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~®®lkfiiiD~ 11fitL® CC~ilil®IID~® he cadets of Air Force T ROTC's Detachment 905 here at the University of Idaho made their mark on campus this year with many and varied activities. The group has only been on campus a few years, the previous unit having closed in the early 1970's, but in those few years the cadet group has grown and prospered. The cadets run their own organization with little direction from active duty personnel, learning leadership and management skills in the process. Some of their activities this year have included intramural sports, fundraisers, co-sponsoring a visit by Air Force Vice Chief of Staff General Robert Mathis, and holding a helicopter rescue demonstration at MoscowPullman Airport with members of Detachment 22, 40 ARRS, from Mountain Home Air Force Base.O CADET Tom
Phillips welcomes SAVE 76, the helicopter rescue unit from Mountain Home Air Force Base.
WHIPPED by the blast of wind, spectators watch as the helicopter comes in for a landing.
WATCHING the rescue demonstra· tion, cadets Loren Crea, Mike Dougherty, and Phil Tyree look on with interest.
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