My dear Sergeant Boso:

It has been brought to my attention that, during the current crisis in the Caribbean, you have been of great assistance to the Organization of American States in establishing communication between our headquarters, the Pan American Union, and missions that have been sent to the Dominican Republic or other parties there with whom it has been necessary to enter into contact. 

Such communication has been of vital importance to the efforts that the OAS is making to bring about a cessation of hostilities, to promote the establishment of effective democratic government, and to meet the needs of the population in devastated areas. 

Please accept the expression of our deepest appreciation for the services you have rendered us, and believe me to be, with every good wish,

Sincerely yours,

                         

         William Sanders

Assistant Secretary General

Sergeant Kinsman Boso

W4NTR

Henderson Hall, Building N^o1

Arlington, Virginia 

Commanding Officer,

        Henderson Hall,

                 Arlington, Virginia

Dear Sir:

On behalf of the entire Embassy staff, I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the dedicated work of operator K. G. Boso of station W4NTR, under your command, during the Dominican emergency.  There is great appreciation for Mr. Boso’s tireless efforts in keeping families in touch with their relatives here when other means of communication were completely lacking.  We were fortunate that we could rely on Mr. Boso’s assistance.

Yours very sincerely

W.Tapley Bennett, Jr

Ambassador