FormApplication for Aviation Cadet (Air Crew) Training and Basic Training Center folder, Alvin C. Hartley27 September 1943page 3 of 4
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Part 36, page 63

DB Cooper-10522

Document date 27 September 1943

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[you] apply for Aircrew Training? Because I think [it's] the best service, [I] tried for a long time for this particular Branch [assignme]nt of Pilot classification, to what type of airplane would you like assignment after graduation? Pursuit Fighter [th]eatre of operations would you prefer duty assignment? So. Pacific [type] of duty assignments would you prefer? (Name two) (Instructors School, Photo Reconnaissance, Light, Heavy or Medium [assignme]nt, Dive Bombing, Photographic and Mapping, Troop Carrier Command, Air Transport, Air Service Command, et cetera) [prefer]ence Fighter Command, 2nd Preference Dive Bombing [th]e attitude of your parents or wife toward your flying activities? My parents are completely in favor of any flying activities that I may do. [a]ny activities of your family and close friends now or formerly in the Air Corps... A Good Friend of [mi]ne is in the Air Corps Graduated as a Pilot Recently [k]now enough about the specialized duties of Bombardier, Navigator and Pilot to make a careful and intelligent choice? Yes [d]esire additional information before making your choice? No... Information given by.................. Date............... [typ]e of Aircrew Training do you feel you are best qualified for? First Pilot Second Bombardier [rea]sons) Believe have the necessary qualities to make a good [figh]ter pilot, If by chance wouldn't make the grade, as a pilot [would ha]ve [a] chance [guess: would] to make a [guess: very] good Bombardier [d]esire Aircrew Training (flight duty)? Yes Or ground duty? [What are] your post-war plans? To continue on in the Air Corp as a Pilot [pl]an to remain in the Army after the war? Yes [in]tend to make a post-war career of aviation? Yes If so, in what capacity? As a Army Pilot

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CERTIFICATE

understanding that the foregoing information will be used in classifying me for training. The information is correct and I understand that any misrepresentation on my part in this statement may bar me from further training.

C6... Date 15 Dec. 1943 Signature Alvin C. Narties (USE LEGAL OR PAY ROLL SIGNATURE)

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BASIC TRAINING CENTER DATE INITIAL Physical Qualification Class I 28 Dec 43 [Qu]alification (Re-Examination) [sti]ng Physical Defect

[ment]al: BOMB. NAV. PILOT DUTY Off. Qual -- 25 Test Scores 3 3 6₀ Qual. for: P (1-9) (BTC) 7 5 9 Preference Waiver: Y 28 Dec [43]

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PRE-FLIGHT SCHOOL

CAUTION: SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED

(1-9) (P-F) [partially illegible table rows] Bd. Classif. nt (Air Crew) nt (Non-Air Crew)

This material copied from records of National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, Missouri, to be used for reference only. Do not copy or disseminate in its original form outside the Bureau.

DB Cooper-10522

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[partially visible vertical form fields] (LAST NAME) (FIRST NAME) (MIDDLE NAME) (TRAINED WILL NOT BE [illegible] IN ABOVE SPACES) ASN 20713[guess: 694]