Mr. O'SULLIVAN. A marching unit; yes, sir, and Oswald carried himself always erect, always gave the impression that he could be marching, that he may be marching, eyes straight ahead, head straight, shoulders back, so he impressed me as the sort of a fellow that would really fit well on the drill team. He seemed like he could--well, he even gave the impression that he would make a pretty good leader if he ever got into the squadron, so with this recruiting drive I asked the three of them to come out to the airport. I explained what we did out there, marching and flying on the weekends and so forth to them at school. Joseph Thompson and Oswald and Voebel all three came out to the airport. Joe Thompson stayed in the squadron, and Oswald came to one or two meetings, possibly three, along with Voebel. However, Voebel then joined the Civil Air Patrol at Moisant Airport, and because he was a closer friend of Oswald, he evidently talked Oswald into coming out to the squadron he had joined. Mr. LIEBELER. At Moisant Field? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. At Moisant Airport. Mr. LIEBELER. Right. Mr. O'SULLIVAN. Yes. Incidentally, Oswald--I didn't know this until I read it in the paper--lived only a half a block from me for a short time. I lived in Lakeview at 800 French Street, I believe, and he lived either in the 800 or the 700 block of French Street. Mr. LIEBELER. That would have been in 1963 when he came here to New Orleans? Is that correct? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. Oh, I didn't live there at that time. No, I moved from French Street around 1957. Mr. LIEBELER. Can you remember anything else about Oswald at the time he was in Beauregard Junior High School with you, about his friendships? Did he have many friends at that time, or do you recall? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. No; I believe he and I, because of the spelling of our last names, were possibly in the same homeroom in the morning, but I really don't recall anything. I don't recall much about any of the students at Beauregard or at Warren Easton. I sort of--I was an athlete, and we stayed away from the rest of the students. They had a thing that they kept us away from the rest of the students pretty much. Mr. LIEBELER. You say you were an athlete at Beauregard? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. Yes, sir. Mr. LIEBELER. What particular sport were you involved in? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. Football and track, and the same at Warren Easton. Mr. LIEBELER. Did Oswald, as far as you know, ever have anything to do with sports activities? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. No. Mr. LIEBELER. Do you remember whether Oswald and Voebel were close acquaintances at that time, or do you know? Mr. O'SULLIVAN. Only in that Voebel left the New Orleans squadron and went out to Moisant and evidently--or I believe he talked Oswald into coming out there with him. Mr. LIEBELER. Now you don't know of your own knowledge whether or not Oswald ever did join the Civil Air Patrol, do you?