Otis Willie
September 22nd 03, 10:28 PM
Gen. Charles A. Gabriel, 75, Former Member of Joint Chiefs, Dies
(EXCERPT) By STUART LAVIETES
en. Charles A. Gabriel, a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under
President Ronald Reagan and the first fighter pilot to serve as chief
of the Air Force, died on Sept. 4 at an assisted-living center in
Arlington, Va. He was 75.
The cause was Alzheimer's disease, said his son, Charles A. Gabriel
Jr.
Appointed to the Joint Chiefs in 1982, General Gabriel was part of a
new generation of top commanders who entered the service after World
War II and whose experience in Korea and Vietnam led them to take a
cautious approach to the use of military power.
"Probably the most important lesson to come out of those wars,
especially Vietnam," he said in an inte...
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(EXCERPT) By STUART LAVIETES
en. Charles A. Gabriel, a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under
President Ronald Reagan and the first fighter pilot to serve as chief
of the Air Force, died on Sept. 4 at an assisted-living center in
Arlington, Va. He was 75.
The cause was Alzheimer's disease, said his son, Charles A. Gabriel
Jr.
Appointed to the Joint Chiefs in 1982, General Gabriel was part of a
new generation of top commanders who entered the service after World
War II and whose experience in Korea and Vietnam led them to take a
cautious approach to the use of military power.
"Probably the most important lesson to come out of those wars,
especially Vietnam," he said in an inte...
U.S. and friendly nation laws prohibit fully reproducing
copyrighted material. In abidance with our laws this report
cannot be provided in its entirety. However, you can read it
in full today, 22 Sep 2003, at the following URL. (COMBINE
the following lines into your web browser.) The
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for your information and discussion.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/09/22/obituaries/22GABR.html
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Otis Willie
Associate Librarian
The American War Library
http://www.americanwarlibrary.com