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Alfred Carroll Richmond was born in Waterloo, Iowa on January 18, 1902. At the age of 10, he moved with his family to Cherrydale, Virginia. After receiving a certificate from the Massanutten Academy of Woodstock, Virginia, he entered George Washington University''s College of Engineering in Washington, DC at the age of 16. At the same time he was employed at the US Naval Observatory. Appointed a cadet at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn., in July 1922, he graduated senior man in his class and commissioned an Ensign on October 1, 1924. Subsequently, he advanced in rank to LTJG on October 1, 1926; LT on October 1, 1928; LCDR on October 16, 1932; CDR on July 17, l942; CAPT on June 1, 1943, Rear Admiral (when he took oath of office as Assistant Commandant) on March 10, 195O; Vice Admiral and Commandant on 1 June l954; Admiral on June 1, 1960. He retired on 1 June 1962. From November 1924 to September 1926, he served as aide to the Commandant of the Coast Guard at Headquarters in Washington, DC. During this time he also performed temporary duty from May 1925 to July l925 as an aide to the commanding officer of the Special Patrol Force operating against "rumrunners" off the coast of New York and of the Special Service Squadron off the coast of Massachusetts. He was commended for his efficient work in this capacity. Beginning in September 1926, he was assigned for two years as a member of the Coast Guard Academy staff. During this period he served temporarily with the Cutter Mojave from June to September 1927. He took part in the cadet practice cruise aboard the Destroyer Shaw during the summer of 1928. In October 1928 he was assigned a course of instructions at the Sperry Gyro Compass School at Brooklyn, NY, after which he became navigator aboard the Cutter Pontchartrain stationed at Quincy, MA. From July to November 1930, he served as executive officer of the Destroyer Wainwright in the Gulf Division. He then reported to the Coast Guard representative at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. He was assigned as executive officer of the Destroyer Herndon, Flagship of Division III, Destroyer Force, when the ship was commissioned and assigned to Boston for permanent station. In May 1932 he transferred to Coast Guard Headquarters to undertake duties in connection with the small arms training of a Coast Guard Detachment which he helped assemble at Camp Curtis Guild, Wakefield, MA. He then accompanied this detachment to such places as Cascade, MD and Quantico, VA for the National Rifle Association regional shooting matches and the national matches held at Ft. Sheridan, IL. Completing this tour in August, he returned to Headquarters and two months later became executive officer of the Cutter Haida stationed at Cordova, AK. From this base the cutter performed patrol duty in the Bering Sea and Arctic waters. In September l935 he again was assigned to Coast Guard Headquarters. He began taking a resident law course at the George Washington University. He was graduated on June 8, 1938, and awarded a degree of Juris Doctor "with distinction." Thereupon, he was assigned duties in Headquarters'' Office of Operations. His collateral duties included assisting in the preparation of certain law enforcement education material and assisting the Engineer-in-Chief in the preparation of permanent land records for property held by the government for Coast Guard use. He served also as a representative of the Treasury Department and the United States at the International Whaling Conference convened at London, England on July 17, 1939. A transfer in May 1941 sent him to the Bethlehem Steel Co. at Baltimore, MD. His duties were connected to outfitting of the new Coast Guard vessel American Sailor. This vessel was intended for training maritime personnel, the responsibility of the Coast Guard at that time. After placing the ship into commission, he commanded it from her assigned station at Port Hueneme, California. He also commanded the Maritime Service Training Station (assuming charge in February 1942). From September 1942 (when the American Sailor and the Maritime Service were transferred to the War Shipping Administration) until February l943, he served as commanding officer of the Cutter Haida. Stationed at Juneau, Alaska, the cutter''s primary mission was convoy escort duty. He was then assigned to the Merchant Marine Inspection Office of the Third Coast Guard District in New York City. His duties there included those of examining officer and hearing officer. Transferred overseas in July 1943, he became Senior Coast Guard Officer in charge of the US Coast Guard Merchant Marine Hearing Unit in London, England. His duties there included administering and enforcing the laws and regulations related to the functions of the Coast Guard vessels and personnel involved with the U.S. Naval Forces in Europe. This also included being the examining and hearing officer administering laws and regulations governing investigations of accidents and casualties involving United States vessels and personnel. Later, he received the Bronze Star "for meritorious service as Senior Coast Guard Officer on the Staff of the Commander, United States Naval Forces in Europe" during and after the Normandy invasion. He assisted in organizing Coast Guard Forces preparing for the invasion and contributed to the efficiency of the merchant marine ships sailing the invasion routes. Meanwhile the French Government awarded him the Croix de Guerre "for exceptional services" rendered in the liberation of France. In May 1945 he was assigned to duty at United States Coast Guard Headquarters. He was originally billeted as Chief, Supply Division. The following month, however, he was designated Chief, Program Planning Division. In August, he again changed his assignment becoming Chief, Budgets and Requirements and Assistant Chief, Planning and Control. On 9 March 1950, with the advice of the President and consent of the Senate, he was appointed Assistant Commandant of the Coast Guard with the rank of Rear Admiral for a four-year term. Effective 1 May 1951, with a reorganization of the Coast Guard, he assumed the additional duties of Chief of Staff. He was appointed Commandant of the Coast Guard with the rank of Vice Admiral on 13 May 1954, to succeed Vice Admiral Merlin O''Neill upon his retirement. Richmond took his oath of office on 1 June 1954. On 22 April l958, the Senate confirmed a second four-year term for Admiral Richmond as Commandant, effective on1June 1958. Effective June 1, 1960, Richmond was appointed to the rank of full Admiral by the President with confirmation from the Senate. He was active in international affairs, particularly in maritime issues. In January 1959 he was a principal delegate to the First Assembly of the Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO). He also represented the United States on four other occasions as head of the US delegation to the Maritime Safety Committee of IMCO. He also headed the US delegation to the Safety of Life at Sea Convention in London in 1960. For this service he was presented the Distinguished Service Medal. In 1961 he was delegate to the Second Assembly meeting of IMCO. Admiral Richmond also served as president of the 1960 Sixth International Lighthouse Conference and president of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Lighthouse Authorities. He was also chairman of the National Committee for Prevention of Pollution of Seas by oil and headed the United States delegation to the 1962 conference. Admiral Richmond turned over his official duties as Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard to his successor, Admiral Edwin J. Roland in formal change-of-command ceremonies held aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Campbell on 31 May. The next day, 1 June 1962, he retired effective immediately. For "exceptionally meritorious service" performed as Commandant from 1 June 1954 to 31 May 1962, Admiral Richmond received the Gold Star in lieu of a Second Distinguished Service Medal.

From the description of Richmond, Alfred C. (Alfred Carroll), 1902-1984 (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration). naId: 10678278

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Active for over 65 years in his chosen profession of forest entomology, Hector Richmond was a well-known and highly respected forester, researcher, administrator, and consultant. He worked for the Canadian government and then as a consultant to the Council of Forest Industries of B.C. His greatest contribution to the field was his work on the control of the ambrosia beetle.

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General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. INAUGURAL CEREMONY 1961

Title: General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. INAUGURAL CEREMONY 1961

1) CU Pershing missile on armored vehicle passing along parade route. G2) CU Nike passing.3) CU Nike Zeus on flat-bed trailer. G4) MS Mounted Police passing on parade route. G5) CU Military personnel carrying various flags. G6) CU Boy carrying sign: "26th infantry Division"; boy walks alongside the band down Pennsylvania Ave.7) CU Float form Mass.8) MS Undt. military unit passing in parade. G9) CU Mounted unit. F10) MS Group from Texas carrying various flags.11) CU Air Force band.12) CU Wave unit.13) CU Thor Agena missile on flat-bed trailer.14) CU Hound Dog missile. G15) CU Minute Man missile. G16) CU X-15 on trailer. G17) CU Texas school band.18) CU Large drum with words "Longhorn Band", followed by members on horses. G19) MS Buffalo and rider galloping along in parade.20) CU College band and majorettes. G21) CU Majorettes in short white skirts, red blouses. G22) CU Float commemorating V. Pres. Johnson. G23) CU Boy Scout at the salute.24) CU Hounted Police moving along parade route. G25) MS Large group of indians in war dress.26) MS ROBERT KENNEDY in official car; MRS WOODROW WILSON and MRS F.D. ROOSEVELT riding in parade. G27) CU Official car with GEN THOMAS WHITE.28) CU ADM ALTRED C. RICHMOND in official car, followed by other VIP"s.29) MS Fife and Drum Corps; men are in colonial dress and followed by Colonial Color Guard.30) CU USA battle group.31) CU Military band. G32) CU USA military cadets. G33) LS Members of military units.34) SU Two men sitting on curb, huddled in blankets. G35) MS Military Academy band. G36) CU Band passing along parade route.37) CU Float saluting Caroline Kennedy; sign: "Our Childrens Future".38) CU Military school group.39) CU Group with bear skin hats and colorful uniforms.40) CU Maryland float.41) CU Two Boy Scouts watching parade.42) CU Expressions on faces of spectators.43) CU Two elderly women huddled in blankets.44) CU Younger spectators. G

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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 1860 - 1985. Motion Picture Films from the Army Library Copy Collection. 1964 - 1980. Inaugaration of President John F. Kennedy, Washington, D. C.

Title: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 1860 - 1985. Motion Picture Films from the Army Library Copy Collection. 1964 - 1980. Inaugaration of President John F. Kennedy, Washington, D. C.

LS, empty spectator stands. Presidential motorcade leaving White House for inaugural. LSs, Police Chief's car and police motorcycle platoon in "V" formation. MLS, Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin passes in car. US Army band and troops from the 1st Battle Group, 3d US Inf, parade past. FS, President's car with Pres. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy and Senator JJ Sparkman of Ala. The President stands and acknowledges applause. Cars with Mrs. Johnson and daughters, President Harry S. Truman and family. HS, massed Colors of States and Territories. Cars of the President' s Cabinet Members and Sen. Mike Mansfield. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy waves from car. Cars with the Joint Chiefs of Staff including Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Gen. Thomas D. White, Gen. David M. Shoup, Admiral Alfred E. Richmond. The President and Mrs. Kennedy take their places in reviewing stand. Joseph F. Kennedy seated at left. MS, US Marines passing Presidential box.

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Records of U.S. Air Force Commands, Activities, and Organizations. 1900 - 2003. Moving Images Relating to Military Aviation Activities. 1947 - 1984. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY

Title: Records of U.S. Air Force Commands, Activities, and Organizations. 1900 - 2003. Moving Images Relating to Military Aviation Activities. 1947 - 1984. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY

Summary: Coverage of the inauguration of John F. Kennedy as US President at the Capitol Building and the inaugural parade. Reel 1: MLS of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Vice President Richard Nixon, Vice President Elect Lyndon B. Johnson and President Elect John F. Kennedy arriving on the inaugural platform. 231': MLS to MS of VIPs on the inaugural platform including President Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Chief Justice Earl Warren, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Johnson, Vice President Nixon and Lyndon Johnson. 266': MS to MLS Cardinal Richard Cushing giving the invocation and Marian Anderson singing the national anthem. 594': Total footage in reel. Reel 2: MS to MLS of London Johnson taking oath of office as Vice President of the United states. 84': MS to MLS Chief Justice Earl Warren giving presidential oath of office to John F. Kennedy and President Kennedy delivering inaugural address. 964': Total footage in reel. MS to MLS President John F. Kennedv completing inaugural address. 142': MS to MLS of benediction by Rabbi Nelson Glueck, President and Mrs. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Eisenhower, Vice President Johnson and Mr. Nixon leaving the inaugural platform. 633': Total footage in reel. Reel 4: MSs of arrival of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Senator John Sparkman and Representative Sam Rayburn at the White House where they are greeted by Pres. Eisenhower. 51': MSs of Vice President Nixon. Lyndon Johnson. Pres. and Mrs. Eisenhower Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Senator John Sparkman and representative Sam Rayburn leaving White House for inauguration ceremonies. 95': LS, MS & MCUs of convoy of official cars leaving the White House for the Capitol Building. 316': Scene of the inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol Building showing Pres. Kennedy delivering address and spectators and officials taking places on the platform. 684': Scenes of Pres. Kennedy delivering address and Marine Corps band playing. 777': LS & MLS of spectators leaving and the ceremonies on the inaugural platform. 953': Total footage in reel. Reel 5: Personalities riding in open cars in the inaugural parade include Pres. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy; Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General; J. Edward Day, Postmaster General; Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of the Interior; Sen. John Sparkman; Earl Warren, Chief Justice; Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Truman; Luther H. Hodges, Secretary of Commerce; Arthur J. Goldberg, Secretary of Labor; Abraham A. Ribicoff, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare; Mrs. Woodrow Wilson; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt; Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, Chief of Naval Operations; Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Force Chief of Staff; Adm. Alfred G. Richmond; Sen. Carl Hayden; Mrs. John Sparkman; Mrs. W. A. Thomas; Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire; Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin; Gov. Matthew E. Welsh of Indiana; Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York; Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan; Mrs. Alben W. Barkley; Mrs. Nicholas Longworth; Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of Defense; C. Douglas Dillon, Secretary of Treasury; Dean Rusk, Secretary of State; Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana; Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff; Gen. David M. Shoup, USMC and Vice President Johnson's daughters, Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines. 898': Total footage in reel. Reel 6: MLS & MS arrival and departure of VIPs at the inaugural platform. 177': MLS & MS swearing in ceremonies and receiving line for President Kennedy's cabinet consisting of; Dean Rusk, Secretary of State; C. Douglas Dillon, Secretary of Treasury; Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of Defense; Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General; Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of Interior; J. Edward Day, Postmaster General; Orville L. Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture; Luther H. Hodges, Secretary of Commerce; Arthur J. Goldberg, Secretary of Labor; and Abrahem A. Ribicoff, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. 499': Scenes of Washington DC policeman using portable radio-telephone and motorcycle escort at front of the parade. 801': Total footage in reel. Reel 7: Personalities riding in cars in the inaugural parade include: Pres. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Sen. John Sparkman, Dean Rusk, Gen. David M. Shoup, Vice Pres. and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Truman, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin, Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina, C. Douglas Dillon, and Robert S. McNamara. 183': LS, MS & MCU of US Army band and US Military Academy cadets marching in the inaugural parade. 615': LS, MS & MCU US Naval Academy band, drum and bugle corps and cadets marching in parade. 901': Total footage in reel. Reel 8: LSs, MLSs & MS of US Naval Academy band, drum and bugle corps and cadets and USAF Academy band marching in the inaugural parade. 607': LS, MS & MCU US Army bands, troops, WACs, tanks and Pershing, Lacrosse, Nike, Hercules and Nike-Zeus missiles in the inaugural parade. 893': Total footage in reel. Reel 9: Scenes of US Army bands, WAC band, 26th Infantry Division band, troops, tanks, 175mm self propelled gun and Pershing, Lacrosse, Little John, Hawk, Nike-Hercules and Nike-Zeus missiles in the parade. 770': Total footage in reel. Reel 10: LS, MLS & MSs US Coast Guard and US Merchant Marine Academy bands and cadets marching in the inaugural parade. 410': MS, MCU & CU spectators watching the parade. 827': Total footage in reel. Reel 11: LS, MS & CU spectators watching parade and inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol. 674': President and Mrs. Kennedy and Vice President Johnson watching parade from review stand. 898': Total footage in reel. Real 12: MLS, MSs of Pres. and Mrs. Kennedy, Vice Pres. Johnson and official party watching inaugural parade from review stand. 76': LS & MSs of equestrian, high school, military school and honorary military units marching in the inaugural parade. 874': Total footage in reel. Reel 13: LS & MS of military schools and honorary military units marching. 130': MS & MCUs of floats representing March of Dimes, Kentucky, Four Freedoms, Georgia, Texas, Maine, Communication Workers of America, Delaware, South Carolina, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, New York, Tennessee, Maryland, Ohio, Florida, Chicago, Alabama and Missippi in the parade. 944': Total footage in reel. Reel 14: LS, MS & MCU of high school, college and military school bands and marching units in the inaugural parade. 891': Total footage in reel. Reel 15: Scenes of the parade showing high school and college bands, marching units, man riding a buffalo, USAF airmen and band, WAF's, WAF band, Thor-Agena missile, Discoverer capsule, Round Dog, Minuteman, X-15 and B-70 model in the inaugural parade. 746': MLS, MS & MCU of US Navy band, sailors, WAVES, PT-109 boat, Polaris missile, Transit satellite, A4D and F4H aircraft in the inaugural parade. 889': Total footage in reel. Reel 16: LS, MS & MCU of Navy band, sailors, WAVES, PT-109 boat, Polaris, Transit, A4D, F4H and Bathesphere Trieste in the inaugural parade. 782': MS & MCU of USMC band and drum and bugle corps, Marines and Women of the Marines in the inaugural parade. 923': Total footage in reel. Reel 17: MS & MCU of USMC band and drum and bugle corps, marines, Women of the Marines, 1/4 ton trucks pulling howitzers and mule vehicles with recoilless rifles in the inaugural parade. 463': Shows 50-star US flag flying on flagpole. 481': Total footage in reel. Good-poor

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Title: General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. INAUGURATION DAY ACTIVITIES 1961

1) HA MS Overlooking the street where there are stands; men putting up bunting; snow removal trucks in operation. G2) MS VIP sedans moving out of the driveway of the White House; PAN of the cars leaving the east gate; heavy snow on the ground. G3) HA MS White sedan underway during the parade. G4) HA MS Large group of people in the stands; motorcade in V formation underway; PAN of motorcade. VG5) HA CU VIP and Chief of Police cars underway. G6) CU Overlooking a sedan carrying James N. Gavin, USAR, Grand Marshal and wife. VG7) HA MS Military band moving along the parade route; PAN of the band. G8) HA MS Army unit passing along followed by the Color; second platoon of USA men; crowd in the stands. G9) HA CU Combined-service Color Guard followed by a VIP sedan. G10) HA CU Pres. John F. Kennedy and the Mrs. in open sedan; the President stands, waving to the crowd. VG11) HA CU Parade underway. G12) HA CU Large sedan and other cars moving along the parade route. (SV) G13) HA CU Ex. Pres. Harry S. Truman, Mrs, and daughter passing. VG14) HA MS Military unit carrying USA-state flags. VG15) HA MCU Three sedans side-by-side moving along the parade route. G16) HA CU Car carrying Son. Mike Mansfield and Mrs. G17) HA CU Three codans, side-by-side, one of which carries Robert F. Kennedy and the Mrs. G18) HA CU Mrs. Woodrow Wilcon and Mre. Franklin D. Roocevelt in the parade. G19) CU Overlooking three sedans side-by-side; the first carries Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, the second, Arloigh A. Burke, and Gen. Thomas D. White. G20) CU Sedan carrying Gen. David M Shoup, USMC, Adm. Alfred C. Richmond; PAN of the sodans. G21) HA CU Pres. Kennody and Mrs. going into the VIP roviowing stand; they greet others bofore moving to their soats; PAN down to the Presidential seal on the front of the box seats. G22) HA MS PAN Color Guard unit, dressed in the continental military uniform, passing in the parade. G23) HA MS USAF battalion passing; rifles at left-shoulder arms; bayonets fixed; Prosident and Mrs. Kennedy viewing the military unit. G

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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 1860 - 1985. Motion Picture Films from the Army Library Copy Collection. 1964 - 1980. Inauguration of President John F. Kennedy, Washington, D. C.

Title: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 1860 - 1985. Motion Picture Films from the Army Library Copy Collection. 1964 - 1980. Inauguration of President John F. Kennedy, Washington, D. C.

Parade: Pershing Missile on full-tracked carrier, Nike Zeus on low-bed trailer. US Park Police (?) on horseback; unidentified massed Color Guard, 26th Inf Div. Band, Massachusetts; Massachusetts Military Academy, Massachusetts float, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co. of Massachusetts; red-jacketed men on horseback; unidentified organizational units; AF Band and troops, servicewomen(?). Thor-Agena Missile, Hound Dog Missile, Minute Man Missile, X-15 first manned rocket-powered plane. University of Texas group. A Texan rides buffalo South Western State College band, Texas girls, Texas group CU, Negro boy scout saluting. Cars of Cabinet members; Robert Kennedy waves to the spectators; cars with Mrs. F.D.R, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Gen. Thomas D. White, Admiral Alfred C. Richmond, Sen. Carl Hayden, Mrs. John Sparkman, Mrs W. A. Thomas. Old Guard (Colonial uniform) and band, Army troops, West Point cadets, Naval Academy band and cadets, brigade of Midshipmen Drum and Bugle Corps. "Saluting Caroline" float, Georgia Military Academy group, Connecticut Governor's Foot Guard, Maryland float. VS, spectators looking very cold.

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Richmond, Hector A., 1902-1989. Hector Richmond fonds.

Title: Hector Richmond fonds. 1936-1986.

The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, photographs and maps documenting Richmond's work as a forest entomologist. The bulk of the materials are from the 1960s and his work on the control of the ambrosia beetle.

ArchivalResource: 45 cm of textual records.5 photographs.10 maps.

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