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...disheartened statistic, Frank B. Ensign '52 claimed that he would just have to give up sleeping on Friday nights. Another, Richard E. Hersperger '65, a Leverett House man said. "It's a pretty good thing, I think they were working too hard before...
...years of the course (that is, after completion of the initial two years), subsistence at the rate of ninety cents a day is paid. Contract students' pay while on the required summer, training period is at the rate of $75 a month. Upon being commissioned. Contract students are commissioned Ensign, U.S.N.R., and affiliate with a Naval Reserve unit of their own choice. Contract NROTC students are deferred from draft by virtue of written agreement to accept commission if offered and to serve if called...
...over Seoul, we were baffled by the recall message. The young pilots started for home in the mood of kids dragged from a party. Before we headed back to the Showboat, Ensign William Bailey vented some of his anger by blowing a warehouse at Inchon to bits...
...enemy had apparently advanced about seven miles from the point the Marines had reached in their southern drive before they were pulled out of line. Lieut. (j.g.) Don Loranger, our pilot this time, quickly spotted two tanks and a truck hidden away on a back road. With our wingman, Ensign Leo Profilet, we went in to attack...
...roared down toward the first tank, a Russian-made T-34, and Loranger laid a 500-lb. fragmentation bomb right behind her. The tank was engulfed in smoke and dirt. Ensign Profilet's plane followed with another 500-pounder. Just to make sure, Loranger clobbered her with a third bomb and we went after the truck. On his first run, Loranger came down with his cannon wide open, then pulled out of his dive and laid a bomb right in the truck bed. As we pulled up, we discovered he had not only disintegrated the truck but had also...