... .* Air Force r to Two Groups the Page 8 BATTALION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 Ip it • (Continued from Page 2) Third Squadron Hq. Lt. Col. Kenzy D. Hallmark, commander; Major Weldon D. Gardner, executive; Captains Gor don C. Edgar, adjutant; Donald N. Kahn, intelligence officer; Jer ry W. Grader, supply officer. Air Force Captains James S. Boroughs, commander; Allen M. Burton, first sergeant. H Air Force Captain Douglas D. Hearne, commander. I Air Force Captain James B. Harrison, com mander; Alvin C. Burkhalter Jr., first sergeant. Fourth Squadron Hq. It. Col. Robert L. Sturdivant, commander; Captains, Donald M Forney, adjutant; Cloyd J. Dowl ing, intelligence officer; Major Frank D. Frasier, operations offi cer; Captain John C. Mayfield, supply officer. K Air Force Lieut. Louis E. Englebrecht, pla toon leader; John B. Flume, first sergeant. L Air Force Captain B. H. Gibbs, commander; Jack L. Morris, first sergeant. M Air Force ’ Captain Carter G'. Taylor, com mander; Edgar D. Miller, first sergeant. Armor-Engineer Regiment Hq. | Col. Herbert G. Mills, command er; Lt. Col. Melvin W. Parse, exe cutive officer; Majors, Leslie R. Hagans, adjutant; James J'. Brown, intelligence officer; Daniel D. Lee, operations officer; Jerry L. Wil liams, supply officer; Jes D. Mc- Iver, information officer; Robert L Bradford, sergeant major; Gran ville D. Edwards, supply sergeant; David D. Leahy, communications sergeant; Charles H. Nelson, trans portation sergeant. Armor Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. Jack A. Tanner, com mander; Majors, Autry W. Fred erick, executive officer; Richard H. Van Court, operations officer; Captains David J. Ryan, adjutant; John E. Conner, intelligence of ficer; Edward F. Heusinger, sup ply officer; Richard A. Ingels, ser geant major. A Armor Captain John R. McFall, com mander; John W. Coolidge, first sergeant. B Armor Captain Noble N. Clark, com mander; William A. Luker, first sergenat. C Armor Captain Milton R. Patterson, commander; Joseph E. Sick III, first sergeant. Headquarters Engineer Battalion Lt. Col. Albert U. Rollins, com mander; Majors, Ishmael G. Callo way, executive officer; Marvin A, Matusek, operations officer; Cap tains, Staley W. Cogan, adjutant; Russell C. Wright, intelligence of ficer; Reid H. Robers, supply of ficer; Robert R. Barman, troop in formation officer; James E. Julse, sergeant major. A Engineers Captain Thomas E. Fulkinger, commander; Andrew J. Craig, first sergeant. B Engineers Captain Robert W. McDaniel, commander: B Seniors Captain James M. Kilpatrick, commander. Composite Regimental Hq. Colonel Raymond J. Kunze, com mander; Lt. Col. James 0. Kadel, executive officer; Major Bryan E. Zimmerman, adjutant; Major Bill 0. Hoskins, intelligence officer; Major William P. Stromberg, sup ply officer; Frank J. Dougharty, sergeant major; James A. Enloe, supply sergeant; Owen B. Neff, communications sergeant; Robert D. Hinton, color sergeant; Ralph W. Burgess, John A. Beyer, color guards. ASA-SC Battalion Hq. Lt. Coy. Albert E. Nicholsin Jr., commander; Major Edward W. Boddeker, executive officer; Cap tain Donald L. Rogers, adjutant; Major William F. Fockelmann, operations officer. A Army Security Agency Captain Joseph A. Willhelm, commander; William R. Green, first sergeant. A Signal Corps Captain David L. McCausey, commander; John D. Carter, first sergeant. QM-Ord Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. Homer J. Finch, com mander; Captain Bernie B. Parkey, adjutant; CapLain Sherman H. Hink, intelligence officer; Major Monty P. Clements, operations of ficer; Captain George G. McBee, supply officer; Howard W. Kruse, sergeant major. A Quartermaster Captain Carl T. Neal, com- mander; David M. Yeager, first sergeant. B Quartermaster Captain Gale N. Brundrett, com mander; Ernest L. Noack, first sergeant. \ Lieut. Brian P. Lowrey, platoon leader; Donald M. Brown, first sergeant. TC-CC BATTALION Hq. Lt. Col. Robert S. Matthews, commander; Major George Y. Rick ets, executive officer; Captain Mar vin G. Twenhafei, adjutant; Cap tain Raymond C. Giescke, intelli gence officer; Major Bobby J. C'ebert, operations officer; Cap tain Adolph S. Sehechter, supply officer; Captain Gerald L. Davis, information officer; Lawrence G. Hardwicke, sergeant major. A Transportation Captain John E. Wakefield, com mander; Jack R. Vincent, first sergeant. B Transportation Captain Landon D. Wythe, com mander; Paul J. Saunders, first sergeant. A Chemical Corps Captain Wade II. Oliver, com mander. Seventh Regiment Hq. Colonel Donald H. Sheffield, commander; Major Arthur, Barle- man, adjutant; Major Dorbandt J. Barton, intelligence officer; Major John S. Lancaster, supply officer; Louis L. Stuart, sergeant major; Glenn E. Lippman, transportation sergeant. Veteran Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. Albert W. Seiter, com mander; Major Raymond G. Rees- by, executive officer; Captain Har old J. Derr Jr., adjutant; Cap tain John E. Stuntz, intelligence officer; Major John M. McCoy, operations officer; Captain Ed ward E. Roberts, supply officer. A Veterans Captain Robert P. Simpson, commander. C Veterans Captain Enoch T. Darby, com mander; Lawrence S. Goats, first sergeant. D Veterans Captain Edward L. Kells, com mander. Athletic Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. Charles A. Royalty, commander; Major Alex Ortiz, exe cutive officer; Douglas V. Adam son, sergeant major. A Athletes Cantain Hubert C. Molberg, com mander; Elo E. Nohavitza, first sergeant. B Athletes Captain Julian Herring, com mander; Joseph L. Elllis Jr., first sergeant. Composite Battalion Hq. Lt. Col William R. Moss, com mander; Major Andrew M. Mon- crief, executive officer; Cajptain Leo R. Peveler, adjutant; Captain Charles R, Orr, intelligence offi cer; George D. Young, sergeant major. A Composite Captain Louis E. Finlay com mander. B Composite Lieut. Jose N, Mascorro, exe cutive; Richard 0. Fowland, first sergeant. Eight Regiment Hq. (Basic Division) CeJonel G. W. Mayben, com mander; Lt. Col. Edwin R. Ber nard Jr., executive. Band Hq. Captain Robert T. Asher, com mander. First Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. Thomas H. Royder, commander; Major Robert L. King, executive. Company 1 Captain Joe B. Tillery, com mander; George F. Germond, first sergeant. Company 2 Captain Karl F. Meyers, com mander. Company 3 Captain Graham H. Howison, commander. Company 4 Captain Kenneth W. Smith, commander. Second Battalion Hq. Lt. Col. John E. Gossett, com mander; Major Richard C. Graham Jr., executive; Captain Charles H. Fuller, adjutant. Company 5 Captain Sherman C. Behrens, commander; Wan-en E. Mont gomery, first sergeant. Company 6 Captain Robert B. Campbell, commander; Warren M. Pierce, first sergeant. Company 7 Captain Homer H. Johnson, com mander; Percy J. Hendee, first sergeant. Company 8 Captain Doyle R. Griffin, com mander. Third Battalion Hq. Major, George R. Stucker, exe cutive; Captains, Edward E. Rob erts, adjutant; Lawrence C. Dun lop, supply officer; Frank R. Mor ris, sergeant-major. Company 9 Captain Lloyd H. Manjeot, com mander. Company 10 Captain John W. Turnage, com mander; Grady L. Smallwood, first sergeant. Company 11 Captain Jim T. House, com- Instructors Added To Geology Stall Resignations of two instructors in the Geology Department were received during the summer and two new instructors were obtained, according to S. A. Lynch, head of the Geology Department. W. H. LeRoy, 20, who received his B. S. in geology at the Uni versity of Nebraska in 1949, will be added to the Geology Depart ment in September. Son of Dr. R. II. LeRoy, head of Freshman Chemistry at A&M, he will' teach macropaleontology. Valdietorian of his class at A&M in 1943, W. P. Ryman, com pleting work on his masters degree in geology, will be an instructor in rnander; William I). Witmer, first sergeant. Company 12 Captain Herman 0.' Thompson, commander; Robert F. Langford, first sergeant. the department during the Fall semester, Lynch said. Two instructors, B. D. Mc Grath and J. N. 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