Official Register of the Officers and CadetsUnited States Military Academy Print. Office, 1942 |
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... Mathematics ; re- examined August 23 and 24 , 1938 , and found proficient . 2. Ex - Cadet ; admitted July 1 , 1936 ; discharged January 13 , 1937 , for deficiency in Mathematics ; re - examined March 23 and 24 , 1937 , and found ...
... Mathematics ; re- examined August 23 and 24 , 1938 , and found proficient . 2. Ex - Cadet ; admitted July 1 , 1936 ; discharged January 13 , 1937 , for deficiency in Mathematics ; re - examined March 23 and 24 , 1937 , and found ...
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... Mathematics ; re - examined August 23 and 24 , 1938 , and found proficient . 26. Name changed from Wayne G. Kalivay to Wayne G. McCarthy , effective September 7 , 1939 . per Par . 7 , S.O. No. 175 , Hq . , U.S.M.A. , September 7 , 1939 ...
... Mathematics ; re - examined August 23 and 24 , 1938 , and found proficient . 26. Name changed from Wayne G. Kalivay to Wayne G. McCarthy , effective September 7 , 1939 . per Par . 7 , S.O. No. 175 , Hq . , U.S.M.A. , September 7 , 1939 ...
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... Mathematics ; re - examined March 21 and 22 , 1939 , and found proficient . re - ex- 2. Ex - Cadet ; admitted July 1 , 1938 ; discharged June 19 , 1939 , for deficiency in English ; re amined August 24 , 1939 , and found proficient . 3 ...
... Mathematics ; re - examined March 21 and 22 , 1939 , and found proficient . re - ex- 2. Ex - Cadet ; admitted July 1 , 1938 ; discharged June 19 , 1939 , for deficiency in English ; re amined August 24 , 1939 , and found proficient . 3 ...
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... Mathematics . Physics Spanish or German English . Military Topogra- July 1 19 4 3-4-21 , Okla . 48 , 80 8 305 253 52 422 Conn ... Math . and Physics . Hon . dis . 12- 5-41 , phys , dis . ... 95 267 87615.58 85 98 72 350 256 136 84 1942.
... Mathematics . Physics Spanish or German English . Military Topogra- July 1 19 4 3-4-21 , Okla . 48 , 80 8 305 253 52 422 Conn ... Math . and Physics . Hon . dis . 12- 5-41 , phys , dis . ... 95 267 87615.58 85 98 72 350 256 136 84 1942.
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... Mathematics . Physics Spanish or- German ៦ & English . History phy and Graphics 502 459 . 1280,200 210 197303 100 60 54.228 471 ... Math . and Physics . Hon . dis . 12- 5-41 , phys . dis . 84 THIRD CLASS FOOTNOTES . a Act of June 8 , 1942.
... Mathematics . Physics Spanish or- German ៦ & English . History phy and Graphics 502 459 . 1280,200 210 197303 100 60 54.228 471 ... Math . and Physics . Hon . dis . 12- 5-41 , phys . dis . 84 THIRD CLASS FOOTNOTES . a Act of June 8 , 1942.
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19 July 20 July 4th Class admitted July Age at date Air Cadets Air Corps Army Nurse Corps August August 28 Battalion Calif Cand Charles Class entered July Class Mathematics Coast Artillery Corps Colo Commanding Conn Corps of Engineers Corps Reserve Date and Place Date of Admission deficiency in Mathematics Donald Edward English Ex-Cadet Field Artillery Flying Instructor Sq found proficient Francis George granted leave Ground Cadets Harold Henry Infantry Iowa James January 12 John Joseph July 15 July 20 July July June June 11 Kans leave of absence Lieutenant Colonel Major Mass Math Mechanics Chemistry Military Academy Military Topogra Minn Officer Ohio Okla Ordnance pay and allowances phy & Graphics Place of Birth Relieved Richard Robert Second Lieutenant Sergeant Smith Spanish Tactics Conduct Tenn Texas Thomas Total Proportional Walter Wash West Point William
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