NWTA President's Letter - April 2019
April 28, 2019
Presidents Letter
To our Members:
Our Convention Plans for Dayton and the Museum of the Air Force are going well .
Only the transportation contract from Hope Hotel and the Museum to be finalized soon. Robert Welz has been on scene with much appreciated legwork for our group.
For the many members out there, this is an important year for the elections and future convention considerations. Please give input on endeavors of the NWTA even if not attending. Currently we are considering helping a family of a 2W2 who have lost their home due to fire.
My term as President ends in October. This gives me some time to work with the member who gets elected at this Junes Convention. To newest members, I say Jump into the “administration” “the waters are welcoming”.
Respectfully: Walter S. Sudol, President
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The Association (NWTA) is a nationwide organization of military and civilian participants in the nuclear weapons program during the years 1947 to present. This organization through which we, as free people, may unite to address the defensive responsibilities of our nation imposed by the many advances in aerospace and nuclear technology that have been, and will continue to be made; to educate the members and the public at large as to what that technology can contribute to the security of free people and the betterment of mankind; and to advocate and support military preparedness of the United States and its allies adequate to maintain the security of the United States and the free world.