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Line of Duty FrontiersNovember 2014 / Volume XIII, Issue VII / www.boeing.com/frontiers In the line of duty Boeing’s P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft Frontiers November 2014 01 FRONTIERS STAFF ADVERTISEMENTS Tom Downey The stories behind the ads in this issue of Frontiers. Publisher B:8.875” T:8.375” Brian Ames 03 S:7.875” This ad was created to demonstrate Boeing’s Editorial director Every branch. Every war. Every story. Today, we honor those who served appreciation and gratitude to veterans and will run and those who serve. For all they have given to the country, Paul Proctor we can never thank them enough. in The Washington Post, The Seattle Times, and Executive director more than 50 regional and trade papers. The campaign also will feature TV digital components B:11.25” S:10.25” James Wallace T:10.75” and an online destination, boeing.com/tribute. Editor Vineta Plume Managing editor Cecelia Goodnow JOB NUMBER: BOEG_0000_x0000 (Veteran’s Day Ad) Date: 10-17-2014 11:54 AM File Name: x0000_R0_Veterans Day_Frontiers. Scale: 1” = 1” Client: Boeing Brand: None Commercial Airplanes editor indd Output%: None TM: Kelly Riordan AD: Anne Marie Purdy / Gene Varnado Media: Print Color Sp: 4C PA: Laura Sherry CW: Ashley Sprowl Bleed: 8.875” x 11.25” Notes: None Ret: Karyn Bieneman GCD: None Trim: 8.375” x 10.75” Safety: 7.875” x 10.25” QC: Justin O’Brien AE: Jamie Barrar / Jonny Hoak Gutter: 14–15None PR: Pat Owens AB: None Folds: None PP: Kim Nosalik Vend: None Colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black Fonts: Helvetica Neue (55 Roman; Type 1) Diane Stratman Images: n1343CT01vA_R2_NewVets.eps (361 ppi; CMYK), Boeing_black_small_cs.eps Celebrating technical excellence SPECIAL INVENTION AWARDS selects finalists on the basis of technical innovation, degree of implementation, internal business value to Boeing, business value to customers, and licensing value to Boeing. Defense, Space & Security editor TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE. ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENT. and engineering achievement is James M. Barker James W. Foust Scott W. Lea Joshua A. Ross Danny Lee Beaman Marty Freet Ike S. Lee Michael Rush Martin Bieti Jeffry Garvey David Leibov Christopher J. Senesac David Bond Alan D. Glasscock Gary Lindahl David B. Smith Theodore Boyl-Davis Ryan Hanks Mark L. Little William Tapia the theme of this ad as Boeing Congratulations. Hien T. Bui Larry D. Hefti Mark McLaughlin Larry E. Toler Peter Hoang Bui Andrew Hooks Steve R. McNamara James J. Troy Junu Kim Ronald S. Carson Wayne R. Howe Mitchell Mellor Dario I. Valenzuela Our Special Invention Award and Technical Craig Allen Charlton Michael C. Hutchinson Michele G. Michalski Christina M. Vasquez Shane Cuda Darrell Jones Bill Motzer Ron E. VonWahlde Replication Award 2014 winners. Lyle Deobald James C. Kennedy Eric H. Nelson Steven R. Walton congratulates winners of the Nihar A. Desai Thomas J. Kennedy David Odendahl Daniel Wright Engineering, Operations & Technology editor Michael J. Duncan R. Daniel Kerekes Michael G. Parent Tracy E. Zimmerman Colin Farr Sook Kenna Kim Ray Rademeyer Barry A. Fetzer Steve Krogh Robert L. Reynolds Loren J. Fiske Richard C. Krotzer Richard R. Rosman 2014 Special Invention Awards TECHNICAL REPLICATION AWARDS highlights the most successful projects where cross-enterprise collaboration, learning, Len Vraniak and replication have driven productivity, growth, and program execution. and Technical Replication Mark A. Abramson William B. Grace Randall Jahren Mary M. Peter Kate A. Ackerman Christopher J. Gray Stephen P. Keeler Steven R. Precup Human Resources and Administration editor David Allsop Samuel A. Gray Kenneth A. Krienke Jeffrey S. Raecker Awards, which were presented Elden Altizer David V. Green Ray Kroll Jill E. Seebergh Kay Y. Blohowiak Jacob Grob Nicholas C. Lederer Karen L. Shyne Andrew Booker David L. Grose David S. Lin Timothy H. Smith Ralph W. Boy Teresa A. Guy John Maschmeyer Christopher Spindler James E. Brodhead Josh J. Haines Alan Merkley Paul Stavig Jr. Brenda K. Carlson Jeff Hamilton Loren M. Mitchell Laura A. Tobiason-Howe at a ceremony last month. Mike Carter Daniel Harrington James C. Murphy Jan H. Vandenbrande Beriah Osorio David M. Clark Fernando Esteban Hernández Stan Olenginski Cynthia L. Williamson Evin Cramer Alfons R. Herold Jr. Joseph Osborne Rick Wire W. Rees Furbeck Brent A. Hinckley Shannon Parker Ronald Y. Wu Shared Services Group editor Joerg M. Gablonsky Katherine Humphrey Craig Pepper 257245-100_SIA_TRA_Frontiers_Spread_Final.indd 2-3 9/15/2014 4:03:01 PM Eric Fetters-Walp Staff writer 60 This new ad highlights Boeing’s partnership with BACK TO SPACE, ART THE AMERICAN WAY. NASA to build the Crew Space Transportation, Katie Sheahan or CST-100, passenger spacecraft as part of Designer the Commercial Crew program. It appeared in congressional and trade publications in September. PHOTOGRAPHY 11.125 in. Bleed 11.125 in. Bob Ferguson Trim 10.875 in. Boeing’s Commercial Crew Transportation System will provide NASA with safe, reliable crew and cargo transportation to the International Space Station. The CST-100 is an American spacecraft that will launch from American soil. Boeing Photo director Live 10.375 in. is proud to partner with NASA in restoring a U.S. capability critical to a robust exploration program. 7.5 in. Live ONLINE PRODUCTION 8 in. Trim 8.75 in. Bleed Job Number: BOEG_BDS_CST_3170M_C_R1 Approved Client: Boeing Product: Boeing Defense Space & Security Date/Initials Date: 9/11/14 GCD: P. Serchuk File Name: BOEG_BDS_CST_3170M_C_R1 Creative Director: P. Serchuk Wendy Manning Output Printed at: 100% Art Director: P. de Koninck Fonts: Helvetica Neue 65 Copy Writer: P. Serchuk Media: Frontiers Magazine Print Producer: Account Executive: D. McAuliffe 3C Space/Color: Page — 4 Color — Bleed 50K Client: Boeing 50C Live: 7.5 in. x 10.375 in. 4C 41M Proof Reader: 41Y Trim: 8 in. x 10.875 in. Legal: Bleed: 8.75 in. x 11.125 in. Web manager Traffic Manager: Patty Lee Gutter: 0 25 50 75 100 Digital Artist: Production Artist: J. Levine Art Buyer: Retoucher: Vendor: Garvey Group PUBLICATION NOTE: Guideline for general identification only. Do not use as insertion order. Material for this insertion is to be examined carefully upon receipt. If it is deficient or does not comply with your requirements, please contact: Print Production at 310-601-1485. Michael Craddock Frontline Communications Partners 1880 Century Park East, Suite 1011, Los Angeles, CA 90067 &OLHQW)URQWOLQH-RE9HU$'% Web designer &\DQ 0DJHQWD <HOORZ %ODFN Lynn Hesby Web developer Tina Skelley Information technology consultant CONTACT INFORMATION ETHICS QUESTIONS You can reach the Office of Ethics & Business Conduct at Email: [email protected] 888-970-7171; fax: 888-970-5330; website: ethics.whq.boeing.com. Mailing Boeing Frontiers address: MC: 5003-0983 IAM PROMOTIONS 100 North Riverside Plaza No promotions listed for periods ending Sept. 26 and Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 24. Chicago, IL 60606 Phone: 866-473-2016 SUBSCRIPTIONS Go to boeing.com/subscribefrontiers.html to receive an email notification Website: boeing.com/frontiers and links whenever a new edition of Frontiers is available online. FSC LOGO 02 Frontiers November 2014 B:8.875” T:8.375” S:7.875” Every branch. ADVERTISEMENTS Every war. Every story. Today, we honor those who served and those who serve. For all they have given to the country, we can never thank them enough. B:11.25” S:10.25” T:10.75” Frontiers November 2014 03 JOB NUMBER: BOEG_0000_x0000 (Veteran’s Day Ad) Date: 10-17-2014 11:54 AM File Name: x0000_R0_Veterans Day_Frontiers. Scale: 1” = 1” Client: Boeing Brand: None indd Output%: None TM: Kelly Riordan AD: Anne Marie Purdy / Gene Varnado Media: Print Color Sp: 4C PA: Laura Sherry CW: Ashley Sprowl Bleed: 8.875” x 11.25” Notes: None Ret: Karyn Bieneman GCD: None Trim: 8.375” x 10.75” Safety: 7.875” x 10.25” QC: Justin O’Brien AE: Jamie Barrar / Jonny Hoak Gutter: None PR: Pat Owens AB: None Folds: None PP: Kim Nosalik Vend: None Colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black Fonts: Helvetica Neue (55 Roman; Type 1) Images: n1343CT01vA_R2_NewVets.eps (361 ppi; CMYK), Boeing_black_small_cs.eps TABLE OF CONTENTS FLEET 36 PERFORMER With nearly two dozen Boeing P-8s delivered to the U.S. and Indian navies, the anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare aircraft is proving itself in service. The program has changed the way military derivatives of commercial airplanes are produced by Boeing. Instead of completely modifying the 737 fuselage after it comes out of the factory, P-8 modifications are built into the fuselage at Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kan., before assembly on the Renton, Wash., production line. It has been a successful acquisition program for the U.S. Defense Department and will be a model for future commercial derivative programs, including the new KC-46 tanker. COVER: A view of the P-8 mission systems installation and checkout facility in Seattle, where Boeing Defense, Space & Security employees prepare the aircraft for delivery after its assembly in nearby Renton, Wash. BOB FERGUSON/BOEING PHOTO: Christopher Graham, a manufacturing manager in the P-8 mission systems installation and checkout facility in Seattle, prepares a P-8 sidewall for the installation of a cabinet. BOB FERGUSON/BOEING 04 Frontiers November 2014 ‘CHARGE’ INTO OFFICE 16 THE FUTURE 28 IN THE SKY Boeing’s innovative 702SP, the first all-electric Serving as ambassadors for the company isn’t in the satellite, uses a xenon-ion propulsion system that is official job description, but it’s an important part of what significantly lighter than chemical-based systems. Boeing pilots do when training airline flight crews on PHOTO: BOB FERGUSON/BOEING newly delivered jetliners. PHOTO: MARIAN LOCKHART/BOEING SETTING THE ‘ THREE HALLOWED 24 STANDARD 31 WORDS’ Across the enterprise, Boeing employees are helping Boeing veterans, who comprise about 14 percent of the find the best possible solutions to environmental company’s workforce, share stories of their service and challenges facing the company, industry and reflect on what duty, honor and country mean to them.
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