ROA'S OPENING OBSERVANCE OF THE MINUTE MAN BICENTENNIAL

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1975 Mid-Winter Conferences
ROA'S SECOND HALF CENTURY
SERVING NATIONAL SECURITY
1922-2022
The Washington Hilton Hote!
20-27 February
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps,
Coast Guard Reserve
25th Anniversary of ROA's Charter
from the Congress
Seventh Anniversary of the Minute Man Memorial
ROA Ladies Clubs' Conference (ROAL)
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"on 18 April in '75"
"'Borne on the night-wind of the-Past
throuflh all our history, to the fast,
to the hour-oi darkness and peril and need,
the peopte Witt waken, and listen to hear-.,
Longfellow's great historic narrative which hailed in verse
the American symbolism of the Minute Man provides the
theme of ROA's 1975 Mid-Winter Conferences.
Our Association takes pride in the privilege of having a
part !n beginning the Nation's Bicentennial observance.
The ROA served the cause of national securi#y for nearly
30 years before the Congress and the President, recognizing
the growing (30,000) group's service, enac#ed the law which in
effect issued a Charter and created "The Reserve Officers
Association of the United States." So, this year we mark the
25th anniversary of ROA's charter.
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members and their friends and spouses, emphasis has been lai
this year on advance registration. For those of you who did register
in advance, you have simplified the conference administration. If you
have waited until your actual arrival, your patient cooperation in
handling your requests at the registration desk is urged. The regis-
tration booths are situated in the Washington Hilton Concourse, which
will be used exclusively for this purpose throughout the conference.
The ROA National Headquarters will maintain offices in the Cabinet
Room on the Concourse level. The registration fee of $47.50 per
person covers all the expenses of the conference, including luncheons
on Thursday and the reception, banquet and dance on Friday evening.
ROAL REGISTRATION: ROAL members will be registered as for ROA,
and tickets issued will include the ROAL Luncheon and White House
Tour on Thursday, and reception, banquet and dance on Friday
evening.
BANQUET TABLE ASSIGNMENTS: In order to eliminate confusion
and uncertainty so far as possible, assignment of banquet tables will
be made after the delegations arrive and each delegation chairman or _
secretary is able to ascertain an accurate count of those attending.
The procedure followed at the last convention wilt' apply at the Mid-
Winter, i.e., each delegation will be given the privilege of selecting
their tables in the order of their department's standing in a member- _
ship activity table which will be posted. Assignments of tables will
take place in the Cabinet Room beginning at 11:00 a.m. Thursday and
must be completed by 2:00 p.m. The respective department officers
should apply in appropriate order. The Department officers then will ,
be responsible for seeing that their members take the numbered tables
assigned to them.
INDIVIDUAL SEATS. Individuals not included in department groups
will be assigned seats upon application to the office at the conclusion
of the department drawing.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AT THE BANQUET: Department leaders
generally understand the custom at the Mid-Winter Conference regard-
ing entertainment of their Senators and Congressmen. Each depart-
ment is urged to take the necessary steps to insure that their guests
are met and properly escorted when they enter the hotel.
OTHER GUESTS: There also will be a number of other guests of the
Association including representatives of the President of the United
States, civilian secretaries of the Military Services, our Military Service
Chiefs, members of Congressional Staffs and the Press.
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ROA's staff. Request for meeting room assignments and nonscheduled
committee meetings and for similar purposes will be made on appli-
cation at the ROA National Headquarters office in the Cabinet Room.
Personal room reservations are the individual's responsibility, as to the
requirement for check-out, paying of bills, etc.
VISIT YOUR CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS: One of the important
activities of ROA members during the Mid-Winter Conference is the
"Visit "Your Congress" program. AI! members of ROA and their wives
are urged to visit Capitol fiiil, tail upon their Representative and
Senators in the United States Congress, and express to each an
appreciation for their past support and hopes for their support in
the future.
PAY RESPECTS TO CONGRESS STAFFERS: Congress is in session,
but many members will be in Committee. Do not miss the opportunity
to visit their offices and to talk to their administrative assistants or
other staff members. (They're the ones who do the work!)
ROA-OOD-ROTC CONFERENCE: As in 1'974, ROA again is staging,
with the cooperation of the Department of Defense, an ROTC, AFROTG
and NROTC Conference in connection with the ROA Conferences.
Some 25tJ outstanding cadets and midshipman of Army, Navy and Air
Force, from the nation's great university and college campuses, are
here far an all-day Friday conference with the key officials in the
Department of Defense and olficers of the Military Services, at the
Pentagon, and on Thursday for a breakfast on Capitol Hilf, and a
sharing of ROA's Thursday Service Section Luncheons and Meetings,
and the Anniversary Banquet on Friday night. These students recom-
mended by the Military Professors on their own campuses, are repre-
sentative of the finest of American youth who are committing them-
selves to military service in the Reserves and to service to their country
In any future national emergency. They are welcomed and honored
guests of the various ROA Departments and of the National Association
as a whole. The Conference was arranged by Mr. Thomas W. Carr,
Special Assistant for Educational Matters, Office, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense {Education) and his Director, LTC Jack Gentry,
Director of Precommissioning Programs along with ROA's ROTC
Committee.
NATIONAL COUNCfL MEETING: The National President. has called
the National Council to meet on Friday morning; white only members
of the Council will be admitted to the section reserved to its members,
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and observers in the "gallery" established for that purpose. In this
connection, your attention is invited to the composition of the Council,
i.e., members of the National Executive Committee, plus a representa-
tive of each Department elected at the Department Convention, or
another member of his department designated by the National Council-
man if he, himself, cannot come to Washington at that time.
RESOLUTIONS: The National President and the Chairman of the Reso-
lutions Committee, with the National Staff, have made special efforts
this year to have available for Council members upon their arrival in
Washington, copies of all resolutions which have been submitted for
consideration by the Council, thus giving the Council members 24 hours
or more to consider them. The bulk of these resolutions w8s produced
by the Fall Service Section Meetings and those received from depart-
- ments and committees at least 15 days in advance of the National
Council Meeting, as specified by the Constitution. The report and
recommendations regarding these resolutions will be submitted to the
National Council Meeting on Friday.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE MINUTE MAN MEMORIAL: It was on Washing-
ton's Birthday in 1968 that the new National Headquarters-The Minute
Man Memorial Building-in its prestigious location on Capitol Hill was
dedicated. There will be no formal program in the building this year
but the building will be open to visitors daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
to permit ROA and ROAL members, their guests and friends to visit the
building and to note the improvements which have been made during
these past twelve months. Although the usual administrative work will
be in progress, the staff members in the building will be glad to pause
in order to permit ROA and ROAL guests to visit the building.
SERVICE LUNCHEONS: Luncheons will be held by the Service Sections
on Thursday, as shown on the Section agendas. The separate Sections
will meet on Thursday morning, and will reconvene after conclusion of
the luncheons.
BREAKFASTS AND LUNCHEON MEETINGS: The following breakfasts
and Medical Luncheon are scheduled:
7:30 a.m. Retirement
Col. William Sayner, USAR Ret.
Chairman
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(Buses leave Hatton House Oft~ce Bldg.
Hotel at 7:30 a.m.-Only
ROTC cadets and midshipman
and tfie officers specifically
assigned to ar involved in the
ROTC affairs may atkend the ROTC
breakfast or the conference in the
Pentagon, since space obviously
is limited.)
Friday
7:30 a.m. Warrant Ofticars Colonial Coffee Shop
CWO Elizabeth Splaine, USCGR
Chairman
(Meeting following breakfast
in Bancroft Room)
7:30 a.m. Junior Officers Georgetown East
(Continental Breakfast}
Maj. Jeff Clark, USMCR
Acting Chairman
11:45 a.m. Medicat Luncheon Lincoln West
Col. Donald P. Dressler, MC, USAFR
National Surgeon
Speaker: Col. Edward J. Huycke, MC, USA
Chief of Professional Services
Office, Asst. Secretary of Defense
for Health Services
$8.00 per person.
(PLEASE BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE THAT
YOU WILL ATTEND (AT THE REGISTRATION DESK] SO THAT THE
CORRECT NUMBER CAN BE GIVEN TO THE HOTEL. All will be
payable at tha door, except for the Warrant Officers Breakfast in the
Colonial Coffee Shop.}
27th COAST ~Gt1AR0 RESERVE ANNIYERSAR1l RECEPTION: This
traditional assembly of ROA's Coast Guard leaders will be held
Wednesday evening on the fifth floor of the ROA Minute Man Memorial
Building. This will be a bullet reception with open bar, from 7:00 p.m.
l0 9:00 p.m. It will be an informal affair wtlfi no speeches scheduled.
Those who have not made reservations to attend should do so through
members of the Coast Guard Washington D C Chapter The fee is
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WEDNESDAY, 19 FEBRUARY
2:00 p.m. ROA Registration Concourse
ROA Headquarters Offices Cabinet Room
Press Room Cabinet Room
Airlift Command Post Convention Office
(Concourse level)
7:00 p.m. 27th Coast Guard Reserve Anniversary
ROA Memorial Building
Reception by Coast Guard,
Washington, D. C. Chapter
THURSDAY, 20 FEBRUARY
7:30 a.m. Retirement Committee
Breakfast/Meeting Hemisphere Room
COL. WILLIAM SAYNER, USAR
Chairman
8:00 a.m. AROTC, NROTC, AFROTC Breakfast
Host: REP. F. EDWARD HEBERT
B-338 Rayburn House
Office Building
(Buses leave hotel 7:30 a.m.)
9:00 a.m. AF Reserve Commanders Conference
Service Section Meetings
(See Service Agendas)
8:30 a.m. Army International Ballroom Center
9:00 a.m. Navy Lincoln Room
Upon announcement
Coast Guard Georgetown West
Marine Corps Jackson Room
8:00 a.m. Air Force Monroe East
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rmy Luncheon International Ballroom Center
(Reception on Terrace)
Many Luncheon international Batiroam West '
Air Force Luncheon International Ballroom East
Service Secifons Reconvene
(See Service Agendas]
2:00 p.m.
Army International Ballroom Center _'
2;00 p.m.
Navy
Coast Gerard
Marine Corps
Lincatn Roam
Georgetown West `
Jackson Room
1:45 p.m.
Alr Farce
Monroe East
2:00 A.m.
Cixll Preparedness Cammiftee
COL. WILLIAM PIETSCH
Chairman
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Bancroft Room
5:00 p.m.
Past Presidents' Dinner
Club If Restaurant
RADM B. HAYDEN CRAWFORD, USNR
Chairman ~_
FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY
7:30 a.m.
Breakfast, Warrant Officers Colonial Cofiiee Shap
CWO ELIZABETH SPLAfNE, USCGR
Chairman
Warrant Ofltcers MeelinQ
(Immediately tollowing breakfast)
Bancrofi Room
7:30 a.m.
Junior Officers Continental Breakfast
MAJ. JEFF CLARK, USMCR
Acting Chairman
Georgetown East
5:00 a.m.
AF Reserve Commanders
Conference (Cont'd)
Monroe East
6:30 a.m.
Army ROTC Meeting
Lincoln East
9:00 a.m.
Army Sendor Reserve Commanders
Associa4lan Meeting
Georgetown West
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9:00 a.m. Reserve Programs Committee
Independence Park Suite
COL. REGINALD ANDERSON, USAFR
Chairman
9:00 a.m. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING
(Open Session) International Ballroom East
ROA National Council Agenda
Call to Order by National President
Invocation by the National Chaplain
Roll Call by Executive Director
Introduction of:
National Commander
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S.
COLONEL JOHN J. STANG
' Report by the National President
BRIG. GEN. TED W. SORENSEN
Report from the Executive Director
COL. JOHN T. CARLTON
Legislative Report
MAJ. GEN. DONALD S. DAWSON, USAFR
Chairman
Remarks by:
Assistant Secretary of Defense
Manpower and Reserve Affairs
THE HON. WILLIAM BREHM
Presentation by:
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for Reserve Affairs
THE HON. WILL HILL TANKERSLEY, and Staff
Reports and announcements by the
National Vice Presidents
Army-BRIG. GEN. ALBERT G. PETERSON
Navy-CAPT. RALPH E. HELLSTROM
Air Force-COL. BILLY M. KNOWLES
Report of National Resolutions Committee
COL. CHARLES K. CHAPLIN, USAFR
Chairman
National Council Action on Resolutions
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MedtGHi Luncheon Lincoln West
COL. DONALD P. DRESSLER, MC, t1SAFR
National Surgeon
Speaker:
COL. EDWARD J. HUYCKE, MC, USA
Chief oP Professional Services
Office, Asst. Secretary of Defense
for Health Services
Afternoon
Service Sections Reconvene
(As announced)
2:00 p.m.
ClOR Committee Meeting Georgetown East
RADM B. HAYDEN GRAWFORD, Chairman
6:00 p.m.
Department Receptions
6:45 p.m.
In their respective suites
honoring Congressional delegations
National Council Bicentennial Reception
Exhibit Hall
7:00 p.m.
Head Tahte Assembly Georgetown Room
7:30 p.m.
Mid-WPnter Bicentennial Banquet
(Black Tie) International Ballroom
10:30 p.m.- Dancing Crystal Ballroom
i:30 a.m.
ARMY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
THURSIaAY, 20 FEBFtUAFiY
8:30 a.m. Army Affairs Committee Convenes '!~ International
Presiding: Ballroom Center
BRIG. GEN. ALBERT G. PETERSON
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Under Secretary of the Army
Presentation:
LT. GEN. JAMES G. KALERGIS
Commanding General
First U.S. Army
Remarks:
MAJ. GEN. J. MILNOR ROBERTS
Chief of the Army Reserve
Army Affairs Chairman Presiding:
BRIG. GEN. RICHARD H. COOPER
11:30 a.m. Army Section Reception Terrace
12:15 p.m. Army Section Luncheon ~/z International
Presiding: Ballroom Center
BRIG. GEN. ALBERT G. PETERSON
Luncheon Speaker
THE HONORABLE DAVID C. TREEN
Representative from Louisiana
2:30 p.m. Subcommitiees Convene ~/z International
Personnel Management Ballroom
O & T & Logistics Jefferson West
Missions & Programs Jefferson East
Junior Officer Independence
Membership Monroe West
FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY
1:30 p.m. Army Section Reconvenes International
Presiding: Ballroom West
BRIG. GEN. PETERSON
Address:
LT. GEN. DONALD H. COWLES
Deputy Chief Staff, Operations
Army Affairs Committee Reconvenes
Presiding:
BRIG. GEN. RICHARD COOPER
Report of Subcommittee Chairmen
Consideration of Resolutions _
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THURSDAY, 20 FE$RItARY
9:00 a.m. Committee Converses Lincoln Room
Welcoming Remarks:
CAPTAIN RALPH E. HELLSTROM
National 'Vice President
Presentation o} Distinguished Guests
President's Greetings:
BRIGADIER GENERAL TED W. SORENSEN
ROA's National President
Repor! from National Headquarters
COLONEL JOHN T. CARLTON
Executive Director
Chartering of Marine Corps Chapter
Stab Report
REAR ADMIRAL JOHN B. JOHNSON
Oireclor of Naval Affairs
9:30 a.m. Brietings and Committee Meetings:
Naval Affairs Committee Lincoln Room
Presiding:
LIEUT. COM. HUGH O. ALLEN, Chairman
Presentations:
REAR ADMIRAL RICHARD G. ALTMANN
Deputy Director, Naval Reserve
REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS B. RUSSELL
Deputy Chief of Naval-Reserve {Air}
REAR ADMIRAL FRANK B. GUEST
Deputy Chief of Naval Reserve (Surface)
CAPTAIN PAUL W. ROHRER
Assistant Cbiet of Naval Personnel
for Naval Reserve
Coast Guard Aftaks Committee
Georgetown Room West
Presiding:
COMMANDER JAMES B. CARSON, Chairman
Honored Guest and C4unsetor;
REAR ADMIRAL JULIAN E. OHAN
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residing.
COLONEL VINCENT H. KLOCKZIEN, Chairman
Honored Guests and Counselors:
MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL P. RYAN
Director, Division of Reserve
U.S. Marine Corps
COLONEL J. W. DINDINGER
Acting Deputy Director, Division of Reserve
U.S. Marine Corps
11:30 a.m. Navy Reception and Luncheon
International Ballroom West
Invocation
.Chaplain of the Year Award to:
COMMANDER GORDON E. PAULSON, CHC, USN
Address:
HONORABLE WILL HILL TANKERSLEY
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Reserve Affairs)
2:00 p.m. Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps
Committees Reconvene
Naval Affairs Committee Lincoln Room
Panel Discussion:
RADM. ALTMANN, DDir. Naval Res.
RADM RUSSELL, DCNR (Air)
RADM GUEST, DCNR (Surface)
CAPT ROHRER, ACNP (Naval Reserve)
CAPT BELL, Office Asst. SecDef
Coast Guard Affairs Commitiee
Georgetown Roam West
Coast Guard Reserve Business
as directed by Commander Carson
Marine Corps Affairs Committee Jackson Room
Marine Corps Reserve Business
as directed by Colonel Klockzien
FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY
9:00 a.m. Marine Corps Affairs Committee Reconvenes
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Report of Resolutions Committee
CAPTAIN JOHN J. VANDALE, Chairman
?td Business
New Business
Adjournment
AIR FORCE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
THURSDA1f, 20 FEBR~iARY
S:t)0 a.m. Air Force Affairs Committee Convenes Monroe East
Presiding:
BRIG. GEN. EDWARD DILLON, Chairman
Opening Remarks:
COL. BILLY M. KNOWLES
National Vice President
8:34 a.m. Air Farce Affairs Subcommittees Convene
Policy and Advisory Vice President's Suite
COL. GALE H. LYON
Chairman
Flying Unit Programs Monroe East
BRIG. GEN. HARRY J. HUFF, N
Chairman
Hon-Flying Unit Programs Grant Suite
LT. COL. ROGER A. LOCKWOOD
Chairman
Individual Programs Monroe West
COL. ELTON E EDWARDS
Chairman
11:45 a.m. Air Force Section Reception Ballroom East
12:5 p.m. Air Force Section Luncheon Ballroom East
Presiding: -
COL. KNOWLES ~ ,
Address:
Commander-in-Chiel, Military Airlift Command ~-
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(Meeting Rooms as in the morning except or
Individual Programs-Hamilton Room)
2:30 p.m. Membership Subcommiitee Georgetown East
MAJ. DOR15 R. FRANKLIN
2:30 p.m. Resolutions Subcommittee Chevy Chase Room
COL. CARL B. ZIMMERMAN
Chairman
4:30 p.m. Air Force Affairs Committee Monroe East
Reconvenes to consider Resolutions
FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY
2:00 p.m. Air Force Affairs Committee Reconvenes
Georgetown West
Subcommiitee Chairman Reports
Old Business
New Business
Adjournment
ROA-ROTC MID-WINTER CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY, 19 FEBRUARY
9:00 a.m.-
11:00 p.m. Registration State Room
THURSDAY, 20 FEBRUARY
7:30 a.m. Buses Depart Washington Hilton
for Rayburn House Office Bldg.
8:00 a.m. Capitol Hill Breakfast Room B-338, 339, 340,
Rayburn House Office Bldg.
Speaker:
REP. F. EDWARD HEBERT, Louisiana
9:30 a.m. ROA Briefing of Cadets ai National Headquarters
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11:00 a.m. Wreath Laying Ceremony
11:15 a.m. Buses Depart for Washington Hilton
12.15 p.m. Service Luncheon
FRIDAY, 21 FEI3RUARY
8;15 a.m. Buses with Air Force Cadets and Midshipmen
Depart Washington Hilton for Pentagon
(Army Cadets Remain at Hotel for Briefing in the
Lincoln East Room from 8:45-10:30 a,m.}
9~D0 a.m. Service Briefing for Air Force Cadets and Midshipmen
10:30 a.m. Army Cadets Depart Washington Hilton for Pentagon
11:D0 a..m. Lunch at Pentagon and Short Tour
1:15 p.m. Assemble in Room SA107@
1:30 p.m. Brleflng by Deputy Secretary of Delense
THE HON?RABLE WiLi_!AM P. CLEMENTS, JR.
2:30 p.m. Service Partei (Room 5A1070)
3:30 p.m_ Return to Washington Hilton-Free Time
6:04 p.m. Banquet
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PROGRAM
MRS. MICHAEL V. SCHADO, National President
Mrs. OTIS DeLONG, Chairman
WEDNESDAY, 19 FEBRUARY
2:00 p.m. Registration
2:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting
THURSDAY, 20 FEBRUARY
7:30 a.m. Buses depart promptly from "T" Streei entrance
of hotel "
8:00 a.m. "Special" Whiie House Tour, Gen. Robert E. Lee's
Mansion and Fort Myer Stables
11:30 a.m. Social Hour: Fort Myer ("Patton Hall") Officers' Club,
Fort Myer, Virginia
Hostesses: National President,
Mrs. Michael V. Schado,
Department of Virginia ROAL
12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Fort Myer ("Patton Hall") Officers' Club
Presentation of Colors by 3rd Infantry's
"Commander-in-Chief's-Guard"
"old Guard Fife and Drum Corps"
(all in full Revolutionary War uniforms)
3:00 p.m. Buses depart for Washington Hilton Hotel
Remainder of afternoon free.
* Ladies not taking the bus tour will be responsible for their
transportation to Fort Myer Officers' Club and return to hotel.
FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY
9:30 a.m. General Meeting Monroe West Room
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Air Farce-Thursday
Monroe East
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Contennce-Friday
Pentagon 8:15 a.m.
AROTC Conbrance-Friday-8:45 a.m.
Lincoln Eeal
Army SRC Conference-
Friday-9:00 a.m.
Georgetown West
AFRaum Commandsra Conhrence-
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Georgetown East
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Monroa Eest
RaHremant #ommlltee
Thursday--8:00 s.m.
Hemisphere Room
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Thursday-2:00 p.m.
Bancrall Room
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Friday-g:00 s.m.
Independence Park
CiOR Meeting
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Friday-2:~ p.m.
Georgetown East
Warrant Onicen Meriing
Friday-8:30 e.m.
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Breakfast
Retirement-Thursday-7:30 a.m.
Hemisphere Room
Meetings
ROTC-Thursday--8:00 a.m.
B-338 Rayburn House
(Buses leave hotel 7:30 a.m.)
Office Building
Warrant ONicers-Friday-7:30 a.m.
Colonial Coffee Shop
Junior Officers-Friday-7:30 a.m.
Georgetown East
Luncheons
Thursday-11:30 a.m.
Ballroom Center
Army
(Reception on
Terrace)
Navy
Ballroom West
Air Force
Ballroom East
Friday-11:45 a.m.
Medical
Lincoln West
Past Presidents' Dinner
Thursday-8:00 p.m.
Ciub II Restaurant
ROAL
Board Meeting
Adams Room
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Wednesday-2:00 p.m.
White House Tour
Thursday (Buses depart "T" Street
entrance of hotel at 7:30 a.m.j
Luncheon
Fort Myer
Thursday-11:30 a.m.
(Patton Hall)
Officers Club
Business Meeting
Monroe West
Friday-9:30 a.m.
National Council Bicentennial
Reception
Exhibit Hall
Friday-6:45 p.m.
Mid-Winter Bicentennial Banquet
International Ballroom
Friday-7:30 p.m.
ROA Bicentennial Ball
Crystal Ballroom
Friday-10:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m.
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