Second Chief Master Sergeant of the Air
Force.
Enlisted in the Army Air Force in August,
1942 and trained as a gunnery instructor.
Served in European Command Headquarters
in Paris France and as a
Sergeant Major in the Vice Chief of Starrs
Office in Washington D.C..
Chief Harlow retired from the Air Force
in 1971 after serving for 26 years.
In a letter Dated April 28, 1997, to the
Citizen's Stamp Advisory Committee,
he wrote to Mr. James C. Tolbert adding
his support for a Berlin Airlift Commemorative stamp
He Wrote:
CMSAF HARLOW, THE SECOND MAN TO HOLD THE
HIGHEST ENLISTED RANK IN THE AIR FORCE
DIED JUNE 18, 1997 IN ARLINGTON, VA. AFTER
A STROKE. HE WAS 76
Picture courtesy: Air Force Sergeants Association
