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Our Pete Janhunen?
Tuesday, 16 May 2006
Has Pete Janhunen (B2) '89 moved from the International Association of Fire Fighters to the Air Line Pilots Association?  I read an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution today where the 114 secretaries and other office workers rejected a tentative contract and went on strike Friday at the ALPA.  The quote from the article is

The irony isn't lost on us," said Pete Janhunen, a spokesman in ALPA's national office. "We're a union, but we're also an employer."

and that sounds like something Pete would say.

 
Afghani Cadet in '09
Friday, 10 March 2006
In light of the recent news about the former ambassador for the Taliban, Rahmatullah Hashemi, who has been admitted as a 27 year-old freshman at Yale despite his service as a spokesman for the hated regime and his 4th-grade level education, I thought I'd highlight how West Point has done this right.  Yale could learn something from our nation's oldest military academy -- go over to Afghanistan and find the best and brightest:


Yosoufzai, then a sophomore at Kabul University, wanted to follow his father's footsteps to help his country's military become more professional. He could have pursued a military academy education in Kabul where his family lives, but instead applied to West Point, which he calls the top military academy in the world.

He comes to the academy under the international cadet program designed to generate goodwill and inculcate American military ethics and values abroad. The long-running program has taken in cadets from dozens of countries, from Nigeria to Singapore to Croatia.

 
Class Ring Melt Ceremony
Sunday, 05 March 2006
Monday morning a contingent from West Point to include the 2007 Vice President, Cadet Tim OConnor, the Ring & Crest Chair, Cadet Tim Allen, Cadet Dan Fisher (nephew of one of the donors), the Class OIC, MAJ Mike McCoy97 and the Class Advisor and Regimental Tactical Officer, LTC Tom Macdonald will accompany John Calabro and me to the ceremony at the Pease & Curren refinery in Warwick, RI, to melt the twelve rings that have been donated to the program.  We will be joined there by two living donors and the families of three other donors.  As in the past it will be a solemn ceremony.  A news release is available with more details.  One addition to that release is that in addition to the 12 rings donated this year I will be bringing back a sample from last year which contains some gold from every one of the 91 rings previously donated to the program.  The management and staff of the Pease & Curren refinery have been full partners in this process for the past five years and have offered their services gratis.
 
New Supe Named
Sunday, 05 March 2006
Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld announced today that the President has nominated Army Lt. Gen. Franklin L. Hagenbeck for reappointment to the grade of lieutenant general and assignment as superintendent, U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y.  Hagenbeck is currently serving as deputy chief of staff, G-1, U.S. Army, Washington, D.C.
 
AOG Publications
Sunday, 05 March 2006
The Assembly is your alumni magazine, operated and supported through your subscriptions.  It includes current events at West Point, exciting feature stories, “Class notes,” memorial articles, and much more.  ASSEMBLY, the magazine of record for the Long Gray Line, is your way of staying in touch with classmates and West Point graduates all around the world.

Please accept on our behalf, a complimentary copy of the current online version.

The Assembly magazine!  It’s one more way AOG supports your quality of life from gray to green and beyond!!

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John Lewis (B3) Passes
Thursday, 02 February 2006
It is with great sadness that I relay the following information: Our classmate, John W. Lewis (B3) '89, passed away on the morning of January 30th at his residence that he shared with his wife, Trudy Jones Lewis (A3) '89.  John's funeral will be held on Saturday, February 4th, at 2pm at Great Branch United Church, 1140 Rawlings Rd, in Rawlings VA.  Post some of your memories of John on his Eulogy Page. "Be thou at peace".
 
2006 Awards
Saturday, 11 February 2006
Thayer Award:  MG (R) Bob St. Onge ’69, the Chairman of the Thayer Award Committee, has asked me to inform you that the recipient for 2006 will be Tom Brokaw.  The date for the Award events is 21 September.

Distinguished Grad Awards: 
COL (R) Seth Hudgins ’64, President of the AOG and Secretary of the Distinguished Graduate Committee, has asked me to notify you that the following graduates have been selected for this year’s Awards:
      • THOMAS B. DYER ‘67
      • HERBERT S. LICHTENBERG ‘55
      • WAYNE A. DOWNING ‘62
      • NICHOLAS S. KRAWCIW ‘59
      • ARTHUR E. DEWEY ‘56
      • HOWARD T. PRINCE II ‘62
      • RICHARD G. TREFRY ‘50
 
Buy Online through WP-ORG
Thursday, 24 November 2005
As a reminder as we head into the holiday shopping season, WP-ORG (the organization that hosts our class web site, e-mail list, and last year's reunion registration) has an Amazon affiliate online store that earns a commission on every purchase made through that web site.  The commission comes out of Amazon's profit, so it is no extra cost to you -- and makes a great way to help support WP-ORG.

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Grads at INFORMS Conference
Saturday, 19 November 2005
Dale Henderson and Warren Hearnes were some of the USMA grads who attended the annual Institute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS) conference in San Francisco in November.  Dale presented an interactive session on his research into techniques for solving a temperature estimation model.  Warren spoke, for the third consecutive year, on a panel advising doctoral students who are planning to pursue a career in industry.  USMA sent nine cadets to participate as well a number of professors from the Department of Systems Engineering.
 
Music Video to Watch
Monday, 07 November 2005
This was passed along to me and I thought it was a great video.  Terry Kelly, a Canadian singer-songwriter, wrote about an experience he had when a store held two minutes of silence for veterans.  Read the background and then watch the video.  It's worth a few minutes of your time.
 
2005 Thayer Award speech
Saturday, 05 November 2005
ImageA steaming video of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s Thayer Award acceptance speech can be viewed.  If you have difficulty playing the clip you can also read the speech.
 
Kelly Perdew Writes Book
Saturday, 29 October 2005
I am publishing a book in January titled, Take Command : 10 Leadership Principles I Learned in the Military and Put to Work for Donald TrumpPre-orders for the hardback can be taken on Amazon.com.  I'm also hosting a new show on the military channel called “GI Factory” that will air in January/February.

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Dale Henderson Earns Ph.D.
Monday, 24 October 2005
LTC Dale Henderson successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation at the University of Arizona in Systems & Industrial Engineering. His research is in the field of nonlinear optimization, titled Heuristic and Exact Techniques for Solving a Temperature Estimation Model.  Congratulations, Dr. Henderson! 

Dale is now assigned to the Department of Systems Engineering at USMA. 

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