Poge Eight July 21. 1978 laturanlo board decides to hire INSIDE ... Voter Assistance Teams ...... 2 elpert on museum design .ork 4-Star Admiral Visits NWC ...... •. 3 The decisioo to hire a well-known job. A newccmer to Indian Wells Valley, 311 Swnmer Employee Jobs Filled ...... 5 museum ardlItectura! specialist to prepare Mrs. Amster is expected to bring welcome July 21, 1978 Sports ...... 6 a master plan fer the new Matlrango expertise on museum fWIctions to the Naval W~apo"s (!!nter Public Works Gas Station To Move ...... 7 Museum was annoWlced recently by the museum board. C1'I iN Lake Vol. XXXIII, No. 29 Ca lifornia Museum Board Hires Designer ...... 8 museum's board of directors. Mrs. Amster, who moved bere this spring This important step in the direction of from Washington, D.C., bad spent the "we rocketeel CIOIISIructing a new building in the civic previous three years working as a docent center complex of the Kern Regional Park for the National Collection of FIne Arts and, III Ridgecrest is the outcome of two years of In that capacity, performed a number of , ests conducted to determine Inl8Ishe study by the museum's building research tasks. An art historian, she also ammltlee. taught art appreciation classes for the adult ''Our study convinced us that the planning education program of Montgcmery County causes, wa,s to avoid, fuel pbaae is aJl.Unportant to the success of a in VIrgInia. new museum," Jim BaIrd, president of the ''WIth her ezpertise and COIUIections with board of truItees, said. "Museums bave Smithsonian and other Washington museum inlestion b, aircraft enlines IDIIIY speda1 demands in the way of people, we ellpeCt Ruth to be an Invaluable The often serious consequences of fuel refueting probes are not adjacent to engine lighting, sIoraIe, security and emIbit space belp to the Maturango Museum," said ingestion by aircraft gas turbine engines inlet airflows," Stull said. This con­ that only an apert can decide," be noted. Baird, who bas aJready 8ssIgned the and the means to avoid the consequences is sideration has been taken ..rious1y and bas E. Verner Jobnson, a Boston-based ar­ board's newest member to restructlre the the subject of a complex test series which resulted in certain configuration changes in chitect who bas made a speciality of museum's volunteer program. has been Wlderway for about five years in contempory aircraft. "However, given that bas hired designing _"""",s, been to the Naval Weapons Center Survivability other design considerations will often take study of FLEET RESERVE AIDS LITTLE LEAGUE - Henry Blecha (at left). president perform an intensive the purpoaes, and Lethality Division. Various other Ar­ precedence, there are a number of other programs, funding prospects, and ar­ of the board of directors ollhe China lake Little League. accepts a donation of $150 my, Navy and ~ Force Laboratories bave approaches being investigated to prevent from Art Trent. president of Branch 95 of the Fleet Reserve Association. The chltectura1 demands of the new museum. also been involved in fuel ingestion related adverse engine response to fuel ingestion," presentation took place during a recent Fleet Reserve meeti·ng, and the money will Jobnson's study will cost $15,000 and will investigations. be continued. be used to purchase some badly needed new equipment for use next season. include a master plan as well as ar­ Fuel ingestion is the passing of raw air­ Ways To Alleviat. Problem Support of activities such as liffle leavue ,Ire a continuing part of the provram of chltectura1 plans and a model of the craft fuel through the inlet plane of gas Some of the techniques WIder develop­ the Fleet Reserve Association, which is composed of active duty and retired proposed new museum. turbine engines. It can lie caused by enemy ment, Stull noted, are structural members of the Navy. Marine Corps and Coast Guard. The board of trustees' decision to hire IMPORTANT ADJUNCT TO TEST WORK - The high velocity air flow syst.m is action, by fuel spillage during in.f1ight modifications to inlet duct fuel tank walls Jolmson to prepare a preliminary ar­ CPO Club an important component of the Naval Weapons Center's Aircr.ft Survivability refueling operations, and during crash with materials designed to limit to tolerable chitectural plan and master plan report was "The Sounds of Country" will make its Test Facility, since air flow pJays a sivnjficant role in determining jet engine landings wben fuel spills occur. levels the volwne of fuel which can be ex­ made only after consideration of a number final China Lake performances at the Chief Coming .eek at COl to be topped response during fuel ingestion tests. The high velocity air flow system is capoble of Enemy projectiles striking aircraft fuel pelled into the engine inlet air Oows upon of alternatives. In addition, telepbone calls Petty Officers' Club tonight and tomorrow puffing out a 450.knot blast over an area 9 ft. square, or lower velocities over a cells which are adjacent to engine inlet air fuel tank impact by enemy projectiles. An were made to officIaJs of several museums night, George Barnard, club manager, oft br 'Iembership light' pam larger area. In this set up for a fuel ingestion test, a TF-30 turbofan engine (at left) nows can cause the release of sufficient alternative to this includes development of designed by Jobnson, all of whom were reported. is mated to an extensively modified A-7 .ircraft fuselage inlet duct assembly. quantities of fuel into the engine inlet to self-contained devices which can sense a reported to be bIgbly entbn.iaslic about hls The music group has played several times Three special events are on the calendar evening. evoke a wide variety of adverse responses. fuel ingestion event in progress, wam the work. at the Center's three service clubs during during the coming week at the Com­ Next Friday's " Membership Night" fete The actual nature of the observed (and now pilot and automatically take immediate Among sucb projects completed recently the past few months and bas gained local missioned Officers' Mess, beginning.. with at the COM will be highlighted by the Traleler, ill-prepared for driYing to some extent predictable) responses engine oriented corrective actions that will by Jolmson are the Mempbls Pink Palace popularity. "Italian night" on Tuesday at the COM and country and western music of Gene Bare depend on a large number of variables. reduce the likelihood of a destructive engine MuselD and the Museum of International Barnard said that due to a long-term winding up with the club's monthly and his band, and a country barbecue which on desert, found dead in remote area These include the types of engine, the response to fuel ingestion. - Folk Art in Santa Fe, N.M. contract in Las Vegas, Saturday night will "Membership Night" party on Friday, July (weather pennitting) will be served on the engine power setting, the amount and type In addition, tests will be conducted in Johnson arrived yesterday on hls first mark the end of the music group's rotating 28. I lanai. A preliminary investigation pointed to the equipped for travel on unfami1iar and un­ of fuel tbat is ingested, whether or not the FIscal Year '71 using modified fuels com­ visit to Ridgecrest in order to discuss with engagement here. Some new Italian entrees will be on the The menu will include cbarcoal-hroiled probability that the desert bad claimed mainlained desert roads - an extremely mode of ingestion is steady state or tran­ posed of materials which will serve to interested local area residents any ideas "The SoWlds of Country" will play from 9 menu TueJday night, along with spaghetti chicken, baked potato, salads, corn on the another victim last week when NWC guard dangerous Wldertaklng, especially when sient er both, inlet air Mach number, fuel inhibit severe damage causing explosions. they may bave to contribute about the p.m. until 1 a.m. both tonight and tomorrow and meat,/auce (all you can eat for $1.95). cob, hot biscuits and rolls - all for the Vernon Daley discovered on Saturday the traveling alone. temperature and many others, as was The primary engine tested In the current building of a perman8lt museum here. night with the dining room featlrlng the nominal price of $3 each for COM members body of a man in a 1973 Chevrolet in a The car's left front tire was Oat, and there explained by E. W. Stull, project 8Igineer. series bas been the 'IT -30 tlrbolan engine Members of the museum's board of remote area of Randsburg Wash on the were signs that Zarp had attempted to regular Friday night prime rib and Tu:~,1~dbe~~~ ~:,!~,9 J;' ~~ and the ir guests. Results Widely Varied which powers various models of the CorsaIr trustees bope that the master plan to Icelandic cod dinners and offering patrons which has been designated "International Dirmer will be served from 6 to 9 p.m., and Centefs Mojave "B" Range. change the wheel using a crescent wrench IT. Simi1ar tests also have been carried out of be prepared by Jobnaon will prove a sirloin steak and Alaskan king crab Night... fomplete dinners featuring music for the listening and dancing From the papers found on the body and instead of one of two lug wrenches which be The results fuel ingestion events vary on the J~ and J-79 engines used in the A-4 frOID mildly degraded engine performance valuable asaiIt In obtaining grants of funds Saturday evening. Japanese teriyaki steak, Grand Mamier pleasure of those who attend the "Mem­ from auto registration records, the victim bad overlooked or misplaced. Skybawk, F -4 Pllantom, and on the J57P~ to belp IInance a portion of the cost of the Enlisted Mess Cornish galne hens, and New York pepper bership Night" party will be played from 8 was identified as Floyd W. Zarp, 74, of The lug wrenches were found in the car by to violent fires and explosions totally engine of the A-3 Skywarrior. museum. In addition, the trustees are The "Contraband" rock music group will steak willi be on the merru Thursday p.m. to midnight. Brownsville, Tex. He was believed to bave investigators, although Zarp bad written destroying the engine. Purpose of Most Tests amious to give local area residents some not play at the Enlisted Mess tonight as " Membership Night" bas been a popular been on a trip from Brownsville to Los with an Wlknown substance on the trWIk lid This damage mode bas been recognized Most of these series of tests bave been ~ble evideDce of the Intent to build in announced in the Plan of the Day on Wed­ event for the past two months at the COM, Angeles, by way of Las Vegas. of the car "Need lug wrench and water." He as being significant for a number of types of conducted at the request of the Joint crder to attract new financial support for nesday. Walt Schimke said tbat the group and another well-attended' fWI.filled affair Zarp apparently entered the restricted bad also written on the hood "Water... Bad. aircraft. Accordingly, a great deal of Logistics Commanders under the auspices this comDIIlDlty project and alao to place bad cancelled its engagement bere. is hoped for on the night of July 28. area from Fort Irwin. His car was not .. Water!' thought has gone into generating ways and of the Joint Technical Coordinating Group emphasis on the Importance of the Instead, the "Edwin Quinn Ruck Band" Reservations to attend can be made by Suggestions sought No water was fOWld in the car and no means to alleviate the damage done by fuel on Air!:raft Survivability and bave been donations for this purpose that bave already willperformfrom9p.m. until 1:30 a.m. A $1 calling 446-2549. water containers were discovered near the ingestion failure modes. directed at determining the tolerance limits been received. cover charge will be collected at the door. lor ways to reduce scene of the tragedy. "The very best method of negating the of these engines to the various modes of fuel In otber museum news, Ruth Amster was Tomorrow night, also from 9 p.m. Wltil Desert travelers are often reminded to destructive effeels of fuel ingestion is to ingestilm. However, as indicated earlier, Rummage sale to be plan their trips carefully and carry an extra recently named to the board of 1rustees, 1:30 a.m., the club will feature a return government costs keep fuel out of the engine entirely by the data generated in support of this replacing Ben Torer, whose resignation was performance of the " Blue Jeans ." (Continued on Page 3) requirement has caused substantial Interest The President of the United States has designing the aircraft so that fuel tanks and brought about by the heavy deinands of hls There will be no cover charge. held tomorrow by in development of countermeasures to fuel announced a continuing program to ingestion. recognize military and civilian personnel George and Andrew Prine, an 18 ·ft. tall, fwo· The dynamic fuel ingestion testing con­ ton Grizzly bear on a rampage in a national spay, neuter group for contributions which reduce costs or have ducted at NWC is remotely controlled and park scatters campers (and parts Of cam· a major impact on improving government A wide variety of used clothing in good monitored from a blockhouse which con· pers) abOut the landscape in a furry, fOrest operations and services. I version of " Jaws." (Horror drama, rated condition, household appli;mces, books and tains equipment for observing and recor­ Recognition under this program will be PG) other items will be offered for sale ding all important data parameters. WEDNESDAY July 26 honorary in nature - taking the form of tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the old Eleclronic instrumentation ranges from 1: 30 Matinee Presidential letters of commendation, " Star Trek" Two episodes Of the popular Kern County Building at 230 W. Ridgecrest ( G I · ALL AGES ADMITTED closed circuit color television / video TV series entitled " Spect re of the Gun" and plaques, and I or certificates - and will be ~.I"lIdieMfl IDvd. recorders to two independent digital data ( PGI · ALL AGES ADMITTED Ass ignment Earth." (Drama, rated G) in addition to any monetary awards given Contributions for this rwnmage sale bave acquisition systems capable of handling P•• ..-I, I GuicWn" ""9.n'" " Day of the Animals" (lOS min.) Animals under existing instructions. ., .. ( R I RESTRICTED gone beserk because of a lack of ozone in the FELLOW ALUMNI-In this rehearsal been collected for several weeks from those several hundred channels of data U"'"'" 17 flHtUirn .(C.... ,..II'."" earth's atmosphere attack a group of hikers photo of CLOTA's summer production. interested in aiding tbe Indian Wells Valley Presidential letters of commendation will 1· • •• •• ' " • ..,tor Adult GttAr4i.. simultaneously recording on both magnetic led by Christopher George. To escape the "How To Succeed in Business Without Spay and Neuter Program. be presented to civilian and military per­ tape and in solid state memories. hOrri ble, vicious attacks, duri ng which - Ret... '" .'.'Ii .... " __' :.,.l1li _ Really Trying," Tom Lehmann (at All money raised from this event will go sonnel for contributions (suggestions, in­ ~ Support instrumentation consists of FRIDAY July21 several h ikers are killed, some of the group ventions, or special achievements) tbat are :...... Climb a mountain, only to go mad themselves right), as J. Pierrepont Finch, into a fund that is used for making rebates oscillographs and oscilloscopes, various "The Night Child" (95 min.) In gathering beyond job requirements and that result in material fOr a documentary on diabolic art, because of the radiation. (Horror drama, discovers that one way to the bosses' of half the cost pet owners incur wben they real time digital displays and fast tur­ TV producer Richud Johnson's daughter, rated PG ) heart _ is through his alma mater. bave their dogs or cats either spayed.or first year measurable benefits of $5,()()() or FRIDAY July28 naround in-blockhouse data plotting Nicoie: Elmi, develops a neurosis which is Joining with Bill Altieri, as Biuley, neutered. higher, or represent exceptional achieve­ linked to her mother's death in a fire . She " Diamonds for Breakfast" Marcello direcUy from solid state memory. Mastroianni and Rita Tushingham star in Lehmann goes through a rousing .A.. U.S. Governmenl Prlnlil'lO Office : lDent in the areas of energy conservation, becomes abnormally jealous of her father, One.of·a·Kind Facility '"' 1I178--No. 135 especially cI his relationship with her this cr ime·related comedy dealing with chorus of "Grand Old Ivy ." A light­ reorganization, paperwork reduction, regu­ events when a descendant of the Russian The aircraft Survivability Test Facility at governess, when the three go to Italy on an hearted musical directed by Elena lation reform, or zero base budgeting. royal family comes up with the idea of NWC is the only faci1ity in the COWItry assignment connected with Johnson's work. Vitale, elOTA's summer production From : (Occult drama, rated R) stealing the Tsar's crown jewels while they At the end of each fiscal year, the best of which can support high hazard- testing of are on display in an English castle. (Comedy, will open at the Burroughs High School PLACE SATURDAY JUly 22 the contributions recognized by fully operational aircraft, with power plants " Hero Work" (114 m i n. ) Impersonating an rated PG ) lecture center on Aug. 4, and is SATURDAY July 2' STAMP Presidential letters of commendation operating at full power and with all other Officer driving an unmarked poHce car, scheduled for repeat performances on unemployed ambulance dri ver Frllnk Pellett "Pardon Mon Affaire" (106 m in.) The plot HERE during the previous fiscal year will become aircraft systems operational. Of this fi lm concerns a married, m iddle·aged Aug. 5, 11 and 12. Curtain time is 8:15 plays Robin Hood by robbing from the rich eligible for consideration for Presidential This facility, Stull added, was carefully. and giving to the poor (after he takes his 10 civil servant's affair with a model. A p.m. Tickets. priced at $4 for adults and Management Improvement Awards. percent cutl. Arrested by his brother·in·law miscalculation leads to a confrontation $2 for students, enlisted military per­ To: ENGINE CALIBRATION RUN CONDUCTED- Base line clata from undamaged designed to carry out high hazard, high risk between the civil servant, Jeiln Rochefort, The Secretary of Defense has urged tbat (the sheriff), Pellett spends the weekend in sonnel and senior citizens can be engines for comparison tater with data from damaged engines Is collected by testing tbat cannoi be done in expensively jail, but renews his " hero work" with a and the model's vengeful husband. (Comedy, each military and civilian member of the rafed PG) purchased in advance at the Gift Mart, (seated. I.·r.) Gerald Rogers and Tom Blose. as Ed Stull. project engineer ob· equipped but relatively fragile laboratory looney accomplice. (Comedy drama, rated Department of Defense respond to the areas and test cells because of the potential PG) to change without Medical Arts Pharmacy, Deboni's Ice serves their work. Rogers is the Iud mechanical technician and chi.f engine President's challenge by their personal MONDAY & TUESDAY July 24 &25 further information call Cream Parlor and the Importium, all in operator, while Blose is the high velocity air flow system operator. The photo was fer damage er loss to costly equijment. " Grinly" In this 'ilm starring Christopher participation in this program. Ridgecrest. taken in the main control center of the Aircraft Surviva~ility Tes' Facility. (Continued on Page 4) ).

Two ROCKETEER July 21, 1978 July 21, 1978 ROCKETEER Poge Seven China Lake Tennis Employee servi'ce awards Promotional Opportunities Club sets summer Unless otMrwise specified In tht N_ .pplications .... posltioM IIshd In tnis column will be .cuptaod from employee The following Naval Weapons Center employees have received lederal service or current HWC employees.nd Should be filed with the,.non named In the ad. All ott.. n dniring employment Linda Lincicum NWC length·ol·service awards : wiHl tM H.v.1 WHpons Center mlY cont.d tM EmptoylMnt.W ... Ind C"'ssifk.llon Division, Coct. Ofl. tournament dates Ext. 206t. Ads will run for onewMk .ndwill close.t 4:M p.m. on tIM Friday following .IMlr 'ppHr.nc:e In this cOlumn, un~ I liter date Is specified In tIM ad. Empfoyees whOM work history has not bHn brought up to The China Lake Tennis Club and Special date within HIe last six momtIs.re encour... to lite. Fltrm 171 or 1721n their persClftMlI.cIlet. Inform.tion concerning tIM! Merit Promotion Protr.m .ndtM rI.lu.tlon methods used In these promotkln.lll op,ortuniUes Services Division will sponsor a summer in the milly be obt.ined from your Personnel Mana.-ment Advisor (Code"' or "7). Advertising ,osllions In the doubles tournament on the weekend of July Promotlonilll Opportunities cotumn does not preclude the use of i11ltern.te recruiting sources in filling these positions. As part of tIM! rillting process. ill supervisor .ppr.isal will be sent to the current supervisor iIInd the 29 and 30 at the Cerro Coso Community most recent ,..evlous supervisor of ",ose.pplicants rilltecl asbasic.lly qu.IHied. TIM N,villl WNponS Ctnter is College tennis courts. The tournament is "The first time, I was .n equal opportunity employer and seMetlon shall be m •• Without discrlmiution for .ny nonmerit reillson. open to all persons holding a Special Ser­ The minimum qualification requirements for ill II GS positions .re defined in CSC Hillndbook X-III, white those spotlight terrified. I was sick most of forall WG. WL iIInd WS positions are defined In CSC H.rMSboc* X-lIIC. vices activity card or a Youth Center card and to those on active military duty. the time." By Dan Tikalsky Electronics TKhnid.n, GS-es.7 1 II " PD No_ 71l204., regulations and policies, ability to wor1I. independently, It will be a single elimination tourney with COde nn - This position Is loca ted In 1M ExplOSives ability to deal tactfully with people, knowledge Of budget a consolation bracket for the first round Technology Branch; Conventional We.pons Division, and f iscal procedures, knowledge of computer losers. Six events are scheduled, including Ordnance Systems Department. Incumbent ad justs and programming. What does a mathematician do that's excit­ superonic speeds in a jet fighter, hedge-hopped in a belicopter Nunln, Asslslant. GS-421..s, PD No. 714010N, Code ,~ men's doubles, women's doubles, and Willie l . Guise Harold G. Harnak RobertJ . Hoagland calibrates high speed electronic Instrumenta tk>rt for use In ing? Well, if the mathematician is the week's employee in the and raced rapids on the Colorado. 30 yrs . Fed 'l Service 30yrs. Fed " Service 30 yrs . Fed 'i Servke eJq)losives measurements; sets up and operates ultra high This position is located In the Occupational MedicIne mixed doubles. speed cameras and other test equipment ; Pf"epares Service of the NRMC Long Beach Branch Clinic, China spotlight she gets " wrung out" in a F-4 Phantom jet, flies in a Code 6221 Code 6221 Code 6222 Trophies will be awarded to the winner, A far cry from teaching "a + b equals a + b" in a stuffy diagrams and drawings of tesl setups; assists In the desiVo Lake. The Incumbent is involved In the emergency care of Cobra attack helicopert during combat maneuvers and shoots of test fixtures, devices and elec1ronlc circuits; prepares III or injured Na val Weapons Center employees, and In an runner-up and consolation winner in each classroom - Unda's job as a mathematician at the Naval the Colorado River rapids. engineering drawings for use in building and Pf"ocurlng ongoing health monitoring program for employees event. The entry fee is $2.50 per person per Weapons Center involves analysis of aircraft structures and test equipment ; uses machine tools 10 make simple working In h.z.ardous trades with haz.ardous materials. event for CLTC members and $3.50 per She also lives on a ~acre ranch wbere she raises horses and powerplants in a search for ways to imProve their mission prolotype lest assemblies, devices, and fixtures; serves as The Incumbent will maintain records Of employees trains half coyote dogs; and sbe hack-packs in the High member of firing team in tM setup anet firing of explosive requiring he.ith monitoring, schedule such examinations, person per event for all others. performance and safety. do Sierras. devices and experiments; as firing officer, responsible for patient screening, Including history and exposure "Each team must furnish one can of new, This means she has to know what it's like to fly in an airplane safe conduct of tesl firings , storage and handling of ex· records, take vital signs, draw blood samples, and refer Linda Uncicum, a Systems DevelolIDent Department - specifically tbe kinds of aircraft she analyzes - combat plOSive material , etc.,; reports test and experimental patients to the physician as necessary. Prepares wr!Men optic yellow, USTA approved tennis balls. mathematician, looks more like a mathematics teacher than data . Job R.levant Criteria - Knowledge of electronIc monthly reports accuratlriy reflecting number of patients Participants may sign up at the NWC aircraft. It's not too difficult to get a hotshot pilot to check out a Instrumentation, digital timing circuits .nd general seen, tre.tments performed, referr.ls, etc. Receives an adventuresome outdoors woman. gymnasium office, Monday through Friday pretty mathematician; but, the Navy says it's not that easy. control systems; knowledge of algebra, geometry, iIInd supervision from ttle senior nurse Offlc« anet ad­ Actually, when she was graduated from Northeastern State Before sbe could fly in a Phantom, sbe bad to go through tr igonometry ; ability to use common shop m.ch'ne tools ministrative guidance from the administrative officer of between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. All entries College in Tahlequah, Okla., in 1966 with a BS in mathematics, and precision measuring devices; ability to produce the Branch Clinic, but functions independently within must be received by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, familization training at San Diego. This included a stint in an electronic and med1anic.1 drawings. hisl her capabllities_ Job R.!av.nt Criteria - Experience she was afraid teacbing was to be her fate. altitude chamber and getting popped out of an F -4 canopy in an In emergency or treatment room ; knowl~able of ad­ July 26. Management Analyst, GJ..lU-S, PO No_ 7U2M7, Coda "I never wanted to teach," she said, "but didn't know what ejection seat at 7Gs. llS - Promotion potential : GS-' . This position Is ~ted vanced first aid ; basic knoWledge of siVos and symptoms Davk:l J. White Glen H. Gillette Harold O. Nuffer Robert l. Johnson in me Engineering Division of the Ordnance Systems of occupatlon.1 Illness: must have pleasant personality, else a mathematician does. I liked math so I took it in school. But the real lhrills were to come. Getting wrung out in a 25yrs . Fed 'i Service 20 yrs . Fed 'I Service 20 yrs. Fed " Service 20 yrs. Fed " Service Department. The Incumbent will re-ceive assignments ~ and be able to deal tactfully with people. St.tus ellglbles Swim team plans After I graduated, I asked myself 'Now, what am I going to Phantom is " a whole new set of feelings," Linda said. Code 3814 Code 3352 Code 3913 Code 3333 training leading to lnetependent performance of Ihe will be considered. do?'" following duties: plan .nd coordinate data acquisition File .ppllcations for .....bove wltn TiN Rockd... , " Airliners are one thing, fighter planes another!" concerning department f.cllltles, equ ipment. iIInd Bldg. 34, Rm. 206, Ph. 167" 272l. anniversary banquet She discovered that there were lots of things a macflinery used in research, development, fabric. ti on , EI.ctronlcs Technicl'n, OS-IU-I I "11, PD Nos. mathematican could do at China Lake - both on and off the job Introduced to combat maneuvers and testing; determine time-and-eost effective methods of 11l...... 1 7135041N / 713M»N, Coca. lSSl - Applications - when sbe began worlting bere shortly after ber graduation. f.cilities man~ent ; analyze facilities I equipment will be accepted from both NWC employees and status July 3 J at COM pool Her two fligbts in the front seat of an F -4 were intended to needs and requirements to determine maintenance or elioibles_ This position Is located in the ThrHt Radar "I was raised in lush country with lakes, rivers and trees, so introduced her to - in training manual jargon - an "air replac~t projects; recommend management actions Evaluat ion I Development Branch, Countermeasures The Indian Wells Valley Swim Team will when I first saw Cbina Lake I was shocked. It looked horrible regarding .cquls ltlon, use, maintenance or replacement Of Division, Electronic Warfare Department, with duty combat maneuvering environment." This meant Cuban half­ facilities and equipment ; Pf"epare and preMOt wrltten.,M\d station In the Randsburg Wash Test Area. CUties are hold a 20th anniversary hanquet at the to me. But now I adore it; I love the desert. Within six months I as, snap rolls, full loops, sustained 6-G pull turns and breaking oral reports of findings. Jeb .Myant Crl..,.le - Ability to operating, aligning, calibrating and repairing one.of-a­ Commissioned Officers' Mess pool Monday, was totally addicted," she said. the sound barrier. perform systematic analysiS .nd to draw sound con­ kind threat radar systems th.t are used in the July 3!. Linda was horn and raised in Muskogee, Okla., and had clusions; ability to communicate clurly and effectiWly, test / evaluation Of electronic warfare and aSSOC iated As a bonus, one of the jets lost a hydraulic system and its both orally and In writing ; ability to de.1 t.c"ully and optic.11 eJectro.optic.1 devices and taclics. An Incumbent The event will begin at 5 p.m. with a always lived in the city; however, as a cbild she bad a bl'1!kes, giving Unda the "opportunity" to experience an effectively with all levels Of NWC persor.n.l ; demon. must establish and malnt.ln compatible electronic In · children's swimming e:-1 lead games last week to emerge as the 1978 new Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy make up two percent of the Navy's officer as both teams posted one-sided victories in after two innings of play, but the Zephyrs, champions in the Minor Division of the would be appointed to direct equal 0p­ force and said the percentage was in­ the only games they played last week. who had scored 1 run in the second, added 3 Olina Lake Little League. portunity efforts. creasing slowly. Of black officers in the SPORTS The Time Out team led by the &-hit pit­ more in the fourth and another in the fifth In a game which decided the winner of the "Some of the trends and some of the Navy, four are flag officers and 22 others fill ching of Gina LaMarca, blasted JD's 24-7, specific accomplishments encourage me, Recreation Round-up inning to knot the count at 5-S. first half of the season in the Minor Division, command or executive officer billets. while the Merchants overwhelmed Frisbee, The Homesteaders picked up 2 more runs the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 13-7. In but there are some problem areas where Problems noted were: 3U. in the sixth inning and shut off any further the battle for the second half title, the fina1 you and I will need to work harder," "We are not making comparable strides China Lake tennis Pam McDonald was the leading hitter for scoring by the Zephyrs to win by a final outcome was Pirates 14, White Sox 5. Secretary Claytor told a convention of the elsewhere in minority communities, courts to be closed the Time Out squad with 5 hits in 6 trips to score of 7-5. During the Pirates win over the Car­ National Naval Officers Association on July especially the Hispanic community. We are the plate. Her night's work included 2 home Homestead's leading hitters were Kelvin dinals, the division champs were led by 8. working 00 solutions," he said. lor resurfacing runs, 5 runs scored and 6 RBis. McSwain, wbose 3 hits in 4 times at bat Robert Black and Pat Vacca, who tallied 3 " In order to underline my stroog com­ Other problem areas are low applications Others whose hatting power played a part included a home run and two scores; runs each, and by Brian Lioyd, who had 3 mitment to equal opportunity, I have for the Naval Academy and NROTC from The China Lake telUlis courts will be in the Time Out team's lopsided win were Glenn Polk, who was 3 for 3 and scored a hits. decided to reorganize and establish the black high school students, and a sbortage closed for resurfacing beginning on Mon­ Myrna Martin, whose 3 hits in 3 times at bat run; and Bill Sizemore, 2 for 4. Sizemore Pitchers Do Well Navy's Equal Opportunity Program as a of senior black women officers. day, July 24, and continuing through included two 3-base blows, and Gina doubled and scored a run. Pirate pitchers Vacca and Scott single entity... and to create an upgraded He interpreted the Supreme Court's Friday, Aug. 11. LaMarca, who was 3 for 4 in the hitting Steve Mendenhall led the Zephyrs in the Schroeder allowed just 2 hits between them, new positioo of Deputy Assistant Secretary recent decision in the Bakke case as leaving The Recreation Branch of the Special 4 STAR ADMIRAL VISITS NWC - Here Monot.y lor briefings on a wide range of department (on a double and 2 singles), hitting department with a 3-for-3 per­ but issued 11 bases on halls. of the Navy for Equal Opportunity," he the legality of major Navy military and Services Division is sorry about the short current technical programs being carried out at the Naval Weapons Center was scored 4 runs and was credited with 5 RBis. fonnance whicb included a double, a triple A triple by Black with the bases loaded said. civilian Affirmative Action Programs notice and any inconvenience to local tennis Admiral A. J. Whittle, Jr., Chief of Nnal Material (deslg""le). Admiral Whittle Results of other Women's Dlvlsioo games and two runs scored. was the big hit of the game for the Pirates in Specific goals include 12 percent blacks in unchallenged. He noted that the govern­ players which this may cause. (in center) is shown above listening to a report on the Surf.ce-Launched Unit, Fuel played last week were Flower Shop 9, esc 3, In other games played by these two teams their 14-5 win over the White Sox. Black also the Navy compared to the present 8.6 ment must be very careful not to allow the Air Explosive (SLU-FAE) given by Larry Josephson (at right), the FAE II SWim Exercise Class and JD's 28, Charlie Brown 20. singled and drew a walk in two other trips to percent. He ssid that the percentage is Bakke decision to be used as a pretext for (Continued on Page 7) technical manager in the Ordnance Systems Department's Conventional Weapons Another series of swimming exercise the plate in this game. increasing each year with the latest lessening the Federal Government's sup­ Division. SLU-FAE is 0 weapon developed by the Army lor use in breoching a path classes for women will begin on Tuesday Lioyd, wbo was the winning pitcher for recruiting figures showing that 12.3 percent port of affinnative action principles. Little League all-star team through minefields. OIhers in photo are (al lett) Capt. D. W. Poyne, executive and continue on weekdays through Friday, the Pirates, aided his own cause by scoring of new recruits are black. assistant to Admiral Whittle; LCdr. S. R. Holm, the admiral's aide; and Rear Aug. 4, at the Chief Petty Officers' Club 3 runs. One of the 2 hits given up to the White " We have tried to ensure that all Program stressing Admiral J. T. Coughlin, Director of the logistics Plans Division, OIflce of Deputy swimming pool. begins tournament play today Sox by Lioyd was a bases loaded double by minorities recruited into the Navy have an Chief of Naval Operalions (logistics), who is slonding next 10 Josephson. Admiral The classes will be held in two sessions - The Chino uke Little Jeff Lillywhite. Lioyd also issued 5 walks equal shot at not only attending "A" School, need lor motorcycle Whittle also was accompanied 10 China Lake by RNr Admiral C. P. Ekas, Deputy from 9to 10 and from 10 to 11 a.m. - and the Lugue ilil-star team will and hit two batters with pitched balls. but also successfully completing the course Chief of Naval Material for Acquisition. instructor will be Carol WtIliams. ploy the OWens Volley all­ Farm Division Results of instruction," he explained, "Black salety slated Aug. 2 Registration is being handled at the stars in a game scheduled Two regular season games that ended the gymnasium office, and there is a fee of $9 to stArt at 5 p.m. toclily in second half of play in the Fann Division of Assistance oHered The number of motorcycle accidents that per person. the town of Independence. the China Lake Little League were played have occurred recently is of concern to the Naval Weapons Center Command. Swim Lessons Slated ~me No.1 of the Area 1 last week, as well as a playoff game to to Center personnel Registration will be held on Monday at the Lillie League baseball determine the second half champion. In an effort to reduce such accidents, a Commissioned Officers' Mess swimming tourney (between Results of the regular season games were at mid-day seminars special program is being planned on Aug. 2 pool for another series of swimming classes Ridgecrest and Bishop) Mets 18, Padres 10, and Angels 20, Cubs 10. Room 103 of the Training Center is the for all personnel (military and civilian) and was played yesterday their dependents who ride motorcycles. for youngsters 4 years of age and over. Steve Kaupp, manager Jim Means. • coach The playoff tilt which decided the second setting for a series of lunch-hour (11: 30 a.m. The instruction will begin on Tuesday and afternoon, and the winners haH championship was won 1:>-14 by the to 12: 30 p.m.) seminars. The program will begin with an in­ troduction by Capt. F. H. M. Kinley, NWC continue on weekdays for the nen two of these first two games Mets over the Cubs. This activity is a part of the Naval Vice Commander, wbo will discuss this weeks. There is a charge Of $10 per student, will meet to determine the Ray Auger and John Pepper tallied 3 runs Weapons Center's Employee Assistance concern and the need for motorcycle safety. which is payable at the time of registration. Area 1 championship at 5 each for the Mets in their victory over the Program (EAP), and is aimed at benefiting Other speakers will be: Participants will be divided into begin­ p.m . Saturday. Cubs which decided the second half title. all NWC civilian employees and military Lt. I. G. Erskine, Commander of the ning, intennediate and advanced groups The winner of the Area 1 The winning pitcher was Kirk Manley of the personnel. depending upon their swimming ability, and Little League cham­ Mets, who allowed Mojave Area of the California Highway the Cubs to get just one Dr. David Stewart, an EAP counselor, the classes (each 30 min. in duration) will pionship will advance to runner on base during his tw()-inning stint Patrol, who will speak on motorcycle ac­ leads a seminar on Thursday which consists begin at 9, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. the District 51 tournament cidents, hazards and training, and Capt. R. (Continued on Page 7) of lecturers and discussions of interest to and play its first game next W. Taylor, officer-in-dlarge of the Branch Reminder to Parents those with personal or job performance Friday night, July 28, at NWC team eliminated Medical C\inic, who will discuss the In order to be permitted to swim at any of Kevin Blecha Todd Cook problems such as anxiety, depression, lack the swimming pools on the Naval Weapons Rosamond. problems of motorcycles from the medical of motivation, or loneliness. standpoint. Center, children between 8 and 12 years of early Irom 11th ND How to shift one's energy from upset age must have a pool patch, and be ac­ In addition, members of the Motorcycle (anger, depression, anxiety or guilt) to companied at all times by someone who is slow pitch tourney Safety Committee will be present to discuss productive action is the subject of the over 16 years of age. A slow pitch softball team representing questions that may arise, and an excellent seminars that are held on Fridays by Lynn CPO Pool Hours Changed the Naval Weapons Center suffered two film from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation defeats by lopsided scores in last week's Lacey, EAP advisor, and Jack Chandler, of will be shown. The swimming pool at the Chief Petty the Desert Counseling Center. Officers' Club, which began the season by 11th Naval District tournament held at Port It is expected that all motorcycle riders, closing at 7 p.m., is now open from 11 a.m. Hueneme. The Friday seminars are open to all NWC both on road and off-road riders, will attend until 8 p.m. The China Lakers, who committed 17 personnel. this Command-sponsored event, which will This is being done on a one month trial errors in the outfield during the two games be held at the Community Center Cactus Tracey Gates Danny Grattan Steve Hersley LASER WEAPONS SYSTEMS DISCUSSED- A report on laser weapons systems basis. If there is sufficient patronage to they played, were defeated 12r2 by the Death on desert ... Hall at 10 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. Seabees from Port Hueneme in their first (Continued from Page 1) in the Navy and what the Naval Weapons Center's contribution has been to these (Continued on Page 7) A special door prize will be given to a tourney tilt. supply of water and proper tools for weapons was given by Werner Hueber during a presentation made Monday to Admiral Whittle. Hueber is head of the Systems Development Department's lucky attendee of this event. The prize will In the second game of this double emergency repairs to their vehicles. be a dinner for two at one of the clubs on the Navy runner places e\imina tion tourney, the locals were Laser / Infrared Systems Division. In the background are Rear Admiral William Although it is not known if Zarp had Naval Weapons Center. There will be more hammered 15-5 by a team from the Pacific L. Harris, NWC Commander, and Capt. Payne, executive assistant to Admiral sought relief from the sun inside his car, his information about this program in nen in top 30 in race Missile Test Center at Point Mugu. Whittle. -Photos by Ron Allen body was found sprawled on the front seat. week's ROCKETEER. entered by 4,000 Sam Goode, player--982- Promised Lands; the Origins of American Advanced Business Systems Division of HANDICAPPED YOUTH - Having Fuel ingestion tests conducted •.. the Office of Finance and Management. only partial sight hasn't prevented 4890 or Autovon ~ . Racism. His hearing loss is no handicap for him Robert Wise, who will be entering his (Continued from Page 1) Naval Air Propulsion Center, Trenton, when it comes to pre~ring financial senior year at Burroughs High School in NWC's facility is the first and only facility N.J. ; the Air Force Aeropropulsion reports using a computer, or writing the fall, from benefiling from the which can support such a wide spectnun of Laboratory at Wright-Patterson AFB in Promotional Opportunities • I • • softwllre programs. During the sum­ summer employment training he is high hazard testing without sacrificing Dayton, Ohio; and the National Aeronautics (Continued from page 2) announcement will be used to est.bliSh the promotion register fOr Firefighter, GS·0I1 ·SB which will rem.ln in mers of 1975 lind ',., he was a summer receiving from personnel of the associated optic.1 1 electro.optic.1 devices ancIlactlcs. All sophistication in data acquisition and other and Space Administration's Lewis effect unfll J.nuary 1979. CINEMA MAJOR - David Kellogg, a incumbent receives extensive tr.lnlng In radlir oper.tlon. employee in the Engineering Depart· Syslems Development Deportment's Fit. .ppllcatlons f1:Ir the .bov. with ct~orlott. instrumentation. Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and the test equipment.nd rad.r circuitry, both formal and on the graduate student at the University of Sieckowskl, ..... )4, Rm. 101. ,.... :1111. ment's Technical Data Division. Computer Sciences Division. Using II "We are generally set up to conduct job. to enhance hlsl her knOwledge of electronics . .... Ames Research Center at Sumyvale, Calif. Enginoerinl Tedlftic ..... G5-112·10, PO .... 1IlI02IN. Southern California, where he is R"'vant Crltwl. - Knowledge of basic electronic theory. support of Rear Admiral William L. Harris, programmable calculator, Wise is gwIfire testing designed to simulate COOlbat The scope of the propulsion test work Code :IIU - This position Is loc.ted in the Propulsion majoring in cinema, is employed this working knowtedge: Of circuitry used in radar subsyst~s ; Research Br.nch, Aerothermochemlstry Division Of the NWC Commander, who has pushed for shown developing a program thaI will conditioos during which we subject the being undertaken ranges from fuel troubf~ting experience with electronic circuitry; summer as a motion picture production Researd'l Department. tncumbent Is the technlci.n on maximizing swnmer employment 0p­ generate the calibration coeHicients experience USing basic test equipment. such .s aircraft I subaystem target to various ingestion testing and response of aircraft Mveral research programs Invotvlng combustion studies; specialist in the Film Pro;ects Branch multi meters, osc.IIIC1SCOPH. power meters, frequency portunities, this is the most dynamic and for the processing of data for any of threats. However, we are not limited to just studying confers with the prolect engineer os to what new hardware engines to warbead detonation to meters. Ab/Hty to t.ke direction. to work in stressful test of the Technical Infor~alion Depart­ or hardware changes .re required; dHl9ns.nd tabrleam productive program in years. The total of several projects. that," Stull continued. "Because of the the problem of titanium fires in jet engines. environment. to be sufficiently dependable to meet test ment. Kellogg, who is a resident of Los PHYSICAL SCIENCE AIDE - Cindy the necessary equipment; pr.res the setup tor testing, 311 now filling summer jobs is a sizeable imerent design of the facility can requirements, to cooper.te with peers. Promotion Bergens, who is majoring in we In addition, 'Centerites are looking at how and is responsible for running the test. Jolt ...... , Angeles and has a bachelor's degree Navy recruits will Potantllll : GS-10 Previous .pplk.... ts will be considered increase over the 119 summer hires in 1977 biochemistry at the University of evaluate aircraft I engine response to new electronic fuel controls for aircraft without reapplying. Criteria - Knowledge ot liquid .nd JOIld propell.nt from Washington University in St. ch.r.cterlstlcs, experience In design adapt.tion and and the 157 who were employed in 1976. almost any imaginable hazard or bazardoua C..... (DMTI. 01-:116-1 / 4. No. 1us.1N. Cede "'1- california a Divis, is II physical science engines can be interfaced with sur­ "0 f.bric.tion of labor.tory rocket motors; knowledge of Louis. 11M., also worked here as a shed 'boots' sooner This position Is th.t of Clerk (DMTI loc.ted in the The summer employees range from condition without necessarily destroying vivability-i>iased microprocessors that will machining operations (I-'hes., milling mkhlnes etc. ),.nd summer employee last yor. aide assigned this summer to the Microwave R.dlometry Br.nch. RF Development ability to interface on technlc.1 sublects with scientists young people of high school age to Research Department's Aerother­ the test specimen in the process," be added. enable the system to diagnose Its own Division of the Eledronic W.rfare OepIJrtment. The in. qualify for work as a technical aide - 11>­ beginning Oct. 1 and engineers. Promotion Potenti.l : GS· ll. postgraduate level college and university cumbent will ty~ from did.ting m.chlne, rough dr.ft or mochemistry Division. Her ,.rticular combat damage Induced ills and CIer1t-Ty,bt. 0S-m-l/ 4, PO No. 1alllS. Code :1144- stead applicants are rated and ranked Navy Boot Camp, now eight weeks long, Air Flow Im~ant to Tests handwritten copy.1I types of letters. memor.noa . students and faculty members. en..-". This position is In the A I C Weapons Control Systems summer project will involve use of the automatically take corrective action. offici. I correspond«'lce, reports end fOrms . Second.ry according to their grade point average in will be ahortened to six weeks and five days Br.nch of the Systems Development Deportment. The In the latter category, a personnel The test facility bas the capability of duties will Incltlde aM\IWI"ing phonH, pI.cing and scanning electron microscope in the incumbent will ty~ technical notes .nd reports, forms. college or university level studies, or upon effective Oct. 1,1978. Information Provided to FAA receiving long distance c.lls. receiving vlsltan, arr.nglng psychologist is working with Clara Erickson sludy of blood samples. As this photo producing air flow to velocities in excess of correspondence, interOffice memor.ndum, etc; receiYes for tr.vel , keeping timecards, sorting ond distributing their prior experience, since work as 'a The cut in length of basic training was 400 knots via the DASH (Dynamics Air Data alao is being provided to the Federal tetephone and office callers; receives and distributes at the Training Center, two biologists are was taken, Miss Bergens was busy with m.lI, and other office duties. Jolt R.. .v .... Crt1er1. - tecmical aide is not limited to college ordered by the Department of Defense and branch mail ; m'intains supervisor's calendar; makes assigned to Tilly Barling, head of the System - Hybrid). This is of great im­ Aviation Administration, which is in­ Ability to ty~ accurately .nd efficiently; knowI..oge of a differential thermal analysis test. She travel arr.ngements etc. Job .,-y... t Criter'--Ablllty to students. affects all the Armed Services. Navy correspondence regulotlonS and format ; ability to Natural Resources Office, and there are two portance, Stull pointed out, because air flow terested in determining how significant a type- efficiently and accurately; rell.billty .nd depen· worked here two summers ago---also as work independently; knowtedge Of gramm.r, spelling and Ms. Prasolowicz rated and ranked the Early plans call for the elimination of bas been found to be a very significant factor fuel ingestion may be in post crash dallllby; ability to mHi deadlines under pressure; motion picture production specialists a physical science lIide--but during punctuation; knowledge of englneeri~ terminology. ship's work week, alao called service week, telephone answering skills. Applic.tlons will be accepted Film of factor in determining system response to Ffr...... r . 0$.Ml·5. PO .... 12M014. (oeM 241 - This working in the Projects Branch the fires of conunercial aircraft. from st.tus ell9ibles. that time was an illustrator prepAring position is located in the Fire Division Of the Safety .nd as one way to accomplish the directed various threats, including fuel ingestion. "We work closely with aircraft engine In.. rcUscipllnary GS-flI1112, PO No. 11l1",. Code Technical Information Department. vu-graphs for the Graphic Arts Divi~on Security Department. Malor duties Include driving .nd reduction. Mess cooking duties which The aircraft fuel ingestion test project is manufacturers in order to keep them In­ 3142 - This position Is Interdisciplinary In any of tM In addition, the group of eight college and of the Technical Informalion Deport­ operating structur.1 p4,1mpers and any type: craSh fire following series: Math~a li cs , GS·1S20; Physics, GS.1310 ; previousty were performed by recruits will trucks, respondIng on ambul.nce cal Is as either driver or university postgraduate level students and of such compleJity that it r~ close to formed about our survivability­ Electronics Engineer, GS·asS. If is located In the A6I A7 ment. be privately contracted. Some adjustment maximum use of Aircraft Test Facility vulnerability findings, engine component attendant. Inspection of Center's buIldings and property, Simul.tlon Branch, Avionics Divis ion , Systems faculty members includes a recreation • nd conducting tr.ining classes for trainee firefighters. Development Department. The incumbent Is responsible aides) alao includes young people involved of the curriculum also is anticipated . resources, and the demands placed on the testing and proposed engine design Job RMvont Crltwti - Knowledge of loc.tions (streets, for the specification, design, testing, and day·to-day in a pilot program that was developed by Since 1965, length of basic training has ' facility in connection with this work recommendations and changes. w.ter distribution, .I.rm/ detection systems, buildings, operation of the A.1 Simul.tlon F.cility. This Includes Gov" vehicle wash contents / layout. etc.). Ability to operate fireflghting Joe Lopez, NWC 's Spanish speaking varied between 7 and 11 weeks. The most resulted in improvements to the facility " The bottom line," Stull said, "is the hardware and software development, scheduling, apparatus and equipment, structur.1 pumpers. craSh fire providing facility demonstr.Uons, and coordinating service se' up by Program Coordinator. Involved in it are recent chapge, effective Feb. I, 1977, itself, Stull continued. development of engine survivability trucks, p4,1mplng systems, noules, rescue equipment). contractors for m.lnten.nce. Job Releva.. t Crltwio - five girls and three boys from the Arvin shortened the training from nine to eight Because of the unique problems faced enhancement design criteria by means of Driving .bllity (proper use of gears. clutch and br.kes, Ability to develop computer simulation systems, demonstrated safe, smooth and effective operaHon of Transportaflon Dlv. area (near Bakersfield). weeks. when attempting to determine the causes sophisticated test methods and analysis, in knowledge Of FortrM1 and assembly I.ngu.ges, ability to , venlcles). Knowledge of fire prevention practiCes with perform systems analysis, knowledge of re.1 time A government vehicle washing service is Their work varies from clerical duties in The Marine Corps is planning to reduce its for and remedies to the difficulties at­ conjunction with convincing manufacturers regard to building Inspections and .billty to idefltlfy fire processing. Appl ic.tions .ccepted from st.tus eligibles. haz.rds. Knowledge of ref«ence sources; f/refighting now being provided by the Transportation . Michelson Laboratory to maintenance basic training COI1l'll" from 11 to 9 weeks and File applic.tions for IN above witt! P.t Gaunt. 'Idg. )4, tributed to fuel ingestion by jet aircraft, that they should take these criteria into knoWledge (knowledge of fire, origin and techniques Of Rm . 212. Ph. U14. Division of the Public Works pepartment. work at tbe golf course and jobs as laborers the Army is cutting two days from its seven project persomel bad to design and develop consideration when designing new aircraft extinguiShing fires). Ability to accept responsibility and Clerk·Typist, OS·322·4. PO No. 1000007N, Code 00 - The service includes interior vacuuming in tbe Public Works Department. These week schedule. The Air Force six week their own data acquisition system. This was engines." carry out assignments with minimal supervision. This (Intermittent) All status eligibles .re accepted - This posllion Is intermltlent within tM Office of the Com· and window cleaning on an assembly-line young people, who range from 16 to 19 years basic training schedule will remain un­ done by Robert L. Fowler, a ~ysicist in the mander, including Codes 00, 01 , 02, 03, 003 to provide basis. Except for the windows, vehicles will of age, are housed in a section of the Navy changed. Systems Development Department's cleric.1 support as needed. The incumbent will perform not be wiped dry. Computer Sciences Division. such duties as typing yorlous kinds Of correspondence, answ«ing telephones. opening, screening .nd routing The time required to complete the service Data Redudion Time Cut mail, maintaining files.nd greeting visitors. Job Relev.nt depends upon the size of the vehicle In­ CLERK TYPIST - This is the fourth Crl .....l. - Ability to type effiCiently .nd .ccur.tely, volved, but tbe maximum time for This particular system, which made it ability to deal t.ctfully with people, knowtedge of Center set year as a sum mer employee at the possible to reduce fuel ingestion data organlz.tion and policies. St.tus eligibles .ccepted. washing a pickup truck is 10 to 15 minutes. Naval Weapons Center for Barbara reduction time from about a month to 4 File appllcotlons for the .bo.".. with tittty River• • • kIt· The washing apron is located south of VanBuskirk, who is now helping with )4, Rm. 2M, Ph. 2121. hours, (camera ready, computer.generated OOCum .....tlon R.,...oductlon Me ...... ' OS-I"l·', PO Bldg. 01197 in the Public Works Department clerical work in the Fuze and Sensors plots) was designed, developed, tested and No. 11U1:11E, Code :1651- Position Is tnat of Section Heed transportation compound. The work is Department's Design and Documen· of the ReprOCluCHon and Distribution Section of the Dat. being performed by summer hire per­ made ready for use by Fowler in about six Acqu lsltion.nd Control Br.nch. TeChnic.1 Dat. Division, tation Branch. Miss VanBuskirk, who weeks. It is still in operation and will be Engineering Dep.rtment. Incumbent oversees the sonnel, which means that the service will be was born in the local area and was IEed extensively in future programs. processing , reproduction, .nd distribution of engineering discontinued with the start of school in the graduated from Burroughs High School test documentation for equipment I weapon systems for wttleh Stull, an aerospace engineer, is respon­ Na .... 1 Weapons Center has technical c09"izance. Services fall. in 1975. wilt be entering her senior year sible for and runs propulsion system sur­ provided by the section (including contr.cted services) A waxing service is alao available. Both at cal-State University in long Beach Include reproduction. storage.nd retrlev.' of engineering the wash and wu: Jobs will be performed by vivability I vulnerability activities with his drawings, specifications. and related document.tion; in September. She is majoring in co-worker Dean Bergevin in the Systems insuring IncorporalionOf revisions to same, prep.tr.tlon of appointment only between 7: 30 a.m. and 3 ceramic art. Survivability Branch (Code 3183) . microfilm aperture cards used tor distribution of drawings p.m. weekdays. applicants for technical aide jobs, assisted .nd other document.tion. and wrapping al'ld maili ng Appointments may be made by calling This multi-faceted test effort alao In­ materiais In .ccordance w ith applic.ble regut.tlons. Jolt by Melissa Dukes, who is a Co-