea part of ATC first between 1978 and 1983 and again in 1993 when A U was reassignedto the command. A s the new millennium dawns, the command is responsible for spec ial,continuing, and professional military education in addition to recruiting and basicmilitary, technical, and flying training.

This study focuses on the evolution of the command over the past three genera-tions, the ch anges in organization and basing structure over the years, a nd the acquisitionof new missions and responsibilities. It lists the commanders of AETCand its predeces-sor organizations, his staff, and the commanders of the various units in the field. Thestudy also contains population figures, budget data, and the number of students graduat-ing from command courses over the years. Looking a t the myriad changes that occurredduring the last 58 years, it is probably safe to assume that even more dramatic shifts lieahead.


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A CHRONOLOGY OF

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES IN THE HQS

23 Jan 42Air Education and Training Command (AETC) traces its lineageto 23 Jan 42 when the War Department constituted and activatedthe Air Corps Flying Training Command at Washington, D.C.The photograph on page 2 shows the Gulf Coast Arm y Air ForcesTrainin g Center a t Randolph Field, Texas, one of th e ma jo r com-ponents of the new flying training command.

15 Mar 42

16 Mar 42

Apr 42

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The War Department redesignated the Air Corps Flying TrainingCommand as the Army Air Forces Flying Training Command(AAFFTC).

The War Department approved General Yount's request to align hisstaff under the general staff, or"G," organization. T hose organizationsincluded Personnel, Intelligence, Operations, and M ateriel. In addition,the headquarters had seven special staff sections: Jud ge Advocate,Inspector General, Finance, Ord-nance, Signal, Medical, and Quarter-master. A few months later aChemical Warfare section wasadded.*

A Public Relations Office came intoexistence.

Army Air Forces FlyingTraining Command moved itsheadquarters from Washington,D.C., to the Texas and PacificRailroad building (at right) inFor t Worth, Texas.

*The first Staff Quartermaster was Maj Buford R. Nyquist,1 Jul 42 . Two weeks later, on15 Ju l4 2, M aj Bernard Case became the first Signal chief and Maj William R. Huber, thefirst Ordnance director. On 19 Oct 42, Maj ArchboldR. Jones became the first chief ofthe Chemical Warfare section. By 28 Jul 43, A-4, Materiel had absorbed the ChemicalWarfare, Ordnance, Signal, and Quartermaster functions. However, by Jan 48 Air Instal-lations, Quartermaster, Ordnance, and Chemical were part of the special staff again untilthe headqua rters reorganization of Nov 48 w hen all four went under DCSIMateriel.


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Shown above are Maj Gen Barton K. Yount, Commander, AAF Training Com-mand, and his major subordinate commanders: (from left) Maj Gen ThomasJ.Hanley, Jr., Easter n Flying Training Command; M aj Gen Jacob E. Fickel, EasternTechnical Training Command; Ma j Gen Gerald C. Brant, C entral Flying Traini ngCommand; Maj Gen John F. Curry, Western Technical Training Command; MajGen Ralph P. Cousins, Western Flying Training C ommand ; and M aj Gen FrederickL. Martin, C entral Technical Training Command.

8 Au g 42 At the direction of the Wa r Departme nt, the headquarters changedfrom "G" staff designations to "A" staff.

G- 1 Personnel .............................. A- 1 PersonnelG-2 Intelligence ..................... . . . . . . . . . A-2 IntelligenceG-3 Operations.............................. 3 OperationsG-4 M ateriel.................................... 4 Materiel

3 1 Ju143 The War Department inactivated Army Air Forces Technical TrainingCommand and transferred its mission to Army Air Forces FlyingTraining Command. At the same time, the flying training commandwas redesignated as Army Air Forces Training Command to show ithad responsibility for flying, techn ical, a nd basic m ilitary training.

28 Au g 43 The headquarters established a Dep uty Chief of Staff (DCS) for FlyingTraining and a DCS for Technical Training to supervise flying andtechnical training activities. Bo th were dropped by Dec 45.


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18 Oct 43 A Management Control Section came into existence, reporting to theChie f of Staff. It had three units assigned: Organizational Planning ,Manpower, and Statistical.

10 Ju l44 Within the headquarters, senior staff established a Deputy Commanderfor Flexible Gunnery.

1 Aug 44 The headquarters e stablished a Plans S ection, reporting to the C hief ofStaff, to produce post-war plans.

28 Feb 46 A r m y A i r F o r c e sT r a i n i n g C o m m a n dcompleted the transfero f i t s h e a d q u a r t e r sf r o m F o r t Wo r t h t oB a r k s d a l e F i e l d ,Louisiana. At right is aphoto of the Barksdaleheadquarters building.

1 J u l 46 The War Department redesignated Army Air Forces Training Com-mand as Air Training Comm and (ATC ).

7 Oct 46 Air Installations became a special staff section, but by Nov 48 it wasagain under DCSIMateriel.

1 Nov 46 Air Training Command inactivated its Flying and Technical TrainingCommands and organized three major subordinate divisions: FlyingTraining at Randolph Field, Texas; Technical Training at Scott Field,Illinois: and Indoc trination in San An tonio.

21 Jun 48 The Budget and Fiscal O ffice r was given equal rank with othermem bers of the general staff and renamed Staff Com ptroller.

12 Nov 48 The Chaplain position moved from A-1 and became a separate staffsection, with the title of Air C haplain.


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Turret Manipulation Instruction Turret Classroom Lecture Old-Type Shoulder M ovin gBase Range

Student Firing Burst Burst Control Range

Aircraft Recogn ition Class Armament Ordnan ce Issuing OrientationCalibre .50 Machine Gun Moving Range Base

On 16 Jun 41, the Southeast Air Cor ps Training Ce nter assumed jurisdiction of the Air CorpsGunn ery School at Tyndal l Field, Florida. When th e Train ing Department opened in Aug 41,its initial task was instructor training. The first class of gunners began training in Feb 42.During World War 11, thousands of aerial gunners received their silver wings from whatquickly became (be largest flexible gunnery school in AAF Trai ning Command.


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16 Nov 48 Throughout the Air Force the older"A" designations were dropped infavor of the DCS designations:

A-1 Personnel DC SiPersonnel

A-2 Intelligence Absorbed by DCS IOperationsA-3 Operations DCS lOperationsA-4 Materiel DCSIMateriel (included Installations,

Quartermaster, and Ordnance functions)A-5 Plans Absorbed by DCSIOperationsStaff Com ptroller DCSlCom ptroller Office (included

Finance O ffice)

The newly created position of Deputy Commanding General, prede-cessor of today's vice comm ander appeared in Air T raining Com mand.

17 Oct 49

14 Nov 49

1 Apr 50

Air Training Commandcompleted the move ofits headquarters fromBarksda le to Sco t tAFB, Illinois.

The position of Deputy Commanding General became Deputy Com-manding General for Administration.

When ATC inactivated the Flying Training, Indoctrination, andTechnical Training Divisions, subordinate organizations which hadbeen established on 1 Nov 46, the functions returned to theheadquarters. Consequently, the ATC commanding general establisheda Deputy Commanding General for Flying Training and a DeputyCom manding General for Technical Training.

The headquarters established a Vice Commander position, replacingDeputy Comm anding General for Administration.

The ATC commander renamed his Deputy Commanding General forFlying Training position as Deputy Comm ander, Flying.

Deputy Commanding General for Technical Training became DeputyComm ander, Technical.


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1 May 51

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Jan-May 52

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12 Aug 54

6 Dec 54

1 Feb 55

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1 Mar 56

In response to a major increase in aircraft accidents, the ATCcommander established a Director of Flight Safety and assigned theposition to DCSIOperations.

With the establishment of Flying Training Air Force at Waco, Texas,HQ ATC closed its Deputy Co mm ander, Flying office.

HQ ATC discontinued its Deputy Commander, Teclmical positionwhen it established Technical Training A ir Force at G ulfport, Mississippi.

DCS Programming established.

The Public Information Office becam e the Office of Information Services.

History moved from the Adjutant General's Office to the Office of

Information Services.Established DCS lInstallations.

Reserve Affairs O fficer position establishe d; dissolved9 May 55,

DCSlComptroller dropped "office" from its title.

DCSProgramming dissolved and became a part of DCSlOperations.

DCSlOperations w as renamed D C SP la ns and Operations.

DCSlManpower and Organization established; reduced to a directorateon 15 Dec 58. This position was filled by Col JamesR. Nuzum, Jr.,1 Mar 56 - 31 Mar 58; and Col John A. Rouse, 1 Apr 58- 15 Dec 58.

1 Aug-30 Sep 57-HQAT C r e l o c a t e d f r o mScott AFB, Illinois, toRandolph APB, Texas,moving into Building 900,which originally seweda s t h e a v i a t i o n c a d e tadministration b uilding.


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1 Oct 57

1 Nov 57

15 Dec 58

21 Apr 59

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30 Sep 66

1 May 69

Feb 70

1 Oct 70

15 Dec 70

1 Oct 71

Control of Sc ott AFB transferred from AT C to M ilitary Air Tran sportCommand.

HQ ATC established a Directorate of Procurement, DCSIMateriel. Itreplaced the Procurement and Production Division, Directorate ofSupply and Services, DCSIMateriel.

DCSIPlans and Operations renamed DCSIPlans, Programs, andOperations Services.

With the inactivation of Flying Training and Technical Training AirForces, management of flying and technical training returned to HQATC and its new DC SIFlying Training and DCSIT echnical Training.

DCSIInstallations became D CSICivil Engineering.

ATC inactivated the 3500th USAF Recruiting Wing. In its place, thecommand activated HQ USAF Recruiting Service.

The Office of Information Services was replaced by the Office ofInformation.

The position of Adjutant General was replaced by the Director ofAdministration.

DCSiFlying Training became DCSlOperations, and DCSIPlans, Pro-grams, and Operations Services became DCSIPlans. Flying activities

fell under O perations as did the command post, weather, and opera tionservices. DCSIOperations transferred responsibility for monitoringOTS and general military training to DCSIT echnical Training.

Headquarters USA F Recruiting Service moved to Randolph AFB.

DC SRla ns set up a M ilitary Assistance Program(MAP) Directorate

The History and Research Division realigned from the Office ofInformation to the A TC Chief of Staff.

The Director of M AP becam e the Director of Military Assistance.

New office of the Senio r Airman Advisor established.

The Office of Foreign M ilitary Affairs was established. It replaced theMilitary Assistance Directorate in DC SP lan s.

Communications/ElectronicsSupport Office established.


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Here's an example of an Air Force recruiting poster from the 1950s.

1 Dec 71 In the headquarters, DCS/Logistics replaced D CS M ater iel.

1 Mar 72 The USAF Recruiting Service commander gained a second title, thatof DCSRecruiting Service. This move saved several personnelauthorizations as the organization no longer needed its own comptrol-ler, materiel, or personnel functions.

1 M ay 73 The President of the Comm unity Colleg e of the Air Force (CCAF) wasalso on the AT C staff as DCSICom munity College Affairs.


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1 Mar 75

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1 Feb 76

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31 May 77

15 Aug 77

29 Mar 78

15 May 78

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16 Aug 78

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1 Jun 83

1 Jul 83

DCSICivil Engineering became D CS Engine ering and Services.

The Security Police Directorate moved out of the Office of theInspector G eneral and became a special staff activity.

At the direction of the ATC comm ander, DCSITechnical Training w asreplaced by co-equal offices reporting directly to the comm ander- theAssistant Chief of Staff for Technical Training Operations andAssistant C hief of Staff for Technical Training Support.

Some time during this four-month period, the title of the SeniorAirman A dvisor was changed to S enior Enlisted Ad visor.

Air Training Command closed its Office of Foreign Military Affairsand, in its place, activated the Foreign Military Affairs TrainingGroup. Th e group reported toHQ ATC.

The ATC commander announced establishment of an Assistant forReadiness as a special office reporting directly to him.

The headquarters reestablished the DC SITechnical Training, replacingthe offices of the Assistant Chiefs of Staff for Technical TrainingOperations and Technical Training Support.

ATC established DCSEducation prior to the transfer of Air Universityto the comm and.

ATC assumed command of Air U niversity.

ATC established a new Readiness Directorate within DCSRlans toprovide a single manager of disaster preparedness, command postfunctions, and plans.

At the direction of the ATC commander, DCSICommunity CollegeAffairs ceased to exist. The DCS~Educationpicked up staff responsi-bility for CCAF .

The O ffice of Information became the Office of Pub lic Affairs,

Directorate of Data Automation, DCSIComptroller renamed as theDirectorate for Computer Resources, a special staff activity reportingdirectly to the commander.

With the establishment of Air U niversity as a separate command, ATCeliminated its DCSEducation and createdan Assistant C hief of Staff,Com missioning Programs as part of the headquarters.


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1 Oct 84

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1 Jan 87

16 Feb 87

1 Apr 87

8 Jun 87

26 Jun 87

15 Oct 87

16 Feb 89

1 Apr 89

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DCSlInformation Systems came into existence when the ComputerResources and the Com munications-Electronics Directorates merged.

DCSIInfomation Systems became DCSICommunications.

T h e R e a d i n e s s D i r e c t o r a t e t r a n s f e r r e d f r o m D C S I P l a n s t oDCSlOperations, and the latter was redesignated DCSIOperations andReadiness.

The San Antonio Joint Military Medical Command activated. TheATC C ommand Surgeon was dual-hatted as the JMM C comm ander.

DCSIPlans changed its name to DC SIPlans and Requirements.

DCSIRecruiting Service became DCS/Recruiting Service and Com-

missioning Program as ATC disestablished the Assistant Chief ofStaff, Commissioning Programs. Responsibility for the Air ForceReserve Officer Training Corps and Officer Training Schooltransferred from the Assistant Chief of Staff for CommissioningPrograms to Recruiting Service's new directorate for commissioningprograms. The ATC commander realigned Community College of theAir Force and the 3340th School Squadron (NCO Academy) underDCSlTechnical Training.

In addition to its Foreign Military Affairs Training Group, ATCestablished a Foreign Military Training Affairs Directorate underDCSPlans and Requirements. The group commander was dual-hattedas the chief of the directorate.

Two other functions related to foreign training (the Defense LanguageInstitute English Language Center and Euro-NATO Joint Jet PilotTraining) became management responsibilities of DCSIPlans andRequirements.

DCSIMedical Services and Training replaced the office of the ATCSurgeon.

DCSICommunications changed its name to DCS/ComrnunicationsComputer Systems.

The Director of Information Management replaced the Director ofAdministration.

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1 Oct 90 The Air Force Security Assistance Training Group replaced theForeign Military Affairs Training Group. At the same time, the gi-oupwas realigned from DCSIPlans and Requirements to the ATC vicecommander.

The S ecurity Police special staff activity was realigned as a directora teunder the Inspector General.

15 May 91 ATC established a Quality Council within the headquarters to overseeand support quality implementation throughout the comm and.

1 Ju l91 ATC established a Quality Improvem ent Office in the headquarters.

1 Sep 91 Morale, Welfare, and Recreation became a special staff activity. Priorto that, it was part of DCSIPersonnel.

1 Oct 91 The San Antonio Joint Military Medical C ommand inactivated.

The DCS/Comptroller was renamed DCSiFinancial Management andComptroller.

1 Dec 91 DCSIOperations and Readiness became DCSIOperations.

1 Sep 92 The Air Force merged morale, welfare and recreation with services toform a single organization known as morale, welfare, recreation andservices.

1 Feb 93

1 Jan 94

The Chief of Staff of the Air Force eliminated the position of chief ofstaff and hence the title deputy chief of staff at the major commandlevel. Consequently, HQ ATC established an Executive ServicesDivision, which incorporated those fhnctions formerly under the Chiefof Staff. The title deputy chief of staff became director, and theorganizations became directorates.

With the m erger of ATC and Air University, HQ U SAF redesignatedAir Training Command as Air Education and Training Command(AETC).

The Security Police function becam e a special staff activity.

AETC combined the plans and operations hn cti on s into a Directorateof Plans and Operations.

Directorate of Morale, Welfare, Recreation, and Services became theDirectorate of Services.


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Nineteenth Air Force stood up on 1 Ju l 93. In the forefront, the AETCcomm ander, Ge n Henry Viccellio, Jr., passes the fla g to the Nineteenth Air Forcecomman der, Maj Gen Everett Pratt, Jr.

1 Mar 94 In a change that took place Air Force-wide, the civil engineeringfunction became civil engineer.

1 Apr 94 HQ USAF redesignated USAF Recruiting Service as Air Force

Recruiting Service.13 Dec 94 Directorate of Financial M anagement and Com ptroller was changed to

Comptroller.

1 Apr 95 Director of Staff replaced Director of Executive Services.


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1 May 96 Directorate of Com mun ications and Information created with themerger of the Directorates of Communications Computer Sy stems an dInformation M anagement.

12 Dec 96 HQ AETC merged its management engineering and quality hnctionsto form the Quality and Management Innovation Flight which reported-to ~ ~ ~ i ~ l a n sand opera tions.-

1 Jan 97 AE TC replaced the Directorate of Plans and Operations with aDirectorate of Plans and Programs and a Directorate of Operations.The Directorate of Technical Training merged into the Directorate ofOperations.

1 Ju l9 7 In a change that took place Air Force-wide, the Security Police becam eknown as Security Forces.

This picture shows Randolph Field's aviation cadet complex as it appeared in theearly 1990s. It is a part of the Randolph ARB historic district, which was added tothe National Register o f Historic Places in Ju l9 6.


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Yount Hodges Cannon Harper Barcus Myers

AETC

CommandersSmith Briggs

Burns Momyer Maddux Simler McBride McKee

Roberts Davis Ryan Iosue Shaud Oaks

Ne\rtun Hornburg


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KEY PERSONNEL-HQ AET C

COMMANDER

.Lt Gen Barton K. Yount .................... ................... .... 23 Jan 42 26 Sep 45

.Maj Gen James P. Hodges ............................................ 27 Sep 45 12 Apr 46.Lt Gen John K. Cannon ................ ................. .............. 13 Apr 46 13 Oct 48.Lt Gen Robert W. Harper................................. .......... 14 Oct 48 30 Jun 54

Maj Gen Glenn 0 . Barcus ................................................... 1 Jul 54 . 25 Jul 54.Lt Gen Charles T. Myers .............. ............. ............. ........ 26 Jul 54 3 1 Jul 5 8

Lt Gen Frederic H. Smith, Jr....................... ................ 1 Aug 58 . 3 1 Jul 59Lt Gen James E . Briggs .................................................... 1 Aug 59 . 3 1 Jul 63Lt Gen Robert W. Burns .................... ..................... ... 1 Aug 63 . 10 Aug 6 4Lt Gen William W. Momyer ....................................... 11 Aug 64 . 30 Jun 66Lt Gen Sam Maddu x, Jr............................................... 1 Jul 66 . 3 1 Aug 70

Lt Gen George B.

Simler.................................................

1 Sep 70.

8 Sep 72Lt Gen W illiam V. McBride ......................................... 9 Sep 72 . 3 1 Aug 74Lt Gen George H. McKee ............................................ 1 Sep 74 . 28 Aug 75Gen John W . Roberts .............. ............... .............. ......... 29 Aug 75 . 3 1 Mar 79Gen Bennie L. Davis ...................... ...................... ............ 1 Apr 79 . 28 Jul 81Gen Thomas M. Ryan, Jr ............................................. 29 Jul 81 . 22 Jun 83Gen Andrew P. Iosue ............... ................. ................. .... 23 Jun 83 . 27 Aug 86Lt Gen John A. Shau 8 Aug 86 . 5 Jun 88Lt Gen Robert C . O a Jun 88 . 24 Jun 90Lt Gen Joseph W. Ashy ......................................... ........ 25 Jun 90 . 10 Dec 92

. . . . . . . .Gen H enry Viccellio, Jr ............................... .. 11 Dec 92 19 Jun 95Gen Billy J. Boles .......................................................... 20 Jun 95 . 16 Mar 97

Gen Lloyd W . Newton ................................................... 17 Mar 97 . 21 Jun 00Gen Hal M . Homburg ......................................................... 22 Jun 00 . Present

VICE COMMANDER

Deputy Commanding General.. ..........................................Maj Gen Robert W B u m s 16 Nov 4 8 13 Nov 49

Deputy Commanding General for AdministrationM aj Gen Robert W. B u m s ............................................ 14 Nov 4 9 . 3 1 Mar 50

Vice Commander.. ................................................Maj Gen Robert W Bum s 1 Apr 50 1 May 5 1

.. ...................................Maj Gen Kenneth P McNaughton 1 Jun 51 30 Jun 53.. ................. ................. ................. ..Maj Gen Glenn 0 Barcus 1 Jul 53 1 Jul 54

......... ....................Maj Gen Edward H Underhill . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 Jul 54 - 19 Apr 57. .........................................M aj Gen Henry R Spicer 20 Apr 57 - 30 Jun 57

.. ...................... ......................Maj G en Carl A Brandt 24 Aug 57 15 Nov 60.. ........................................Maj Gen Henry K Mooney 16 Nov 60 3 1 Mar 65


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Vice Commander (cont'd)........................ ..................... .Maj Gen Nils 0 . Ohman .. 1 Au g 65 5 Jul 68

......................... .................... .Maj Gen Leo F . Dusard .. 15 Jul 68 30 Apr 70.Maj Gen CharlesW . Carson, Jr..................................... 1 May 70 30 Jun 70

.

Maj Gen John R.

Murphy .................................................. 1 Jul 70 3 Nov 72Ma j Gen Felix M. Rogers ............................................... 4 Nov 72 - 22 Oct 73........................................Maj Gen Frank M. Madsen, Jr 23 Oct 73 - 3 1 Jan 74

....................Maj G en Alton D. Slay ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Feb 74 - 15 Aug 74.Maj Gen RobertW Maloy .......................................... 16 Aug 74 - 3 1 Aug 75

Maj Gen Lany M. Killpack .............................................. 1 Sep 75 - 1 Aug 77Maj Gen Evan W. Rosencrans..................................... 15 Aug 77 - 11 Mar 79Maj Gen Charles G. Cleveland ...................................... 12 Mar 79 - 23 Jul 81

.........................................Maj Gen William P. Acker 24 Jul 81 - 15 Jun 83Maj G en James P. Smothermon............ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Jun 83 - 16 Jul 85Ma j Gen Charles R. Hamm ................... .. .................. 17 Jul 85 - 3 1 May 87

.........................

Maj Gen Thomas A.

Baker.. ...............

1 Jun 87-

23 Oct 88Maj G en Robert S. Delligatti ................................... 24 Oct 88 - 16 Aug 9 1Lt Gen Eugene E. Hahiger ................ ... ................ 17 Aug 91 - 22 Apr 95Lt Ge n Billy J. Boles............... ............... ................ ..... 23 Apr 95 - 19 Jun 95Lt Ge n John C. Griffith ................................ .. ...... 2 0 Jun 95 - 11 Ma r 98Lt Gen David W . McIlvoy ................................................. 12 Ma r 98 - Present

CMSgt William A . Milligan. AETC's newest Command Chief MasterSergeant. checks out a photographic display of his predecessors .


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COMMAND CHIEF MASTER SERGEANT*

Senior Airman AdvisorCMS gt Leonard M. Trent ................................................ 1 Oct 70 . 25 Sep 71CMSgt Thomas N. Barnes .......................................... 26 Sep 71 . 30 Sep 73

CMSgt Thom as F.

Silk.................................................

7 Dec 73.

29 Aug 75CMSgt Brian Bullen ............................................................ 15 Nov 75 . Jul 76

Senior Enlisted A dvisorCMSgt Brian Bullen ........................................................ 1 76 . 3 1 Mar 79CMS gt Emory W. Walker .......................................... 15 May 79 . 10 Jan 82CMS gt Frank T. Guidas, Jr......................................... 11 Jan 82 . 14 Jul 83CMS gt Robert W. Carter ............. ................ ............... ... 15 Jul 83 . 3 1 Oct 85CMSgt J. C . Riley .......................................................... 1 Nov 85 . 17 Nov 86CMSgt Bobby G. Renfroe .................... .. .................. 18 Nov 86 . 28 Feb 91CMSgt G eorge T. Moriarty........................................... 1 Mar 91 . 18 Mar 93CMSgt Thomas H. Sanford ...................................... 19 Mar 93 . 17 Nov 95CMSgt A nnette Barber..................................................... 18 Nov 95 . 8 Jul 96Vacant ............................ ............................ ...................... 9 Jul 96 . 24 Oct 96CMSgt K enneth E . Hair ................................ .... . . . . . . . . . 25 Oct 96 . 3 1 Oct 98

Comm and Chief Ma ster SergeantCMS gt Kenneth E. Hair ......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Nov 98 . 21 Jan 00CMS gt William A. Milligan .............................................. 28 Feb 00 . Present

DIRECTOR OF STAFF

Chief of StaffMaj G en Walter F. Kraus ............ ............. ............ ........ 19 Mar 42 . 7 May 44Brig Gen William Welsh ................................................ 8 May 44 . 15 Sep 44Brig Gen Kenneth P. McNaughton.............................. 16 Sep 44-11 May 45Maj Ge n Walter F. Kraus ................ ....... ................. 12 May 45 . 6 Dec 45Brig Gen JamesF . Powell................................................. 7 Dec 45 . 6 Mar 46Col Isaiah Davies............................................................ 7 Mar 46 . 14 Apr 46Brig Gen A. C . Kincaid ............................................ 15 Apr 46 . 16 Aug 48Col Isaiah Davies........................................................ 17 Aug 48 . 27 Oct 49Brig Gen Ch arles H. Caldwell ....................................... 28 Oct 49 . 4 Apr 50Col James H . Davies ................................................ 5 Apr 50 . 12 Aug 51Brig Gen Augustus M. Minton .................................. 13 Aug 51 . 30 Aug 54Brig Gen Frank H. Robinson ......................................... 31 Aug 54 . 22 Jan 56

"Prior to S ep 70. the position functioned as the Ex ecutive Assistant reporting to the C hiefof Staff. On 1 Oct 70. ATC designated the function as the Senior Airman Advisor.continuing to report to the Chief of Staff. In Apr 71 the ATC commander aligned theposition to repo rt directly to him. Sometime between Mar and Jul 76. the name changedto Senior Enlisted A dvisor. The m ost recent chang e occurred 1 Nov 98 when the SeniorEnlisted Adv isor became the Com mand C hief Master Sergeant.


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Chief of Staff (cont'd).. .............................................Brig Gen H enryR Spicer 23 Jan 56 26 Jun 57

.Brig Gen Thomas E. Moore ................... ... ............ 27 Jun 57 30 Jul 59..... .. .............................Brig G en Dwight 0 Monteith .. 31 Jul 59 15 Au g 61

.

Brig Gen John A.

Hilger................................................ 16

Aug 61 1 Jul 6 4.........................................................Col Edward H. Nigro 2 Jul 64 - 3 1 Jul 65Brig G en Philip H. Greasley .............................................. 1 Sep 65 - 9 Jan 67Brig Gen John M . McNabb........................................... 10 Jan 67 - 3 1 Jul 67Brig Gen Lester F. Miller ........................ ... . . . . . . . 1 Aug 67 - 10 Jul 68Brig Gen Frank Madsen, Jr....................................... 11 Jul 68 - 30 Jul 69Brig Gen John R . Dyas ................................................... 31 Jul 69 - 30 Jun 71Brig Gen M ichael C. McCarthy ....................................... 1 Jul 71 - 25 Feb 72Brig Gen AugustF . Taute ......................... ... ............... Mar 72 - 14 Jun 7 2Brig Gen C harles G. Cleveland .................................... 15 Jun 72 - 3 1 Jan 74Brig Gen Stanley M. Urnstead, Jr................................ 1 Feb 74 - 26 May 75

Col Francis R.

Nealon...........................................

27 May 75-

26 Aug 75Col Ch arles A. Lysaght .................. ... ........................ 27 Aug 75 - 26 Jul 81Col Donald E . Schick, Jr........................ .. ................... 27 Jul 81 - 1 Jul 83Col W illiam J. Porter ....................................................... 1 Aug 83 - 17 Jan 85Col Edward A. McLaughlin.......................................... 18 Jan 85 - 23 Sep 87Col James A. Maxwell, Jr............................................ 24 Sep 87 - 15 Jul 90Col Danny Piper......................................................... 16 Jul 90 - 26 Sep 90Col Lee R . Heiser.................................................... 27 Sep 90 - 3 1 Jan 93

Director of Executive Sewi ce s

Col Lee R. Heiser.......................... .. ......................... I Feb 93 - 30 Jun 93Col Richard H. White ................... .. .......................... 1 Jul 93 - 31 Mar 95

Director of Staff

Col Richard H. White ................... ... ......................... 1 Apr 95 - 28 Sep 95Col Stanley G. Weir ........................................................ 29 Sep 95 - May 97Col Gary L. Lindner.......................................................... May 97 - 30 Jun 98Col John R. DiPiero ........................................................ 1 Jul 98 - 30 Jun 00Col Eric J. Rosborg ......................................................... 1 Jul 00 - Present

CHAPLAIN

.

Col Paul C.

Potter..................... ... .................................

VJ Day2 Sep 46

.Col Roy F. Reynolds ........................................................... 3 Sep 46 8 Jan 47.Col Glenn J. Witherspoon................... . . . . . . . . . . ................. 9 Jan 47 22 Dec 52

Col Terence P. Finnegan ................... .. ....................... 23 Dec 52 - 7 Jul 53................................Lt Col Russell L. Blaisdale .... 8 Jul 53 - 15 Aug 53

Col P . P . Pierce ............................ ........... .................... 16 Aug 53 - 10 Aug 54Lt C ol Edwin R. Chess ................................................. 11 Aug 54 - 7 Sep 54Col John F . Daniels ................. .... ........................... 8 Sep 54 - 30 Jun 58Col Leroy R . Priest ......................................................... 1 Jul 58 - 29 Apr 62


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These pictures were taken from the 1955 Randolph Yearbook.


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Chaplain (cont'd)Col Roland C. Reny .................................................. 30 Apr 62 - 12 May 65

..................................................Col George S. Wilson 15 Jun 65 - 3 1 Jan 67....................... ...........................Col Earl W. Minor .. 1 Feb 67 - 2 Mar 69

Col Thomas C. Hanlon ..................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Mar 69 - 30 Apr 71

..........................................................Col Earl W. Minor 3 May 71 - 10 Jul 74Col Norman G. Metsy .................................................. 11 Jul 74 - 16 Feb 7 9Col Joseph F. Stuller .................................................. 20 Mar 79 - 3 1 Mar 83Col William D . Franks ................................................. 30 Jun 83 - 30 Sep 86Col Donald C. Ofsdahl .................................................... 1 Oct 86 - 31 Jan 88Col Robert L. Browning ............................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Feb 88 - 1 Mar 91Col Henry C. Irving (Acting)...................................... 2 Mar 91 - 28 Jun 91Col Thomas R. Bush ............. ............. ............. ............ ... 29 Jun 91 - 14 Aug 94Col Robert S. Leeds ......................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Aug 94 - 25 Jul 97Col Lorraine K . Potter .............................................. 27 Aug 97 - 22 Jul 99

Col Charles C.

Baldwin.......................

..........................

23 Jul 99 - Present

CIVIL ENGINEERDCS/Installations

.................................................Col Robert F. Schirmer 12 Aug 54 22 Jun 58.....................................................Col Samuel R. Young 23 Jun 58 11 Mar 59

........................... .......................Col Oran 0 . Price .. 12 Mar 59 20 Apr 59

DCSICivil Engineering.............................................................Col Oran 0 . Price 21 Apr 59 - Jun 60

Col Wayne E . Dunn (Acting) ............................................. Jun 60 - 12 Jul 6 0.................................................Col Melvin T . Edmonds 3 Jul 60 - 9 Aug 65

............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Col James A. Dusenbury .. 1 Aug 65 - 20 Jul 67. ...............................................Brig Gen Henry J Stehling 21 Jul 67 - 9 Apr 69

...........................Col Lawrence E Alexander, Jr ....... 10 Apr 69 - 12 Jul 70..........................................................Col W . E . Campbell 13 Jul 70 - 3 1 Jul 73

...................................................Col Charles W. Lamb Aug 73 - 28 Feb 75

DCSlEngineering an d Sewices......................................................Col Charles W. Lamb 1 Mar 75 24 Nov 76

........................................................Col Elo Mussetto 26 Nov 76 14 Sep 78....................................................Col Melvin G. Alkire 15 Sep 78 30 Ma r 81

........................................................Col Herbert D . Paul 3 1 Mar 81 30 Jun 86..............................................Col Francis A. DeMartino 1 Jul 86 25 May 88

.............................................. .Col Evans T . Parker 26 May 88 31 Jul 90....................... .........................Col Russell J. Powers .. 1 Aug 90 31 Dec 91

DC/Civil Engineering.......................................................Col Russell J. Powers 1 Jan 92 3 1 Jan 93


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These 1955 snapshots show welders, carpenters, engineers, painters, and electricians awork in the 3510th Installations Group at Rand olph AFB.

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Director. Civil EngineeringCol Russell J. Powers...................................................... 1 Feb 93 . 28 Feb 94

Civil Engineer................................. .................. .

Col Russell J Powers..

1 Mar 94 4 Mar 94. .................................................... .Col Todd I Stewart 5 Mar 94 2 Jun 95

.Brig Gen David M Cannan.................................... .... 3 Jun 95 . 28 Nov 99....................................................Col Russell L . Gilbert 29 Nov 99 . Present

COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION

Communication/Electronic Support Office...................................................Maj Aubrey J. Jackson 1 Oct 71 . 22 Oct 71

....................... ............................

Col Paul J.

Johnston..

23 Oct71

.

3 Jun 74...................................................Col John M. Monk, Jr 12 Jun 74 . 30 May 80....................................................Col Walter W . Miller 31 May 80 . 19 Apr 82

Col Harold M. Donath. Jr.......................................... 20 JUII82 . 3 1 May 83

Computer ResourcesCol Harold M. Donath. Jr............................................. 1 Jun 83 - Aug 84Col TheodoreE . Vitori .................................................. Aug 84 - 30 Sep 84

DCSIInformation SystemsCol Theodore E . Vitori ........................................................ 1 Oct 84 . 1 Jul 85

Col Kenneth R.

Reiff.........................................................

2 Jul 85.

15 Oct 86DCSICommunications

Col Kenneth R. Reiff ................ ................... .................. . 16 Oct 86 . 18 Jun 87Col Jan P. Huggins...................................................... 19 Jun 87 . 15 Feb 89

DCSIComm unications Computer Systems.......................................................Col Jan P. Huggins 16 Feb 89 . 23 Aug 90

..................................................Col Robert M. Chaplin 24 Aug 90 . 3 1 Jan 93

Director. Communications Computer Systems...........................................................

Col Robert M.

Chaplin 1 Feb 93.

Jan 94.................................................Col E . Asklind ................ .. Jan 94 . Jun 94

Col Anthony W. Bell. Jr ..................................................... Jun 94 . 30 Apr 96

Direstor. Communications and InformationCol Anthony W. Bell. Jr ............................................ 1 May 96 - 10 Apr 97

....................................................Col Henry J. Daries 11 Apr 9 7 . 30 Sep 99Col Dan M . Goad ................................................................ 1 Oct 99 . Present


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A s this 1955 Randolph yearbook shows, communications repairmen keep thebase telephones on line.

C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E AFFAIRS*

Community College of the Air Force

Col John L. Phipps ........................................................... 1 Apr 72 - 30 Apr 73

Community College AffairsCol John L. Phipps ......................................................... 1 May 73 - 3 1 Aug 75Col Lyle D. Kaapke ................................................... 1 Sep 75 - 16 Aug 78

*Effective 1 May 73, ATC dual hatted the CCAF commander as DCS/CommunityCollege Affairs. On 16 Aug 78, the ATC commander, Gen John W. Roberts, decided toalign the headquarters staff responsibility for CCA Fto the new DC SIEducation.


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The concept of direct depositwas unheard of in World War11. Instead, cadets, like theseat the Tuskegee Institute pilottrai ning school, stood in line topick up their money on payday. (Photo from "A Pict ureBook of Flying TrainingActivities," Division of Aero-nautics, Tuskegee Institute,May 44.)

COMPTROLLER

Finance OfficerCapt C loyd A. Hays .................................................... 1 Jul 42 - 27 Sep 42

Budget a nd Fiscal Officer*Col W alter S. Lee.......................... L ............................ 28 Sep 42 - Unknown

.....................................................Lt Col C loyd A. Hays Unknown - 2 May 46Col Joseph L. Stromme.............................................. 3 May 46 - 20 Jun 48

Staff ComptrollerCol Joseph L. Stromme.............................................. 21 Jun 48 - 15 Nov 4 8

DCSICornptrollerCol Joseph L. Stromme................................................. 16 Nov 48 - 3 1 Jan 49

Col Castle H. Farish......................................................... 1 Feb 49 - 30 Apr 53Col Jerome P. Dufour ................... .. .......................... 1 May 53 - 6 Jul 53Col Victor H. King...................................................... 6 Jul 53 - 16 May 55Col Joseph C. Stancook............................................... 17 May 55 - 4 Aug 55Col G eorge H. Krieger................ .... ............................ 5 Aug 55 - 8 Jul 60

"Between Sep 42 and Nov 48, Finance& Budget and Fiscal Offices were separatefunctions. They merged into DCS/Comptroller in the Nov 48 headquarters reorganization.


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DCS /Comptroller (cont'd).Col B ertram H . Witham. Jr .......................... .. ..................... 8 Jul 60 Jan 61

.Col John F. Batjer Jan 61 31 Jul 63.Col Wilford C. Dom ................................................... 1 Aug 63 19 Aug 64.Brig Gen G eorgeH . Krieger............. .. ..................... 20 Aug 64 3 1 Au g 66

Col Jerome P . Dufour ....................................................... 1 Sep 66 . 29 Jun 69Col O liver W. Little (Acting) ........................................ 30 Jun 69 . 23 Jul 69

.Col Daniel H . Bull ......................................................... 24 Jul 69 14 Jun 71Col R. A . ODonnell ....................................................... 15 Jun 71 . 30 Sep 74Col Joseph W. Dodds ...................................................... 1 Oct 74 . 14 M ay 76Col H . G . Roth (Acting)................. .. ......................... 15 May 76 . 27 Jul 76

.Col Roy K . Baliles ........................................................... 28 Jul 76 28 Jun 79Col Robert B. Black ........................................................ 29 Jun 79 . 14 Jul 81

.Col Mark J. Worrick ........................ .. ............................ 15 Jul 81 27 Jul 83Col Thomas D. Scanton .................................................. 28 Jul 83 . 30 Jun 8 6Col Charles K . Crawford ............................................... 21 Jul 86 . 29 Jun 90Col E . C . Smith ................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Jun 90 . 30 Sep 91

DCSlFinancial M anagement & ComptrollerCol E . C . Smith .................................................................... 1 Oct 91 . Jun 92Brig Gen Dennis R. Samic .................................................... Jul 92 . 3 1 Jan 93

Director. Financial Managem ent & ComptrollerBrig Gen Dennis R. Samic............................................ 1 Feb 93 . 12 Dec 94

Comptroller..................................................Brig Gen Dennis R Samic 13 Dec 94 9 Jul 95

............. ............. ............ ......

.Brig Gen Rodney W Wood 10 Jul 95 30 Jun 98........................ ................................. .Col J. Robert Adam s .. 1 Jul 98 Present

On 3 Jan 83. Air Universitye s t a b l i s h e d t h e C e n t e r f o rAerospace Doctrine. Research.and Education (CADRE) . Atl e f t . C A D R E s t u d e n t s t a k epart in a wargam ing exercise .


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EDUCATION*

DCSlEducationCol Bobby G. Waddle .................................................. 29 Mar 78 - 30 Jun 83

Director, EducationLt Gen Jay W. Kelley ..................................................... 1 Jul93 - 30 Sep 96Lt Gen Joseph J. Redden ................................................ 1 Oct 96 - 20 Jun 99Lt Gen Lance W. Lord .................................................... 21 Jun 99 - Present

MSgt Adrienne Dominic lectures to students at the USAF Senior NCOAcademy, Gunter AFS, Alabama.

*DCS/Education was created on 29 Mar 78 in preparation for AU's reassignment to ATC.The function ceased to exist when, on 1 Jul 83, HQ USAF returned AU to majorcommand status. Along with this change, ATC established an Assistant Chief of Staff forCommissioning Programs (Col Bobhy G. Waddle, 1 Jul 83 - 30 Sep 85; Col William D.Reese, 1 Oct 85 - 1 Apr 87). HQ ATC disestablished the organization on 1 Apr 87 andtransferred its responsibilities to Recruiting Service and Commissioning Programs. Tenyears later HQ USAF again merged AU with ATC and redesignated the command as AirEducation and Training Command. This time around, the AU commander retained policydevelopment responsibilities as Director of Education on the AETC staff.


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'The ieint bs * ,...-b e ; ! r r ~ n d e j:! '

These snapsh ots wer e taken from a Webb AFB, Texas, yearbook pu blished in 1955.


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FLYING TRAINING

DCSlFlying TrainingBrig G en William W. Welsh ...................................... 28 Jul 43 . 7 May 44

Col H.

T.

Morrison..................................................

ca May 44.

ca Dec 45*

Deputy Com manding General Flying TrainingMaj Gen Charles C. Chauncey............................. 1 4 Nov 49 . 3 1 Mar 50

Deputy Com mander Flying TrainingMaj G en Charles C. Chauncey......................................... 1 Apr 50 . 1 May 51

DCSlFlying Training.Brig Gen Sam Maddux. Jr............................................ 15 De c 58 25 Aug 59

Col Stanton T. Smith. Jr............................................. 26 Aug 59 . 30 Jun 62.

Col Clifford J.

Heflin........................................................

1 Jul 6 2 13 Aug 63Maj Gen Neil D. Van Sickle. Jr..................................... 12 Feb 65 . 28 Feb 65

HISTORIAN

Historical Section (A-2)Maj A . V . House. Jr....................... .. .................................. Dec 43 - ca 45Maj M erritt M. Chambers ............................................................. ca 45 - ca 46Capt W . H . Dusenbeny............................................................... ca 46 - Oct 46Cap t William H . Burke ........................................................ 0 46 - Unknown

Historical Division. Adjutant Gen eral (effective 16 Nov 48)................................................. .Irving Ripps .................... ... ca 48 8 Jun 52

Historical Division. Office of Information ServicesIrving Ripps ........................... ... .................................. 9 Jun 52 . ca Fall 54William R . Porreno .................................................. ca Spring 55 . 30 Apr 69 t

History a nd Research Division. Chief of StaffWilliam R . Porretto ........... .. ......................................... 1 May 69 . Sep 73Lloyd H . Cornett. Jr................................................................ Sep 73 . Nov 74

.Warren A . Trest ..................... ... ........................................ Jan 75 Dec 79.David W . Shircliffe................................................................ e b 80 2 Jan 88

Thomas A . Manning ........................................................... 3 1 Jan 88 . Present

"This represents the date that the flying commands in the field were consolidated intoon e .

?The history function was placed under the Office of the Executive. which later mergedinto the C hief o f Staff function.


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In 1955 visitors could get a glimpse of the past at the Randolph M useu m .

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Adjutant GeneralCol Walter F . Kraus (Acting) ..................................... . . . Jan 42 . 15 Feb 42Lt Col Frank M ilani...................................................... 16 Feb 42 . 3 1 Mar 42Col J . Huntington H ills .................................................. 1 Apr 4 2 . UnknownCol Phillip Doddridge.................................................. 14 Aug 4 5 . 30 Aug 45Col James W . Porter ..................................................... 3 1 Aug 45 . 18 Mar 46

Col Charles M . Seebach............................................... 19 Mar 4 6 . 16 Jan 49Lt Col Douglas R. LeMaster.......................................... 17 Jan 4 9 . 26 Nov 5 1Lt Col John F . Concannon ............................... . . . . . . . . . . 27 Nov 51 . 7 Nov 52Lt Col Chester R. Keown .................... .... ................. 8 Nov 52 . 1 Aug 53Lt Col Adolar R. Buntjer ........................................... 2 Aug 53 . 8 Oct 53Lt Col F . T . Butler .......................................................... 9 Oct 53 . 14 Mar 55Maj Robert A . Schaaf ...................................................... 18 Mar 55 . Apr 6 1Lt Col William P . Hall (Acting) . A 61 . 31 May 61


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Director o f Adm inistrationLt Col William P. Hall (Acting) . 1 Jun 6 1 - 3 1 Jul6 1Lt Col John R. Wyatt ............. 1 Aug 61 . 30 Mar 65Col Neywood H. Roberdeau .... 31 Mar 65 . 1 Jun 6 7Col Rollin W. Winingham ...... 16 Jun 67 . 31 Oct 68Col Edward L. Jones ................ 1 Nov 68 . 30 Jan 70Col Howard E . Reed ................ 1 Feb 70 . 3 1 Dec 71Col Euin N . Guinn ................... 1 Jan 7 2 . 3 1 Dec 73Col David H. Buss...................... 1 Jan 7 4 . 3 1 7 5Ju lCol Douglas S. Weart ............. 1 Aug 75 . 3 1 7 9JulCol Philip T . Roberts ............. 1 Aug 79 . 30 Nov 87Col Frederick P . Hallsworth.... 1 Dec 87 . 31 Mar 89

Information M anagementCol Frederick P. Hallsworth ..... 1 Apr 89 . 23 Sep 90Col Lawrence F. Monsour..... 24 Sep 90 . 16 Aug 92Col Joan W . Blankenbeker... 17 Aug 92 . 1 May 96*

Before electric typewriters and computers. ittook a large administrative staff to supportoperations at HQ ATC . (Photo taken fromBarksdale AFB. Louisiana. Yearbook. 1947)

INSPECTOR GENERALCol Lawrence W. McIntosh ............... .. ................. 7 Dec 42 . ca 30 Mar 43Col Thomas S. Powers ...................................... 3 1 Mar 43 . ca 23 Nov 4 3Brig Gen C harles W. Sullivan ..................................... 24 Nov 43 . 12 Nov 46Col John J . Morrow ........................ .. ..................... 19 Nov 46 . 6 Oct 48Col Ray A . Dunn ............................... .. ................... 7 Oct 48 . 13 Apr 49Col George W. Pardy ........................ .. ..................... 14 Apr 49 . 21 Jun 49Col Alexander R. MacMillan.................... .. ................... 22 Jun 49 . Apr 51Col George 0 . Bond (Acting)........... ... ................. 7 May 5 1 . 27 A ug 5 1Brig Gen C arl B. McDaniel .......................................... 28 Aug 51 . 10 Oct 53Col J. R . Ulricson.......................................................... 11 Oct 53 . UnknownBrig Gen F . H . Robinson ................................ In place 30 Jun 54 . 30 Aug 54Brig G en HenryI . Spicer .................................................... 3 1 Aug 54 . Jan 56Brig Gen JamesE . Roberts .......................................... 23 Jan 56 . 30 May 58Brig Gen Sam M addux, Jr....................... .. .............. 1 Jun 58 . 14 Dec 58

*On 1 May 96. Information Management combined with Command. Control. Com-munications and Computer Systems to create the Directorate of Communications andInformation .


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Inspector General (cont'd)............................. ....................Col Clair L Wood .. 23 Dec 58 25 Aug 59

....................................................................Col Dross Ellis 26 Aug 59 Oct 61.. .................... .................................Col John K Brow n, Jr .. 0 61 Jun 63

.. .................................................Col Jack W Saunders 14 Aug 63 11 Dec 66.. ........................ ....................Col Malcom E Norton .. 12 Dec 66 3 1 Jul 67

.. .............................................Col Clarence A Martin, Jr 1 Aug 67 3 1 Jan 7 0.. ......................................................Col Robert 0 Fricks 1 Feb 70 1 Feb 71

.. ................... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..Col William S Neighbors .. Feb 71 May 71.. .........................................................Col James L Stewart May 71 30 Jun 71.. ....................... ......................Maj Gen Jones E Bolt ... 1 Jul 71 30 Jun 73

.. ......................................................Col Paul B M onroe I Jul 73 26 Au g 73.......... .. ....................Brig Gen Stanley M Umstead, Jr .. 27 Aug 73 1 Feb 74

.. .......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Col Robert B Tanguy .. 19 Feb 74 8 Jul 74.Brig Gen Cecil E . Fox ....................................................... 9 Jul 74 3 Aug 75

..... .Brig Gen Andrew Pringle, Jr............................. .. ...... Aug 75 30 Dec 76.. ..............................................................Col Jack E Tullett 3 1 Dec 76 1977

................ .Brig Gen John P. Rollston ............................ ... 1977 8 Mar 79.Brig Gen Horace W . Miller ............................................ 9 Mar 79 28 Jul 80

.. ........................................................Col Jesse W Camp bell 29 Jul 80 1981.Col Robert M . Alexander IIL ............... .. ........................... 1981 29 Nov 83.. ....................... ....................Col Richard E Hearne .. 30 Nov 83 29 Nov 84

. . .Col Albert A . Gagliardi, Jr.................................. .... 30 Nov 84 12 Sep 85.Col John E . Jackson ........................................................ 13 Sep 85 2 Jul 86

.Col Jeffrey T. Ellis* ....................................................... 3 Jul 86 11 Jan 87.Col James P. Ulm ............................................................. 12 Jan 87 8 Dec 87

.Col James W. Bradford (Acting) ............. ............. ............. . u n 63 13 Aug 63.Brig Gen A lbert A. Gagliardi, Jr...................................... 9 Dec 87 21 Feb 90

.Brig Gen Ch ambersR . Carr, Jr ........................... ...... 22 Feb 90 1 Mar 91.Col Donald L . Peterson............................................... 2 Mar 91 3 1 Jul 91

....................... .........................Col Willard Grosvenor .... 1 Aug 91 Aug 94.Col Michael G . Lee ............................ .. .......................... Aug 94 17 Aug 95

.Col W illiam L . Reynolds .................... .. ...................... 15 Oct 95 30 Sep 98.Col Jerome P. Palanuk ....................................... 1 Oct 98 10 Mar 99 (acting)

.Col Jerome P. Palanuk .................................................. 11 Mar 99 19 Oct 99Brig Gen (Sel) DanR . Goodrich ...................................... . . Oct 99 . Present

INTELLIGENCE

A-2 (Intelligence).Col Hany A. Johnson? .................................................... 28 Jan 42 5 Feb 42

*Colonel Ellis becam e DC SIOperations on 18 Dec 86. but he served in a dual hattedcapacity as Inspector G eneral until his replacement arrived on 12 Jan 87.

?Colo nel Johnson wa s temporarily dual-hatted as both A -2 and A.3.


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Intelligence (cont'd)Capt E . T . Sims ........................................................... 6 Feb 42 . 26 Mar 42Col Ralph F. Stearley .................................................. 27 Mar 42 . 12 Jul 4 2Col W illiam H. Beatty ..................................................... 13 Jul 42 . Unknown

..............

Col Lawrence W.

McIntosh................ ..

ca 4 Dec 43.

UnknownCol E . T . Sims ................................................................ ca Dec 44 . UnknownCol William G. Workman ..................................... Unknown . 16 Nov 48*

LOGISTICS

A-4 (Materiel)Lt Col R . M . Webster....................................................... Jan 42 - 10 May 42

..................................Col Walter S. Lee ................ .. 11 May 42 - UnknownCol Byron T . Burt, Jr......................................................... 1945 - 10 Dec 4 7

Col Castex P.

Connor...................................................

11 Dec 47-

15 Nov 48

DCSNateriel..............................................Col Castex P. Connor .. 16 Nov 48 . 14 Jul 52

Col Francis X. Purcell ..................................................... 6 Jul 52 . 2 Oct 53Col Kenneth A. Cavenah .............................................. 3 Oct 53 . 23 May 55

.........Col W illiam E . Davis, Jr......................... .. 2 4 May 55 . 10 Jul 55..........................................................Col Henry S . Monroe 11 Jul 55 . May 60

Col Adam K . Breckenridge ...................................... 2 4 Jun 60 . 14 Jul 6 3.Brig Gen John A Pechuls.............. ............... ........... 15 Jul 63 -3 1 Ma y 6 6

................. Col James W. Little .................... ... 1 Jun 66 . 16 Jun 68.........................................................

Col Joseph E.

Payne 17 Jun 6 8.

4 Aug 68Maj Gen Elbert Helton................................................ 5 Aug 68 . 26 Feb 69Brig Gen Harmon E . Bums ........... ............. ............ ..... 27 Feb 69 . 30 Jun 69Brig Gen Michael C. McCarthy........................................ 1 Jul 6 9 . 30 Jun 71Brig Gen James L. Stewart ........................................... 1 Jul 71 . 30 Nov 71

DCSLogisticsBrig Gen JamesL . Stewart ......................................... 1 Dec 71 . 30 Jun 72Col J. W . Waters ............................................................ 1 Jul 7 2 . 26 May 75Brig G en HaroldE . Confer .......................................... 27 May 75 . 30 Mar 78Brig Gen Lawrence D. Garrison ............ .............. ............. 1 Apr 78 . 9 Mar 80

Brig Gen W illiam J.

Breckner, Jr................................. 10 Mar 80.

12 Jul 83Brig Gen Richard F . Gillis .......................................... 24 Jul 83 . 9 Aug 86Brig Gen Daniel A. Taylor ......................................... 10 Aug 86 . 11 Oct 88Brig Gen W. John Soper .............................................. 12 Oct 88 . 21 Jun 90Brig Gen GeorgeT . Babbit, Jr................................... ... 2 2 Jun 90 . 1 Jul 92

.....................................Brig Gen W illiam L. Worthington 2 Jul 92 . 3 I Jan 93

*On 16 Nov 48. the newly created DCSIOperations absorbed theA-2 organization.


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Base supply in the mid-50s at Randolph.

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Director. LogisticsBrig Gen William L. Worthington ................................... 1 Feb 93 . 30 Sep 93Brig Gen Dennis G. Haines ............................ ........... . 1 Oct 93 . 31 May 95Brig Gen Paul L. Bielowicz................. .. .................. 1 Jun 95 . 21 Feb 97

Brig Gen Sharla J.

Cook..............................

.............

8 Mar 97.

14 Apr 99Brig Gen B illy K. Stewart................................................. 15 Apr 99 . Present

OFFICE OF FOR EIGN MILITARY AFFAIRS*

Col J . W . Mangum ............................................................. Dec 70 - 23 Mar 75Col R obert G. Liotta ................................................... 24 Mar 75 . 11 Apr 76Col Richard Hickenbottom...................................... 12 Apr 76 . 3 1 May 76

OPERATIONSA-3 (Operations)

Col Ha ny Johnson......................................................... 6 Feb 42 . U h ~ o w nCol W arren R. Carter ...................... .. ...................... Unknown . 15 Nov 42Brig G en Kenneth P . McNaughton................. ... . . . 6 Nov 42 . 30 Jun 4 4Col Edward W. Suarez........................................................ 1 Jul 44 . 3 1 Jul 4 5Col Joe W. Kelly ............................................................... 1 Aug 45 . 9 Dec 45Col Clifford H . Rees ...................................................... 10 Dec 45 . 24 Feb 46Col Robert C. Oliver................. .. ....................... 25 Feb 46 . 21 Mar 46Col Clifford H. Rees ............. ............... .............. ......... 22 Mar 46 . 17 Apr 4 6

Brig Gen Thomas C.

Darcy...............................

............

18 Apr 46.

7 Jan 48Brig Gen Edward H. Alexander................................... 8 Jan 48 . 15 Nov 4 8 t

DCSIOperationsBrig Gen Edward H. Alexander .................................. 16 Nov 48 . 13 May 4 9Col James. H . Wallace ................................................. 14 May 49 . 11 Dec 50Col Harold L . Neely...................................................... 12 Dec 50 . 16 Jan 51Brig Gen Charles. F . Born .......................................... 17 Jan 51 . 6 Nov 52Brig Gen George. F . Schlatter ................................... 7 Nov 52 . 25 May 5 5Col Thomas E. Moore .................................................. 26 May 55 . 28 Jun 57

*On 15 Dec 70. the ATC commander established a seventh DCS. the Office of ForeignMilitary Affairs. However. this organization was short lived. Effective 1 Jun 76. ATCclosed the office and moved responsibility for foreign military training to its newlyactivated Foreign Military Training Affairs G roup. which rep orted directly to H Q AT C.

?The Air Force dropped the older"A" nomenclature in favor of deputy chief of staffdesignations on 16 Nov 48.


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One of AETC's more famous graduates, astronaut Virgil I. Grissom, was aninstructor pilot at Bryan AFB, Texas, in the early 1950s.


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Operations (cont'd)Col Noel T. Cumbaa ................................................... 29 Jun 57 . 17 Aug 57

....................................................Col Jeny D. Page 18 Aug 57 . 14 Dec 58*

DCSIOperationsBrig Gen William C. Lindley. Jr ................................ .... 1 Mar 65 . 31 May 67

......................Col Robert D . Curtis (Acting)............. ... 1 Jun 67 . 1 Aug 67Brig Gen Ernes t T. Cragg ................... .. ....................... 2 Aug 67 . 30 Jun 69Maj Gen James H. Watkins ........................................ 1 Jul 69 . 31 Jan 71Col Robert P. Parsons (Acting)........................................ 1 Feb 71 . 25 Apr 71

................................................Maj Gen J. M . Breedlove 26 Apr 71 . 19 Jul 73... ... ... .. ...................... .......... .Col LeRoy W. Svendsen .. 1 Aug 73 . 9 Sep 73

M aj Gen Alton D. Slay ........................................ 10 Sep 73 . 3 1 Jan 74Brig Gen Henry L. Warren ......................................... 1 Feb 7 4 . 3 1 Aug 75Brig Gen Melvin G. Bowling ........................................ 1 Sep 75 . 16 Sep 76Brig Gen Dennis B. Sullivan ...................................... 17 Sep 76 . 20 Jul 78Brig Gen Kenneth R. Fleenor ........................................... 2 1 Jul 78 . 3 1 Jul 80Brig Gen Edward N . Giddings ........... .. ................ 1 Aug 80 . 9 Jun 83Ma j Gen Chris 0 . Divich .......................... ........... ............. 10 Jun 83 . 8 Jun 86Brig Gen Jolm R. Hullender ......................................... 9 Jun 86 . 17 Dec 86

..............Col Jeffrey T. Ellis ................ ... .. 18 Dec 8 6 . 3 1 Dec 86

DCSIOperations and Readiness.Col Jeffrey T Ellis ........... ............ ............ 1 Jan 87 . 9 Oct 88

...................................Brig Gen Clifton C. Clark 10 Oct 88 . 30 Jun 89Brig Gen Sam W. Westbrook I11 ................................. ca 1 Jul 89 . 17 Jun 91

..........................................Brig Gen EverettH . Pratt 18 Jun 91 . 30 Nov 91

DCSIOperations...........................................Brig G en Everett H . Pratt 1 Dec 91 . 11 May 92

.Brig Gen John 0 McFalls 111 ...................................... 12 May 92 . 3 1 Jan 93

Director. OperationsBrig Gen John 0 . McFalls 111 .................................. 1 Feb 93 . 30 Jun 93

Director. Plans and OperationsMa j Gen Glenn A. Profitt I1 ............................................ 1 Jul 9 3 . 17 Apr 95Maj Gen Donald L . Peterson ............................................. M a y 95 . Aug 96

Director. Operations...............................................Maj Gen CharlesH Coolidge Aug 96 . 18 Jul 97

M aj Gen Richard C. Marr ................................ .... . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Jul 97 . 19 Aug 99........M aj Gen William W elser 111 .......................... ........... 20 Aug 99 . Present

"With the inactivation of the Flying Training Air Force. management shifted back to theheadquarters. which established a DCSIFlying Training on 15 Dec 58. DCSIOperationscame back into existence on I Mar 65 .


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PERSONNEL

A-1 (Personnel).. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ..................Lt Col Ralph F Stearley .. 28 Jan 42 18 M ar 42

.. .........................................................Col Orin J Bushey 19 Mar 42 Unknow n.. ................. .................. ..............

Col DelmarT

Spivey 23 Dec 43 10 Sep 45.. .................. .. ........... .Col William L Kennedy .............. 1 1 Sep 45 25 Aug 46

.. ....................... ........ .... ..... .... ..... .Col Charles D Jones .. 26 Aug 46 6 Jul 47.Col Leo P. Dahl .............. ................ ................ ............... 7 Jul 47 15 Nov 48

DCSEersonnelCol Leo P . Dahl ....................................................... 16 Nov 48 . 15 Dec 48

.Col James H. Wallace ................... ................... .............. 16 Dec 48 16 Jan 49Col Charles M. Seebach.................................................... 17 Jan 49 . 6 Feb 50Col Henry D. Smith, Jr...................................................... 7 Feb 50 . Mar 50Col John H . Davies .............................................................. Mar 50 . 4 Apr 50Col Henry D . Smith, Jr.......................... .. ................... 5 Apr 50 . 16 Jul 52Col W . H . Leach ............................................................ 17 Jul 52 . 5 May 57Col William E . Buck, Jr................................................... 6 May 57 . 7 Jun 59Col Lester C. Hess (Acting)................. .. ................... 8 Jun 59 . 25 Aug 59Brig Gen C lair L. Wood ................................................. 26 Aug 59 . 15 Jul 62Col Frank P. Wood ......................................... .................. 16 Jul 6 2 . 24 Jul 66Col Lester F. Miller ..................................................... 25 Jul 66 . 13 Aug 67Col RobertF . Bennett ....................................................... 14 Aug 67 . Aug 70Col John M . Kirklin ................................................. ............ e p 70 . 30 Jun 71Brig Gen Conrad S. Allman .............. .............. .............. .... 1 Jul 7 1 . 7 S ep 71Brig Gen August F. Taute ............................................. 8 Sep 71 . 25 Feb 72Col W . L . Lough ........................................................... 26 Feb 72 . 30 Apr 73Col Francis R. Nealon ........... ............. ............. ........... 1 May 73 . 25 May 75Col Daniel M. Wealen (Acting).................................... 26 May 75 . 21 S ep 75Col David L. Thomson ................................................ 22 Sep 75 . 31 Dec 81Col Donald C. Metz ........................ ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Jan 8 2 . 20 O ct 83Col Paul L . Roberson.................................................... 21 Oct 83 . 19 Mar 86Col Gary E . Clark ........................................................... 20 Mar 86 . 27 Jul 87Col John C. Griffith ....................... ... ........................ 28 Jul 87 . 1 Mar 88Col Edward Arbaugh (Acting)............. ............ ............ 2 Mar 88 . 3 1 Mar 88Col John E . Van Duyn, Jr ................................................ 1 Apr 88 . 24 Jul 89Col Michael J. Wright ....................................................... 25 Jul 89 . Sep 91Col David R. Love ............................................................. Sep 9

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