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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS S09TH BOMBARDMENT WING (SAC) PEASE AIR FORCE BASE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03801

REPL.Y TO ATTN OF:

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SUBJECT:

Completion of Air War College Seminar Program

TO:

16 Feb 1983

Mr. Lowell M. Hardy USAF Hospital Pease 1. Congratulations on your completion of a very demanding program.

I understand very well the time you were required to devote to the Air War College Seminar; however, I'm sure your efforts will be well worthwhile.

2.

Again , congratulations.

USAF

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 45TH AIR DIVISION (SAC) PEASE AIR FORCE BASE , NEW HAMPSHIRE 03801

14 FEB 1983 REPLY TO ATTN OF :

CC

suBJECT :

Completion of Air War College Seminar Program

TO :

509 BMW/CC 1.

It is indeed a pleasure to pass along the attached correspondence to Mr Lowell M. Hardy of the USAF Hospital Pease. The administrative oversight which delayed the forwarding of Mr Hardy's Air War College Seminar diploma should in no way detract from its importance nor from his dedication and persistence in completing the seminar program.

2.

Please pass my congratulations to Mr Hardy for having achieved another milestone in his professional education.

r--:::>~ /0. ~路 THOMAS G. TOBIN Brigadier General, USAF Commander

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQ U ARTERS EIG H TH AIR FORCE (SAC) B AR K SDALE AIR F O RCE BASE, LO U ISIANA

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3 1 JAN 1983 REPLY TO ATTN OF:

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suBJECT:

Completion of Air War College Seminar Program

TO:

45 AD/CC 1. I regret that the attached correspondence was inexcusably delayed in the administrative channels of this headquarters.

2. The achievement of Mr. Lowell M. Hardy, USAF Hospital Pease, Pease AFB, NH, in completing the Air War College Seminar Program merits special recognition. This dedication to self-improvement is noteworthy. Please extend our belated congratulations.

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Peace . . . . ••

our Prolett•ion

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE , NEBRASKA 68113

2 2 NOV 1982

REPLY TO ATTN OF:

CC

susJECT :

Completion of Air War College Seminar Program

TO :

8 AF/CC I take pleasure in forwarding 路the attached correspondence citing Mr. Lowell M. Hardy for this notable achievement.

Completion of the Air War College Seminar Program involves many hours of hard work and personal sacrifice. The attached diploma should be presented at an appropriate ceremony.

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L. DAVIS General, USAF Commander in Chief

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE AIR WAR COLLEGE (ATC) MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, AL 36112

REPLY TO ATTN OF路

CC

susJECT

Air War College Seminar Program

TO

9 NOV 1982

CINCSAC 1.

I am pleased to inform you that Mr Lowell M. Hardy, of the USAF Hospital Pease, Pease AFB, New Hampshire, has successfully completed the Air War College Seminar Program.

2. This program, which closely parallels the resident program, is designed to expand the knowledge and understanding of senior officers and civilian employees and to prepare them for high command and staff positions. Throughout the course, students must devote approximately eight hours a week during off-duty time to fulfill all requirements.

Completion of the Seminar Program represents an achievement indicative of Mr Hardy's dedication and desire to increase his professional competence.

3. Request the attached diploma be forwarded for presentation to Mr Hardy at an appropriate ceremony--along with my congratulations.

I hope this commendable effort will be reflected in his next n Performance Appraisal.

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PAUL H. HODGES Major General, USAF Commandant

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