ReportCharlotte insert (CE 164-101) re interviews concerning Raleigh Harden, serial 164-81-6503page 3 of 4
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Part 117, page 92

DB Cooper-53542Serials CE 164-101

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CE 164-101 CAM:rmi 3

This record continues by recording decorations, medals, badges, etc., and is as follows:

Army Occupation Medal; National Defense Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster; Army Aviators Badge; Senior Army Aviators Badge; Army Commendation Medal; Vietnam Service Medal with three serivce stars; Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; Bronze Star Medal; Air Medal with ten oak leaf clusters; Army Commendation with one oak leaf cluster.

This record further reflects his military education and training completed; United States Army Aviation School; 1955 - 22 weeks; Aircraft Helicopter Pilot Course, 1964 - 6 weeks; Sixth Wing Qualification Course, United States Army Transport School, 1967; Aviation Maintenance Course, 1967 - 2 weeks; Faculty Development Course, Fourth USA Instructor Pilot Training School, 1961 - 2 months; Instructor's Trainig Course, United States Aviation School, 1964; CV-2 Pilot Training Course.

His permanent address was shown as 307 Chestnut Street, Woodland, North Carolina.

On March 13, 1975, [REDACTED b6 b7C] Aulander, North Carolina, advised as follows:

[REDACTED] stated that he is acquainted with RALEIGH HARDEN, Manager and Pilot Instructor, Tri-County Airport, Hertford County, North Carolina. [REDACTED] advised he, himself, is retired from the Federal Aviation Administration, having spent most of his career in Alaska, and retired to the Hertford County area approximately three years ago. [REDACTED] to the Tri-County Airport. [REDACTED] was shown photographs of artist conception of the hijacker, which occurred on November 27, 1971, and who gave the name of DAN COOPER. Upon observing these artist conceptions, [REDACTED] advised that they do not look like RALEIGH HARDEN. [REDACTED] noted that HARDEN is a small man, being approximately 5 feet 6 inches or 5 feet 7 inches tall, small build and weighing approximately 130 - 140 pounds. His hair appears to have been brown but is turning gray and is receding at his forehead. [REDACTED]

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