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International AIR CADET
EXCHANGE 1963
"Ambassadors 1948
With
Wings"
1963
lACE
Dedicated to the youth of all nations who have participated in
C i v i l A i r P a t r o l ' s I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r C a d e t E x c h a n g e w h o n o w,
as Exchange Alumni, continue to foster the international
understanding and good will that has been the inspiring motivation for lACE for the past sixteen years.
"The United States is delighted to welcome
participants in Civil Air Patrol's 16th annual
International Air Cadet Exchange. Bringing
together young men of the free world in a climate
of mutual interest and good will, CAP's summer
exchange program plays a significant role in
America's unceasing effort to achieve a lasting
peace through friendship and understanding."
J O H N F. K E N N E D Y
President (1960-63)
United States of America
"Civil Air Patrol's contribution to world
leadership, international understanding and
good will through sixteen years of sponsoring
the International Air Cadet Exchange is an enviable record of which we are very proud. It
was my great pleasure to welcome all participants of the 16th annual exchange and I was
extremely impressed with the caliber of young
men seeking knowledge of other countries. I am
proud to have known all of you for even a brief
time this summer."
PAUL C ASHWORTH
Colonel, USAF
National Commander
Col Paul W Turner, CAP
Col Lyle W Castle, CAP
The National Board
The National Board is the governing body of
the Civil Air Patrol Corporation. It is composed
of the Chairman, National Commander, National
F i n a n c e O f fi c e r, N a t i o n a l L e g a l O f fi c e r, 8
Regional Commanders and 52 Wing Commanders.
The National Board meets annually to conduct
the affairs of the corporation. Since Sept
1 9 6 2 C o l P a u l W Tu r n e r, C A P, o f N a s h v i l l e ,
Te n n e s s e e , h a s p r e s i d e d a s i t s c h a i r m a n . C o l
L y l e W C a s t l e , C A P, o f C i n c i n n a t i , O h i o , i s t h e
Vice-Chairman. The National Chairman of the
Board also serves as chairman of the National
E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e e w h i c h m e e t s q u a r t e r l y.
The National Board authorizes CAP support and
indorsement of the International Air Cadet
E x c h a n g e e a c h y e a r. P l a n n i n g f o r 1 9 6 4 h a s
been completed and officials state that new
c o u n t r i e s w i l l b e i n c l u d e d n e x t y e a r.
kt Col William H Schuelie, CAP
Col Barnee Breeskin, CAP
New York and Washington lACE Committees
Special IACE working committees have been
o r g a n i z e d i n N e w Yo r k a n d Wa s h i n g t o n , D C , t o
assist the national project officer with the compIex itineraries necessary for the visiting
c a d e t s ' e n t e r t a i n m e n t . I n N e w Yo r k C i t y, L t C o l
W i l l i a m H S c h u e l i e , C A P, i s c h a i r m a n o f t h e
IACE committee. Col Schuelie has directed the
N e w Yo r k o p e r a t i o n s f o r m a n y y e a r s a n d h i s
committee is made up of selected members of
t h e N e w Yo r k W i n g o f C i v i l A i r P a t r o l . I n
National Project Officer
Washington, DC, Colonel Bamee Breeskin,
C A P, i s t h e n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r ' s s p e c i a l
representative for the IACE. Col Breeskin is
assisted by members of the National Capital
Wing of CAP in preparing an itinerary which
each year includes a visit to the White House,
official welcomes from congressmen and high
government officials.
T h e N e w Yo r k a n d
Wa s h i f f g t o n I A C E c o m m i t t e e s p l a y a v i t a l r o l e
in the program.
AV E A
L t C o l F o l e y D C o l l i n s J r, U S A F D i r e c t o r o f
Cadet Special Summer Activities, National
H e a d q u a r t e r s , C A P, i s a v e t e r a n A i r F o r c e
o f fi c e r, s e r v i n g a s N a t i o n a l P r o j e c t O f fi c e r. H e
has previously served as asst NPO and as an
e s c o r t o f fi c e r. H e w a s a s s i s t e d b y T S g t R o y A
Harrell and SSgt Jackie L Gaskill. The project officer and his staff planned and arranged
for passports, airlift, accommodations and the
many details which assured the successful
exchange program for more than 350 participants
t h i s s u m m e r.
Lt Col Foley D Collins, USAF
Lt Col Frederic S Schleger, CAP
The Aviation Exchange Alumni, known as
AV E A , i n c l u d e s a l i c a d e t s a n d e s c o r t s w h o
have participated in the International Air Cadet
Exchange. AVEA was created to perpetuate and
extend the good will, friendships, and camararderie achieved through the effort, time, and
money spent by all participating parties of the
E x c h a n g e . L t C o l F r e d e r i c S S c h l e g e r , C A P,
w a s a p p o i n t e d a s C h a i r m a n o f AV E A i n 1 9 5 5
and served in that capacity through the 16th
Exchange. More than 4000 former IACE participants are members of this exclusive fratern ity
Each year the Ex-Cell-O Corporation donates a
lapel pin in the form of the IACE emblem to all
c a d e t s a n d e s c o r t s . AV E A m a i n t a i n s m e m b e r ship lists, encourages correspondence between
its members, and prepares and distributes news
bulletins to its members.
1941
CAP - 22 YEARS OF SERVICE
Civil Air Patrol was created one week before
P e a r l H a r b o r. A n E x e c u t i v e O r d e r o n D e c e m b e r 1 ,
1941, marked the beginning of a volunteer civilian
organization of pilots and aviation enthusiasts
that has endured for more than two decades.
The concept of CAP began when civil aviation
was in danger of being grounded by the threat of
w a r. I n 1 9 3 9 , G i l l R o b b W i l s o n a p p r o a c h e d G o v e r n o r
Charles Edison of New Jersey with a plan for Civil
Air Defense Services. The CADS of New Jersey
became the model for Civil Air Patrol.
Prominent aviation enthusiasts credited with
founding CAP included Gill Robb Wilson (now publisher of "Flying" magazine), Thomas H Beck, and
Guy P Gannett.
Lt Gen Henry "Hap" Arnold appointed a board
h e a d e d b y B r i g G e n G e o r g e E S t r a t e m e y e r, A A F, t o
study the CAP plan. The board included Col Harry
H B l e e , M a j A B M c M u l l e n , a n d M a j L u c i u s P O r d w a y.
On December 1, 1941, Fiorello H LaGuardia,
Director of Civilian Defense, signed the order creati n g C A P a n d d e s i g n a t e d M a j G e n J o h n F C u r r y, A A F,
a ~ C A P ' s fi r s t n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r. G i l l R o b b
Wilson became the executive officer and Col Blee
t h e t r a i n i n g o f fi c e r. W i n g c o m m a n d e r s w e r e a p p o i n t e d
in all 48 states.
Three coastal patrol bases were established on
the Atlantic coast and equipped with private light
planes donated by their owners. During coastal
patrol operations, which ended on August 31, 1943,
CAP pilots flew more than 24,000,000 miles over
w a t e r. C A P i s c r e d i t e d w i t h s i n k i n g o r d a m a g i n g a t
least two subs. The volunteer flyers found 17
floating mines and rescued hundreds of victims of
ship sinkings. Sixty-four members gave their lives
during the war - 26 on coastal patrol.
CAP flew border patrol courier service and more
than 20,000 tow-target missions, and performed
nationwide search and rescue service.
Earle L Johnson assumed command of CAP in
1942. He was commissioned a Captain in the AAF
and rose to the rank of Brigadier General in 1947.
of disaster relief, mercy missions, and expanded
s e a r c h a n d r e s c u e a c t i v i t y. T h e F C C a u t h o r i z e d a
C A P c o m m u n i c a t i o n s n e t w o r k t h a t s a m e y e a r.
Public Law 476 of the 79th Congress, approved
July 1, 1946, incorporated Civil Air Patrol and in
May 1948, the 80th Congress made CAP an official
civilian auxiliary of the US Air Force.
Brig Gen Frederick
H S m i t h J r, U S A F ( A i r
Force vice chief of
staff, 1961) assumed
command of CAP in
1947. Gen Smith was
succeeded by Maj Gen
L u c a s V B e a u , U S A F,
l a t e i n t h e s a m e y e a r. .
Gen Beau was fol,
lowed in 1956 by Maj
Gen Walter R Agee,
U S A F, w h o s e r v e d u n t i l
1959. Brig Gen Stephen
D M c E l r o y, U S A F, t h e n
assumed command. He
Wilson
moved with National
H e a d q u a r t e r s f r o m B o i l i n g A F B , Wa s h i n g t o n , D C , t o
E l l i n g t o n A F B , Te x a s i n 1 9 5 9 . C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h ,
U S A F, b e c a m e C A P ' s s e v e n t h n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r
on December 15, 1961.
G e n C a r l A " To o e y " S p a a t z , U S A F ( R e t ) , w a s
CAP's first national board chairman in 1948, succ e e d e d i n t u r n b y C o l D H a r o l d B y r d , C A P, 1 9 5 9 ;
C o l W i l l i a m C W h e l e n , C A P, 1 9 6 1 ; a n d C o l P a u l W
T u r n e r , C A P, 1 9 6 2 .
To d a y, C A P n u m b e r s a b o u t 8 0 , 0 0 0 m e m b e r s ,
45,000 of whom are cadets. Wings are active in all
50 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia
and perform more than 60% of all search and rescue
activities in the US. CAP's radio net includes more
than 14,000 FCC licensed stations.
CAP conducts aerospace education for cadets
and introduced these courses into many high
schools. More than 100 CAP sponsored aviation
w o r k s h o p s a r e h e l d i n u n i v e r s i t i e s e a c h y e a r.
Honor courses for cadets are held annually including Jet, Aerospace, Space Age, and Federal
Aviation Agency orientation; National Drill Competitions at the AF Academy; and the International
Air Cadet Exchange.
Civil Air Patrol adopted a long range plan in
1962 through which it hopes to increase its membership to 100,000 cadets and 60,000 seniors by 1966.
Civil Air Patrol, the hastily organized stepchild
of WW II, survived the adolescence of the years
between 1941 and 1961 and "became of age" on its
21st birthday December 1, 1962.
Navy Boeing F4B4, 1942
1948
1963
The cadet program was begun in October 1942
and became a valuable source of aviation cadets for
the Army Air Force. The first military light planes
were given CAP in 1944; and it assumed extra duties
HISTORY OF THE lACE
The Air Cadet League of Canada proposed the
International Air Cadet Exchange in 1947. An
invitation was extended to Maj Gen Lucas V Beau.
U S A F. n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r o f C i v i l A i r P a t r o l
inviting CAP to join the exchange program. In his
report to Congress in 1948, Gen Beau outlined plans
for CAP's participation in the IACE and obtained
approval. The first exchange between two countries
took place that summer when Civil Air Patrol and
the Air Cadet League of Canada exchanged cadets.
The purpose of the IACE, then and now is
to foster international understanding, good will and
fellowship among the
youth of the free world.
The CAP cadets and
their counterparts from
foreign countries are
selected for their extraordinary leadership,
c h a r a c t e r, g o o d c i t i z e n ship merits, and alrmindedness.
Beau
The CAP-Air Cadet
League of Canada initial
exchange in 1948 was
so well received that
immediate plans were
made for expansion. Unlike present exchanges,
the 1948 program was
limited to a tour of the US and Canada instead of
b e i n g h o s t e d b y i n d i v i d u a l w i n g s i n t h e U S . To u r
personnel included two US escorts and 24 CAP
cadets to Canada and a similar number of Canadians
to the US - a total of 52 participants.
From this modest beginning in 1948 the IACE
has expanded to its present scope of 21 countries,
with plans to add more in the future.
In 1949. a total of four countries exchanged
cadets with the US - Canada, France, Great Britain.
and Switzerland. One hundred and thirty-six CAP
cadets went abroad and the same number of foreign
cadets and escorts visited the US.
1963
Greece, Israel, and Turkey reentered the program in 1959, and this same year Cuba and West
Germany dropped out. In 1960 Chile was forced to
b o w o u t b e c a u s e o f a n e a r t h q u a k e d i s a s t e r, a n d
Mexico also elected to leave the program.
In 1961. Peru was unable to send cadets to the
US but did host the CAP cadets. Peru offered its
quota to neighboring countries and E1 Salvador
responded entering the program unofficially for the
first time. Germany also came back into IACE after
an absence of two years.
Guatemala joined the IACE in 1962, but the
Guatemalan cadets were unable to visit the US.
G u a t e m a l a d i d , h o w e v e r, h o s t t h e U S c a d e t s . E 1
Salvador sent a double quota of cadets to the US,
with groups visiting Maine and Minnesota.
A r g e n t i n a . E c u a d o r, a n d C o s t a R i c a j o i n e d t h e
Exchange in 1963. Brazil. Guatemala, and Italy
dropped out.
Every state on the US continent has hosted
foreign cadets at least once.
The District of
Columbia and Puerto Rico also have hosted foreign
groups.
From 1948 through 1963, a total of 1760 CAP
cadets and 473 CAP and USAF escort officers have
taken part in the IACE. Foreign cadets have numbered 1741 along with 445 escort officers. The
grand total for the sixteen years is 4419 participants.
The cost of food, lodging, and entertainment
during the exchange is borne by Civil Air Patrol
and the host countries. All airlift is provided by
the US Air Force and several of the participating
countries.
The International Air Cadet Exchange has been
publicly acknowledged by the President of the
United States, heads of foreign governments,
American and foreign ambassadors, and read into the
Congressional Record. All cited it as a significant
contribution toward better international understanding between free nations.
Italy and Portugal were added in 1950. The
exchange was expanded still further in 1951 to
include Brazil, Denmark, Luxembourg, Mexico, The
N e t h e r l a n d s , N o r w a y, S p a i n , a n d S w e d e n . I n 1 9 5 2
Belgium came into the program. Luxembourg dropped
out in 1953, but Greece and Turkey were added.
C h i l e , C u b a , P e r u , a n d Ve n e z u e l a j o i n e d i n 1 9 5 4 ,
and Israel signed up in 1955. With the addition of
Uruguay in 1956 the exchange hit a peak of 22
foreign countries participating with the US.
A
total of 150 CAP cadets and 44 escorts were exchanged with a like number of cadets and escorts
from these countries in 1956 for a total of 388 participants.
In 1957, Mexico dropped out but did host US
c a d e t s . Ve n e z u e l a a n d U r u g u a y a l s o d r o p p e d o u t ,
but West Germany came into the program. The
Lebanon crisis in 1958 caused Greece, Israel, and
Turkey to withdraw because of airlift problems, but
Mexico came back into the fold.
Glider Demonstration~ West Germany
"KEY" PERSONALITIES...
President Kennedy, Senator Humphrey meet foreign cadets at White House, 1962
Former President Trumane Israeli cadets at Truman Library, Independence, Missouri, 1960
This symbolic ceremonial Key to International understanding and good will has become the idealistic symbol of the IACE. The
large key has been presented to US presidents,
heads of state of all foreign countries participating in the exchange, governors of host states
and top Air Force and aviation leaders. Minia t u r e r e p l i c a s o f t h e k e y, i n t h e f o r m o f a t i e
clasp have been presented to every participant
of the IACE, as well as to dignitaries and
officials in the US and foreign countries. The
c e r e m o n i a l k e y s a n d t h e m i n i a t u r e s a r e p r o - F o r m e r P r e s i d e n t E i s e n h o w e r, C A P c a d e t s , 1 9 5 6
v i d e d t h r o u g h t h e c o u r t e s y o f Ya l e a n d To w n e
Manufacturing Company.
Gen MacArthur receives "Key" from foreign cadets, New York, 1960
1963
promotes
world understanding
P r e s i d e n t B e n Z v i , I s r a e l , r e c e i v e s " K e y, " 1 9 6 1
M i n i a t u r e " K e y " f o r C h a n c e l l o r A d e n a u r, 1 9 6 2
Vice Pres Nixon receives "Key" from Gen Agee, CAP
n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r, 1 9 5 8
M i s s U n i v e r s e ( l e d a M a r i a Va r g a s , B r a z i l ) a w a r d e d
"Key" by Col du Pont, 1963
Page
JnitiaJ Washington, DC Phase for CAP Cadets .......................
12-15
Assembly in Rhein/Main Air Base, Frankfort, Germany ..................
16-17
N e w
Yo r k
C i t y
P h a s e
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F o r e i g n
C a d e t s
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Cadet Activities - Host CAP Wings and Foreign Countries ..............
29-71
FinaJ Washington, DC Phase - Foreign Cadets ......................
72-79
Rosters
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CAP
and
Foreign
A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s
Cadets,
Escorts
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lACE, 1963-THE BIG EVENT BEGINS IN WASHINGTON, DC
First to deplane . . .
General briefing
and the last . . .
/
First stop...Washington, DC
Maj Gen William K Martin, Dir of Info, USAF,
"keyed" in.
From Hawaii to the nation's Capital
Briefing for escorts
Civil Air Patrol cadets from every state
and Puerto Rico arrive at Bolling AFB, July 14,
1963, for the start of CAP's 16th annual International Air Cadet Exchange . . . The 140
cadets and 42 CAP and USAF escort officers
billeted and processed at Boiling... welcomed
at Capitol Building by US Senators and Representatives followed by tour . . . escort officers
feted at Washington's famous Golden Ox Restaurant . . . groups to South America leave via
Charleston, South Carolina . . . main group
leaves Andrews AFB on MATS aircraft, July 16,
for rendezvous at Rhein/Main AB, Frankfort,
Germany with foreign cadets . . . start of big
adventure and visits to Luzern, the Hague,
Mt Olympus,
Paris, Zaragoza, Jerusalem.
Istambul, Montevideo . . ~,
WASHINGTON, DC, ACTIVITIES AND . . .
D E PA R T U R E F O R R H E I N / M A I N
USAF escorts welcomed to Golden Ox restaurant
Only one passport to each customer
Gourmet's delight
Plane wait made interesting
Let's get into the blue!
Just under the limit
R H E I N / M A I N A I R B A S E . F R A N K F U R T, G E R M A N Y, E U R O P E A N J U M P O F F P O I N T
American and foreign cadets
attend welcome banquet at
Rhein/Main AB, Germany
Air routes from Rhein/Main to
the United States interest
foreign cadets
International salute
On Tuesday, July 16, cadets boarded USAF
Military Air Transport Service planes at Andrews
AFB, Md, for Rhein/Main Air Base, Frankfurt,
G e r m a n y. Tw o p l a n e l o a d s o f c a d e t s a n d t h e i r
CAP and USAF escort officers departed within
an hour for the 18-hour trip to Europe. Landing
at Rhein/Main Air Base, the cadets were greeted
b y C o l H o r a c e A C r o s s w e l l , U S A F, b a s e c o m m a n d e r, w h o e n t e r t a i n e d t h e A m e r i c a n a n d
f o r e i g n c a d e t s a t d i n n e r. T h e n e x t m o r n i n g t h e
American cadets began their trips to the many
countries which were to host them for the next
two weeks. The foreign cadets boarded the
M AT S p l a n e s t h a t b r o u g h t t h e A m e r i c a n s t o
Germany and flew to Idlewild International
A i r p o r t i n N e w Yo r k t o b e g i n t h e i r A m e r i c a n
s t a y. S i m i l a r fl i g h t s o f c a d e t s w e r e a l s o o n
their way to and from Central and South America
from Charleston AFB, South Carolina.
Brig Gen James C Sherrill,
Commander 1608th Air Transport
Wing, Charleston AFB, SC, receives plaque of appreciation
NEW YORK, FIRST PHASE, 19 JULY
NEW YORK CITY . . .
Arrival in New York from Rhein/Main, Germany
Foreign cadets from 20 countries-134 cadets
a n d 3 5 e s c o r t o f fi c e r s - a r r i v e i n N e w Yo r k
J u l y 1 9 . . . t w o M AT S p l a n e s f r o m G e r m a n y
land at Idlewild Airport . . . Cadets from South
America and Canada arrive at Newark, New
J e r s e y . . . w e l c o m e d b y t h e I A C E - N e w Yo r k
P h a s e c o m m i t t e e . . . b i l l e t e d a t t h e Wa l d o r f Astoria Hotel . . . escort officers briefing . . .
Times Square sign taken down, replaced by
International Air Cadet Exchange Square . . .
Off to the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Karl Lowe talks with Belgian
informal walking tour of the "man-made canyons" to include famed Fifth Ave and a trip
to the Empire State Building observatory . . .
audience participation on the nati~al Johnny
C a r s o n " To n i g h t " s h o w . . . . t h e g i r d l i n g o f
Manhattan Island on the Circle Line boat as
guests of Pepsi Cola International . . . the
stark architecture of the United Nations Building and the always impressive spectacle of the
General Assembly-equal forum for the nations
First interview
of the world to resolve their problems . . . a
motor drive up the verdant and beautiful Hudson
Valley to fabled West Point, site of the US Military Academy . . . a walk through living history
at the Academy's museum, the famed battlements and sharp escarpment dropping straight
down from the heights to the Hudson's shores . . .
West Point cadet guides (former CAPers who
had participated in the IACE) renewing acquaintances with representatives of the coun-
Sunday at St Patrick*s Cathederal
tries they visited . . . the delicious luncheon at
Bear Mountain Inn enroute to the "Point" . . .
tingling with the affability and warmth of host
Lt Col Gene Leone . . . the zany rides and the
squealing girls at Palisades amusement park...
radio interviews, WRUL and WOR . . . emplaning
for flights to new and exciting adventure with
their next host-a Civil Air Patrol wing in one
of the 50 states . . .
Queen Gloria Myles, Dep Mayor Screvane, and cadets renaming Times Square
NEW YORK CITY...
NEW YORKCITY .
Visit to UN Building
TV's Louis Nye gets "pinned"
C a d e t s a t t e n d i n g " To n i g h t " s h o w
EI Salvador escorts with ambassador
Johnny Carson honored by cadets
First Sputnik in UN Building foyer
Ready for trip around Manhattan
Pepsi Cola on Board
"And there is . . .
t h e S t a t u e o f L i b e r t y. "
NEW YORK PHASE...
NEW YORK PHASE . .
Lt Col Gene Leone, perennial host to the visiting foreign cadets, entertains the entire group at the
famous Bear Mountain Inn. This year's piece de resistance was baked stuffed chicken with all the
"fixin's."
"1 hope we have enough!"
Col Ashworth with host Leone
Assembly in front of the Inn
"Be patient, boys, it's coming."
"It looks good. How does it taste?"
"What-no Danish pastry?"
"
W
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d
"1 thought you'd like it."
i
d
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.
.
So did we!"
NEW YORK PHASE . ..
NEW YORK PHASE . . .
Following the visit to Bear Mountain Inn, the group continued up the Hudson River to West Point, site
of the famed US Military Academy.
Thatcher Hall, US Military Academy at West Point
Gen John J "Black Jack" Pershing looks down
on visiting cadets at the "Point"
Military Academy Museum...
"As a former CAP cadet I visited your homes
in England . . ."
Representatives from Near East countries at West Point
. Relics
NEW YORK CITY . . .
NEW YORK CITY . . .
WALDORF-ASTORIA MILITARY BALL
CONSULATE
OFFICIALS
JOIN
CADETS
AT THE
MILITARY
BALL
Col Ashworth welcomes visitors
The Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria was
the scene of the Military Ball for the visitors
w h i l e t h e y w e r e i n N e w Yo r k . J e r r y K r a v a t a n d
orchestra, as in past years, provided superb
Cols Strauss, Lyons, and Ashworth . . .
dance music. Cadets were welcomed by National
C A P C o m m a n d e r, C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h , t h e n
took part in the parade of nations and met ambassadors and high functionaries and their ladies.
welcome their guests
No language barrier . . .
Visiting CAP cadets from Texas
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Takes his dancing seriously
THE UN'S STARK BEAUTY
CADET ACTIVITIES:
HOST CAP WINGS AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Argentina .......
Hosted US only
Great Britain .........
Idaho
Belgium
.......
Vi r g i n i a
G r e e c e
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Wisconsin
Canada
........
Maryland
I s r a e l
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
N e w Yo r k
Nevada
Netherlands .........
Arizona
Costa Rica ......
Florida
Norway
California
Denmark ........
Te x a s
P e r u
Ecuador ........
Iowa
Portugal
El Salvador ......
Utah
S p a i n
France .........
Massachusetts
Sweden
Chile
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G e r m a n y . . . . . . . . South Dakota
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Switzerland .........
T u r k e y . . . . . . . . Indiana
F a r e w e l l t o N e w Yo r k
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New Mexico
Montana
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
ARGENTINA...
Welcome to the Pampas and
Introduction to the art of gliding
. . the high hill country
A " T h a n k Yo u " p l a q u e t o t h e h o s t
CAP CADETS IN ARGENTINA
Harry J Perez
Peter K Dany
Robert M Garn
Earl A Kraay
Richard B lindbergh
ESCORTS
Capt Melvin R Daniels, Jr, CAP
It Col OJiver H Meyers, USAF
Argentina elected not to send air cadets
from that country to visit in the US this
year. This page, therefore, which should
reflect the activities of the Argentine
cadets in the US, contains additional
pictorial coverage of CAP cadets in
Argentina.
BELGIUM . . .
VIRGINIA . . .
Sight-seeing the hard way
With thanks from CAP
Welcome to Richmond
A visit to the Breydel
Barbecue at Hopewell
Cenotaph to American WW II dead
The Confederate Navy's storied submarine
Ancient fort at Jamestown
In the garden of the Governor's Mansion
CAP CADETS IN BELGIUM
Kenneth R Belteau
Galen I Ha
Frank R Maciasz
Willard G Plentl, Jr
Jose Sota
ESCORTS
Maj C E Neal, CAP
Capt William B Skinner
BELGIAN CADETS iN VIRGINIA
Marcel de Meutter
Jean Van Campenhoudt
Willi am Mertens
Paul Van Edom
Frederik J Hagendorens
ESCORTS
Capt Robert A G Noirhomme
1Lt Hilaire Smet
MARYLAND...
CANADA...
RCAF supply depot
Hosts and escort
Russell Lambert, Fredricton, NB, accepts key at
252 Wing
C A N A D I A N C A D E T S I N M A RY L A N D
Wm Kenneth Mc/ei sh
Garry G Wetzel
Signing in with the Mayor of Moncton, NB
CAP CADETS IN CANADA
Keith J Wyper
Lorne A Pykerman
Holger Kordts
Larry M Reihl
Harold F Robbins
Zenon Chaykowsky
Jacques J Vallee
Daniel Hardy
George L Burchan
John A Dean
Stuart J Francis
John D King
William F Lynch
Randolph A Mabry
Gerald B Gaither
Ti m A G i l l
Milton F Haas
Dean K Hamilton
Reacoe D Smith
John J Roach
Clarence H Stephens
James H Aucoin
Harry A Andrusyshyn
Daniel G Murray
Roger O Pedersen
Randall H Wolfe
Donald B Kilpatrick
Kent E Johnson
ESCORTS
L t C o l F l o y d E S c h a ff n e r, C A P
1st Lt Larry C Gipe, USAF
Canoe race at Camp Algonquin
Admiral Beatty Hotel dance
ESCORTS
Sq Ldr D Halcrow, RCAF
Harold A Steele
Light plane briefing
Break time between receptions
N E VA D A . . .
CHILE ...
H a r v e y G r o s s e , o w n e r o f Wa g o n W h e e l , L a k e Ta h o e , e n t e r t a i n s C h i l e a n s
We l c o m e t o t h e C i t y o f Ve n o d e l M a r
Soaring in the high country
Skiing in the Andes
Inspecting Bill Harrah's horseless carriage
Stead AFB survivoJ course
Preparing for hop over the mountains
CAP CADETS IN CHILE
Robert M Burati
F Keith Kreisher
John R Meyer
James A Norwood
Thomas W Theyson
ESCORTS
Lt Col Harold M Hilburn, CAP
k t C o l R o d d i e L M o s s e y, U S A F
C H I L E A N C A D E T S I N N E VA D A
Alajandro L Chanes
Fernando V Ovalle
.Andres D Darvasi
Kenneth J McKenzie
Luis B Gillet
ESCORTS
Raul P Anguita
Earnesto C Gonzalez
FLORIDA
C O S TA R I C A . . .
A m b a s s a d o r Te l l e r w e l c o m e s C A P c a d e t s t o C o s t a R i c a
"Buenas dias," from Costa Rica to Palm Beach
C A P C A D E T S I N C O S TA R I C A
Frederick M Hurst, Jr
D o n a l d L K e s t e r, I I I
D a v i d L Ly o n s
C O S TA R I C A N C A D E T S I N F L O R I D A
Jose t Cespedes Ruiz
Vatentin Quintona KohKemper
James P McLaughlin
Stephen K VanKirk
ESCORTS
Lt Col Arthur W Lenzi, CAP
C a p t J o s e p h A M i l l e r, U S A F
A visit to the "Pepsi" plant in San Jose
ESCORT
Rodrigo Ramos Sanabria
Lt Col Qulros receives memento
Hernan A Acuna Sanabria
German Zamora Acosta
Gerardo A Chaves Ramirez
J u a n J Ve g a G a m i e r
Tr o p h y s a i l fi s h c a u g h t b y v i s i t o r s o f f We s t P a l m B e a c h
T h e Ta b o o R e s t a u r a n t f o r d i n n e r a n d d a n c i n g
DENMARK...
Introduction to a "Chipmunk," Avno AFB
T E X A S . . .
G e n e r a l M a n a g e r, S c a n d a n a v i a n A i r w a y s
System, receives miniature key
" Tr y t h i s o n e f o r s i z e . "
DANISH CADETS IN TEXAS
Erik Alsing
CAP CADETS IN DENMARK
Marc K Arneson
Neils H Bornerup
Peter P Bas
Roderik G Beaukenkamp
D a v i d R J e ff r i e s
Ole Gamst
Tage Rugard
Jorgen Chr. Sonderby
John W Wallace, II
ESCORTS
ESCORTS
Capt Paul C Starks, CAP
M a j E i g i l T A R e c h n i t z e r, D A F
Fritz Krag
Maj Calvin S Rowe, USAF
A brisk sail on the fjords
Minister of Defense hosts lACE in Copenhagen
Capsule, Manned Spacecraft Center
Dozy-Do!
We l c o m e t o t h e L o n e S t a r - S t a t e
ECUADOR...
IOWA...
Farewell banquet, Des Moines
Welcome to the land of 0.00o latitude
A gift of US government coin proofs
Mayor R M L Johnson (center), briefs guests
At Maytag Manufacturing plant
CAP CADETS IN ECUADOR
Robert P Garcia
V Kerry Inman
Tom I_ Morse
Edward E Murray
Frank J Voshell
ECUADOREAN CADETS IN IOWA
Darwin D Delgado
Julio S Hanze
Allan R L Nieto
Ricardo V Sacheir
Zenon O G Zabando
ESCORTS
Maj Charles A Stimets, CAP
2nd It Robert W Ackerman, USAF
ESCORTS
Manuel N Aguinaga
Marco Ordonez
U TA H . . .
EL SALVADOR ...
The official' crest of El Salvador
At Geneva Steel, Orem, Utah
Fiesta at Santa Ana
E L S A LVA D O R A N C A D E T S I N U TA H
Jose R Corletto Andrade
M i g u e l T Va l i e n t e C a s t e l l e n o s
C A P C A D E T S I N E L S A LVA D O R
Charles M Croft
Robert A French
Julio Wilfredo Cruz
Victor M kopez Vaqubano
Larry E Martwig
George E Nicholas
Stephen D Ruse
Oscar Antoinio Funes
ESCORTS
Enrique Silhy
M a u r i c i o C h a v e z Vi l l a l o b o s
ESCORTS
1st L t J a m e s A H a l e s , C A P
Maj Robert G Crabb, USAF
Tr y. o u t a t t h e r o d e o , S a l t L a k e C i t y
Rre-flight briefing
Mormon Choir Radio Narrator interviews escort
Silhy
Vi s i t i n g I n c a r u i n s
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Gov George D Clyde hosts group at executive offices
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Fnroute from Rhein/Main to Paris
At the Moiselles Aero Club near Paris
Mayor Collins of Boston greets cadets
Mr Hennessy at Cognac Distillery accepts key
Inspecting small French aircraft
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Central fire alarm control in Boston
Welcome by Boston Fire Department
Lunch break while touring Boston
"This is where you are now."
"Viva la France-Ban voyage..."
CAP CADETS IN FRANCE
John E Fellows
Joseph B Greigg, Jr
WiUiam F Roche
Tony Sanchez
Eugene F SchilLer
FRENCH CADETS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Dominique Cros
Christian Gavoille
Alain Meunier
Jean Ponce t
Hubert Simon
Georges Brevot
E SCO RTS
Lt Col Thomas J Patterson, CAP
1st Lt John E Worm, USAF
ESCORT
Pierre Simon
GERMANY . . .
SOUTH DAKOTA...
CAP CADETS IN GERMANY
William G Fischer
Mark I Griswold
G E R M A N C A D E T S I N S O U T H D A K O TA
Hubertus Graf van Hardenberg
Andreas Schlesier
Michael J Nyikos
Michael C Scoffield
Heinz de Wilde
Peter Bottke
Robert Heuer
Charles N Yokoo
ESCORTS
Capt Duane R Rembold, CAP
M a j C l a r e n c e K B e r r y, U S A F
ESCORTS
!_t Gunther Hauck, GAF
!_t Adolf Krogmann, GAF
T h e Wa l l a t t h e B r a n d e n b u r g G a t e
Federal President, Dr Lubke, greets cadets
Lt Col Schmidt receives key
Luftfahrt Pros Krogmann checks plans with aide
Oberguerger Heinichen honored
Gov Archie Gubbrud welcome
At Sioux Indian paw-wow
C o l P a g e , M a y o r C r u s i n b e r r y, S i o u x F a l l s ,
L.t Hauck, German Consul Hauser
Cadets meet the Mayor of Pierre
Go-Karting at Pierre airport
IDAHO...
G R E AT B R I TA I N . . .
/t Governor welcomes British to State Capital at Boise
Group visit to English Electric Co, Stafford
Buckingham Palace
"Sandy" Donald of Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
"dressess" for Idahoans
Maize and chicken picnic
Rebui It Coventry Cathedera I
Mayor and Mayoress of Scarborough
C A P C A D E T S I N G R E AT B R I TA I N
Douglas K AIIston
Wa r w e a r y S p i t fi r e , R A F S t a t i o n
Wa r d a n c e - m o d e r n s t y l e
BRITISH CADETS IN IDAHO
Harvey C Eads, Jr
Donald O Floden
Patrick M Gleoson
Anibal Colon
Wilbert D Downhour
Wa y n e L F i s k
Robert T Babbage
Colin M L.eeson
Ion F Clark
Christopher C Coville
Peter T Lumb
Alistair P MacFarlane
CordeJl L Johnson
Reginald C C Pang
Hartley O Ray
Troy R Brown
Eugene J B Davern
Alan D Denison
Alexander P Donald
Rodney K Dowd
Bruce M Mclntee
lain N Milne
Barry C Morrison
James A M Ed~,ords
Piers M Gardiner
David Holmon
Richard R Smith
Max N Richords
Richard C Geiger
Alan S Harris
James W Schiller
Robert F Klitsch
Mark A Peterson
Ronald A Simms
Martin M Van Luven
Harold S Rhoads
Kenneth A Anderson
Charles K Clarke
Donald E Walker
A l a n E Ta y l o r
Lonnie L. Voss
Myley A Hoyle
Peter G Jenkins
Ronald L Hite
Derek E North
John D G Scholes
Brian P Synott
David C Wilkinson
Frank C R Withington
ESCORTS
Lt Col Gerald M Quilling, CAP
Lt Col Harold W See, USAF
ESCORTS
S q d n L d r Wa l t e r J B i s h o p , R A F
Sqdn Ldr Dennis McHarrie, RAF
Facinated by Indian beadwork
WISCONSIN . . .
GREECE...
Mayor Maier of Milwaukee greets Greeks
On Philopappos Hill above the theater and arena of Herod Atticus
GREEK CADETS IN WISCONSIN
Angel Brellis
Marios Michadelides
CAP CADETS IN GREECE
Walter B Bergmann, II
Lawrence L Brewster
Elliot Rosenberg
Basil Katsiantonis
Nicholas Poulakos
Anthony Vardoulaki s
Don W Whitehead
A n d r e w K K Ye e
ESCORTS
Lt Col Pericles Papaphanassiou
Wing Co Demetrios Drakoulaki s
ESCORTS
L t C o l W i l l i a m L S o l o t a r, J r, C A P
L t Col J Norman McConnell, USAF
"Native" Square Dance
Clowning near the Acropolis
Ruins of the Roman Aqueduct
A visit to the Kobler Co
ISRAEL ...
NEW YORK...
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W i t h G e n e r a l We i z m a n , C o m m a n d e r o f I s r a e l i A F
R u i n s o f C a p e r n a u m n e a r L a k e Ti b e r i a s
CAP Maj Ned Allen greets Jacob Agassi, Israel
Defense Forces
Helicopter orientation, Griffiss AFB
Swimming in the River Jordan
Female soldier acts as guide
In helicopter flight simulator
Jump gear inspection
Col J Curtis Irwin greets Israeli cadets
A field trip near Jerusalem
CAP CADETS IN ISRAEL
Harrison T Bucklew
Douglas P Green
James A McNamee
Luis J Rodriguez
Loui s P Rohe
ESCORTS
1st Lt Donald J Mackenzie, CAP
Lt Col Earle M Cole, USAF
ISRAELI CADETS IN NEW YORK
Aharon Golani
Jacoh Einav
Michael Harel
Avinoam Maimon
Arieh Shitrai
ESCORTS
Major Jacob Agasi
Major Matitiahu Caspit
NETHERLANDS...
ARIZONA ...
Lt Gen Zielstra, Chief of Air Staff welcomes lACE contingent
C A P c a d e t s a t Te r l e t g l i d i n g c e n t e r
Dutch youth air brigade with escort officer in Scottsdale during visit to Grand Canyon
Open Air Museum, Arnhem
CAP CADETS IN THE NETHERLANDS
Thomas M Keetley
Robert H Lung
George H Moilanen, Jr
Alexander Opti s
Jorge O Rivera
ESCORTS
C a p t C l i f t o n R P o t t y, C A P
1st Lt Allen J Portin, USAF
NETHERLAND CADETS LN ARIZONA
Fe,dinand Hendriks
Pieter Kluit
Jaaa A J J Moraal
Robert c~ Veldhuyzen
Steven I-t Yperlaan
"loon A J de Buijzer
ESCORT
Lt Erik C Priebee
CALIFORNIA...
N O R WAY. . .
Arrival at Forenca Airport, Oslo
G l i d i n g a t To r p A i r p o r t
Cruising near Kristiansand
USAF escort Capt B W Miller and Norwegian escort
Asgier Ladegard
At the UN before leaving for Calif
Panning for gold with old time Californian
"sourdough"
B a n d l e a d e r We l k e n t e r t a i n s g r o u p
We l c o m e t o t h e G o l d e n B e a r S t a t e
Imogene Coca asks for autograph
Frogner Park, asia
C A P C A D E T S N N O RWAY
Kevin J Abbott
Charles D Frazier, I
Johnny Futch
John E Miller
Bruce F Wood
ESCORTS
1st /t James A Kallas, CAP
Capt Bernard W Miller, USAF
N O RW E I G I A N C A D E T S I N C A L I F O R N I A
Gubrand Dal seg
Knut Vigar Hansen
Fred Age Haugland
Hakon Ski stad
Harald Odegard
ESCORTS
Lt Arne Bjerke, RNAF
W W Bulukin
NEW MEXICO ....
PERU...
CAP CADETS IN PERU
Gary L Clark
Chartes M Gerber
Stanley B Hall
Michael J Ulrich
Davi d M Yarbrough
ESCORTS
Maj Pat D McHenry, CAP
Lt Col William M King, USAF
Peruvian dance of welcome
Senora Luz Ramos de Lindley, wife of Peruvian President, welcomes cadets
PERUVIAN CADETS IN NEW MEXICO
German Arias Valdez
Ivan Bahamonde Puch
L.uit T Gonzales Origgi
Alan Morzan Salviati
Carlos A Ramos Ormeno
ESCORTS
Maj Pedro Vasquez de VeIasco Ordonez, PAF
Felix Egoavil Baratta
Col H D Thomas, wing commander, chats with
Maj Ordonez, Peru, and Lt Col Galasso, Dir
Emergency Services
Francisco Guevara (translator) and Bob Brashear of Los Alamos labs discuss items in scientific
museum with guest cadets
Presidential palace guards
M O N TA N A . . .
PORTUGAL..
A visit to the National Palace of Queluz
Director of Civi Aviation accepts CAP seal
memento
Sail plane flight at F:spinho Aero Club
Portugese visitors toured Montana ending their trip at Helena where they rode liThe Last Chancertt tour train
P O R T U G E S E C A D E T S I N M O N TA N A
Raul J Caetano Couveur
Fernando E Van Zeller de Serpa Pimentel
Du~rte Pius de Braganca
C A P C A D E T S I N P O RT U G A L
Richard L Doyle
Craig W Duehring
Raul Mayo
George W Moad
Nicolau Dehanov
Manuel G Palma Leal Figueira
Alan M Sepe
ESCORTS
Manuel G Figueira
ESCORTS
C a p t A n d r e s To r r e s , C A P
1 s t L t W i l l i a m J D o n n e l l y, U S A F
Richard Goldschmidt
Arrival at Lisbon
S PA I N . . .
CONNECTICUT . ..
L t G a y Te d e s c o g r e e t s c a d e t s i n G o v e r n o r ' s o f fi c e
Pedro Guerro studies pictures of life aboard an
atomic sub
CAP escort Pat Benny and Jaime de
Montoto y de Simon
C o l J o h n C o r r a l , C o m m a n d e r We s t o v e r A F B , a c c e p t s
Spanish AF wings
Spanish official welcomes CAP cadets
CAP plaque presented
Inspecting Pratt and Whitney jet engine
C A P C A D E T S I N S PA I N
Jorge k Aponte
Harvey K Ching
Richard R Kemble
Robert V Romani
D o n a l d A Vo r e
S PA N I S H C A D E T S I N C O N N E C T I C U T
Jose Martin Ruiz
Jaime de Montoto Y Simon
Jose L Moneve Perez
Gonzalo de Cea Cuenca
Pedro Cerrato Guerra
Ernesto Grueso Montero
ESCORTS
Col Ralph M Shangraw, CAP
Mai William J Walsh, USAF
ESCORT
Capt Gratiniano Nenez Baches SAF
D E L AWA R E . . .
SWEDEN...
Climbing
Dancing
Interviewing
Mayor Babiarz, Wilmington, salutes cadets
Governor Carvel accepts plaque
Soaring
Greetings
S t a t u e o f C a e s a r R o d n e y, s i g n e r o f
Declaration of Independence
Memorial to Swedish colonists
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Landing spot of first Swedish
colonists
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Watching
Playing
Flying
Briefing for cadet flight
Wing Commander Morse guides
cadets
Gaping tailpipe of a jet
SWEDISH CADETS IN DELAWARE
CAP CADETS IN SWEDEN
/ars Kahnlund
Alan D Beyerchen
Mats Linder
Warren H Geddes
ESCORTS
Lt Col John C McDonald, CAP
M a j S m i t h L Vo n F o s s e n , U S A F
James A Shearer
James E Whisenhunt, III
Robert W Wilburn
ESCORTS
Capt Ake Johnsson, SAF
Lt Bert Persson, SAF
Sven-Olow Lonneborg
Michael O Pahlsson
Anders Rick
ILLINOIS...
SWITZERLAND...
E r n e s t T h e i l e r, S w i s s C o n s u l G e n e r a l , e n t e r t a i n s i n
Chicago
Flight instruction
At the Statue of Reformation, Geneva
Ready for the Fontenette Glacier
Inspecting B.52, Chanute AFB
CAP CADETS IN SWITZERLAND
Charles !- Dean
Gerald T Frazier
Jason B Poweli
John G Spangler
Daniel Favarger
Rene Muller
Urs Buhler
Walter Gauch
William R Whikehart
ESCORTS
L t C o l J o h n H M c N u h y, C A P
/ t Col Fred Coleman, USAF
Airlifted to glacier
SWISS CADETS IN ILLINOIS
Christophe Keckeis
The majesty of the Alps
ESCORTS
Dr Theo Kaeslin
Max Fischer
Escort Max Fischer on local radio
INDIANA. ,.
TURKEY .. .
CAP CADETS IN TURKEY
Robert W Jones
TURKISH CADETS IN INDIANA
Erclem Astantas
George E Lynch
Carlos Q Ramirez
Mustofa Cimbaroglu
Faruk Comert
Jackson E Smith
J o h n D To j a d a
Seyfi I Koseokur
Ayhan Unal
ESCORTS
Maj E r n e s t H C h i e v e s , C A P
Maj L e r o y F P h i p p s , U S A F
ESCORT
M a j K a d l r U c a k , TA F
Gen W /: McKee, Vice Chief of Staff, USA/:, greets
Tu r k i s h c a d e t Ay h a n U n a l
Moi Phipps, USAFj Col Nuri Aslantas, President
Tu r k i s h A i r L e a g u e ; G e n I r f o n Ta n s e l
Cadets visit Buehler Corporation, Indianapolis
Tu r k i s h A i r L e a g u e g l i d e r, A n k a r a
Escorting wreath to tomb of Kemal Ataturk
R e c e p t i o n a t Tu r k i s h p r e s i d e n t ' s r e s i d e n c e
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WASHINGTON, DC, FINAL PHASE ...
S e n a t o r A W i l l i s R o b e r t s o n , Va
Senator Howard W Cannon, Nev
Senator Everett M Dirksen, Ill
Senator Frank Church, Idaho
Four United States Senators took an
active part in welcoming the foreign
IACE cadets to the National Capital:
Senators Robertson, Virginia; Canon,
Nevada; Church, Idaho; and Dirksen,
Illinois.
Maj Gen Lucas V Beau, USAF: (Ret),
and Mrs Beau entertained escort
officers and VlPs at their lovely
home in Washington, DC. General
Mrs Nana Quarles, wife of the
former Secretary of the Air Force,
exchanges pleasantries with Col
Beau is a former National Commander
of Civil Air Patrol. Col Paul W
Tu r n e r, C h a i r m a n o f t h e N a t i o n a l B o a r d ,
was among the honored guests.
Ashworth.
G e n C a r l " To o e y " S p a a t z , U S A F ( R e t ) ,
former Chairman of National Board,
C A P, c h a t s w i t h C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h ,
The appetizing and enticing buffet
table was a center of attraction at
t h e B e a u p a r t y.
N a t i o n a l C o m m a n d e r, a t t h e B e a u
reception.
Host Genera Beau and Col Ashworth
exchange greetings with Brig Gen
J a c k E T h o m a s , U S A F, A s s t C h i e f o f
Staff, Intelligence.
Squadron Leader D Halcrow and
H A Steel, escort officers for the
Canadian group, leave the Beau
reception line.
Mai Gen A T Wilson, Lt Gen H W Grant,
Paul C Ashworth
USAF Band's "Strolling Strings"
Foreign cadets converge on Capitol
Head table
G i l H o d g e s , M a n a g e r o f Wa s h i n g t o n S e n a t o r s ,
receives a plaque
Minnie Minoso explains how it is done
I N T E R N A T I O N A L P A R T Y, O F F I C E R S ' C L U B , B O L L I N G A F B
I N T E R N AT I O N A L
U N D E R S TA N D I N G
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Col Ashworth presents plaque of appreciation to
F L Armstrong, Vice Pres, Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz reception line, Sheraton-Carlton
Hotel
Greek Ambassador Alexander A Matsas meets with Greek
contingent
W O R L D
A I R W A Y &
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Senator Hiram
Fang, Hawaii
T EI T R A I N L
H N E N TO A .
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Gregg Oliver interviews cadet
on WTOP radio
H A S TA L U E G O
ADEUS
PA A G E N S Y N
S e n a t o r Va n c e
Hartke, Ind
ADIOS
TOT ZIENS
CHEERIO
AU REVOIR
H A S TA L A V I S TA
Col "Jiggs" Donahue, CAP former comm a n d e r, N a t i o n a l C a p i t a l W i n g , i n t r o d u c e d
PA AT E R S E E N D E
LEHITRAOT
Norman Blake, Vice
Pres, Pan American
World Airways
CHAU
AUF:: WIEDERSEHEN
SO LONG
ALLAHA ISMARLADIK
ESCORTS AND COUNTRY VISITED...
ROSTER OF CAP CADETS,
ARGENTINA
Harry J Perez
202 McDougal
San Antonio, Texas
Peter K Dany
50-38 6 [st Street
Woodside 77, N Y
Robert M Garn
1606 South 10th East
Salt Lake City, Utah
Earl A Kraay
5302 Denton
Boise, Idaho
Richard B Lindbergh
4713 Meadow Road
Edina, Minnesota
*Cap[ Melvin R Dan[ell, Jr, CAP
2592 Rochelle Drive
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
*Lt C01 Oliver H Meyers, USAF
1187 Locust, Corner Rd
Cincinnati, Ohio
BELGIUM
Kenneth R Belteau
2107 South 651h Street
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Galen I He
1448 Paine Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Frank R Maciasz
19428 Bur[ Road
Detroit, Michigan
Willard G Plentl, Jr
401 Kramer Drive
Highland Springs, Virginia
Jose Soto
La Garita
Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
*Maj C E Neal, CAP
9560 Waverly Drive
E1 Paso 24, Texas
*Capt William B Skinner, USAF
Box 533
Perrin AFB, Texas
CANADA
George LBurchan
1150 W Prince Road
Tucson, Arizona
John A Dean
1908 Veale Road
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Stuart J Francis
20 North 6th East
Centerville, Utah
Gerald B Gaither
622 Cardinal Drive
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Ti m A G i l l
116 Kenwood Place
Lynchburg. Virginia
Milton F Haas
Route 4, BOX 550
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Dean K HamiIton
6 [ North Tremont
Kansas'City, Kansas
Kent E Johnson
3425 Monte Vista
Austin, Texas
John D King
316 Elm Grove Avenue
Hazelwood, Missouri
William F Lynch
5345 Rawlings
Tinker AFB. Oklahoma
CANADA (cont'd)
Randolph A Mabry
176 Iroquois Drive
Paducah, Kentucky
Reacoe D Smith
Rt 1, Box t24A
Magnolia, Arkansas
John J Roach
3840 Stotts Street
Arlington, California
Clarence H Stephens
Route 4, Box 641
Fort Fierce, Florida
Randall H Wolfe
8120 8th Avenue North
Birmingham 6. Alabama
*Lt Col Floyd E Schaffner, CAP
141 W Central Avenue
Delaware, Ohio
*lst Lt Larry C Gipe, USAF
722 Globe Street
Houston, Texas
CHILE
Robert M Burati
195 Whittum Avenue
Springfield, Massachusetts
F Keith Kreisher
[ I North Governors Avenue
Dover, Delaware
John R Meyer
13 Eastern Avenue
Erlanger, Kentucky
James A Norwood
425 Winona Street
Florence, Alabama
Thomas W Theyson
125 Waverly Place
Duluth, Minnesota
*Lt Col Harold M Hilburn, CAP
1139 Hill Field Road
Layton, Utah
*Lt Col Roddie L Massey, USAF
2509 Joyce Drive
Nashville 14, Tennessee
COSTA RICA
Frederick M Burst, Jr
Box 56. Wilcox Street
Warrenton, North Carolina
Donald L Kester III
5523 Belfast Drive
Washington 22, DC
David L Lyons
1512 Denton Drive
Hampton, Virginia
James P McLaughlin
4 1 [0 Oklahoma
Tampa, Florida
Stephen K VanKirk
4115 Powder MIll Road
Beltsville, Maryland
*Lt Col Arthur W Lenzi, CAP
59 Olive Street
New Haven, Connecticut
*Capt Joseph A Miller, USAF
336 W Dixie Avenue
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
DENMARK
Marc K Arneson
Rt 2, Box t07--B
Lay[on, Utah
Peter P Bas
6151 Ridgeway Drive
Houston, 33, Texas
DENMARK (cont'd)
Roderik G. Beaukenkamv
93 [ River Boulevard
Suffield, Connecticut
David R Jeffries
316 Watertown Street
Rapid City, South Dakota
John W Wallace II
3013 Overland
Boise, Idaho
*Capt Paul C Starks, CAP
2323 Tuxedo Boulevard
BartlesvilIe. Oklahoma
*Maj Calvin S Rowe, USAF
229 Southerland Drive
New Castle, Delaware
ECUADOR
Robert P Garcia
631 Greenview
Mundelein, Illinois
V Kerry [omen
354 Center Street
Old Town, Maine
Tom L Morse
2O3 S° Plum
Vermillion, South Dakota
Edward E Murray
5 [ I S Spring Street
Fails Church, Virginia
Frank J Voshell
2033 Floral Drive
Wilmington 3, Delaware
*Maj Charles A Stimets, CAP
RFD
Woodstock, Vermont
*2nd Lt Robert W Ackerman, USAF
4420 Clydesdale Ave
Baltimore I 1, Maryland
EL SALVADOR
Charles M Croft
914 N Main Street
Evergreen, Alabama
Robert A French
2800 One Street
Boise, Idaho
Larry E Martwig
1255 30th Street S E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
George E Nicholas
P. O. Box 106
S0corro, New Mexico
Stephen D Ruse
9 Frederic Street
Springfield, Vermont
* Ist Lt James A Hales, CAP
8035 Bison Avenue
Norfolk t8, Virginia
*Maj Robert G Crabb, USAF
27 I0 Blueberry Lane
Pasadena, Texas
FRANCE
John E Fellows
453O1 Fairchild
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Joseph B Greigg, Jr
1624 W Willow Run Drive
Wilmington 5, Delaware
William F Roche
825 N Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Tony Sanchez
. Cataluna t265
Caparra Terrace, Puerto Rico
GREAT BRITAIN (cont'd)
FRANCE (cont'd)
Robert F K1itsch
3430 Grant Avenue
Philadelphia 14, Pennsylvania
Reginald C C Pang
418 A Uhini Place
Honolulu, Hawaii
Mark A Peterson
2716 Dowling Avenue North
Mthneapolis 12, Minnesota
Hartley O Ray
I [5 Patterson Street
House, Louisiana
Harold S Rhoads
483 Springhi11 Drive
Lexington, Kentucky
James W Schiller
30 East Fairview
Dayton, Ohio
Ronald A Simms
9 McGregor Street
Derry, New Hampshire
Alan E Taylor
63 Roosevelt Street
Pearl River, New York
Martin M Van Luven
904 Hammond
Red Oak, Iowa
Lonnie L Voss
1501 Butte Avenue
Helena, Montana
Donald E Walker
2424 Liberty Road, Rt 3
Boise, Idaho
*Lt Col Gerald M Quilling, CAP
7729 North Street
Minneapolis 26, Minnesota
*Lt Col Harold W See, USAF
36 17 Cambridge Road
Montgomery 5, Alabama
Eugene F Schiller
4328 B Birch Street S W
Tacoma 99, Washington
*Lt Col Thomas J Patterson, CAP
1476 East Goulson
Hazel Park, Michigan
*[st Lt John E Worm, USAF
1606 Avenue L, Apt I
South Houston, Texas
GERMANY
William C Fischer
27 High Street
Woodbury, New Jersey
Mark I Griswo[d
341 Circle Drive Riverdale
Bettendorf, Iowa
Michael J Nyikos
2605 Prast Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana
Michael C Scoffield
RFD
Townsend, Montana
Charles N Yokoo
Port Allen, Kauai, Hawaii
*Capt Duane R Rembold, CAP
509 East 10th Avenue
Milbank, South Dakota
*Maj Clarence K Berry, USAF
823 Greenberry Lane
San Rafael, California
GREAT BR ITAIN
Douglas K Allston
AlviI Road 116
ViIone Village
Wilmington 5, Delaware
Kenneth A Anderson
2026 B Street
Forest Grove, Oregon
Troy R Brown
3518 Kinzie Avenue
Racine, Wisconsin
Charles K Clarke
64 The GIen
Tusealoosa, Alabama
Anibal Colon
La Vega Station
Barranquitas, Puerto Rico
Wilbert D Downhour
257 Pecan
San Angelo, Texas
Harvey C gads, Jr
t001 S W 73rd Court
Miami, Florida
Wayne L Fisk
Rt I, Roosevelt Drive
Ketch[ken, Alaska
Donald O Floden
920 Allen Avenue
Rapid City, South Dakota
Richard C Geiger
750 West Kelso Street
Tucson, Arizona
Patrick M Gleason
8243 S LueI1a
Chicago, Illinois
Alan S Harris
24750 Manistee
Oak Park, Michigan
Ronald L Hire
102 Hilltop Place
Huntington, West Virginia
Cordell L Johnson
86 [ East 4200 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
*Denotes escort
'
i
GREECE
ISRAEL
Harrison T Bucklew
117 East Woodland Drive
Sanford, Florida
Douglas P Green
8121 BarkIey Drive
Houston, Texas
James A McNamee
1518 S Walden Avenue
Appleton, Wisconsin
Luis J Rodriguez
Oriente Norte #6
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Louis P Rohe
Box 254, Rt I
Joppa, Maryland
* Is[ Lt Donald J Mackenzie, CAP
300 Kennebec Street, #201
Oxen Hill 21, Maryland
*Lt Col Earle M Cole, USAF
1362 Buckingham Drive
Montgomery, Alabama
NETHERLANDS
Thomas M Keetley
7967 Ist Avenue South
St Petersburg, Florida
Robert H Lung
t539 Piikol Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
George H Mollenen, Jr
16 I00 Beaverland
Detroit, Michigan
Alexander Optis
683 Midland Avenue
Yonkers, New York
Jorge O Rlvera
Castle Jose V Fortis
Orocovls, Puerto Rico
*Capt Clifton R Patty, CAP
Rt # 2
El Dorado, Kansas
*Ist Lt Allen J Part[n, USAF
68 Kiernan Drive
Rantoul, Illinois
NORWAY
Kevin J Abbott
Walter B Bergmann II
70 Fairmount Street
32 Pawnee Trall
Dorchester 24, Massachusetts
Louisville 7+ Kentucky
Charles D Frazier II
l,ewrence L Brewster
730 Roanoke Street
P O ~os 5--907
Dunedln, Florida
Aiwhorsg¢, Alaska
Johnny Futch
Ktlhd Nosel~bsrll
3317 Ilerk,,r Avpnus
406 Oak Avenue
Lufkln+ Texas
N s w Y. r k , N e w Y. r k
J.i~n E Miller
Dnn W Whll,,hsed
3|4 Meredith Street
12 Aviation Avem,s
Kllllltetl #querej Pennsylvania
Werwluk, Nh.de Islm.I
Itrtlt+s F Wnnd
Andrew K K Yes
3f14f~ ESSl Dmyhm
314 L WLlliems Street
Frwsno. Call,orals
Honolulu, Hawaii
*Lt Co1 William L Solotar, Jr, CAP
*llt Lt James A KmIIMI . CAP
800 Cortelyou Road
7405 202nd S W
Lynnwood, Wamhlngtnn
Brooklyn 18, New York
*Lt Col J Norman McConneIl, USAF *Cap[ Bernard W Miller, USAF
Keswick Grove
707 Vlendo Street
New Jersey
San Antonio, Texas
*Denotes escort
PERU
Gary L Clark
11986 Arllss Drive
Colton, CaIifornia
Charles M Gerber
5895 S Elati Street
Llttleton, Colorado
Stanley B Hall
1019 lath Avenue South
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Michael J Ulrich
Rt [+ Box 133
Enumclaw+ Washington
David M Yarbrough
[907 Brlster Piece
Biloxi, Mississippi
*MaJ Pat D McHenry, CAP
8 [0 Walnut Street
Monroe+ Louisiana
*Lt Coi William M King, Jr, USAF
1415 Highland Bled
San Antonio, Texas
PORTUGAL
Richard L Doyle
7919 Bingham Avenue
Dearborn, Michigan
Craig W Duehring
RR # I
Mankato, Minnesota
Raul Mayo
5th Street D--3
Park Side, Puerto Rico
George W Mead
2949 Kalawao Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Alan M Sepe
6081 S W 102nd Street
Miami, Florida
*Cap[ Andres Tortes, CAP
Betances 106
Aibonito, Puerto Rico
*lst Lt William J Dorunelly, USAF
92B Twining
Sherman, Texas
SPAIN
Jorge L Aponte
La Vega Station
Barranquites, Puerto Rico
Harvey K Ching
1207 Kinau Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Richard R Kemble
137 Oakley
Mishawaka, Indiana
Robert V Roman[
L045 Omar Road
West Palm Beach, Florida
Doneld A Vote
1913 Llsmore Lane
Cetonsville 28, Maryland
*Col Ralph M Shengriw, CAP
24~0 N Kimball Avenue
Chicago 47, lllinoil
*MeJ Willies J Welsh, USAF
108 E Follows Crt
Elmhurstp lllictol s
SWEDEN
Alan D Beyerchen
308 Rosewood
Vandenberg AFB, California
Warren H Geddes
374 Lathes Road
Mineola, New York
James A Shearer
2270 Oakland
Aurora, Colorado
James E Whisenhunt III
1500 Barefoot Avenue
Hartsville, South Carolina
Robert W Wilburn
Rt 6, Box 287
Morgantown, West Virginia
*Lt Col John C McDonald, CAP
3629 Formosa Drive
Jacksonville 7, Florida
*Maj Smith L Yon Fossen, USAF
511 Washington Street
Beardstown, Illinois
SWITZERLAND
Charles L Dean
224 Lucerne Boulevard
Birmingham, Alabama
Gerald T Frazier
4824 Southern Parkway
Louisville, Kentucky
Jason B Powell
9 Canal Street
P1ainville, Connecticut
John G Spangler
1640 N I Street
Fremont, Nebraska
William R Whikehart
I002 N Patrick Henry Drive
Arlington, Virginia
*Lt Col John H McNulty, CAP
4 18 Birchtree Lane
Northvale, New Jersey
*Lt Col Fred Coleman, USAF
91--602 Pohakupuna Road
Ewe Beach, Hawaii
TURKEY
Robert W Jones
1865 East 227
Euclid, Ohio
George E Lynch
9 E Street
Reading, Massachusetts Carlos Q Ramirez
Sol Street #4
San German, Puerto Rico
Jackson E Smith
Rt #1
Talladega, Alabama
John D Tejada
P O Box 222
Kahuku, Hawaii
*MaJ Ernest H Chieves, CAP
310 Winona Street
S Charleston 3, West Virginia
*MaJ Leroy F Phipps, USAF
6717 South Davis Bled
Bountiful, Utah
ROSTER OF FOREIGN CADETS,
VIRGINIA
Marcel de Meutter
Halle (Kempen)
Anterwerpen, Belgium
Jean Van Campenhoudt
18, Wilgenlaan
Antwerp 2, Belgium
William Mertens
Chausee de Jette 284
Brussels 2, Belgium
Paul Van Eden
Palfijnlaan 48
Brussels 2, Belgium
Frederik J Hagendorens
Hertsdeinstr, 23
Antwerp, Belgium
*Capt Robert A G Noirhornme
9, place A Salee SPA Belgium
* ist Lt Hilaire Smet
Berkenlaan, 69, Wilryk-Antwerp
Belgium
MARYLAND
Wm Kenneth McLeish
128 Greenway St
Richmond, B. C.
Garry G Wetzel
3406 43 Ave
Red Deer, Alberta
Keith H Wyper
64 King St
Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Lorne A Pykerman
26 Rupert Rd
Kenora, Ontario
Holger Kordts
68 Holmstead Ave
Toronto, Ontario
Larry M Reihl
78 Princess St
Stratford, Ontario
Harold F Robbins
575 Paisley Rd
Guelph, Ontario
Zenon Chaykowsky
6315 i0 Ave
Montreal 36, Quebec
Jacques J Vallee
37 Ste Anne
Pointe-Aux-Trembles
Montreal, Quebec
Daniel Hardy
195 Brune.lle St
Cap-de-la-Madelaine, Quebec
James H Aucoin
13 Christopher Ave
Campbellton, N B
Harry A Andrusyshyn
656 Victoria Rd
Sydney, N S
Daniel G Murray
32A Regan Dr
Dartmouth, N S
Roger o Pedersen
Tignish, P E [
Donald B Kilpatrick
114 West Valley Rd
Corner Brook, Nfld
*Sq Ldr D Halcrow, RCAF
c/o Air Cadet League of Canada
424 Metcalfe St
Ottawa, Canada
*Harold A Steele
c o Air Cadet League of Canada
424 Metcalfe St
Ottawa, Canada
NEVADA
ESCORTS AND HOST STATE VISITED...
IOWA
Alajandro L Chanes
Darwin D Delgado
Los Jardines 61
Esmeraldas 1443
Santiago de Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Fernando V Ovalle
Julio S Hanze
Fundo San Carlos de Aquen PVDA
Urdesa Norte 2da Avenida 206
J Manuel Infante 78, Santiago, Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Andrea D Darvasi
Allan R L Nieto
Serrano SiS
Chile 1914
Vallenar, Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Kenneth J McKenzie
Ricardo V Sacheir
Casilla 240
Urdesa Norte 2de
Copiapo, Chile
Quayaquil, Ecuador
Luis B Gillet
Zenon O G Zabando
Refineria de Azucar
Chile 802
Pence, Chile
Quayaquil, Ecuador
*Raul P Anguita
*Manuel N Aguinaga
Moneda 973 - of 435
Coronel 906
Santiago, Chile
0uayaquil, Ecuador
*Ernesto C Gonzalez
*Narco Ordonez
Jose Aereo Valparaiso
c/o Aero Club del Equador
Cerro A1egre, Valparaiso
Casilla No 3388
Quayaguil, Ecuador
SOUTH DAKOTA
Hubertus Graf yon Hardenberg
Iburgstrasse 31
Baden-Baden, Germany
Andreas Schlesier
Langergrebenweg 30
Bad Godesberg, Germany
Heinz de Wilde
Immelrnahnweg 86
Munster, Germany
Peter Bottke
Hermann-Dietrichstr 29
KehI am Rhein, Germany
Robert Heuer
Luderstrasse 12
Diephelz/Hannover, Germany
*Lt Gunther Hauck
53 Duisdorf b Benn
Lessenicherstr 2
bei Hating, Germany
* L t Adolf Krogman
Beethovenstr I b
Bonn, Germany
FLORIDA
Jose L Cespedes Ruiz
Str 30 Ave 2--4
House No 236, PO Box 825
San Jose, Costa Rica
Valentin Quintana KohKemper
Ave 12C 13/t3 Bis
San Jose, Costa Rica
Hernan A Acuna Senabria
Ave i0, Cal, i3ylS No 1357
San Jose, Costa Rice
German Zamora Acosta
12 Street Ave 12--14
San Jose, Costa Rice
Juan J Vega Garnier
Cane 19, Aves 12
San Jose, Costa Rice
Gerardo A Chaves Ramirez
Cal 5y 17 Ave 16 No 1533
San Jose, Costa Rice
*Rodrigo Rases Sanabria
II Street Ave Central and 2nd
San Jose, Costa Rica
TEXAS
Erik Alsing
Kuleborgvej I
Aakirkeby, Denmark
Neils H Bornerup
Johnsens Alle Io
Thisted, Denmark
Ole Gamst
Valh6js Alle 78B
Vanldse, Denmark
Tage Rugard
Broagergade no i
Copenhagen V, Denmark
Jorgen Chr Sonderby
Almindsc~vej 22
Silkeborg, Denmark
*,Maj Eigil T A Rechnitzer, DAF
Strandvej 392
Vedbaek, Denmark
*Fritz Krag
Fasanhaven 12
Gentofte, Denmark
UTAH
Jose R Corletto Andrade
Pie Viaud 128
San Salvador, El Salvador
Miguel T Valiente Castellenos
31 Av Sur 668
San Salvador, El Salvador
Julio Wilfredo Cruz
20 AV Sur 328
San Salvador, El Salvador
Victor M Lopez Vaqubano
C Gerado Barrios, Pje Papini 211
San Salvador, El Salvador
Oscar Antoinio Fuses
C Ruben Dario 1003
San Salvador, El Salvador
*Enrique Silby
29 C Pte #1333
San Salvador, El Salvador
*Mauricio Chavez Villalobos
Av Cuscatancingo 887
San Salvador, El Salvador
MASSACHUSETTS
Dominique Cros
64 Bled Soult
Paris XII, France
Christian Gavoille
l0 Saint Bris St
Pont de la Naye, Gironde, France
Alain Meunier
17 Avenue Caravadossi
Nice, France
Jean Poncet
2 i Ave de Montrapen
Bessancon, France
Hubert Simon
7 rue Rouget de L'Isle
Alnay S/Bois, France
Georges Brevet
14 rue D'Aumale
Paris, France
*Pierre Simon
I I Rue des Boulangers
Mulhouse, France
IDAHO
Robert T Babbage
280 Headley Lane
Bristol 3, England
lan F Clark
46 Haig Ave
Whitley Bay, England
Christopher C Coville
34 Alder Road
Liverpool 12, England
Eugene J B Davena
36 Kilburn Gate
West Hampstead, NW6, England
Alan D Denison
3 Albert Mansions
Couch Hill N8, England
Alexander P Donald
9 Monaltrie Crescent
BaI1ster, Aberdeenshire, England
Rodney K Deed
l Caulfield Drive
Upton, Cheshire, England
James A M Edwards
Park Road
Pontypool Men, England
Piers M Gardiner
26 Fitzwilliams House
Richmond, Surrey, England
David Holman
12 Penventon Terrace
Redruth, C0rnwall, England
Myley A Hoyle
Worthing, Sussex, England
Peter G Jenkins
26 Lingholme Close
Cambridge, England
Colin M Leeson
Edgware
Middlesex, England
IDAHO (cost'd)
Peter T Lumb
Lauderdale, Sandhills Lane
Virginia Water, Surrey, England
Alistair P MacFarlane
146 Bank Street
Irvine, Ayreshire, England
Bruce M McIntee
71 The Dale
Widley, Cosham, Haste, England
Iain N Miine
45 Bosfield Road
East Kilbride, Glasgow, Scotland
Barry C Mortises
Eltham
London, S E 9, England
Derek E North
79 Harrington Road
So Norwood, London SE 25, England
Richard R Smith
16 Princess Road
Warley, Oldbury, England
Max N Richards
Brynofferen, Blaenau Ffestiniog
Merionethshire, No Wales
John D G Sch.oles
53 Corporation Street
Norley, Leeds, England
Brian P Synnot
I0 Birkdale Ave
Cosham, Drayton, Heats, England
David C Wilkinson
170 Hurst Road
Sidcup, Kent, England
Frank C R Withington
30 Agnew Road, Forest Hill
London SE 25, England
*Sqdn Ldr Waiter J Bishop
Caps Lane
Cholsey, Berks, England
*Sqdn Ldr Dennis McHarrie
S l Montpelier Ave
Blackpool Lancashire, England
WISCONSIN
Angel Brellis
Zinonos Street 29
Athens, Greece
Marios Michadelids s
Stadlu 6 Psychico
Athens, Greece
Basil Katslantonis
c/o Asro Club of Athens
Athens," Greece
Nicholas Poulakos
c/o Aero Club of Athens
Athens, Greece
Anthony Vardoulakis
6th Bus Stop--Hoist Gas
Athens, Greeoe
*l,t Col Pericles Papaphsnas|lou
Xttlrat.to Av. 104
Alhelts, (ll, s ill,e
lWlllal lilt IIslIIIIH|II Iltskolllsklil
I I Maol.llmells
Alhslll i (Iraqi o
NEW YORK
Aharon Golani
30 Hacarmel St
Kiryat Tivon, Israel
Jacob Einav
$5 Alef St
Kiriat Ha'ym, Israel
Michael Harel
22 Horkanus St
Tel--Aviv, Israel
Avinoam Maimon
4 Ben Zion Bd
Rishon Le Zion, Israel
Arleh Shitral
7 Hess St, Shikun Eliezer
Kfar Saba, Israel
*Maj Jacob Agasi
20 KKL Street
Jerusalem, Israel
*Maj Matitiahu Casplt
27 Shderot Blum St
Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Avlv, Israel
ARIZONA
Teen A J de BuiJzer
Meander 475
Amstelveen, Holland
Ferdinand Hendrike
Tak Van Doortvlietstr iS
Delft, Holland
Pieter Klult
Wegenweg 106
Haarlem, Holland
Jaap A J J Moraal
Thomas de Keyserstraat 123
Enschede, Netherlands
Robert P Veldhuyzen
Zoeterwoudse Singel 57B
Leiden, Holland
Steven H Yperlaa/n
Laanva Leeuwesteyn 6
Voorburg, Holland
*Lt Erik C Priebee, RNAF
Europalaan 72
Enschede, Holland
CALIFORNIA
Gubrand Dalseg
Observatorie Terrasse 4B
Gale, Norway
Knut Vigar Hansen
Rlslnglia, Gjerpen
pr Skien, Norway
Fred Age Haugland
Eksbsrggaten 12
8endaf~orde Norway
}taknn §ki|tmd
K.rvaldvalan
MlHlldalen, Norway
Ilaraht lid@laid
U/o N.rwll~all Air. Chlb
IISI., N.rwsy
st,I Arila 141s~ksp NNAF
'l*nHme*l Tmrraesl fll
Nls=.|dsnl N.rw=v
sW W ~tlhlk|ll
V s l l l k r. k s l l 4
Smesiatl, till.= N.fw/y
NEW MEXICO
German Arias Valdez
Ignaclo de la Puante No 12~
San Antonto~ Lima, Peru
Ivan Bahamonde Puch
Saenz Pena No 110 - Berranca
Lima, Peru
Lult T Gonzalse Orlggl
Lule Pasteur No 1228 - Linco
Lima, Peru
Alan Morzan Salviatl
Ave Plsrolo No 341 - Barranco
Lima, Peru
Carlos A Rases Greene
Ave Plsrolo No 276 - Bartenco
Lima, Peru
*MaJ Pedro Vasquez de Vala0co
Ordonez, PAF
Cuzco [42 -- Choslca
Lima, Peru
*Felix Egoavll Baratta
Tarapaca No tt8 - La Perle
Callao, Peru
MONTANA
DELAWARE
Lars Kahnlund
Brunnsangsvagen 12
Sodertalje, Sweden
Mats Linder
Skeppargatan 75
Stockholm, Sweden
Seen-Glow Lonneborg
Nydalavagen 25
Umea 4, Sweden
Mlchael O Pahlsson
Fyrskeppsvagen 94
Johanneshov, Sweden
Anders Rick
Homeberg
Nattraby, Sweden
*Capt Ake Johnsson, SAF
Kgl Jamtlands flygflettilj, F 4
Froson 4, Sweden
*Lt Bert Persson, SAF
F 17 Kallinge t7, Sweden
ILLINOIS
RauI J Caetano Couveur
Christophe Keekeis
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Avenue des A1pes 71
Lisbon, portugal
Neuchatel, Switzerland
Fernando E Van Zeller de Serpa Pimentel Daniel Favarger
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Vieux Chatel L9
Lisbon, Portugal
Neuchatel, Switzerlmld
Duarte Plus de Braganca
Rene Muller
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Teehnikumstrasse 100
Lisbon, Portugal
Winterthuv l, Switzerland
Nicolau Dehanov
Urs Buhler
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Baerschwilerstr 2O
Lisbon, Portugal
Basel, Switzerland
Manuel G Palma Leal Figueira
Walter Gauch
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Kallelerneg 17
Lisbon, Portugal
Baden, Switzerland
*Manuel G Figueira
*Dr Thee Kaeslln
AV S Joffo de Deus, 41--So Dt
Lowenstrasse 7
Lisbon, Portugal
Luzern, Switzerland
*Richard Goldschmidt
*Max Fischer
Avenida de Liberdade
Tellstrasse 26
Lisbon, Portugal
Bern, Switzerland
CONNECTICUT
Jose Martin Ruiz
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Jaime de Montoto Y Simon
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Jose L Moneve Perez
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Gonzalo de Cea Cuenca
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcla) Spain
Pedro Cerrato Guerra
Cardenal Cisneros, 82
Madrid. Spain
Ernesto Grueeo Montero
General Air Academy
Sin J aviar (Murelal) Spain
*Capl Gratlnlano Nunea Bathes SAF
(|atlaflll Air Aoadamy
mlln Javl.r (Murcls) Ilpaln
INDIANA
Erdem Aslantas
6O Sok 5/I Dikmen Kooperatifi
Ankara, Turkey
Mustafa Cimbaroglu
Alikan Koyu
Emirdag-Afyon, Turkey
Faruk Comert
Toprak Mahsuller Lojmani
Mahmudiye-Eskisehir, Turkey
Seyfl I Koseokur
Gazi Pass Mahallesi
Kokluca Sokak No 361A
Bergama, Turkey
Ayhan Unal
Bayrakll Caddesi No I
Bornova - Izrnir, Turkey
*Major Kadir Ucak, TAF
2nd Air Force Base
Clgll, Turkey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Civil Air Patrol, voluntary civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force, extends special thanks
and sincere appreciation to the following individuals and organizations whose generous contributions
a s s i s t g r e a t l y t o w a r d t h e s u c c e s s o f t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r C a d e t E x c h a n g e d u r i n g t h e N e w Yo r k a n d
Washington phases.
A & P Te a C o
Air France
Air India
Alitalia Airlines
American Airlines
American Chicle Co
A m e r i c a n To b a c c o C o
Andrews AFB
AV E A
Av i a n c a I n c
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Bendix International
Boiling AFB
Bonomo's-Korday Candies
B-O-A-C Airlines
Bristol-Meyers International
Canadian Pacific
Carter Products Inc
Ciba Pharmaceutical Products
Circle Line
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Dalsimer's Flowers
Ditto Inc
Duke Laboratories Inc
Eastern Airlines
Et AI Israel Airlines
Empire State Building
ESSO International Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Flying Magazine
France Amerique
Fuller Brush Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Gimbel Bros
Golden Ox Restaurant
Hazel Bishop
House of Seagram Inc
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Knomark Inc
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
Lewis/Howe Co
L i g g e t & M e y e r s To b a c c o C o
LtCol Gene Leone, CAP
Macy's, USA
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Mason Candies Inc
McGuire AFB
Mercedes Benz Sales Inc
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Miss Universe Inc
Mrs William H Schuelie
National Airlines
National Blank Book Co
Norwich Pharmacal Co
NY Convention Bureau
N Y Te l e p h o n e C o
Northwest Orient Airways
Olympic Airways
Palisades Amusement Park
P a n A m e r i c a n Wo r l d A i r w a y s
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pepsi-Cola International
P e p s i - C o l a Wa s h i n g t o n , D C
Radio City Music Hall
Republic Aviation
Rothchild Printing Co
Sabena Airways
Sheraton-Carlton Hotel
S p r i n g Va l l e y F l o w e r s
SWISSAIR
Statler-Hilton Hotel
Te x a c o I n c
Tr a n s W o r l d A i r l i n e s
Tr a n s C a n a d a A i r l i n e s
US Air Force Band
US Air Forcd
United Nations
United Airlines
Wa l d o r f - A s t o r i a H o t e l
Wa s h i n g t o n S e n a t o r s B a s e b a l l C l u b
Washington Gas Co
W i l l i a m Wr i g l e y J r, C o
Ya l e & To w n e M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o
G r a t e f u l a c k n o w l e d g e m e n t i s e x t e n d e d t o t h e c o m m a n d e r s a n d s t a ff o f R h e i n / M a i n A B , G e r m a n y ;
Charleston AFB, SC, Albrook AFB and Howard AFB, CZ and USAF bases throughout the US and
overseas for their assistance. Our thanks also to the many Aero Clubs and Air Forces of foreign
countries, US and foreign embassies, and all the individuals and organizations in host states and host
countries who contributed so generously to the IACE.
:
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lACE
SPONSORED
BY
CIVIL
AIR
PATROL
OF
THE
UNITED
STATES
EXCHANGE 1963
"Ambassadors 1948
With
Wings"
1963
lACE
Dedicated to the youth of all nations who have participated in
C i v i l A i r P a t r o l ' s I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r C a d e t E x c h a n g e w h o n o w,
as Exchange Alumni, continue to foster the international
understanding and good will that has been the inspiring motivation for lACE for the past sixteen years.
"The United States is delighted to welcome
participants in Civil Air Patrol's 16th annual
International Air Cadet Exchange. Bringing
together young men of the free world in a climate
of mutual interest and good will, CAP's summer
exchange program plays a significant role in
America's unceasing effort to achieve a lasting
peace through friendship and understanding."
J O H N F. K E N N E D Y
President (1960-63)
United States of America
"Civil Air Patrol's contribution to world
leadership, international understanding and
good will through sixteen years of sponsoring
the International Air Cadet Exchange is an enviable record of which we are very proud. It
was my great pleasure to welcome all participants of the 16th annual exchange and I was
extremely impressed with the caliber of young
men seeking knowledge of other countries. I am
proud to have known all of you for even a brief
time this summer."
PAUL C ASHWORTH
Colonel, USAF
National Commander
Col Paul W Turner, CAP
Col Lyle W Castle, CAP
The National Board
The National Board is the governing body of
the Civil Air Patrol Corporation. It is composed
of the Chairman, National Commander, National
F i n a n c e O f fi c e r, N a t i o n a l L e g a l O f fi c e r, 8
Regional Commanders and 52 Wing Commanders.
The National Board meets annually to conduct
the affairs of the corporation. Since Sept
1 9 6 2 C o l P a u l W Tu r n e r, C A P, o f N a s h v i l l e ,
Te n n e s s e e , h a s p r e s i d e d a s i t s c h a i r m a n . C o l
L y l e W C a s t l e , C A P, o f C i n c i n n a t i , O h i o , i s t h e
Vice-Chairman. The National Chairman of the
Board also serves as chairman of the National
E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e e w h i c h m e e t s q u a r t e r l y.
The National Board authorizes CAP support and
indorsement of the International Air Cadet
E x c h a n g e e a c h y e a r. P l a n n i n g f o r 1 9 6 4 h a s
been completed and officials state that new
c o u n t r i e s w i l l b e i n c l u d e d n e x t y e a r.
kt Col William H Schuelie, CAP
Col Barnee Breeskin, CAP
New York and Washington lACE Committees
Special IACE working committees have been
o r g a n i z e d i n N e w Yo r k a n d Wa s h i n g t o n , D C , t o
assist the national project officer with the compIex itineraries necessary for the visiting
c a d e t s ' e n t e r t a i n m e n t . I n N e w Yo r k C i t y, L t C o l
W i l l i a m H S c h u e l i e , C A P, i s c h a i r m a n o f t h e
IACE committee. Col Schuelie has directed the
N e w Yo r k o p e r a t i o n s f o r m a n y y e a r s a n d h i s
committee is made up of selected members of
t h e N e w Yo r k W i n g o f C i v i l A i r P a t r o l . I n
National Project Officer
Washington, DC, Colonel Bamee Breeskin,
C A P, i s t h e n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r ' s s p e c i a l
representative for the IACE. Col Breeskin is
assisted by members of the National Capital
Wing of CAP in preparing an itinerary which
each year includes a visit to the White House,
official welcomes from congressmen and high
government officials.
T h e N e w Yo r k a n d
Wa s h i f f g t o n I A C E c o m m i t t e e s p l a y a v i t a l r o l e
in the program.
AV E A
L t C o l F o l e y D C o l l i n s J r, U S A F D i r e c t o r o f
Cadet Special Summer Activities, National
H e a d q u a r t e r s , C A P, i s a v e t e r a n A i r F o r c e
o f fi c e r, s e r v i n g a s N a t i o n a l P r o j e c t O f fi c e r. H e
has previously served as asst NPO and as an
e s c o r t o f fi c e r. H e w a s a s s i s t e d b y T S g t R o y A
Harrell and SSgt Jackie L Gaskill. The project officer and his staff planned and arranged
for passports, airlift, accommodations and the
many details which assured the successful
exchange program for more than 350 participants
t h i s s u m m e r.
Lt Col Foley D Collins, USAF
Lt Col Frederic S Schleger, CAP
The Aviation Exchange Alumni, known as
AV E A , i n c l u d e s a l i c a d e t s a n d e s c o r t s w h o
have participated in the International Air Cadet
Exchange. AVEA was created to perpetuate and
extend the good will, friendships, and camararderie achieved through the effort, time, and
money spent by all participating parties of the
E x c h a n g e . L t C o l F r e d e r i c S S c h l e g e r , C A P,
w a s a p p o i n t e d a s C h a i r m a n o f AV E A i n 1 9 5 5
and served in that capacity through the 16th
Exchange. More than 4000 former IACE participants are members of this exclusive fratern ity
Each year the Ex-Cell-O Corporation donates a
lapel pin in the form of the IACE emblem to all
c a d e t s a n d e s c o r t s . AV E A m a i n t a i n s m e m b e r ship lists, encourages correspondence between
its members, and prepares and distributes news
bulletins to its members.
1941
CAP - 22 YEARS OF SERVICE
Civil Air Patrol was created one week before
P e a r l H a r b o r. A n E x e c u t i v e O r d e r o n D e c e m b e r 1 ,
1941, marked the beginning of a volunteer civilian
organization of pilots and aviation enthusiasts
that has endured for more than two decades.
The concept of CAP began when civil aviation
was in danger of being grounded by the threat of
w a r. I n 1 9 3 9 , G i l l R o b b W i l s o n a p p r o a c h e d G o v e r n o r
Charles Edison of New Jersey with a plan for Civil
Air Defense Services. The CADS of New Jersey
became the model for Civil Air Patrol.
Prominent aviation enthusiasts credited with
founding CAP included Gill Robb Wilson (now publisher of "Flying" magazine), Thomas H Beck, and
Guy P Gannett.
Lt Gen Henry "Hap" Arnold appointed a board
h e a d e d b y B r i g G e n G e o r g e E S t r a t e m e y e r, A A F, t o
study the CAP plan. The board included Col Harry
H B l e e , M a j A B M c M u l l e n , a n d M a j L u c i u s P O r d w a y.
On December 1, 1941, Fiorello H LaGuardia,
Director of Civilian Defense, signed the order creati n g C A P a n d d e s i g n a t e d M a j G e n J o h n F C u r r y, A A F,
a ~ C A P ' s fi r s t n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r. G i l l R o b b
Wilson became the executive officer and Col Blee
t h e t r a i n i n g o f fi c e r. W i n g c o m m a n d e r s w e r e a p p o i n t e d
in all 48 states.
Three coastal patrol bases were established on
the Atlantic coast and equipped with private light
planes donated by their owners. During coastal
patrol operations, which ended on August 31, 1943,
CAP pilots flew more than 24,000,000 miles over
w a t e r. C A P i s c r e d i t e d w i t h s i n k i n g o r d a m a g i n g a t
least two subs. The volunteer flyers found 17
floating mines and rescued hundreds of victims of
ship sinkings. Sixty-four members gave their lives
during the war - 26 on coastal patrol.
CAP flew border patrol courier service and more
than 20,000 tow-target missions, and performed
nationwide search and rescue service.
Earle L Johnson assumed command of CAP in
1942. He was commissioned a Captain in the AAF
and rose to the rank of Brigadier General in 1947.
of disaster relief, mercy missions, and expanded
s e a r c h a n d r e s c u e a c t i v i t y. T h e F C C a u t h o r i z e d a
C A P c o m m u n i c a t i o n s n e t w o r k t h a t s a m e y e a r.
Public Law 476 of the 79th Congress, approved
July 1, 1946, incorporated Civil Air Patrol and in
May 1948, the 80th Congress made CAP an official
civilian auxiliary of the US Air Force.
Brig Gen Frederick
H S m i t h J r, U S A F ( A i r
Force vice chief of
staff, 1961) assumed
command of CAP in
1947. Gen Smith was
succeeded by Maj Gen
L u c a s V B e a u , U S A F,
l a t e i n t h e s a m e y e a r. .
Gen Beau was fol,
lowed in 1956 by Maj
Gen Walter R Agee,
U S A F, w h o s e r v e d u n t i l
1959. Brig Gen Stephen
D M c E l r o y, U S A F, t h e n
assumed command. He
Wilson
moved with National
H e a d q u a r t e r s f r o m B o i l i n g A F B , Wa s h i n g t o n , D C , t o
E l l i n g t o n A F B , Te x a s i n 1 9 5 9 . C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h ,
U S A F, b e c a m e C A P ' s s e v e n t h n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r
on December 15, 1961.
G e n C a r l A " To o e y " S p a a t z , U S A F ( R e t ) , w a s
CAP's first national board chairman in 1948, succ e e d e d i n t u r n b y C o l D H a r o l d B y r d , C A P, 1 9 5 9 ;
C o l W i l l i a m C W h e l e n , C A P, 1 9 6 1 ; a n d C o l P a u l W
T u r n e r , C A P, 1 9 6 2 .
To d a y, C A P n u m b e r s a b o u t 8 0 , 0 0 0 m e m b e r s ,
45,000 of whom are cadets. Wings are active in all
50 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia
and perform more than 60% of all search and rescue
activities in the US. CAP's radio net includes more
than 14,000 FCC licensed stations.
CAP conducts aerospace education for cadets
and introduced these courses into many high
schools. More than 100 CAP sponsored aviation
w o r k s h o p s a r e h e l d i n u n i v e r s i t i e s e a c h y e a r.
Honor courses for cadets are held annually including Jet, Aerospace, Space Age, and Federal
Aviation Agency orientation; National Drill Competitions at the AF Academy; and the International
Air Cadet Exchange.
Civil Air Patrol adopted a long range plan in
1962 through which it hopes to increase its membership to 100,000 cadets and 60,000 seniors by 1966.
Civil Air Patrol, the hastily organized stepchild
of WW II, survived the adolescence of the years
between 1941 and 1961 and "became of age" on its
21st birthday December 1, 1962.
Navy Boeing F4B4, 1942
1948
1963
The cadet program was begun in October 1942
and became a valuable source of aviation cadets for
the Army Air Force. The first military light planes
were given CAP in 1944; and it assumed extra duties
HISTORY OF THE lACE
The Air Cadet League of Canada proposed the
International Air Cadet Exchange in 1947. An
invitation was extended to Maj Gen Lucas V Beau.
U S A F. n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r o f C i v i l A i r P a t r o l
inviting CAP to join the exchange program. In his
report to Congress in 1948, Gen Beau outlined plans
for CAP's participation in the IACE and obtained
approval. The first exchange between two countries
took place that summer when Civil Air Patrol and
the Air Cadet League of Canada exchanged cadets.
The purpose of the IACE, then and now is
to foster international understanding, good will and
fellowship among the
youth of the free world.
The CAP cadets and
their counterparts from
foreign countries are
selected for their extraordinary leadership,
c h a r a c t e r, g o o d c i t i z e n ship merits, and alrmindedness.
Beau
The CAP-Air Cadet
League of Canada initial
exchange in 1948 was
so well received that
immediate plans were
made for expansion. Unlike present exchanges,
the 1948 program was
limited to a tour of the US and Canada instead of
b e i n g h o s t e d b y i n d i v i d u a l w i n g s i n t h e U S . To u r
personnel included two US escorts and 24 CAP
cadets to Canada and a similar number of Canadians
to the US - a total of 52 participants.
From this modest beginning in 1948 the IACE
has expanded to its present scope of 21 countries,
with plans to add more in the future.
In 1949. a total of four countries exchanged
cadets with the US - Canada, France, Great Britain.
and Switzerland. One hundred and thirty-six CAP
cadets went abroad and the same number of foreign
cadets and escorts visited the US.
1963
Greece, Israel, and Turkey reentered the program in 1959, and this same year Cuba and West
Germany dropped out. In 1960 Chile was forced to
b o w o u t b e c a u s e o f a n e a r t h q u a k e d i s a s t e r, a n d
Mexico also elected to leave the program.
In 1961. Peru was unable to send cadets to the
US but did host the CAP cadets. Peru offered its
quota to neighboring countries and E1 Salvador
responded entering the program unofficially for the
first time. Germany also came back into IACE after
an absence of two years.
Guatemala joined the IACE in 1962, but the
Guatemalan cadets were unable to visit the US.
G u a t e m a l a d i d , h o w e v e r, h o s t t h e U S c a d e t s . E 1
Salvador sent a double quota of cadets to the US,
with groups visiting Maine and Minnesota.
A r g e n t i n a . E c u a d o r, a n d C o s t a R i c a j o i n e d t h e
Exchange in 1963. Brazil. Guatemala, and Italy
dropped out.
Every state on the US continent has hosted
foreign cadets at least once.
The District of
Columbia and Puerto Rico also have hosted foreign
groups.
From 1948 through 1963, a total of 1760 CAP
cadets and 473 CAP and USAF escort officers have
taken part in the IACE. Foreign cadets have numbered 1741 along with 445 escort officers. The
grand total for the sixteen years is 4419 participants.
The cost of food, lodging, and entertainment
during the exchange is borne by Civil Air Patrol
and the host countries. All airlift is provided by
the US Air Force and several of the participating
countries.
The International Air Cadet Exchange has been
publicly acknowledged by the President of the
United States, heads of foreign governments,
American and foreign ambassadors, and read into the
Congressional Record. All cited it as a significant
contribution toward better international understanding between free nations.
Italy and Portugal were added in 1950. The
exchange was expanded still further in 1951 to
include Brazil, Denmark, Luxembourg, Mexico, The
N e t h e r l a n d s , N o r w a y, S p a i n , a n d S w e d e n . I n 1 9 5 2
Belgium came into the program. Luxembourg dropped
out in 1953, but Greece and Turkey were added.
C h i l e , C u b a , P e r u , a n d Ve n e z u e l a j o i n e d i n 1 9 5 4 ,
and Israel signed up in 1955. With the addition of
Uruguay in 1956 the exchange hit a peak of 22
foreign countries participating with the US.
A
total of 150 CAP cadets and 44 escorts were exchanged with a like number of cadets and escorts
from these countries in 1956 for a total of 388 participants.
In 1957, Mexico dropped out but did host US
c a d e t s . Ve n e z u e l a a n d U r u g u a y a l s o d r o p p e d o u t ,
but West Germany came into the program. The
Lebanon crisis in 1958 caused Greece, Israel, and
Turkey to withdraw because of airlift problems, but
Mexico came back into the fold.
Glider Demonstration~ West Germany
"KEY" PERSONALITIES...
President Kennedy, Senator Humphrey meet foreign cadets at White House, 1962
Former President Trumane Israeli cadets at Truman Library, Independence, Missouri, 1960
This symbolic ceremonial Key to International understanding and good will has become the idealistic symbol of the IACE. The
large key has been presented to US presidents,
heads of state of all foreign countries participating in the exchange, governors of host states
and top Air Force and aviation leaders. Minia t u r e r e p l i c a s o f t h e k e y, i n t h e f o r m o f a t i e
clasp have been presented to every participant
of the IACE, as well as to dignitaries and
officials in the US and foreign countries. The
c e r e m o n i a l k e y s a n d t h e m i n i a t u r e s a r e p r o - F o r m e r P r e s i d e n t E i s e n h o w e r, C A P c a d e t s , 1 9 5 6
v i d e d t h r o u g h t h e c o u r t e s y o f Ya l e a n d To w n e
Manufacturing Company.
Gen MacArthur receives "Key" from foreign cadets, New York, 1960
1963
promotes
world understanding
P r e s i d e n t B e n Z v i , I s r a e l , r e c e i v e s " K e y, " 1 9 6 1
M i n i a t u r e " K e y " f o r C h a n c e l l o r A d e n a u r, 1 9 6 2
Vice Pres Nixon receives "Key" from Gen Agee, CAP
n a t i o n a l c o m m a n d e r, 1 9 5 8
M i s s U n i v e r s e ( l e d a M a r i a Va r g a s , B r a z i l ) a w a r d e d
"Key" by Col du Pont, 1963
Page
JnitiaJ Washington, DC Phase for CAP Cadets .......................
12-15
Assembly in Rhein/Main Air Base, Frankfort, Germany ..................
16-17
N e w
Yo r k
C i t y
P h a s e
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F o r e i g n
C a d e t s
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Cadet Activities - Host CAP Wings and Foreign Countries ..............
29-71
FinaJ Washington, DC Phase - Foreign Cadets ......................
72-79
Rosters
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CAP
and
Foreign
A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s
Cadets,
Escorts
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lACE, 1963-THE BIG EVENT BEGINS IN WASHINGTON, DC
First to deplane . . .
General briefing
and the last . . .
/
First stop...Washington, DC
Maj Gen William K Martin, Dir of Info, USAF,
"keyed" in.
From Hawaii to the nation's Capital
Briefing for escorts
Civil Air Patrol cadets from every state
and Puerto Rico arrive at Bolling AFB, July 14,
1963, for the start of CAP's 16th annual International Air Cadet Exchange . . . The 140
cadets and 42 CAP and USAF escort officers
billeted and processed at Boiling... welcomed
at Capitol Building by US Senators and Representatives followed by tour . . . escort officers
feted at Washington's famous Golden Ox Restaurant . . . groups to South America leave via
Charleston, South Carolina . . . main group
leaves Andrews AFB on MATS aircraft, July 16,
for rendezvous at Rhein/Main AB, Frankfort,
Germany with foreign cadets . . . start of big
adventure and visits to Luzern, the Hague,
Mt Olympus,
Paris, Zaragoza, Jerusalem.
Istambul, Montevideo . . ~,
WASHINGTON, DC, ACTIVITIES AND . . .
D E PA R T U R E F O R R H E I N / M A I N
USAF escorts welcomed to Golden Ox restaurant
Only one passport to each customer
Gourmet's delight
Plane wait made interesting
Let's get into the blue!
Just under the limit
R H E I N / M A I N A I R B A S E . F R A N K F U R T, G E R M A N Y, E U R O P E A N J U M P O F F P O I N T
American and foreign cadets
attend welcome banquet at
Rhein/Main AB, Germany
Air routes from Rhein/Main to
the United States interest
foreign cadets
International salute
On Tuesday, July 16, cadets boarded USAF
Military Air Transport Service planes at Andrews
AFB, Md, for Rhein/Main Air Base, Frankfurt,
G e r m a n y. Tw o p l a n e l o a d s o f c a d e t s a n d t h e i r
CAP and USAF escort officers departed within
an hour for the 18-hour trip to Europe. Landing
at Rhein/Main Air Base, the cadets were greeted
b y C o l H o r a c e A C r o s s w e l l , U S A F, b a s e c o m m a n d e r, w h o e n t e r t a i n e d t h e A m e r i c a n a n d
f o r e i g n c a d e t s a t d i n n e r. T h e n e x t m o r n i n g t h e
American cadets began their trips to the many
countries which were to host them for the next
two weeks. The foreign cadets boarded the
M AT S p l a n e s t h a t b r o u g h t t h e A m e r i c a n s t o
Germany and flew to Idlewild International
A i r p o r t i n N e w Yo r k t o b e g i n t h e i r A m e r i c a n
s t a y. S i m i l a r fl i g h t s o f c a d e t s w e r e a l s o o n
their way to and from Central and South America
from Charleston AFB, South Carolina.
Brig Gen James C Sherrill,
Commander 1608th Air Transport
Wing, Charleston AFB, SC, receives plaque of appreciation
NEW YORK, FIRST PHASE, 19 JULY
NEW YORK CITY . . .
Arrival in New York from Rhein/Main, Germany
Foreign cadets from 20 countries-134 cadets
a n d 3 5 e s c o r t o f fi c e r s - a r r i v e i n N e w Yo r k
J u l y 1 9 . . . t w o M AT S p l a n e s f r o m G e r m a n y
land at Idlewild Airport . . . Cadets from South
America and Canada arrive at Newark, New
J e r s e y . . . w e l c o m e d b y t h e I A C E - N e w Yo r k
P h a s e c o m m i t t e e . . . b i l l e t e d a t t h e Wa l d o r f Astoria Hotel . . . escort officers briefing . . .
Times Square sign taken down, replaced by
International Air Cadet Exchange Square . . .
Off to the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Karl Lowe talks with Belgian
informal walking tour of the "man-made canyons" to include famed Fifth Ave and a trip
to the Empire State Building observatory . . .
audience participation on the nati~al Johnny
C a r s o n " To n i g h t " s h o w . . . . t h e g i r d l i n g o f
Manhattan Island on the Circle Line boat as
guests of Pepsi Cola International . . . the
stark architecture of the United Nations Building and the always impressive spectacle of the
General Assembly-equal forum for the nations
First interview
of the world to resolve their problems . . . a
motor drive up the verdant and beautiful Hudson
Valley to fabled West Point, site of the US Military Academy . . . a walk through living history
at the Academy's museum, the famed battlements and sharp escarpment dropping straight
down from the heights to the Hudson's shores . . .
West Point cadet guides (former CAPers who
had participated in the IACE) renewing acquaintances with representatives of the coun-
Sunday at St Patrick*s Cathederal
tries they visited . . . the delicious luncheon at
Bear Mountain Inn enroute to the "Point" . . .
tingling with the affability and warmth of host
Lt Col Gene Leone . . . the zany rides and the
squealing girls at Palisades amusement park...
radio interviews, WRUL and WOR . . . emplaning
for flights to new and exciting adventure with
their next host-a Civil Air Patrol wing in one
of the 50 states . . .
Queen Gloria Myles, Dep Mayor Screvane, and cadets renaming Times Square
NEW YORK CITY...
NEW YORKCITY .
Visit to UN Building
TV's Louis Nye gets "pinned"
C a d e t s a t t e n d i n g " To n i g h t " s h o w
EI Salvador escorts with ambassador
Johnny Carson honored by cadets
First Sputnik in UN Building foyer
Ready for trip around Manhattan
Pepsi Cola on Board
"And there is . . .
t h e S t a t u e o f L i b e r t y. "
NEW YORK PHASE...
NEW YORK PHASE . .
Lt Col Gene Leone, perennial host to the visiting foreign cadets, entertains the entire group at the
famous Bear Mountain Inn. This year's piece de resistance was baked stuffed chicken with all the
"fixin's."
"1 hope we have enough!"
Col Ashworth with host Leone
Assembly in front of the Inn
"Be patient, boys, it's coming."
"It looks good. How does it taste?"
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NEW YORK PHASE . ..
NEW YORK PHASE . . .
Following the visit to Bear Mountain Inn, the group continued up the Hudson River to West Point, site
of the famed US Military Academy.
Thatcher Hall, US Military Academy at West Point
Gen John J "Black Jack" Pershing looks down
on visiting cadets at the "Point"
Military Academy Museum...
"As a former CAP cadet I visited your homes
in England . . ."
Representatives from Near East countries at West Point
. Relics
NEW YORK CITY . . .
NEW YORK CITY . . .
WALDORF-ASTORIA MILITARY BALL
CONSULATE
OFFICIALS
JOIN
CADETS
AT THE
MILITARY
BALL
Col Ashworth welcomes visitors
The Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria was
the scene of the Military Ball for the visitors
w h i l e t h e y w e r e i n N e w Yo r k . J e r r y K r a v a t a n d
orchestra, as in past years, provided superb
Cols Strauss, Lyons, and Ashworth . . .
dance music. Cadets were welcomed by National
C A P C o m m a n d e r, C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h , t h e n
took part in the parade of nations and met ambassadors and high functionaries and their ladies.
welcome their guests
No language barrier . . .
Visiting CAP cadets from Texas
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THE UN'S STARK BEAUTY
CADET ACTIVITIES:
HOST CAP WINGS AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Argentina .......
Hosted US only
Great Britain .........
Idaho
Belgium
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Vi r g i n i a
G r e e c e
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Wisconsin
Canada
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Maryland
I s r a e l
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N e w Yo r k
Nevada
Netherlands .........
Arizona
Costa Rica ......
Florida
Norway
California
Denmark ........
Te x a s
P e r u
Ecuador ........
Iowa
Portugal
El Salvador ......
Utah
S p a i n
France .........
Massachusetts
Sweden
Chile
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G e r m a n y . . . . . . . . South Dakota
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Switzerland .........
T u r k e y . . . . . . . . Indiana
F a r e w e l l t o N e w Yo r k
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New Mexico
Montana
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
ARGENTINA...
Welcome to the Pampas and
Introduction to the art of gliding
. . the high hill country
A " T h a n k Yo u " p l a q u e t o t h e h o s t
CAP CADETS IN ARGENTINA
Harry J Perez
Peter K Dany
Robert M Garn
Earl A Kraay
Richard B lindbergh
ESCORTS
Capt Melvin R Daniels, Jr, CAP
It Col OJiver H Meyers, USAF
Argentina elected not to send air cadets
from that country to visit in the US this
year. This page, therefore, which should
reflect the activities of the Argentine
cadets in the US, contains additional
pictorial coverage of CAP cadets in
Argentina.
BELGIUM . . .
VIRGINIA . . .
Sight-seeing the hard way
With thanks from CAP
Welcome to Richmond
A visit to the Breydel
Barbecue at Hopewell
Cenotaph to American WW II dead
The Confederate Navy's storied submarine
Ancient fort at Jamestown
In the garden of the Governor's Mansion
CAP CADETS IN BELGIUM
Kenneth R Belteau
Galen I Ha
Frank R Maciasz
Willard G Plentl, Jr
Jose Sota
ESCORTS
Maj C E Neal, CAP
Capt William B Skinner
BELGIAN CADETS iN VIRGINIA
Marcel de Meutter
Jean Van Campenhoudt
Willi am Mertens
Paul Van Edom
Frederik J Hagendorens
ESCORTS
Capt Robert A G Noirhomme
1Lt Hilaire Smet
MARYLAND...
CANADA...
RCAF supply depot
Hosts and escort
Russell Lambert, Fredricton, NB, accepts key at
252 Wing
C A N A D I A N C A D E T S I N M A RY L A N D
Wm Kenneth Mc/ei sh
Garry G Wetzel
Signing in with the Mayor of Moncton, NB
CAP CADETS IN CANADA
Keith J Wyper
Lorne A Pykerman
Holger Kordts
Larry M Reihl
Harold F Robbins
Zenon Chaykowsky
Jacques J Vallee
Daniel Hardy
George L Burchan
John A Dean
Stuart J Francis
John D King
William F Lynch
Randolph A Mabry
Gerald B Gaither
Ti m A G i l l
Milton F Haas
Dean K Hamilton
Reacoe D Smith
John J Roach
Clarence H Stephens
James H Aucoin
Harry A Andrusyshyn
Daniel G Murray
Roger O Pedersen
Randall H Wolfe
Donald B Kilpatrick
Kent E Johnson
ESCORTS
L t C o l F l o y d E S c h a ff n e r, C A P
1st Lt Larry C Gipe, USAF
Canoe race at Camp Algonquin
Admiral Beatty Hotel dance
ESCORTS
Sq Ldr D Halcrow, RCAF
Harold A Steele
Light plane briefing
Break time between receptions
N E VA D A . . .
CHILE ...
H a r v e y G r o s s e , o w n e r o f Wa g o n W h e e l , L a k e Ta h o e , e n t e r t a i n s C h i l e a n s
We l c o m e t o t h e C i t y o f Ve n o d e l M a r
Soaring in the high country
Skiing in the Andes
Inspecting Bill Harrah's horseless carriage
Stead AFB survivoJ course
Preparing for hop over the mountains
CAP CADETS IN CHILE
Robert M Burati
F Keith Kreisher
John R Meyer
James A Norwood
Thomas W Theyson
ESCORTS
Lt Col Harold M Hilburn, CAP
k t C o l R o d d i e L M o s s e y, U S A F
C H I L E A N C A D E T S I N N E VA D A
Alajandro L Chanes
Fernando V Ovalle
.Andres D Darvasi
Kenneth J McKenzie
Luis B Gillet
ESCORTS
Raul P Anguita
Earnesto C Gonzalez
FLORIDA
C O S TA R I C A . . .
A m b a s s a d o r Te l l e r w e l c o m e s C A P c a d e t s t o C o s t a R i c a
"Buenas dias," from Costa Rica to Palm Beach
C A P C A D E T S I N C O S TA R I C A
Frederick M Hurst, Jr
D o n a l d L K e s t e r, I I I
D a v i d L Ly o n s
C O S TA R I C A N C A D E T S I N F L O R I D A
Jose t Cespedes Ruiz
Vatentin Quintona KohKemper
James P McLaughlin
Stephen K VanKirk
ESCORTS
Lt Col Arthur W Lenzi, CAP
C a p t J o s e p h A M i l l e r, U S A F
A visit to the "Pepsi" plant in San Jose
ESCORT
Rodrigo Ramos Sanabria
Lt Col Qulros receives memento
Hernan A Acuna Sanabria
German Zamora Acosta
Gerardo A Chaves Ramirez
J u a n J Ve g a G a m i e r
Tr o p h y s a i l fi s h c a u g h t b y v i s i t o r s o f f We s t P a l m B e a c h
T h e Ta b o o R e s t a u r a n t f o r d i n n e r a n d d a n c i n g
DENMARK...
Introduction to a "Chipmunk," Avno AFB
T E X A S . . .
G e n e r a l M a n a g e r, S c a n d a n a v i a n A i r w a y s
System, receives miniature key
" Tr y t h i s o n e f o r s i z e . "
DANISH CADETS IN TEXAS
Erik Alsing
CAP CADETS IN DENMARK
Marc K Arneson
Neils H Bornerup
Peter P Bas
Roderik G Beaukenkamp
D a v i d R J e ff r i e s
Ole Gamst
Tage Rugard
Jorgen Chr. Sonderby
John W Wallace, II
ESCORTS
ESCORTS
Capt Paul C Starks, CAP
M a j E i g i l T A R e c h n i t z e r, D A F
Fritz Krag
Maj Calvin S Rowe, USAF
A brisk sail on the fjords
Minister of Defense hosts lACE in Copenhagen
Capsule, Manned Spacecraft Center
Dozy-Do!
We l c o m e t o t h e L o n e S t a r - S t a t e
ECUADOR...
IOWA...
Farewell banquet, Des Moines
Welcome to the land of 0.00o latitude
A gift of US government coin proofs
Mayor R M L Johnson (center), briefs guests
At Maytag Manufacturing plant
CAP CADETS IN ECUADOR
Robert P Garcia
V Kerry Inman
Tom I_ Morse
Edward E Murray
Frank J Voshell
ECUADOREAN CADETS IN IOWA
Darwin D Delgado
Julio S Hanze
Allan R L Nieto
Ricardo V Sacheir
Zenon O G Zabando
ESCORTS
Maj Charles A Stimets, CAP
2nd It Robert W Ackerman, USAF
ESCORTS
Manuel N Aguinaga
Marco Ordonez
U TA H . . .
EL SALVADOR ...
The official' crest of El Salvador
At Geneva Steel, Orem, Utah
Fiesta at Santa Ana
E L S A LVA D O R A N C A D E T S I N U TA H
Jose R Corletto Andrade
M i g u e l T Va l i e n t e C a s t e l l e n o s
C A P C A D E T S I N E L S A LVA D O R
Charles M Croft
Robert A French
Julio Wilfredo Cruz
Victor M kopez Vaqubano
Larry E Martwig
George E Nicholas
Stephen D Ruse
Oscar Antoinio Funes
ESCORTS
Enrique Silhy
M a u r i c i o C h a v e z Vi l l a l o b o s
ESCORTS
1st L t J a m e s A H a l e s , C A P
Maj Robert G Crabb, USAF
Tr y. o u t a t t h e r o d e o , S a l t L a k e C i t y
Rre-flight briefing
Mormon Choir Radio Narrator interviews escort
Silhy
Vi s i t i n g I n c a r u i n s
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Fnroute from Rhein/Main to Paris
At the Moiselles Aero Club near Paris
Mayor Collins of Boston greets cadets
Mr Hennessy at Cognac Distillery accepts key
Inspecting small French aircraft
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Central fire alarm control in Boston
Welcome by Boston Fire Department
Lunch break while touring Boston
"This is where you are now."
"Viva la France-Ban voyage..."
CAP CADETS IN FRANCE
John E Fellows
Joseph B Greigg, Jr
WiUiam F Roche
Tony Sanchez
Eugene F SchilLer
FRENCH CADETS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Dominique Cros
Christian Gavoille
Alain Meunier
Jean Ponce t
Hubert Simon
Georges Brevot
E SCO RTS
Lt Col Thomas J Patterson, CAP
1st Lt John E Worm, USAF
ESCORT
Pierre Simon
GERMANY . . .
SOUTH DAKOTA...
CAP CADETS IN GERMANY
William G Fischer
Mark I Griswold
G E R M A N C A D E T S I N S O U T H D A K O TA
Hubertus Graf van Hardenberg
Andreas Schlesier
Michael J Nyikos
Michael C Scoffield
Heinz de Wilde
Peter Bottke
Robert Heuer
Charles N Yokoo
ESCORTS
Capt Duane R Rembold, CAP
M a j C l a r e n c e K B e r r y, U S A F
ESCORTS
!_t Gunther Hauck, GAF
!_t Adolf Krogmann, GAF
T h e Wa l l a t t h e B r a n d e n b u r g G a t e
Federal President, Dr Lubke, greets cadets
Lt Col Schmidt receives key
Luftfahrt Pros Krogmann checks plans with aide
Oberguerger Heinichen honored
Gov Archie Gubbrud welcome
At Sioux Indian paw-wow
C o l P a g e , M a y o r C r u s i n b e r r y, S i o u x F a l l s ,
L.t Hauck, German Consul Hauser
Cadets meet the Mayor of Pierre
Go-Karting at Pierre airport
IDAHO...
G R E AT B R I TA I N . . .
/t Governor welcomes British to State Capital at Boise
Group visit to English Electric Co, Stafford
Buckingham Palace
"Sandy" Donald of Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
"dressess" for Idahoans
Maize and chicken picnic
Rebui It Coventry Cathedera I
Mayor and Mayoress of Scarborough
C A P C A D E T S I N G R E AT B R I TA I N
Douglas K AIIston
Wa r w e a r y S p i t fi r e , R A F S t a t i o n
Wa r d a n c e - m o d e r n s t y l e
BRITISH CADETS IN IDAHO
Harvey C Eads, Jr
Donald O Floden
Patrick M Gleoson
Anibal Colon
Wilbert D Downhour
Wa y n e L F i s k
Robert T Babbage
Colin M L.eeson
Ion F Clark
Christopher C Coville
Peter T Lumb
Alistair P MacFarlane
CordeJl L Johnson
Reginald C C Pang
Hartley O Ray
Troy R Brown
Eugene J B Davern
Alan D Denison
Alexander P Donald
Rodney K Dowd
Bruce M Mclntee
lain N Milne
Barry C Morrison
James A M Ed~,ords
Piers M Gardiner
David Holmon
Richard R Smith
Max N Richords
Richard C Geiger
Alan S Harris
James W Schiller
Robert F Klitsch
Mark A Peterson
Ronald A Simms
Martin M Van Luven
Harold S Rhoads
Kenneth A Anderson
Charles K Clarke
Donald E Walker
A l a n E Ta y l o r
Lonnie L. Voss
Myley A Hoyle
Peter G Jenkins
Ronald L Hite
Derek E North
John D G Scholes
Brian P Synott
David C Wilkinson
Frank C R Withington
ESCORTS
Lt Col Gerald M Quilling, CAP
Lt Col Harold W See, USAF
ESCORTS
S q d n L d r Wa l t e r J B i s h o p , R A F
Sqdn Ldr Dennis McHarrie, RAF
Facinated by Indian beadwork
WISCONSIN . . .
GREECE...
Mayor Maier of Milwaukee greets Greeks
On Philopappos Hill above the theater and arena of Herod Atticus
GREEK CADETS IN WISCONSIN
Angel Brellis
Marios Michadelides
CAP CADETS IN GREECE
Walter B Bergmann, II
Lawrence L Brewster
Elliot Rosenberg
Basil Katsiantonis
Nicholas Poulakos
Anthony Vardoulaki s
Don W Whitehead
A n d r e w K K Ye e
ESCORTS
Lt Col Pericles Papaphanassiou
Wing Co Demetrios Drakoulaki s
ESCORTS
L t C o l W i l l i a m L S o l o t a r, J r, C A P
L t Col J Norman McConnell, USAF
"Native" Square Dance
Clowning near the Acropolis
Ruins of the Roman Aqueduct
A visit to the Kobler Co
ISRAEL ...
NEW YORK...
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W i t h G e n e r a l We i z m a n , C o m m a n d e r o f I s r a e l i A F
R u i n s o f C a p e r n a u m n e a r L a k e Ti b e r i a s
CAP Maj Ned Allen greets Jacob Agassi, Israel
Defense Forces
Helicopter orientation, Griffiss AFB
Swimming in the River Jordan
Female soldier acts as guide
In helicopter flight simulator
Jump gear inspection
Col J Curtis Irwin greets Israeli cadets
A field trip near Jerusalem
CAP CADETS IN ISRAEL
Harrison T Bucklew
Douglas P Green
James A McNamee
Luis J Rodriguez
Loui s P Rohe
ESCORTS
1st Lt Donald J Mackenzie, CAP
Lt Col Earle M Cole, USAF
ISRAELI CADETS IN NEW YORK
Aharon Golani
Jacoh Einav
Michael Harel
Avinoam Maimon
Arieh Shitrai
ESCORTS
Major Jacob Agasi
Major Matitiahu Caspit
NETHERLANDS...
ARIZONA ...
Lt Gen Zielstra, Chief of Air Staff welcomes lACE contingent
C A P c a d e t s a t Te r l e t g l i d i n g c e n t e r
Dutch youth air brigade with escort officer in Scottsdale during visit to Grand Canyon
Open Air Museum, Arnhem
CAP CADETS IN THE NETHERLANDS
Thomas M Keetley
Robert H Lung
George H Moilanen, Jr
Alexander Opti s
Jorge O Rivera
ESCORTS
C a p t C l i f t o n R P o t t y, C A P
1st Lt Allen J Portin, USAF
NETHERLAND CADETS LN ARIZONA
Fe,dinand Hendriks
Pieter Kluit
Jaaa A J J Moraal
Robert c~ Veldhuyzen
Steven I-t Yperlaan
"loon A J de Buijzer
ESCORT
Lt Erik C Priebee
CALIFORNIA...
N O R WAY. . .
Arrival at Forenca Airport, Oslo
G l i d i n g a t To r p A i r p o r t
Cruising near Kristiansand
USAF escort Capt B W Miller and Norwegian escort
Asgier Ladegard
At the UN before leaving for Calif
Panning for gold with old time Californian
"sourdough"
B a n d l e a d e r We l k e n t e r t a i n s g r o u p
We l c o m e t o t h e G o l d e n B e a r S t a t e
Imogene Coca asks for autograph
Frogner Park, asia
C A P C A D E T S N N O RWAY
Kevin J Abbott
Charles D Frazier, I
Johnny Futch
John E Miller
Bruce F Wood
ESCORTS
1st /t James A Kallas, CAP
Capt Bernard W Miller, USAF
N O RW E I G I A N C A D E T S I N C A L I F O R N I A
Gubrand Dal seg
Knut Vigar Hansen
Fred Age Haugland
Hakon Ski stad
Harald Odegard
ESCORTS
Lt Arne Bjerke, RNAF
W W Bulukin
NEW MEXICO ....
PERU...
CAP CADETS IN PERU
Gary L Clark
Chartes M Gerber
Stanley B Hall
Michael J Ulrich
Davi d M Yarbrough
ESCORTS
Maj Pat D McHenry, CAP
Lt Col William M King, USAF
Peruvian dance of welcome
Senora Luz Ramos de Lindley, wife of Peruvian President, welcomes cadets
PERUVIAN CADETS IN NEW MEXICO
German Arias Valdez
Ivan Bahamonde Puch
L.uit T Gonzales Origgi
Alan Morzan Salviati
Carlos A Ramos Ormeno
ESCORTS
Maj Pedro Vasquez de VeIasco Ordonez, PAF
Felix Egoavil Baratta
Col H D Thomas, wing commander, chats with
Maj Ordonez, Peru, and Lt Col Galasso, Dir
Emergency Services
Francisco Guevara (translator) and Bob Brashear of Los Alamos labs discuss items in scientific
museum with guest cadets
Presidential palace guards
M O N TA N A . . .
PORTUGAL..
A visit to the National Palace of Queluz
Director of Civi Aviation accepts CAP seal
memento
Sail plane flight at F:spinho Aero Club
Portugese visitors toured Montana ending their trip at Helena where they rode liThe Last Chancertt tour train
P O R T U G E S E C A D E T S I N M O N TA N A
Raul J Caetano Couveur
Fernando E Van Zeller de Serpa Pimentel
Du~rte Pius de Braganca
C A P C A D E T S I N P O RT U G A L
Richard L Doyle
Craig W Duehring
Raul Mayo
George W Moad
Nicolau Dehanov
Manuel G Palma Leal Figueira
Alan M Sepe
ESCORTS
Manuel G Figueira
ESCORTS
C a p t A n d r e s To r r e s , C A P
1 s t L t W i l l i a m J D o n n e l l y, U S A F
Richard Goldschmidt
Arrival at Lisbon
S PA I N . . .
CONNECTICUT . ..
L t G a y Te d e s c o g r e e t s c a d e t s i n G o v e r n o r ' s o f fi c e
Pedro Guerro studies pictures of life aboard an
atomic sub
CAP escort Pat Benny and Jaime de
Montoto y de Simon
C o l J o h n C o r r a l , C o m m a n d e r We s t o v e r A F B , a c c e p t s
Spanish AF wings
Spanish official welcomes CAP cadets
CAP plaque presented
Inspecting Pratt and Whitney jet engine
C A P C A D E T S I N S PA I N
Jorge k Aponte
Harvey K Ching
Richard R Kemble
Robert V Romani
D o n a l d A Vo r e
S PA N I S H C A D E T S I N C O N N E C T I C U T
Jose Martin Ruiz
Jaime de Montoto Y Simon
Jose L Moneve Perez
Gonzalo de Cea Cuenca
Pedro Cerrato Guerra
Ernesto Grueso Montero
ESCORTS
Col Ralph M Shangraw, CAP
Mai William J Walsh, USAF
ESCORT
Capt Gratiniano Nenez Baches SAF
D E L AWA R E . . .
SWEDEN...
Climbing
Dancing
Interviewing
Mayor Babiarz, Wilmington, salutes cadets
Governor Carvel accepts plaque
Soaring
Greetings
S t a t u e o f C a e s a r R o d n e y, s i g n e r o f
Declaration of Independence
Memorial to Swedish colonists
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colonists
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Briefing for cadet flight
Wing Commander Morse guides
cadets
Gaping tailpipe of a jet
SWEDISH CADETS IN DELAWARE
CAP CADETS IN SWEDEN
/ars Kahnlund
Alan D Beyerchen
Mats Linder
Warren H Geddes
ESCORTS
Lt Col John C McDonald, CAP
M a j S m i t h L Vo n F o s s e n , U S A F
James A Shearer
James E Whisenhunt, III
Robert W Wilburn
ESCORTS
Capt Ake Johnsson, SAF
Lt Bert Persson, SAF
Sven-Olow Lonneborg
Michael O Pahlsson
Anders Rick
ILLINOIS...
SWITZERLAND...
E r n e s t T h e i l e r, S w i s s C o n s u l G e n e r a l , e n t e r t a i n s i n
Chicago
Flight instruction
At the Statue of Reformation, Geneva
Ready for the Fontenette Glacier
Inspecting B.52, Chanute AFB
CAP CADETS IN SWITZERLAND
Charles !- Dean
Gerald T Frazier
Jason B Poweli
John G Spangler
Daniel Favarger
Rene Muller
Urs Buhler
Walter Gauch
William R Whikehart
ESCORTS
L t C o l J o h n H M c N u h y, C A P
/ t Col Fred Coleman, USAF
Airlifted to glacier
SWISS CADETS IN ILLINOIS
Christophe Keckeis
The majesty of the Alps
ESCORTS
Dr Theo Kaeslin
Max Fischer
Escort Max Fischer on local radio
INDIANA. ,.
TURKEY .. .
CAP CADETS IN TURKEY
Robert W Jones
TURKISH CADETS IN INDIANA
Erclem Astantas
George E Lynch
Carlos Q Ramirez
Mustofa Cimbaroglu
Faruk Comert
Jackson E Smith
J o h n D To j a d a
Seyfi I Koseokur
Ayhan Unal
ESCORTS
Maj E r n e s t H C h i e v e s , C A P
Maj L e r o y F P h i p p s , U S A F
ESCORT
M a j K a d l r U c a k , TA F
Gen W /: McKee, Vice Chief of Staff, USA/:, greets
Tu r k i s h c a d e t Ay h a n U n a l
Moi Phipps, USAFj Col Nuri Aslantas, President
Tu r k i s h A i r L e a g u e ; G e n I r f o n Ta n s e l
Cadets visit Buehler Corporation, Indianapolis
Tu r k i s h A i r L e a g u e g l i d e r, A n k a r a
Escorting wreath to tomb of Kemal Ataturk
R e c e p t i o n a t Tu r k i s h p r e s i d e n t ' s r e s i d e n c e
'iiiii~i~i!~
WASHINGTON, DC, FINAL PHASE ...
S e n a t o r A W i l l i s R o b e r t s o n , Va
Senator Howard W Cannon, Nev
Senator Everett M Dirksen, Ill
Senator Frank Church, Idaho
Four United States Senators took an
active part in welcoming the foreign
IACE cadets to the National Capital:
Senators Robertson, Virginia; Canon,
Nevada; Church, Idaho; and Dirksen,
Illinois.
Maj Gen Lucas V Beau, USAF: (Ret),
and Mrs Beau entertained escort
officers and VlPs at their lovely
home in Washington, DC. General
Mrs Nana Quarles, wife of the
former Secretary of the Air Force,
exchanges pleasantries with Col
Beau is a former National Commander
of Civil Air Patrol. Col Paul W
Tu r n e r, C h a i r m a n o f t h e N a t i o n a l B o a r d ,
was among the honored guests.
Ashworth.
G e n C a r l " To o e y " S p a a t z , U S A F ( R e t ) ,
former Chairman of National Board,
C A P, c h a t s w i t h C o l P a u l C A s h w o r t h ,
The appetizing and enticing buffet
table was a center of attraction at
t h e B e a u p a r t y.
N a t i o n a l C o m m a n d e r, a t t h e B e a u
reception.
Host Genera Beau and Col Ashworth
exchange greetings with Brig Gen
J a c k E T h o m a s , U S A F, A s s t C h i e f o f
Staff, Intelligence.
Squadron Leader D Halcrow and
H A Steel, escort officers for the
Canadian group, leave the Beau
reception line.
Mai Gen A T Wilson, Lt Gen H W Grant,
Paul C Ashworth
USAF Band's "Strolling Strings"
Foreign cadets converge on Capitol
Head table
G i l H o d g e s , M a n a g e r o f Wa s h i n g t o n S e n a t o r s ,
receives a plaque
Minnie Minoso explains how it is done
I N T E R N A T I O N A L P A R T Y, O F F I C E R S ' C L U B , B O L L I N G A F B
I N T E R N AT I O N A L
U N D E R S TA N D I N G
AND
GOOD WILL
AL
AG
NE
Col Ashworth presents plaque of appreciation to
F L Armstrong, Vice Pres, Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz reception line, Sheraton-Carlton
Hotel
Greek Ambassador Alexander A Matsas meets with Greek
contingent
W O R L D
A I R W A Y &
b e .
Senator Hiram
Fang, Hawaii
T EI T R A I N L
H N E N TO A .
]I C DTX H N E
A A EEC A G
R
Gregg Oliver interviews cadet
on WTOP radio
H A S TA L U E G O
ADEUS
PA A G E N S Y N
S e n a t o r Va n c e
Hartke, Ind
ADIOS
TOT ZIENS
CHEERIO
AU REVOIR
H A S TA L A V I S TA
Col "Jiggs" Donahue, CAP former comm a n d e r, N a t i o n a l C a p i t a l W i n g , i n t r o d u c e d
PA AT E R S E E N D E
LEHITRAOT
Norman Blake, Vice
Pres, Pan American
World Airways
CHAU
AUF:: WIEDERSEHEN
SO LONG
ALLAHA ISMARLADIK
ESCORTS AND COUNTRY VISITED...
ROSTER OF CAP CADETS,
ARGENTINA
Harry J Perez
202 McDougal
San Antonio, Texas
Peter K Dany
50-38 6 [st Street
Woodside 77, N Y
Robert M Garn
1606 South 10th East
Salt Lake City, Utah
Earl A Kraay
5302 Denton
Boise, Idaho
Richard B Lindbergh
4713 Meadow Road
Edina, Minnesota
*Cap[ Melvin R Dan[ell, Jr, CAP
2592 Rochelle Drive
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
*Lt C01 Oliver H Meyers, USAF
1187 Locust, Corner Rd
Cincinnati, Ohio
BELGIUM
Kenneth R Belteau
2107 South 651h Street
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Galen I He
1448 Paine Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Frank R Maciasz
19428 Bur[ Road
Detroit, Michigan
Willard G Plentl, Jr
401 Kramer Drive
Highland Springs, Virginia
Jose Soto
La Garita
Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
*Maj C E Neal, CAP
9560 Waverly Drive
E1 Paso 24, Texas
*Capt William B Skinner, USAF
Box 533
Perrin AFB, Texas
CANADA
George LBurchan
1150 W Prince Road
Tucson, Arizona
John A Dean
1908 Veale Road
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Stuart J Francis
20 North 6th East
Centerville, Utah
Gerald B Gaither
622 Cardinal Drive
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Ti m A G i l l
116 Kenwood Place
Lynchburg. Virginia
Milton F Haas
Route 4, BOX 550
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Dean K HamiIton
6 [ North Tremont
Kansas'City, Kansas
Kent E Johnson
3425 Monte Vista
Austin, Texas
John D King
316 Elm Grove Avenue
Hazelwood, Missouri
William F Lynch
5345 Rawlings
Tinker AFB. Oklahoma
CANADA (cont'd)
Randolph A Mabry
176 Iroquois Drive
Paducah, Kentucky
Reacoe D Smith
Rt 1, Box t24A
Magnolia, Arkansas
John J Roach
3840 Stotts Street
Arlington, California
Clarence H Stephens
Route 4, Box 641
Fort Fierce, Florida
Randall H Wolfe
8120 8th Avenue North
Birmingham 6. Alabama
*Lt Col Floyd E Schaffner, CAP
141 W Central Avenue
Delaware, Ohio
*lst Lt Larry C Gipe, USAF
722 Globe Street
Houston, Texas
CHILE
Robert M Burati
195 Whittum Avenue
Springfield, Massachusetts
F Keith Kreisher
[ I North Governors Avenue
Dover, Delaware
John R Meyer
13 Eastern Avenue
Erlanger, Kentucky
James A Norwood
425 Winona Street
Florence, Alabama
Thomas W Theyson
125 Waverly Place
Duluth, Minnesota
*Lt Col Harold M Hilburn, CAP
1139 Hill Field Road
Layton, Utah
*Lt Col Roddie L Massey, USAF
2509 Joyce Drive
Nashville 14, Tennessee
COSTA RICA
Frederick M Burst, Jr
Box 56. Wilcox Street
Warrenton, North Carolina
Donald L Kester III
5523 Belfast Drive
Washington 22, DC
David L Lyons
1512 Denton Drive
Hampton, Virginia
James P McLaughlin
4 1 [0 Oklahoma
Tampa, Florida
Stephen K VanKirk
4115 Powder MIll Road
Beltsville, Maryland
*Lt Col Arthur W Lenzi, CAP
59 Olive Street
New Haven, Connecticut
*Capt Joseph A Miller, USAF
336 W Dixie Avenue
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
DENMARK
Marc K Arneson
Rt 2, Box t07--B
Lay[on, Utah
Peter P Bas
6151 Ridgeway Drive
Houston, 33, Texas
DENMARK (cont'd)
Roderik G. Beaukenkamv
93 [ River Boulevard
Suffield, Connecticut
David R Jeffries
316 Watertown Street
Rapid City, South Dakota
John W Wallace II
3013 Overland
Boise, Idaho
*Capt Paul C Starks, CAP
2323 Tuxedo Boulevard
BartlesvilIe. Oklahoma
*Maj Calvin S Rowe, USAF
229 Southerland Drive
New Castle, Delaware
ECUADOR
Robert P Garcia
631 Greenview
Mundelein, Illinois
V Kerry [omen
354 Center Street
Old Town, Maine
Tom L Morse
2O3 S° Plum
Vermillion, South Dakota
Edward E Murray
5 [ I S Spring Street
Fails Church, Virginia
Frank J Voshell
2033 Floral Drive
Wilmington 3, Delaware
*Maj Charles A Stimets, CAP
RFD
Woodstock, Vermont
*2nd Lt Robert W Ackerman, USAF
4420 Clydesdale Ave
Baltimore I 1, Maryland
EL SALVADOR
Charles M Croft
914 N Main Street
Evergreen, Alabama
Robert A French
2800 One Street
Boise, Idaho
Larry E Martwig
1255 30th Street S E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
George E Nicholas
P. O. Box 106
S0corro, New Mexico
Stephen D Ruse
9 Frederic Street
Springfield, Vermont
* Ist Lt James A Hales, CAP
8035 Bison Avenue
Norfolk t8, Virginia
*Maj Robert G Crabb, USAF
27 I0 Blueberry Lane
Pasadena, Texas
FRANCE
John E Fellows
453O1 Fairchild
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Joseph B Greigg, Jr
1624 W Willow Run Drive
Wilmington 5, Delaware
William F Roche
825 N Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Tony Sanchez
. Cataluna t265
Caparra Terrace, Puerto Rico
GREAT BRITAIN (cont'd)
FRANCE (cont'd)
Robert F K1itsch
3430 Grant Avenue
Philadelphia 14, Pennsylvania
Reginald C C Pang
418 A Uhini Place
Honolulu, Hawaii
Mark A Peterson
2716 Dowling Avenue North
Mthneapolis 12, Minnesota
Hartley O Ray
I [5 Patterson Street
House, Louisiana
Harold S Rhoads
483 Springhi11 Drive
Lexington, Kentucky
James W Schiller
30 East Fairview
Dayton, Ohio
Ronald A Simms
9 McGregor Street
Derry, New Hampshire
Alan E Taylor
63 Roosevelt Street
Pearl River, New York
Martin M Van Luven
904 Hammond
Red Oak, Iowa
Lonnie L Voss
1501 Butte Avenue
Helena, Montana
Donald E Walker
2424 Liberty Road, Rt 3
Boise, Idaho
*Lt Col Gerald M Quilling, CAP
7729 North Street
Minneapolis 26, Minnesota
*Lt Col Harold W See, USAF
36 17 Cambridge Road
Montgomery 5, Alabama
Eugene F Schiller
4328 B Birch Street S W
Tacoma 99, Washington
*Lt Col Thomas J Patterson, CAP
1476 East Goulson
Hazel Park, Michigan
*[st Lt John E Worm, USAF
1606 Avenue L, Apt I
South Houston, Texas
GERMANY
William C Fischer
27 High Street
Woodbury, New Jersey
Mark I Griswo[d
341 Circle Drive Riverdale
Bettendorf, Iowa
Michael J Nyikos
2605 Prast Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana
Michael C Scoffield
RFD
Townsend, Montana
Charles N Yokoo
Port Allen, Kauai, Hawaii
*Capt Duane R Rembold, CAP
509 East 10th Avenue
Milbank, South Dakota
*Maj Clarence K Berry, USAF
823 Greenberry Lane
San Rafael, California
GREAT BR ITAIN
Douglas K Allston
AlviI Road 116
ViIone Village
Wilmington 5, Delaware
Kenneth A Anderson
2026 B Street
Forest Grove, Oregon
Troy R Brown
3518 Kinzie Avenue
Racine, Wisconsin
Charles K Clarke
64 The GIen
Tusealoosa, Alabama
Anibal Colon
La Vega Station
Barranquitas, Puerto Rico
Wilbert D Downhour
257 Pecan
San Angelo, Texas
Harvey C gads, Jr
t001 S W 73rd Court
Miami, Florida
Wayne L Fisk
Rt I, Roosevelt Drive
Ketch[ken, Alaska
Donald O Floden
920 Allen Avenue
Rapid City, South Dakota
Richard C Geiger
750 West Kelso Street
Tucson, Arizona
Patrick M Gleason
8243 S LueI1a
Chicago, Illinois
Alan S Harris
24750 Manistee
Oak Park, Michigan
Ronald L Hire
102 Hilltop Place
Huntington, West Virginia
Cordell L Johnson
86 [ East 4200 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
*Denotes escort
'
i
GREECE
ISRAEL
Harrison T Bucklew
117 East Woodland Drive
Sanford, Florida
Douglas P Green
8121 BarkIey Drive
Houston, Texas
James A McNamee
1518 S Walden Avenue
Appleton, Wisconsin
Luis J Rodriguez
Oriente Norte #6
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Louis P Rohe
Box 254, Rt I
Joppa, Maryland
* Is[ Lt Donald J Mackenzie, CAP
300 Kennebec Street, #201
Oxen Hill 21, Maryland
*Lt Col Earle M Cole, USAF
1362 Buckingham Drive
Montgomery, Alabama
NETHERLANDS
Thomas M Keetley
7967 Ist Avenue South
St Petersburg, Florida
Robert H Lung
t539 Piikol Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
George H Mollenen, Jr
16 I00 Beaverland
Detroit, Michigan
Alexander Optis
683 Midland Avenue
Yonkers, New York
Jorge O Rlvera
Castle Jose V Fortis
Orocovls, Puerto Rico
*Capt Clifton R Patty, CAP
Rt # 2
El Dorado, Kansas
*Ist Lt Allen J Part[n, USAF
68 Kiernan Drive
Rantoul, Illinois
NORWAY
Kevin J Abbott
Walter B Bergmann II
70 Fairmount Street
32 Pawnee Trall
Dorchester 24, Massachusetts
Louisville 7+ Kentucky
Charles D Frazier II
l,ewrence L Brewster
730 Roanoke Street
P O ~os 5--907
Dunedln, Florida
Aiwhorsg¢, Alaska
Johnny Futch
Ktlhd Nosel~bsrll
3317 Ilerk,,r Avpnus
406 Oak Avenue
Lufkln+ Texas
N s w Y. r k , N e w Y. r k
J.i~n E Miller
Dnn W Whll,,hsed
3|4 Meredith Street
12 Aviation Avem,s
Kllllltetl #querej Pennsylvania
Werwluk, Nh.de Islm.I
Itrtlt+s F Wnnd
Andrew K K Yes
3f14f~ ESSl Dmyhm
314 L WLlliems Street
Frwsno. Call,orals
Honolulu, Hawaii
*Lt Co1 William L Solotar, Jr, CAP
*llt Lt James A KmIIMI . CAP
800 Cortelyou Road
7405 202nd S W
Lynnwood, Wamhlngtnn
Brooklyn 18, New York
*Lt Col J Norman McConneIl, USAF *Cap[ Bernard W Miller, USAF
Keswick Grove
707 Vlendo Street
New Jersey
San Antonio, Texas
*Denotes escort
PERU
Gary L Clark
11986 Arllss Drive
Colton, CaIifornia
Charles M Gerber
5895 S Elati Street
Llttleton, Colorado
Stanley B Hall
1019 lath Avenue South
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Michael J Ulrich
Rt [+ Box 133
Enumclaw+ Washington
David M Yarbrough
[907 Brlster Piece
Biloxi, Mississippi
*MaJ Pat D McHenry, CAP
8 [0 Walnut Street
Monroe+ Louisiana
*Lt Coi William M King, Jr, USAF
1415 Highland Bled
San Antonio, Texas
PORTUGAL
Richard L Doyle
7919 Bingham Avenue
Dearborn, Michigan
Craig W Duehring
RR # I
Mankato, Minnesota
Raul Mayo
5th Street D--3
Park Side, Puerto Rico
George W Mead
2949 Kalawao Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Alan M Sepe
6081 S W 102nd Street
Miami, Florida
*Cap[ Andres Tortes, CAP
Betances 106
Aibonito, Puerto Rico
*lst Lt William J Dorunelly, USAF
92B Twining
Sherman, Texas
SPAIN
Jorge L Aponte
La Vega Station
Barranquites, Puerto Rico
Harvey K Ching
1207 Kinau Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Richard R Kemble
137 Oakley
Mishawaka, Indiana
Robert V Roman[
L045 Omar Road
West Palm Beach, Florida
Doneld A Vote
1913 Llsmore Lane
Cetonsville 28, Maryland
*Col Ralph M Shengriw, CAP
24~0 N Kimball Avenue
Chicago 47, lllinoil
*MeJ Willies J Welsh, USAF
108 E Follows Crt
Elmhurstp lllictol s
SWEDEN
Alan D Beyerchen
308 Rosewood
Vandenberg AFB, California
Warren H Geddes
374 Lathes Road
Mineola, New York
James A Shearer
2270 Oakland
Aurora, Colorado
James E Whisenhunt III
1500 Barefoot Avenue
Hartsville, South Carolina
Robert W Wilburn
Rt 6, Box 287
Morgantown, West Virginia
*Lt Col John C McDonald, CAP
3629 Formosa Drive
Jacksonville 7, Florida
*Maj Smith L Yon Fossen, USAF
511 Washington Street
Beardstown, Illinois
SWITZERLAND
Charles L Dean
224 Lucerne Boulevard
Birmingham, Alabama
Gerald T Frazier
4824 Southern Parkway
Louisville, Kentucky
Jason B Powell
9 Canal Street
P1ainville, Connecticut
John G Spangler
1640 N I Street
Fremont, Nebraska
William R Whikehart
I002 N Patrick Henry Drive
Arlington, Virginia
*Lt Col John H McNulty, CAP
4 18 Birchtree Lane
Northvale, New Jersey
*Lt Col Fred Coleman, USAF
91--602 Pohakupuna Road
Ewe Beach, Hawaii
TURKEY
Robert W Jones
1865 East 227
Euclid, Ohio
George E Lynch
9 E Street
Reading, Massachusetts Carlos Q Ramirez
Sol Street #4
San German, Puerto Rico
Jackson E Smith
Rt #1
Talladega, Alabama
John D Tejada
P O Box 222
Kahuku, Hawaii
*MaJ Ernest H Chieves, CAP
310 Winona Street
S Charleston 3, West Virginia
*MaJ Leroy F Phipps, USAF
6717 South Davis Bled
Bountiful, Utah
ROSTER OF FOREIGN CADETS,
VIRGINIA
Marcel de Meutter
Halle (Kempen)
Anterwerpen, Belgium
Jean Van Campenhoudt
18, Wilgenlaan
Antwerp 2, Belgium
William Mertens
Chausee de Jette 284
Brussels 2, Belgium
Paul Van Eden
Palfijnlaan 48
Brussels 2, Belgium
Frederik J Hagendorens
Hertsdeinstr, 23
Antwerp, Belgium
*Capt Robert A G Noirhornme
9, place A Salee SPA Belgium
* ist Lt Hilaire Smet
Berkenlaan, 69, Wilryk-Antwerp
Belgium
MARYLAND
Wm Kenneth McLeish
128 Greenway St
Richmond, B. C.
Garry G Wetzel
3406 43 Ave
Red Deer, Alberta
Keith H Wyper
64 King St
Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Lorne A Pykerman
26 Rupert Rd
Kenora, Ontario
Holger Kordts
68 Holmstead Ave
Toronto, Ontario
Larry M Reihl
78 Princess St
Stratford, Ontario
Harold F Robbins
575 Paisley Rd
Guelph, Ontario
Zenon Chaykowsky
6315 i0 Ave
Montreal 36, Quebec
Jacques J Vallee
37 Ste Anne
Pointe-Aux-Trembles
Montreal, Quebec
Daniel Hardy
195 Brune.lle St
Cap-de-la-Madelaine, Quebec
James H Aucoin
13 Christopher Ave
Campbellton, N B
Harry A Andrusyshyn
656 Victoria Rd
Sydney, N S
Daniel G Murray
32A Regan Dr
Dartmouth, N S
Roger o Pedersen
Tignish, P E [
Donald B Kilpatrick
114 West Valley Rd
Corner Brook, Nfld
*Sq Ldr D Halcrow, RCAF
c/o Air Cadet League of Canada
424 Metcalfe St
Ottawa, Canada
*Harold A Steele
c o Air Cadet League of Canada
424 Metcalfe St
Ottawa, Canada
NEVADA
ESCORTS AND HOST STATE VISITED...
IOWA
Alajandro L Chanes
Darwin D Delgado
Los Jardines 61
Esmeraldas 1443
Santiago de Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Fernando V Ovalle
Julio S Hanze
Fundo San Carlos de Aquen PVDA
Urdesa Norte 2da Avenida 206
J Manuel Infante 78, Santiago, Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Andrea D Darvasi
Allan R L Nieto
Serrano SiS
Chile 1914
Vallenar, Chile
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Kenneth J McKenzie
Ricardo V Sacheir
Casilla 240
Urdesa Norte 2de
Copiapo, Chile
Quayaquil, Ecuador
Luis B Gillet
Zenon O G Zabando
Refineria de Azucar
Chile 802
Pence, Chile
Quayaquil, Ecuador
*Raul P Anguita
*Manuel N Aguinaga
Moneda 973 - of 435
Coronel 906
Santiago, Chile
0uayaquil, Ecuador
*Ernesto C Gonzalez
*Narco Ordonez
Jose Aereo Valparaiso
c/o Aero Club del Equador
Cerro A1egre, Valparaiso
Casilla No 3388
Quayaguil, Ecuador
SOUTH DAKOTA
Hubertus Graf yon Hardenberg
Iburgstrasse 31
Baden-Baden, Germany
Andreas Schlesier
Langergrebenweg 30
Bad Godesberg, Germany
Heinz de Wilde
Immelrnahnweg 86
Munster, Germany
Peter Bottke
Hermann-Dietrichstr 29
KehI am Rhein, Germany
Robert Heuer
Luderstrasse 12
Diephelz/Hannover, Germany
*Lt Gunther Hauck
53 Duisdorf b Benn
Lessenicherstr 2
bei Hating, Germany
* L t Adolf Krogman
Beethovenstr I b
Bonn, Germany
FLORIDA
Jose L Cespedes Ruiz
Str 30 Ave 2--4
House No 236, PO Box 825
San Jose, Costa Rica
Valentin Quintana KohKemper
Ave 12C 13/t3 Bis
San Jose, Costa Rica
Hernan A Acuna Senabria
Ave i0, Cal, i3ylS No 1357
San Jose, Costa Rice
German Zamora Acosta
12 Street Ave 12--14
San Jose, Costa Rice
Juan J Vega Garnier
Cane 19, Aves 12
San Jose, Costa Rice
Gerardo A Chaves Ramirez
Cal 5y 17 Ave 16 No 1533
San Jose, Costa Rice
*Rodrigo Rases Sanabria
II Street Ave Central and 2nd
San Jose, Costa Rica
TEXAS
Erik Alsing
Kuleborgvej I
Aakirkeby, Denmark
Neils H Bornerup
Johnsens Alle Io
Thisted, Denmark
Ole Gamst
Valh6js Alle 78B
Vanldse, Denmark
Tage Rugard
Broagergade no i
Copenhagen V, Denmark
Jorgen Chr Sonderby
Almindsc~vej 22
Silkeborg, Denmark
*,Maj Eigil T A Rechnitzer, DAF
Strandvej 392
Vedbaek, Denmark
*Fritz Krag
Fasanhaven 12
Gentofte, Denmark
UTAH
Jose R Corletto Andrade
Pie Viaud 128
San Salvador, El Salvador
Miguel T Valiente Castellenos
31 Av Sur 668
San Salvador, El Salvador
Julio Wilfredo Cruz
20 AV Sur 328
San Salvador, El Salvador
Victor M Lopez Vaqubano
C Gerado Barrios, Pje Papini 211
San Salvador, El Salvador
Oscar Antoinio Fuses
C Ruben Dario 1003
San Salvador, El Salvador
*Enrique Silby
29 C Pte #1333
San Salvador, El Salvador
*Mauricio Chavez Villalobos
Av Cuscatancingo 887
San Salvador, El Salvador
MASSACHUSETTS
Dominique Cros
64 Bled Soult
Paris XII, France
Christian Gavoille
l0 Saint Bris St
Pont de la Naye, Gironde, France
Alain Meunier
17 Avenue Caravadossi
Nice, France
Jean Poncet
2 i Ave de Montrapen
Bessancon, France
Hubert Simon
7 rue Rouget de L'Isle
Alnay S/Bois, France
Georges Brevet
14 rue D'Aumale
Paris, France
*Pierre Simon
I I Rue des Boulangers
Mulhouse, France
IDAHO
Robert T Babbage
280 Headley Lane
Bristol 3, England
lan F Clark
46 Haig Ave
Whitley Bay, England
Christopher C Coville
34 Alder Road
Liverpool 12, England
Eugene J B Davena
36 Kilburn Gate
West Hampstead, NW6, England
Alan D Denison
3 Albert Mansions
Couch Hill N8, England
Alexander P Donald
9 Monaltrie Crescent
BaI1ster, Aberdeenshire, England
Rodney K Deed
l Caulfield Drive
Upton, Cheshire, England
James A M Edwards
Park Road
Pontypool Men, England
Piers M Gardiner
26 Fitzwilliams House
Richmond, Surrey, England
David Holman
12 Penventon Terrace
Redruth, C0rnwall, England
Myley A Hoyle
Worthing, Sussex, England
Peter G Jenkins
26 Lingholme Close
Cambridge, England
Colin M Leeson
Edgware
Middlesex, England
IDAHO (cost'd)
Peter T Lumb
Lauderdale, Sandhills Lane
Virginia Water, Surrey, England
Alistair P MacFarlane
146 Bank Street
Irvine, Ayreshire, England
Bruce M McIntee
71 The Dale
Widley, Cosham, Haste, England
Iain N Miine
45 Bosfield Road
East Kilbride, Glasgow, Scotland
Barry C Mortises
Eltham
London, S E 9, England
Derek E North
79 Harrington Road
So Norwood, London SE 25, England
Richard R Smith
16 Princess Road
Warley, Oldbury, England
Max N Richards
Brynofferen, Blaenau Ffestiniog
Merionethshire, No Wales
John D G Sch.oles
53 Corporation Street
Norley, Leeds, England
Brian P Synnot
I0 Birkdale Ave
Cosham, Drayton, Heats, England
David C Wilkinson
170 Hurst Road
Sidcup, Kent, England
Frank C R Withington
30 Agnew Road, Forest Hill
London SE 25, England
*Sqdn Ldr Waiter J Bishop
Caps Lane
Cholsey, Berks, England
*Sqdn Ldr Dennis McHarrie
S l Montpelier Ave
Blackpool Lancashire, England
WISCONSIN
Angel Brellis
Zinonos Street 29
Athens, Greece
Marios Michadelids s
Stadlu 6 Psychico
Athens, Greece
Basil Katslantonis
c/o Asro Club of Athens
Athens," Greece
Nicholas Poulakos
c/o Aero Club of Athens
Athens, Greece
Anthony Vardoulakis
6th Bus Stop--Hoist Gas
Athens, Greeoe
*l,t Col Pericles Papaphsnas|lou
Xttlrat.to Av. 104
Alhelts, (ll, s ill,e
lWlllal lilt IIslIIIIH|II Iltskolllsklil
I I Maol.llmells
Alhslll i (Iraqi o
NEW YORK
Aharon Golani
30 Hacarmel St
Kiryat Tivon, Israel
Jacob Einav
$5 Alef St
Kiriat Ha'ym, Israel
Michael Harel
22 Horkanus St
Tel--Aviv, Israel
Avinoam Maimon
4 Ben Zion Bd
Rishon Le Zion, Israel
Arleh Shitral
7 Hess St, Shikun Eliezer
Kfar Saba, Israel
*Maj Jacob Agasi
20 KKL Street
Jerusalem, Israel
*Maj Matitiahu Casplt
27 Shderot Blum St
Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Avlv, Israel
ARIZONA
Teen A J de BuiJzer
Meander 475
Amstelveen, Holland
Ferdinand Hendrike
Tak Van Doortvlietstr iS
Delft, Holland
Pieter Klult
Wegenweg 106
Haarlem, Holland
Jaap A J J Moraal
Thomas de Keyserstraat 123
Enschede, Netherlands
Robert P Veldhuyzen
Zoeterwoudse Singel 57B
Leiden, Holland
Steven H Yperlaa/n
Laanva Leeuwesteyn 6
Voorburg, Holland
*Lt Erik C Priebee, RNAF
Europalaan 72
Enschede, Holland
CALIFORNIA
Gubrand Dalseg
Observatorie Terrasse 4B
Gale, Norway
Knut Vigar Hansen
Rlslnglia, Gjerpen
pr Skien, Norway
Fred Age Haugland
Eksbsrggaten 12
8endaf~orde Norway
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K.rvaldvalan
MlHlldalen, Norway
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NEW MEXICO
German Arias Valdez
Ignaclo de la Puante No 12~
San Antonto~ Lima, Peru
Ivan Bahamonde Puch
Saenz Pena No 110 - Berranca
Lima, Peru
Lult T Gonzalse Orlggl
Lule Pasteur No 1228 - Linco
Lima, Peru
Alan Morzan Salviatl
Ave Plsrolo No 341 - Barranco
Lima, Peru
Carlos A Rases Greene
Ave Plsrolo No 276 - Bartenco
Lima, Peru
*MaJ Pedro Vasquez de Vala0co
Ordonez, PAF
Cuzco [42 -- Choslca
Lima, Peru
*Felix Egoavll Baratta
Tarapaca No tt8 - La Perle
Callao, Peru
MONTANA
DELAWARE
Lars Kahnlund
Brunnsangsvagen 12
Sodertalje, Sweden
Mats Linder
Skeppargatan 75
Stockholm, Sweden
Seen-Glow Lonneborg
Nydalavagen 25
Umea 4, Sweden
Mlchael O Pahlsson
Fyrskeppsvagen 94
Johanneshov, Sweden
Anders Rick
Homeberg
Nattraby, Sweden
*Capt Ake Johnsson, SAF
Kgl Jamtlands flygflettilj, F 4
Froson 4, Sweden
*Lt Bert Persson, SAF
F 17 Kallinge t7, Sweden
ILLINOIS
RauI J Caetano Couveur
Christophe Keekeis
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Avenue des A1pes 71
Lisbon, portugal
Neuchatel, Switzerland
Fernando E Van Zeller de Serpa Pimentel Daniel Favarger
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Vieux Chatel L9
Lisbon, Portugal
Neuchatel, Switzerlmld
Duarte Plus de Braganca
Rene Muller
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Teehnikumstrasse 100
Lisbon, Portugal
Winterthuv l, Switzerland
Nicolau Dehanov
Urs Buhler
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Baerschwilerstr 2O
Lisbon, Portugal
Basel, Switzerland
Manuel G Palma Leal Figueira
Walter Gauch
c/o Aero Club de Portugal
Kallelerneg 17
Lisbon, Portugal
Baden, Switzerland
*Manuel G Figueira
*Dr Thee Kaeslln
AV S Joffo de Deus, 41--So Dt
Lowenstrasse 7
Lisbon, Portugal
Luzern, Switzerland
*Richard Goldschmidt
*Max Fischer
Avenida de Liberdade
Tellstrasse 26
Lisbon, Portugal
Bern, Switzerland
CONNECTICUT
Jose Martin Ruiz
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Jaime de Montoto Y Simon
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Jose L Moneve Perez
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcia) Spain
Gonzalo de Cea Cuenca
General Air Academy
San Javier (Murcla) Spain
Pedro Cerrato Guerra
Cardenal Cisneros, 82
Madrid. Spain
Ernesto Grueeo Montero
General Air Academy
Sin J aviar (Murelal) Spain
*Capl Gratlnlano Nunea Bathes SAF
(|atlaflll Air Aoadamy
mlln Javl.r (Murcls) Ilpaln
INDIANA
Erdem Aslantas
6O Sok 5/I Dikmen Kooperatifi
Ankara, Turkey
Mustafa Cimbaroglu
Alikan Koyu
Emirdag-Afyon, Turkey
Faruk Comert
Toprak Mahsuller Lojmani
Mahmudiye-Eskisehir, Turkey
Seyfl I Koseokur
Gazi Pass Mahallesi
Kokluca Sokak No 361A
Bergama, Turkey
Ayhan Unal
Bayrakll Caddesi No I
Bornova - Izrnir, Turkey
*Major Kadir Ucak, TAF
2nd Air Force Base
Clgll, Turkey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Civil Air Patrol, voluntary civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force, extends special thanks
and sincere appreciation to the following individuals and organizations whose generous contributions
a s s i s t g r e a t l y t o w a r d t h e s u c c e s s o f t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r C a d e t E x c h a n g e d u r i n g t h e N e w Yo r k a n d
Washington phases.
A & P Te a C o
Air France
Air India
Alitalia Airlines
American Airlines
American Chicle Co
A m e r i c a n To b a c c o C o
Andrews AFB
AV E A
Av i a n c a I n c
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Bendix International
Boiling AFB
Bonomo's-Korday Candies
B-O-A-C Airlines
Bristol-Meyers International
Canadian Pacific
Carter Products Inc
Ciba Pharmaceutical Products
Circle Line
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Dalsimer's Flowers
Ditto Inc
Duke Laboratories Inc
Eastern Airlines
Et AI Israel Airlines
Empire State Building
ESSO International Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Flying Magazine
France Amerique
Fuller Brush Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Gimbel Bros
Golden Ox Restaurant
Hazel Bishop
House of Seagram Inc
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Knomark Inc
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
Lewis/Howe Co
L i g g e t & M e y e r s To b a c c o C o
LtCol Gene Leone, CAP
Macy's, USA
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Mason Candies Inc
McGuire AFB
Mercedes Benz Sales Inc
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Miss Universe Inc
Mrs William H Schuelie
National Airlines
National Blank Book Co
Norwich Pharmacal Co
NY Convention Bureau
N Y Te l e p h o n e C o
Northwest Orient Airways
Olympic Airways
Palisades Amusement Park
P a n A m e r i c a n Wo r l d A i r w a y s
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pepsi-Cola International
P e p s i - C o l a Wa s h i n g t o n , D C
Radio City Music Hall
Republic Aviation
Rothchild Printing Co
Sabena Airways
Sheraton-Carlton Hotel
S p r i n g Va l l e y F l o w e r s
SWISSAIR
Statler-Hilton Hotel
Te x a c o I n c
Tr a n s W o r l d A i r l i n e s
Tr a n s C a n a d a A i r l i n e s
US Air Force Band
US Air Forcd
United Nations
United Airlines
Wa l d o r f - A s t o r i a H o t e l
Wa s h i n g t o n S e n a t o r s B a s e b a l l C l u b
Washington Gas Co
W i l l i a m Wr i g l e y J r, C o
Ya l e & To w n e M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o
G r a t e f u l a c k n o w l e d g e m e n t i s e x t e n d e d t o t h e c o m m a n d e r s a n d s t a ff o f R h e i n / M a i n A B , G e r m a n y ;
Charleston AFB, SC, Albrook AFB and Howard AFB, CZ and USAF bases throughout the US and
overseas for their assistance. Our thanks also to the many Aero Clubs and Air Forces of foreign
countries, US and foreign embassies, and all the individuals and organizations in host states and host
countries who contributed so generously to the IACE.
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