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Army Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Noce, son of Lieutenant General (USA, Ret.) Daniel Noce and Mrs. Noce of Covington Farm, Sperryville, began a ten-month course in defense management Aug. 18 at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces in Washing' ton, D.C. A student at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, officers in the military services and civilian executives in the Federal government selected to attend the school. The course, which covers economic and industrial aspects of national security and the management of defense pro grams and resources, is designed to prepare an important group of the nation’s future dF cision-makers for command, staff, and management positions in national security affairs.
Col. Noce graduated in 1943
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