European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 29, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Rag i the stars and shuck of clarifies dependent air travel Frankfurt is air Force dependents who have arrived in Europe since nov. 21, 1961, Are no authorized transportation to the states by air except in cases of emergency according to maj h. , Safe passenger air transportation officer at Rhine main air Cross verified emergency cases can travel to the states but cannot return to Europe on space available by military aircraft he further of military personnel lying to the states on space Avail Able basis have been Good during the ust few months but will de crease As aircraft demand increase during the summer months he added. Officials Hail air operations in Regex 62 by Ken Hansen staff writer Izmir turkeys a about 200 simulated bomber interceptor Anit reconnaissance missions were flown by nato air forces tues Day As operation Regex 62 moved into its second Day. Involved Are air and naval units of Turkey. Greece the unite states and United kingdom. About 50,000 men Are participating. Msj Gen Edward w. Suarez commander of 6th Allied tactical air Force headquartered Here mid the exercise is a marked improvement Over previous Maneu ver of a similar nature. Suarez said All units have re acted Well to the test and he is pleased with results so 62 was scheduled to end wednesday. Some 90 ships of the . 6th Fleet. Including the carriers Sara Toga and Shangrila. Are participating. Ajr and naval Maneu vers Are in and around Greece and Turkey according to a 6th Nataf spokes 29 in Usa eur selected for permanent colonel Heidelberg has been compiled from a breakdown of 855 selected worldwide. This unofficial list of names was extracted from the feb. 28 Usa eur roster of officers and does not include those who arrived to the command after that Date. The official list of recommended officers and the order in which they will receive permanent promotions is contained in a circular 624-5. Dated March 11, 1962. Of those selected 168 Are lieutenant colonels on the aus temporary promotion list. Seven had no been recommended previously. Actual promotion of the officers named by a selection Board which convened at the Pentagon last november will be announced in department of army special orders. Selection and promotion to permanent colonel determines whether or not regular army officers must retire after 28 years service or May continue to 30 years. A total of 1,675 on the army list were considered 409 for the second time. Of those considered twice,92 were selected army wide. Promotion of the officers named however will be suspended until action on the 1961 recommended list is completed the circular said. Sequence numbers and officers selected through a breakout of the february Usa eur roster Are colonel a 4h Al a and a. Flaw a p. 171 a id a Salaad 8. 171 Aray. Cretyl w. 7m Arnold. Tho a 8. 224 blk. Clar Nea e. Bowen. Will Mem Bayd Robert a. Or. 37 Brady us Rene w. To such Flo m. 17 Burk. Font f. A Campbell. Wih aim r. 149 Cirion John w. 301 Churak Ferdl Iuit i. X Clark. Jack a. 80 Clarnc. San j. 7 cok. Jan 8. Or. 421 Cunningham. Martin so Curry. William c. 86 dwt Mey. Jitka h. 150 Danli. Narman to 3m Ortolla Harry g. 7 o a 16-f ships at sea Al ibs ship to the office off quite Simitar " system that regular two tweet Wash Hawaii for me difference is to Antenna is the Large eau to Shore Capac minute is soothe Navy Sci ducting further to aboard circuit number of Al Daft con support withe allowable limits far the principal Moon circuit a Laboratory report system is unaffected Etc storms Sun atmospheric blackout disrupt conventional communications on for the system Soever the Moon must i Vaneous radio View transmitter and receive Frlj Moon is so far do Stanoj Earth about 240,000,is visible for a period each Day to number of message a it Ted. Round-the-cloclr1 13 expected to be supplementing the facial satellites. A target thl b an Artlay Conception of a army Jet target a Batlle to � Snave album configure Stoa. Found the tar my Sale 1� currently Onderco Lnier Testa it miskito bulge n Al
