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Air Force
Competition Seen
On Television
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE,
Fla., HP) —‘ The Air Force crowned
its kings of fighter interception
Thursday and marked an end to
its first aerial competition to be
watched throughout by television.
Lt. Gen. Joseph H. Atkinson,
commander Air Defense Com
mand, Colorado Springs, told the
teams that performance of person
nel and weapons systems during
the meet “■prove to everyone that
the Air Force possesses tremen
dous air defense capability for de
fense of Western world.”
Lt. Gen. Dean S. C. Strothers,
Deputy Chief of Staff for Opera
tions, presented trophies to the
winning teams of the three classes
of competition.
Atkinson told pilots, crew mem
bers and ground radar controllers
it is impossible to overestimate
the importance of this world ser
ies of fighter weaponry.
“It builds the kind of year
round competition between
crews, and espirit de corps be
tween units, which is so vital to
combat capability,” Atkinson said.
“Further, the bringing toge
ther of the cream of Air Force
interception crews from around
the world promotes cross pollini
zation of ideas and techniques
from which will accrue many
long range benefits.”
For the first time, the Air Force
televised its competition by plac
ing newly developed miniature
TV cameras weighing only four
pounds in two FI 02 chase planes.
This was also the first use of
jet drones in a meet. Heretofore
planes have fired at banners or
light metal targets towed far be
hind another airplane.
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