Word: colins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...COLIN A. CARTER...
...Heirs of Colin Kelly. It was upon the reverent Stratemeyer and his Far East Air Forces that MacArthur placed the first heavy burden of U.S. operations in Korea. FEAF's 400-odd fighters, 60-odd bombers and one troop carrier group were scattered halfway across the Pacific. From bases in southern Japan, Stratemeyer sent out jet F80 Shooting Stars and F82 Twin Mustangs to strafe North Korean trucks, locomotives and armor. From Guam he called up B-29 Superfortresses to pound Seoul's Kimpo airfield...
...most bombing missions, however, Stratemeyer relied on the famed 19th Bomb Group, Colin Kelly's old outfit, which had been trapped in the Philippines on Pearl Harbor Day. In all their operations the U.S. planes were hampered by lack of advanced bases and air-ground communication with the South Korean army. And for the first three days after they entered the fight, U.S. fliers were hamstrung by a Washington order to strike only at the airfields south of the 38th parallel. That meant that they could not get at the source of North Korean air power...
...annual general meeting recently, the Rugby Club elected Colin. L. McIntire '52 as president of the organization for the coming year. He replaces out-going team captain Joseph E. Eaton. '50, who led his squad to a record of five wins and four losses this spring...
...Colin McIntyre scored 23 runs for the Crimson, and contributed many good fielding plays, while Phillip Hutchinson, standout of last week's win over the India Cricket Club, was unable to play. Jehangir Mugaseth was top Harvard bowler, claiming six wickets...