Word: kelsey
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Second Lieutenant Edgar Y. Kelsey, formerly Supply Officer of New England Aircraft School, was transferred to the Statistical School and designated the School Supply Officer, Transportation Officer, and Assistant Adjutant. Lieutenant Carlton L. Ericksen, in the meantime, has been named Adjutant, succeeding Captain Lyman L. Woodman, reassigned to another Headquarters. Captain Woodman, who for the past year has served as Executive Officer, Adjutant, and Instructor in several military subjects, was transferred this week to Headquarters, Boston Civilian Schools Area, AAFTTC, where his primary duty will be "Administrative Inspector." Since his arrival at the Statistical School in May, 1942, Captain Woodman...
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...into Darling. These results, while not yet enough to label the P-38 another "best in the world," proved the versatility of a plane that was once the dog of the Air Forces. It is almost four years since Army Test Pilot Lieut. Ben Kelsey flew the first P-38 across the continent in a near-record 7¾ hours' flying time, only to crash when one of the plane's engines conked out at Mitchel Field, N.Y. Before pilots learned to bail out by diving the plane and somersaulting forward, some had their legs sliced...