Fort Sill to Host AFTCON IV With 100 Generals
Fort Sill hosts a two day conference AFTCON IV for FORSCOM and TRADOC. Army Chief of Staff Gen Bernard W Rogers will address attendees.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1977
Page
1
Fort Sill hosts a two day conference AFTCON IV for FORSCOM and TRADOC. Army Chief of Staff Gen Bernard W Rogers will address attendees.
Thunderstorm floods push Lawton reservoirs higher with Lake Lawtonka and Ellsworth rising amid four inch rain totals. Power and phone outages affected 1 300 customers while nine traffic accidents occurred and at least three lightning fires were reported.
Gen. Lewis Blaine Hershey who directed the draft of 14.5 million Americans in three wars died in his sleep in Angola Indiana at age 83. He planned to attend Tri State University graduation events and his funeral plans include Arlington National Cemetery and Bethesda Maryland. The former head of Selective Service suffered a cerebellar hemorrhage in February and had been hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital before passing.
AMED Forces Day is celebrated Saturday in Lawton and Fort Sill with military displays at city centers. The Lawton Chamber Retail Committee sponsors a citywide sales event with merchants offering unusual bargains. shoppers are directed to Constitution and Saturday's Morning Press ads for details.
President Carter recalls Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub over public criticism of the four to five year plan to withdraw U.S. ground forces from South Korea. Singlaub says he will apologize but defended his views. Rep. Stratton seeks Singlaub testimony next Wednesday as part of defense strategy review. Arrival in Washington noted with possible White House meeting.
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