BUFERS INSTRUCTION ANNOUNCES ELIG
IBILITY OF NAVY PERSONNEL TO COM
PETE FOR APPOINTMENT TO CADETSHIP
IN THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD:
BuPers Instruction 1110.4B of 5 Sept
ember 1961 accounces and sets forth the
requirements for participation in a nat
ionwide competitive examination for app
ointment to cadetship in the U.S. Coast
Guard which is conducted annually during
the' month of February.
Eligibility requirements and inform
ation on the contents of the instruction
may be had by calling MilPers X36O.
For information Coast Guard cadets
^ attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy at
W New London, Connecticut. The Academy
is a fully accredited educational inst
itution operating under scholastic and
military standards similar to those of -
the U.S. Military, and the U.S. Air For
ce Academies, and is intended for the
professional training of young men who
are candidates for commissions and car
eers in the Coast Guard. Successful
completion of the 4-year course,which is
basically scientific in character,leads
to a commission in the Regular Coast
Guard and a bachelor of science degree.
There are no congressional appoint
ments and no limitations by geographical
area. Appointments to cadetship are on
the standing of a candidate on the elig
ibility list of those who successfully
pass the examinations in all subjects.
These appointments are tendered in the
order of relative standing, and only the
candidates standing highest on the list
are assured of appointment. The number
of appointments is determined soley by
the needs of the service. The standing
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ing his grades in mathematics, English,
science aptitude, and aptitude tests to
gether with adaptability grade. The ad
aptability grade is assigned by the sel
ection board on the basis of the person
al interview-report, the applicants ed
ucational and leadership background, &
the records submitted with his applicat
ion*
For information, call MilPers X36O.
Age limits are 17-22.
WELCOME ABOARD
William H. BRADLEY, ABFAA Operations
Rec. fm.: NATO, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hometown: Ginharbor, Wash.
Charles E. HARRELL, UTACP Public Works
Received from: MCB-3
Hometown: Chipley, Fla.
Stephen L. RATHBUN, FA Public Works
Rec. fm.: Treasure Island, San Francisco,
Hometown: Junction City, Kansas
Daniel L. CARR, SN Admin/Mess Cook
Rec. fm.: USS Rodchester (CA-124)
Hometown: Winside, Neb.
Larry L. MOTOR, SKSA Supply
Received fm.: USNTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometown: Carrollton, Ohio
Daniel J. DIEHL, SKSA Supply
Received fm.s USNTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Massillon, Ohio
Gar F, Grave11 .e, PNSM Admin/MP
Rec. fm.s USS Rodchester (CA-124)
Hometowns Grass Range, Montana
Jo A, STUEDEMANN, AMH2 Operations
Rec. fm. s NATTC, Memphis, Tenn.
Hometowns Glencoe, Minn.
L. M. SCRUGGS, JR», AC3 Operations
Received froms Kingsville, Tex.
Hometowns Tucumcari, N. Mex.
SQUARE DANCING CLUB NEWS
The Aleutian Whirlaways will hold '
graduation 30 Sept, for the just, com
pleted Square Dance class. A new class
will start Thursday 5 Oct. at 6s30 P.M.
Sept. 30 meeting is a Pot Luck Supper.
Bring your own Utensils. Beginners and
experienced Square Dancers are invited
to come to the Dances any time. We'd
be glad to have you.
See you at the .School Gym Sept. 30
at 7s00 PM. Remember bring you own
Utensils, THE ALEUTIAN WHIRLAWAYS
SQUARE DANCE CLUB