Vandenberg AFB / Offutt AFB / Wright-Patterson AFB / Arizona State University / American Institute of Industrial Engineers / Lincoln AFB / University of Nebraska / Air Force Institute of Technology / University of Wisconsin-in July / Mechanical College / American Institute of Constructors / Camp Cooke / /
IndustryTerm
ground-support equipment / /
Movie
Strategic Air Command / /
NaturalFeature
Goose Bay / /
Organization
Purdue University's School of Technology / Society of American Military Engineers / American Institute of Constructors / Engineering Research Organization / National Society of Professional Engineers / first Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School / Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College / Site Activation Task Force / 551st Strategic Missile Squadron / the University of Nebraska / American Society for Engineering Education / Air Force Institute of Technology / Arizona State University / United States Army / Civil Engineering Center / American Institute of Industrial Engineers / Strategic Air Command / 566th Strategic Missile Squadron / Air Force Ballistic Missile Division / US Air Service / General Bernard Schriever's Western Development Division / Air Force / Air Corps / Missile Sites Labor Committee / Lincoln High School / University of Wisconsin / Air Force Logistics Command / /
Person
Vernon L. Hastings Inducted / Vernon L. Hastings / Bernard Schriever / John Kennedy / Curtis LeMay / Frederick L. Martin / /
Position
Major General / vice president of academic research / director of the Division / vice chief / miner / President / second lieutenant / General / base engineer / deputy chief / chief / dean / Engineer / reserve officer / Colonel / chairman / Professor / chief of staff / site support engineer for several arctic weather and radar stations / commander / assistant / director of the construction program / /
Colonel Vernon L. Hastings Inducted 2009 Colonel Vernon L. Hastings was born in Table Rock, Nebraska, on 4 August[removed]He attended school in Table Rock and Lincoln, Nebraska, graduating from Lincoln High School in 1935.