Winter 1990, exceptional release

The Maintenance Officer Association (MOA) is committed to enhancing the USAF mission by improving the maintenance world.

Although comprised primarily of USAF maintenance officers, is not associated with the United States Air Force or any other

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Issue No. 38

Winter 1990

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Gen Henry Viccellio, Jr. became the HQ USAF/L.E in Oct of 1989. He was previously the TAC/ CV/LG, and prior to that he was the vice commander of San Antonio ALC. He is a USAF Academy graduate with a degree in engineering. He brings a wealth of logistics experience to the top Air Force logistics job in the Pentagon.

Gen Viccellio sees the '80s as having been good for Air Force-wide readiness, advanced weapons development, improvements in sustainability, overall advances in aircraft capability, and logistics-related safety. There are challenges for the '90s that we logisticians will have to deal with in an austere budget environment however, with the biggest being to s v . the progress we achieved in the '80s. While there's going on about lots of hand-all this, we need to remind ourselves that it's part of a very critical bigger

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effort' - to ' halance our national budget. AF and DOD have a vital role to play in this endeavor. We must come to grips with theintent of Gramm-Rudman-Hohgs and provide maximum defense for our tax dollar.

There are three keys to our progress. We must work together as a team and fight tendencies to pull in separate directions. Both our operators and logisticians are key to this effort. AFLC,AFSC, GSA, and the MAJCOMS must work together to produce the best outcome for the overall force structure within a welldefmed and supportable expenditure of funds. Reliability and Maintainability is critical to this effort to field a supportable array of weapon systems. A super example of this is the F-16, which is now operating at seven plus sorties between major maintenance actions. And M y , our attitude is crucial to the ability to do everything we want to do and do it

well. We must be sure the troops who ultimately have to make it all work are led with enthusiasm. We must maintain a positive outlook on the challenges before us. In the face of ongoing turbulence, we need to take time to explain the "why" of it all, Above all, we can't let our experienced maintainers get the mistaken impression that the Air Force doesn't 'want or need them.

Gen Viccellio strongly believes that the MOA and the ER should take the lead in the education and motivation process necessary for us all to meet the challenges of the '90s while protecting the gains of the '80s.

Everyone who belongs to MOA can be a part of the solution. We all should be looking for ways to make this association stronger and more able to meet this challenge.

Welcome aboard, General; we look forward to your leadership and guidance.

President's Comments

MOA Stat Update

-Lt Col Brian D.Grady

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Now that a new decade is here, we in the MOA are moving forward with a new outlook for our organization. Should the '90s be as exciting as the '80s, we will have a lot to look forward to. Peace in the world will bring changes to all of our lives, both professionally and privately. But throughout the changes, this peace still brings the challenge to be strong. MOA can and will be a part of this revised strength. Even more than ever, the MOA will provide avenues for maintainers to cross-feed, share, teach, and motivate each other. As the lead article in this issue indicates, our new leader is at the helm of many of these logistical changes.

Other MOA changes you'll see are a Command Corner, "I'm Not Lost, Are You?" and Puzzle Pieces. The Command Corner is where we will put articles fiom the command logistics community. We hope to get an article per quarter fiom the MAJCOMLGs. For this edition: TAC, AAC, and AFSC have contributed. We look forward to total support for the Spring ER. Also, starting in this issue you'll find an "I'm Not Lost, Are You?" survey form. Take a moment to fill one out and send it to us. As time and space permit, we'll include these in futureERs. The intent is to supplement the annual roster with a personal glimpse of where our members are and what they are doing. One final change will be the Puzzle Pieces. This section will feature articles from the Pentagon that affect all of us. The articles on the lOlst Congress and the Supply Wartime ConOps are both excellent articles fiom the buildmg.

These aren't all the changes. We're on a roll now and are getting ideas/inputs fiom you folks. The breadth of articles in this issue represents the flavor of what we hope to do regularly, with even more improvements. If you don't see your article, there wasn't room or it wasn't considered to be the right time for whatever reason. Keep the inputs coming.

A new decade, a new outlook. MOA moves into the '90s with full afterburner power. This issue is the start of a revitalized effort to promote the exchange of ideas and experiences among MOA members.

In the back of the ER is an important section that lists a variety of information including a listing of advisors and regional directors. These lists are out of date and show a need for volunteers across the maintenance community. If you are listed as the XYZ advisor and you are now at ABC, let us know. Please do the same if you are listed as a regional director. For any of you who would like to volunteer for the various d e d positions, just let the association know. We also have more than four chapters and there are probably some new presidents, so let us know who you are.

Letter to the Editor Reference: Lt Col Packard's ABDR Article Having been assigned at Wright Patterson AFB, I've been peripherally aware of the efforts by the Wright Research and Development Center to address ABDR. It's an area where much work yet remains. However, I'd like to know that if "ABDR requirements are taken into account before aircraft are built" as his article stated, how does this balance against the development of the Advanced Tactical F i t e r (ATF)?

In a trip report evaluation of the materials to be used on the ATF by the SA-ALC ABDR Program Management Office, it states: The characteristics of the skin preclude rapid repair in a combat environment . The materials used for the main structure are highly susceptible to fire damage. Welding is not possible because the materials stratify in the presence of high temperatures The aircraft would be almost totally unsupportable in a battlefield scenario.

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What it sounds like is an aircraft that will be unsupportable.

- Capt John A. Medlin

(ASof 8 Jan 90) 1988 MOA Income Statement Beginning Balance (1/1/89)

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RESPONSE: While ABDRrequirements are takeninto consideration in the aircraft acquisition phase, they are not the primary determinant in the acquisition of aircraft. It is probably not desirable to limit our development of new weapon systems to those which utilize technology and materials which we already totally understand. It should also be remembered that the folks at the Wright Research and Development Center are working hard to expand our ability to repair composite and other newer types of materials used in present aircraft and expectedto be used in future aircraft.

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proach is to look at the processes the unit employs to produce the end product. While the end product is important in this evaluation approach, equal attention is applied to the processes used. When a problem is identified, the evaluator determines the root cause and recommends corrective action. The evaluator is equally responsible for iden* good ideas and exporting them to other AFSC units.

The whole philosophy behind TQM is to continually examine and improve theinternal processes an organization uses on a daily basis to accomplish the mission. We will focus on evaluating established programs which directly impact the safety, reliability, and quality of supported systems. Areas to be evaluated include: the Quality Assurance Program, MaintenanceTraining Program, Special Certification Program, Technical Order Management and Discipline, SpecialistDispatch, and Maintenance Control Operations.

The new Maintenance Quality Review Program will evaluate the quality of maintenance performed and also assist in resolving problems that are identified. During the evaluation, the focus will be on the processes the unit uses to achieve quality maintenance within their organization.

The ultimate goal is to ensure quality maintenance in support of the command's mission where quality is defined as "a safe, reliable, properly configured aircraft at the time and place required to meet mission requirements."

AZaska Today We are grateful for the opportunity to provide an input to an outstandmg publication such as the ER. It's refreshmg to have a voice and a forum with which to communicate among ourselves. In the Alaskan Air Command (AAC) our maintainers are some of the best as demonstrated recently during deployments, exercises, inspections and day-to-day sortie producing operations. Arctic operations is our specialty. We even had one of our maintenance officers working in the Exxon Control Center in Valdez, Alaska, during the massive oil spill clean-up operation on Prince William Sound this past summer.

The challenges posed to our personnel are formidable, but then maintainerss historically thrive on opportunities; we can anticipate more with less money to do it. As we turn the corner into the 1990s we will be called upon to produce more sorties and expand our wdghting capabilities with fewer maintainance resources.

Our Arctic Warriors accept the chahenge as our counterparts across the Air Force likewise do. Together, we can and will make it work; we must, for there is no acceptable alternative. We wish each of you the best as the Air Force moves into the 1990s.

-Lt Col Harding, HQ AFSCILGMP

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Fiz I t Before I t Breaks lplBIB)

A New Look at Evaluations The Headquarters Air Force System Command maintenance community recently decided a change was needed on how to inspect our field units. With the push from DOD on the Total Quality Management'Program (TQM), we decided to use what we learned from TQM to implement a different kind of evaluation.

In the past, inspections were compliance-oriented where a unit's performances was graded based on their ability to follow concrete procedures in support of the mission. This approach assumes that if a unit follows regulations, technical orders, directives, etc., the final outcome will always be a quality product. It also assumes that an organization that does not comply with the same set of rules is doomed.

An alternative to the compliance-oriented inspection ap-

There is not a maintenance officer in the USAF who has not had to face the harsh realities of budget reductions, manpower shortages, and lack of spare parts. There is also not one true blooded maintenance officer who would admit they couldn't meet or exceed the prior year's mission ready postures. To help achieve TAC standards and make fixmg line replaceable units (LRUs) easier, TAC has initiated a new program called "Fix It Before It Breaks." This program offers new direction for LRU maintenance which reduces workload, conserves scarce resources, and most importantly, increases reliability of LRUs and aircraft systems.

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Just like any good briefing has three main points, the FIBIB program has three basic steps: remoe bad actors from the system, reduce unnecessary LRU pulls, and maintain LRUs at improved levels of performance. The following paragraphs describe each of these steps, starting with bad actors.

Bad actors are by far the major concern within the FIBIB program. They can increase workloads by as much as 30 percent. During TAC's F-15 Coronet Warrior I exercise at Langley AFB, 24 LRUs accounted for 18 percent of total shop visits and resulted in approximately 298 hours of maintenance. In the F-16 Coronet Warrior I1 exercise at Shaw AFB, 8 percent of the ECM pods accounted for 22 percent of total shop visits and resulted in about 390 hours of maintenance. It doesn't take a mathematics major to realize that finding and bad actors is a high payoff strategy.

To eliminate the bad actors from the system, TAC and AJ?LC established criteria to d e h e bad actors at the unit level. TAC worked with AFLC to select several avionics LRUs per MDS and set up a "closed loop" tracking system as a pilot program. AFLC and AFSC refer to bad actors as Pacer Actors. The unit asset manager is responsible for ensuring established bad actor procedures are followed. They will track the bad actor LRU from the unit to the depot and back to the unit (the closed loop) which discovered the malfunction. They also supply feedback and lessons learned to system engineers so they can design out the flaws.

False pulls or CNDs is the second area TAC looked at because they cause a si@cant amount of unnecessary maintenance effort. About 25-35 percent of LRU removals result in CND and/or RTOK actions at the intermediate shop. Maintainers must exploit the hardware and software tools available to reduce these numbers. Fault identification logic should be adhered to; if it is not good enough, then the logic should be changed. A TAC-wide traclong system will iden* and consolidate faults in troubleshooting logic.

Tradang forms, such as the type used in Coronet Warrior exercises can be used as a good starting point. The basic procedure is to find the culprits causing the problems, change the procedures, and monitor the results.

The final leg of this attack concerns LRU performance.

TAC first identified at least three LRUs per aircraft MDS having poor performance and measurable performance parameters. We then reviewed established performance standards and effective maintenance steps for those out of standard. This consisted of analyzing trends, tracking the LRUs, and implementingfixes for the LRUs as soon as they were out of standard, whether or not they caused a write-up by the aircrew.

Reliability and performance will both improve using this maintenance strategy. TAC will expand on this as we learn more and develop the program. Success with the improved LRU program has already been demonstratedwith the F-16 A/B Intertial Navigation Unit (IN') at the 58th TlW and the 388th TFW. The 58th TI'W increased I?KJ reliability to twice the overall USAF average, while the 388th TFW effort contributed to their exceptional bombing accuracy

and a first place finish in Gunsmoke 87. Do you want to make life easier in a very hectic career field and environment? The opportunities are available to work mmter and reduce the workload with the parts on hand. If you want to know more about TAC's FIBIB program, contact HQ TAC/ LGMDA, AV 574-7803.

- Capt. Robert W. VanGorder, USAF,HQ TACILGMDA, Lungley ARB VA

Electronic Warfare Aggressors - Capt Dan Brandt, HQ TACILGM Tactical Air Command (TAC) has developed an innovative program, known as Electronic Wadare @W) Aggressors, to check our Electronic Combat capability. Previously, the only means of checlung our EW readiness was to fly against the Electronic Warfare Evaluation Program (EWEP) range at Eghn AFB, FL. Unfortunately, EWEP range availability is extremely limited due to higher priority missions, so we've been unable to thoroughly evaluate our EW systems.

Enter EW Aggressors. Colonel Charlie Jones, former Deputy Director of Maintenance Engineering at HQ TAC, conceptualized a program where an EW Aggressors team deploys to a basse and thoroughly evaluates the unit's EW capability. The team is headed by a project officer/electronic warEare and an officer and several technicians from the USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center. Range specialists from Avon Park, FL or Saylor Creek ID (dependiwg on whether the deployment is to a 9 AF or 1 2 AF unit) are also key to the program.

In practice, participating units are identified at an annual scheduhng meeting, generally convened in August or September. A schedule is published (by message) to ensure all participants are aware of their tasking. When the team arrives on base, they check the EW pods (omaircraft) with a mobile in house built ramp checker to ensure the system is operational. The ramp checker sends out a signal to the pod which receives, identifies and responds to the stimulus. This is recorded and analyzedby the checker for proper response before the pod is passed. The aircraft then flies its normal mission and passes by a "backyard range" as it returns to base, where performance checks are accomplished by mobile threat simulators. There are at least two threat simulators and sometimes three which emit signals where the low, medium, and high band ranges of the pod are tested for proper acquisition, identification and jamming response.

lOlst Congressional Wrap-Up

by Lt Col Billy (Kit) Stewart Assistant for CongressionalMatters, Deputy Assistant S m t ay (Budget) Having just completed my fist budget cycle (FY90) as the Logistics Congressional Budget Liaison, I would like to take a few minutes of your valuable time to summarize some of the more salient issues that conkonted congressional members during the First Session of the lOlst Congress.

In addition, I'll comment on the current status of the FY90 Defense Authorization and Appropriation Bills and briefly highlight the impact of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings (G-RH) sequestration.

First of all, you are probably wondering why I'm writing about the FY90 budget when we are well into the new fiscal year and the Pentagon budgeters areputting the finaltouches on the FY91 Defense Budget. For you history buffs, you may recall that in the recent past, Congress has failed to pass all. 13 appropriations bills before the 1Oct deadline - FY89 being the one exception. This year, the lOlst Congress was true to form and frnished the FY90 budget legislation on Wednesay, 22 Nov 89, at 0430, just in time to adjourn for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

According to a recent article in the CongressionalMonitor, it was just the second time since 1965 that Congress adjourned before mid-December. However, given the fact that Congress adjourned a little earlier than normal, a number of events early in the year irnpactednegativelyon a delicately balanced bi-partisan Congress.

The first major event confronting Congress was the battle over the nomination of John Tower to be Secretary of Defense. His qualificationsand experience as the former Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee were not the issues leading to his nonconhnation. Basically, partisan members questioned his moral standards and thought his decisions would be highly suspect or ineffective. Tower's rejection then led to a reprisal by the minority members and the subsequent resignation of House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas. These two ethic issues were just the tip of the iceberg. Ethics charges against other Congressmen ranged from conspiracy and extortion, sexual harassment, male prostitution and an assault on a female Peace Corps worker to lobbying on behalf of developers and intervention by several Senators on behalf of a troubled savings and loan company. These highly publicized incidents were then over-

shadowed by Congress proposing a walloping 51 percent pay increase and the fact that Congress and the Administration were unable to make a meaningful budget summit agreement. Needless to say, the essentialbusiness of providmg viable legislation was postponed until late summer.

Once Congress decided to put the above ethics issues aside, they resumed work on the defense budget. However, as the Authorization Bill unfolded and both the House and Senate Armed Services Subcommitteesmade recomendations, they were largely in disageernent on funding strategies for key military programs. The AuthorizationBill was passed by the Senate in August but remained logjammed in conference until 7 Nov. The House and Senateeventuallyapproved a conference position of $302.9 billion. The bill contains compromises on several issues, including spendmg levels for the strategic defense initiatives (SDI), &-2 production levels, Peacekeeper, F-14D, and cancellation or modification of other large procurement and investment programs.

At the same time, the Appropriations Bill was facing the same stymied approach in the House and Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittees. The major disagreements focused on the House priorityto use defense funds to support domestic programs and the Senate's priority to basically support the Presidet's FY90 Defense budget. The Appropriations Bill ijnally'went to conference in late October where members hammered out compromises with the conference report passing both Houses. The resulting Bill passed floor action by wide margins in both the House an3 Senate on 1 9 Nov and the Act was signed into law by the President on the 21st. To finance government operations between 1 Oct and 20 Nov, Congress passed three short-term spending measures called "Continuing Resolutions." By not being able to spend at the projected FY9O'levels, the Continuing Resolutions, in effect, helped the Services face the fiscal reality of the G-R-H sequestration.

Since Congress failed to act on all Appropriations Bills and take the necessary deficit-reduction action to preclude G-R-H by the 15 Oct deadline, President Bush ordered the automatic sequestration by activating across-the-board spending cuts of more than $16 billion. These cuts were then spread to all specified appropriations accounts with

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programmatically by down sizing force structure and providing the necessary logistics funding to support that force, then our maintenance world stays fairly constant. However, if Congress squeezes the turnip but does not make conscience force structure decisions and expects us to do the same missions with reduced funding, our maintenance plate will be extremely full. Don't misunderstand me, I'm not predicting gloom and doom, however, I do believe that the O&M share of the FY91 budget will present one of the greatest challenges we've ever faced.

DoD shouldering fifty percent or approximately $8 billion of the total 4.3 percent reduction. Of the $14 billion in "real" cuts, Congress relied heavily on the in place sequester (1 Oct 89 - 7 Feb 90) of $4.6 billion to reach their target instead of relying totally on accounting gimmicks to achieve the necessary reductions. They also provided $2.9 billion in new revenues, $600 million in lower interest rates and $6.5 billion in actual spending cuts.

The bottomline for us worker bees is a lot less funthan we've experienced in the 1980's. The new decade is l o o h on a kinder, more gentle world and this means less .for the defense community. If future budgets are reduced

"So, are we going to have fun or what?"

T h e Supply Wartime Concept of Operations, What Will It Do for Capability?

by Lt Col John H. Gunselman, HQ USAF/LEYS For those who have not yet received the word, the supply community has developed a warfighting concept that will provide the necessary support to sustain combat operations across the entire spectrum of hostilities. This concept was initially developed by HQ USAFE and was recently approved for implementation under the direction of the HQ USAF Supply and Fuels Policy Division. It has been embedded into the Supply Master Plan to formally track the tactics that will bring it to fhition.

What's it all about? Well, first of all we want to operate in peace as we would in war to eliminate the training and learning curve disconnencts one could expect. Training in wartime jobs will be stressed. Nonessential tasks will be identified and deferred. Tasks that may be done differently in peace than in war will be identified and standardized so there will only be one preferred method. In those cases where tasks cannot be standardized, software will be developed to make the task differences transparent to the operator. In all cases, our customers will be consulted to ensure we do not eliminate any tasks that may be essential to their operation.

The meat of the wartime support concept lies in developing the Combat Follow-on Spares Support (CFOSS) concept along with mutual support and forward stockage within theaters or regions. The CFOSS will be a computer requirement to support the second thnty days of support and will consist of residual primary operating sto* (Follow-on Spares Kit (FOSK) ) deployed with the intermediate level maintenance UTC and prepositioned assets stored in theaterlregion distribution centers. Key to the concept will be

the repair pipeline, either in theater or through retrograde to AFLC Technical Repair Centers. Because we theoretically compute a large additive requirement to support a surge period, we should be in a LRU rich environment during the sustaining period. Therefore, we must not buy any more LRUs, but repair enough of the broken assets to be available to support day 31 and on.

Another important aspect of the wartime concept is proactive distribution. We are striving to develop the capability for theater commanders, through their Logistics Control Centers, to redocate assets in order to maximize aircraft availability. Once this capability is developed, we want to develop the capability to source lateral repair. We envision the AFLC DRIVE program lev* assets among theaters and theaters leveling assets among their units based on their relative priority in the war effort.

As the supply wartime concept of operationsmatures, we will continue to provide input to this f o m to keep our biggest customers knowledgeable of our efforts.

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logistics Officer Career Enhancement

by Col A1 Schmidt, Dep USRF/LEY at the request of General Viccellio at the Fall Board of Advisers Conference i:,

-2 We are developing a Logistics Office Career Enhancement pro. ,gram that will have far reachng implications for many logistics officers. The Fall 1989 Board of Advisers (BOA) session approved

the concept and a message has outlined thegeneral characterstics of the plan and schedules a late Jan 90 ALMAJCOM working group to be chaired by AF/LEY. The plan is based on the conventional wisdom that sees a field grade shortage of logistics o5cers plus too many "stovepiped" and narrowly utilized officers. The plan's goal, consistent with AF needs, is to develop better and more useful o5cers by steering people in the right direction at the right time to fill the right jobs.

To do this, we intend to minimize the emphasis on command and weapon system identity, expose as many loggia as practical to more than one functional area and in general, make each assignment count. We will not deviate from existing AF policy in that commanders will be inextricably involved in this process. Most dehitely, career depth will continue to come before careerbreadth. f i e AF/DP will implement and execute the process but to a larger : degree than in the past, the MAJCOM LG's will influence the outcome.

The plan has two elements. We plan to establish an annual cross flow program with special emphasis on the log plans (66XX) career field. Additionally, MAJCOM LG's, in conjunction with their DP, will annually review all command personnel in a desigwted year group. Here are some prelminary details.

To develop officers with a wider experience base, we will cross flow selected officers hom one logistics AFSC to another during the three-to-eight year period and in later years as required. In every action, emphasis will be on volunteers and formal training @$dl be the rule vice exception. Our specific tasking is to start cross -wowing 10 percent of our annual company grade PCS moves (ap$xmimately 100 officers per year). We will begin this effort in 'June 1990. In recognition of the special nature of the 66XX career field, we will examine the feasibility of increasing the cross Vow to 25 percent of the company grade 66XX officers after two -=\ours. We have further agreed to cross flow some number of enb e e r s (AFSC 26,27,28,492, and 55XX) in and out of aircraft ': maintenance each year. A proposed number is around 50 total. ' The second element of the plan will support this cross flow effort 'bthat each year, the MAJCOM LG,with DP supportwill conduct 'bee reviews. One will look at all logistics officers who have comleted five years of commissioned service. Two other reviews will ook at all officers after their year group has met the Major and Lt Fol's boards. This review will consider five documents:The officers . ?record, AF Form 90, career brief, commander inputs and guidance . %om MPC. The LG will couple this review with his knowledge of 'Air Force logistics requirements, and make specificjob recommen7 - dations to include type and level of assignment and geographic Breference (when an important factor) for each officer for the time ,Period up to the next review point. These recommendations will -: *e presented to the individual o5cer, his/her commander and 'IAFMPC for whatever action is possible given the constraints of " .&.existing personnel policy and requirements.

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There are plenty of details to work out, and over time, there will no doubt be refinements. However, the concept should benefit us all with the goal of institutionalizing systematic involvement of the LG's in loolung at all the officers in the community, thereby getting ahead of the requirements. It's important to. note that in no way will be circumvent the role of the commander or the personnel system. Rather, the LG's role will be complimentary and supplemental to the goal of malung sure, to the best of our ability, that we develop and fully utilize the right people for the right job.

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It's Your Turn Why Are We Having Pilot Retention Problems?

-Lt Col Thomas J. Powell 1

Perhaps part of the problem we have in retaining quality pilots is their frustration or unhappiness with doing many of the non-pilot things they are forced to do. Pilots do wish to fly or they wouldn't have become pilots. Perhaps having to do many of the "extra" jobs that should be done by a quality support officer corps is one of the biggest areas of dissatisfaction. No one has talked publicly about the exodus of very highly qualified maintenance officers and senior NCOs who also become dissatisfied as manpower cuts increase their workloads, lower their relative rewards, and threaten their very careers. (I'm talking about the seriously dedicated and capable people, not the hangers-on.)

It seems incredible that as support officer training becomes continuously more diluted, and crosses traditional AFSC boundaries, the core of professionals our pilots rely on has ever greater demands for more and more precise and timely knowledge placed on it. This ever increasing level of expectation cannot continue indefinitely. As the demand for accurate technical knowledge increases, technical training has become more and more generalized in many of our maintenance technical training courses. It would seem that training should become more intensive and specialized in order to deal with constantly emerging technologies and more complex systems.

As the support officer career fields become fewer and more generalized, a greater demand is being placed on senior NCOs to fdl previously company graded officer positions. This is a good decision fiom a technical point of view, but in many cases a dangerous one from a policy making perspective. What is the chief distinguishing point between an officer and an NCO? The fact that the officer is responsible to develop and implement policy based on the advice of their subordinates, the technical requirements of the task to be performed, and the political requirements of the officers appointed above them. An NCO is responsible to carry out the orders of the officers appointed above them, and to seek policy approval for technical solutions determined to be logical based on their experience in working with specific weapons and/or systems. The officer's responsibility is supposed to be general and inclusive, while the NCO's is supposed to be specific and inclusive. Flacing an NCO in a policy-malung position may exclude (however unconsciously) many viable solutions to problems because they didn't work under those conditions the NCO dealt with as a technician.

But what does all of this have to do with the pilot exodus?

Pilots have a golden opportunity to pursue their happiness without loss of income or security. How is that possible?

Airlines pay them to fly, not to develop logistical support for their aircraft, not to balance their budgets, not to form in-depth safety analyses, not to discipline a young airman who may just need some guidance, not to pull CQ or disaster preparedness duties. A pilot is in the Air Force to fly - if the pilot is properly motivated, also to fight for our country using their airplane against the enemy. A support officer should understand what the pilot needs to fight and win, and be empowered to provide it effectively. NCOs should possess the technical skills and motivation to employ those resources they have available to get their assigned tasks completed.

Rather than attempting to make pilots (or doctors or lawyers) into logisticians or maintainers, we should worry about a talent exodus across the board. A reassessment of the value of that extra pilot retention bonus might be in order. Doing away with it and using the money left over to hire the highly qualified specialists we need may provide the manpower to support the flying forces properly. Having the proper number of adequately-trained people on-board may improve TALENT retention.

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by Col Geqy W.Wallace ATCILGM (Retired) In the late 70s, I was given what appeared to be one of the toughest challenges in a maintenance career-commander of a TAC maintenancce squadron converting from OMS to AGS. Little did I know that the toughest and least publicized conversion in which I would be involved was to be in a maintenance environment without a direct combat role ATC. We are ngw in the final months of converting all of our T-37D-38 units (except Randolph) fiom military to civilian (contract or civil service) -an effort that will replace a military work force of slightly over 5,000 with approximately 2,700 civilian employees. Contrary to the earlier USAF maintenance conversions, which have basically been changes in organizational alignment and management philosophy (while retaining the same work force), the conversion in ATC resulted in units transferring their military work force and hiring new employees, many of which had not previously worked on T-37 or T-38 aircraft. In some instances, 60-70% of the work force consisted of new faces.

A healthy challenge? You bet! Not only did we have to reorient management concepts, we had to become contractor smart since six of our eight flying wings would revert to contract maintenance (Laughlin is civil service and Randolph is military). The actual conversion is a story by itself,

and as QualityAssurance Evaluators to surveil the contractor at the six contract bases. Are these jobs challenging? Speaking from experience and observing my staff, most of the involved maintenance officers have broadened their knowledge in other logistics areas far beyond that which we or they had anticipated. With the expanded use of contract services in the Air Force, they will certainly benefit kom it in the future.

The bottom line - ATC still has the need for a few good maintenance officers and if you're interested in a broadening and rewarding assignment, we'll guarantee you'll leave with far more knowledge than you came with.

we rnAe mistakes and we did some t h q s right. However, through it all we learned many valuable lessons and we'll relate those in a future article. Most importantly, we are nearing the conclusion of the conversion and it has all the appearances of being a successful one - saving over $60 million a year in personnel cost.

What hapPens now - is ATC a civilian command? Are there any assignments in ATC for maintenance officers? If so, are they challengmg? The answers are yet (to a large extent), yes and yes. While much of ATC is civilianized, we still have an essential need for maintenance officers on the LGM s W , in the 12thFlying TrainingWing at Randolph

Keep Your Eyes O n the Target - Col Robert H. Foglesong CSAF Chair,National War College

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horizon. We all remember the late 1970s when we had serious retention problems - especially in our mid-level NCO corps - and finding spare parts was not easy to do.

The pressure to meet the schedule was made f l c u l t by this lack of experience and equipment on the line and in the shops.

What got us through those f l c u l t times was leadership -up and down the line. We found out who the real professionals were and put them in charge. Our senior leadership saddled up on the resources issues and helped fill the spares pipeline. Then we found innovative ways to get scarce spare parts to the flight,-line. At the unit level we relied on those old reliable traits - leadership and job competence. We trained all those new recruits and juniors NCOs and grew a new generation of experienced specialists an&,crew chiefs.

In short, we made no excuses and found that the crew chief and his crew dog would find ways to get the job done and be ready to perform the mission.

The next five years will present some real challenges maybe not the same ones as in the 1970s, but challenges that will be just as tough. We work hard to take good care of our people, so the retention problem may not be as severe as in the 1970s, but the spare parts situation is less clear.

Once again, our senior leadership is keenly aware of the impact of reduced resources on the flight line and in the depots, and we will have to depend on them to help with the resource allocation problems. Since readiness will always be a top priority, our senior leadership is determined

Remember what is was like running that AMU or that propulsion branch - a tough schedule to meet, several hundred certified professionals working for you (each with a different set of personal and professional skills), long hours spent trying to lead-turn phase schedules, etc. But those were the days; it was great fun. It was not always easy in fact it was rarely easy -but the job satisfaction was the best ever. It was your chance to lead. What you decided and how you motivated your people made all the difference in the world. When your unit was successful, you wore that success with great pride. When your unit was having problems, you carried that with you as well. But one thmg was. for sure, it was your unit, and its success and failure depended to a large degree on how well you did your job as a leader and as a professional maintainer.

Nothing has changed when it comes to knowing your job and applying the right leadership. For all of you who are out there where the rubber meets the ramp, savor this time.

For all of us who want to be back out there smelling JP-4, we get the chance to help by making sure the fi-ont-line maintainers have the best programs and equipment available to turn those aircraft or fix those engines.

So why are you reading this article? You knew all this being a maintainer is tough but fun,and we all would like to be out in the field eyeball to eyeball with the mission.

What's new? Nothing yet, but stand by for the next five years. We are now facing the real possibility that we will be mamging a dechmg budget rather than an increasing budget. That could mean a new set of challenges on the

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to prevent the hollow forces that had crept into our force structure in the late 1970s. We may not have as many units, but they should be full-up rounds and ready to go to war if need be. But as we move to a potentially different force structure that is smaller and streamlined for war fighting, the challenges will be to make decisions that maximize our capabilities with the resources we can afford. And that doesn't mean just at the Air Staff level - it means making the right decisions at the unit level as well. The reason for that is very simple - the professionals that will have to accommodate this new force structure package and organization will have the best and clearest ideas for how to make it happen. Just like always, the pro out on the flight line or in the depot who will be implementing new ideas will have to make valuable inputs to the planners about how to get things done in the real world of JP-4.

Once the planning is done, then the hard part starts keeping your eye on the target - making sure the fighting unit is ready to do its mission. Some things are not going to change. OJT programs will need to be solid; the need to have the pulse of the unit horn the morale perspective will be as important as ever; the ability to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the unit will be important; professional skills will still be a factor. In other words, the package of traits that characterize good leadership - integrity, pride, concern for our people - will carry the day just like it always has.

We have a new national military strategy, and to support that strategy will require that we be as ready to deter and defend as we always have been. That means our senior leaders will have to obtain those resources and establish the policies that we need to do our jobs and support our war fighting missions. All of us will have to optimize those resources and comply with the policy guidance out there where bending wrenches is the most honorable of professions. So what's the bottom line - the times and the challenges are changing, but the way we support the mission is still through strong leadership and job competence. And remember it's easier to count kills out there when you're working beside the best Air Force in the world rather than inside that fivesided foxhole in Washington, D.C. Have some fun out there!

(Col Foglesong served in the 49th Tactical Fkhter Wing, Hollornan

AF23,Jirst as Wing Chief;Quality Assurance and then as Cornrnandm, 49th Component Repair Squadron from 1980 to 1983.)

Recognition Roundup We are identifying the major maintenance award winners in an attempt to see that these people get the recognition that they deserve. We are delighted to announce the winners of the 1989 Lew Allen Award. Major Jane S. Fisher, the maintenance supervisor of the 432nd Component Repair Squadron at Misawa AB, Japan is the officer category winner. Her ability to launch aircraft, coupled with her on and off-duty overall excellence, marks her as the best sortie generating officer in the Air Force. Equally good news is that MSgt Wendell Allen was selected as the NCO winner.

Sergeant Allen is the weapons flight chief in the 363rd Aircraft Generation Squadron at Shaw AFB, SC. Like Maj Fisher, he has proven by performance that he is the best of the best and deserves this prestigious award. Beyond this professional performance, it is noteworthy that Maj Fisher is the &st woman selected for this award and MSgt Allen is the first NCO winner to have a munitions background.

We on the LE staff salute these professionals and extend our most sincere congratulations and best wishes for continued success.

More Great News Some lifelong maintenance officers have shown they have the right s M . Better yet, the Air Force leadership recognized their accomplishments and potential. Special hats off to newly selected Brigadier Generals: GeorgeT. Babbitt, Jr.

Deputy Director LEX, Pentagon

Kenneth E. Eichmann

Director of Maintenance,SM-ALC

Marcelite J. Hariis

Commander,3300th TTW, Keesler AFB

Thomas C. Hruskocy

Director for Material Management, OC-ALC

William L. Worthington, Jr. Commander,554th Operations Support Sq, Nellis AFB, NV

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1990 Membership Directory Aultman, Col (Ret) Fred C., Logistic SystemsArchitechts, Carmichael, CA (916) 338-3941 Aunspaugh, Jr., Capt Paul E., HQ TAC/IGIM, Langley AFB AV 574236812569 Austin, Col Gary M., 52 TFW/MA, Spangdahlem AB AV 452-6035 Auth, Maj William G., TAC, Aircraft Mnt IG Inspector, Langley AFB (804) 764-2569 Ayers, 1Lt Lonnie D., MABIS,Kelly AFB 9254236

Aaronson, Col Lewis, SA-ALC/MA,Kelly AFB (512) 925-5921 Adams, Mr. J.D., General Mngr, Field Svc., Lockheed, Marietta, GA (404) 933-1308 Adams, Mr. Kenneth J., AFLC LOC/ATA, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-4141 Adams, LTC Wiley F., HQ USEUCOM AV 430-8337 Aeillo, Maj Michael P., 376 FMSICC, Kadena AB 44544 Agnew, Col John T., SA-ALC/MMS, Kelly AFB AV 9454316 Ahern, LTC Daniel B., SAF/RPR, Pentagon (202) 695-6424 Albani, Jr., LTC Orlando J., 17AF/LGW, Sembach AB Germany 496-7197 Albright, Maj Royce W., Backsdale AFB Albritton, Col (Ret) Edward C., V.P., Inmark Associates, Rockville, MD (301) 251-9525 Aley, Jr., Capt Clarence R., 325 haS/MATM, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-2063 Alfter, Capt Frank, 474 AGS, Nellis AFB AV682-6381 Allen, Capt Kimberly M., 1TFW/MAM, Langley AFB AV 574-5484 Allen, Capt Teresa K., HQ MAC/LGMA, Scott AFB (618) 256-2059 Alquist, Maj Richard J., 363 CRS/CC, Shaw AFB (803) 499-9585 Alsop, Maj Roy L., 175 CAMS,Warfield ANG Base (301) 687-6270 X270 Ambre, Col (Ret) William A,, Northrop Corp., B-2 Division, Pico Rivera, CAI (805) 272-8370 Amorin, Capt Mark A., 39 TACGISEW, Incirlik AB AB 676-6331 Andersen, Mr.Ted, GE Field Rep, Scott AFB (618) 256-2914 Anderson, Capt Jean M., MMIEB, Kelly AFB (512) 925-9276 Anderson, Col (Ret) John W., Germantown, MD (301) 353-1071 Andrea, LTC Ronald L., 1TFWIAMA, Langley AFB Andrews, Jr., Capt William, HQ ATC/LGMAT, Randolph AFB AV 487-4546 Andrews-Mlodzik, Capt Heidrun, USAFE ISC/rGLM, Ramstein AB 480-2357 Andrieu, Maj (Ret) Raymond H., Klamath Falls, OR (503) 798-5244 Aponte, LTC Pedro J., HQ 156 T F G m (ANG), Muniz ANG Base (809) 791-5617 Applewhite, LTC Jim R., PLSC-CC, Kadena AB 634-4315 Armstmng, Maj William C., 67 EMSICC, Bergstron AFB (512) 369-2687 Arnett, LTC Paul W., HQ USAF/LEY, ARF Advisor, Pentagon 227-3805 Anison, Col John R., 384 BMW, DCM, McConnell AFB (316) 652-3600 Arvin, Capt Beth A., 463 AMS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-5652 Atchison, 1Lt Gregory M., SA-ALC/Mha, Kelly AFB (512) 925-3415

Babbitt, Col George T., HQAF/Dep LEX, Pentagon (202) 697-6922 Babin, Col (Ret) S.A., United Technologies Corp, Pratt & Whimey, Wash.,DC (202) 785-7434 Badgett, Capt Maria L., AFCYI'EC, Kirtland AFB AV 246-1376 Bainbridge, Col Thomas A., HQ SAC/rGS, Offutt AFB 294-3377 Baker, Col James C., SA-ALC/MMA,Kelly AFB AV 945-3495 Baker, 1Lt Shawn B., Weapons Safety, Araxos RRL 011-30-693-51323 Baker, Jr., Col Woody R., San Antonio, TX Baldrige, LTC Jeff, HQUSAFE/LGMP, Ramstein AB 480-6933 Ball, 1Lt C d A., 302 CAMS, Peterson AFB (719) 554-7340 Ball,LTC David C., HQ AFRFS/LGMA, Robins AFB AV 468-5736 Balven, Maj Lyndi, SAFIAQXA, Pentagon (202) 695-6698 Bapiista, Capt W o r d S., HQ TAC/LGW, Iangley AFB (804) 764-2607 Barber, LTC Ronald L., Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Ft. McNair 475-1723 Barber, Col William D., OJCS-J4/Intemational Logistics, Pentagon (202) 697-0841 Barefield, 11, Capt James L., 96 OMS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-5053 ,.

Bamhadt, Jr., LTC James W., HQ TAC/LGWL, Langley AFB (804) 764-4604 Barren, BIG Billy A., HQ AF/LEY, Pentagon (202) 695-4900 Banett, Col Ford H., Lubbock, TX Bartels, Maj Mark D., OC-ALC, Tinker AFB (405) 736-2118 Bartholomew, Lt Douglas V. Bartles, Capt Edgar A., Moore, OK Battennan, Capt Cheryl, AFROTC Det. 925, UW-Madison (608) 262-3440 Battin, Capt Larry J., HQ PACAF/lGIL, Hickam AFB AV 449-7560 Bauer, Maj Lynn A., HQ ATC/LGMMD, Randolph AFB AV 487-3938 Bayone, Jr., 1Lt Jan~esJ., 432 CRS, Misawa AS AV 226-4783 Bean, Capt Richard A. WR-ALC/MA, Robins AFB 926-2817 Beasley, Capt Sheldon 1: 6515 TEVS, E d d AFB 527-9811 11

Beaty, Capt Margaret H., 401 AGS, Torrejon AV 723-5590 Beavers, Col Michael L., 322 A L D m , Ramstein AB AV 480-6602 Beck, Col Dennis G., 343 TFW/MA, Eielson AFB 377-4241 Beckwith, Maj Douglas C., HQ TACmMC, Langley AFB (804) 764-3737 Beechel, LTC William R., HQ USAF/LEY Exec, Pentagon (202) 697-8741 Begunich, Maj Christine A., HQ USAFE/LGWM, Ramstein AB 480-6856 Behan, Capt Carl R., 96 BMW, Dyess AFB (915) 696-4278 Belisle, LTC Thomas M., 36 AGS/CC, Bitburg AB X 7076 Bell, Col Ralph H., Joint ASD-ALD/AX, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-2734 Bellion, Jr., Col (Ret) C.E., Lear-Siegler Mgmnt Services Cop., Univ. City, TX (512) 659-1964 Belmont, LTC Gay R., Faiwiew Heights, IL Benelli, Maj Al, OC-W/MAQV, Tinker AFB 336-5871 Benjamin, Col (Ret) Geoqge D., Sr. Rep.-AF Programs, GE Aircraft Engines, Wash DC (202) 637-4088 Benjamin, Col Warren E., HQ ATC/ITO, Randolph AFB AV 487-2040 Benn, Capt Vanessa G., 36 TPS/MAQ, Bitburg AB AV 453-7707/7337 Bennett, 1Lt Edward G., 602 OMS, Travis AFB 438-2351 Jr., Col (Ret) Logan J., Dep. Gen. Mgr., Boeing Louisiana, Lake Charles, IA (318) 493-4140 Bentley, LTC R. Steve, Alexandria, VA 480-2100/5400 Berens, 1Lt Harold, 509 OMS, Pease AFB (603) 430-3147 Bergren, Col Scott C., 33 TIW/MA, Egh AFB (904) 8823860 Bemhadt, 1Lt David A,, 410 MMS, KI Sawyer AFB (906) 346-2153 Bemstein, Capt Michael D., Munitions Maintenance Officer, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-4737 Beu, Col Norman J., 509 BMWJMA, Pease AFB AV 852-2104 Bielowicz, LTC Paul L., HQ USAF/lEYYS, Pentagon (202) 697-1177 Biemacki, Maj Paul M., HQ USAF/LEYM, Pentagon (202) 697-8165 Bingham, Col Qifford W., SA-ALC/MAB, Kelly AFB 945-7883 Bishop, Col William R., HQ ATCNM, Randolph AFB AV 487-2794 Black, Capt Randy, C-5 System Pqram Manager, SA-ALC, Kelly AFB (512) 925-6206 Blackwell, III, LTC Lotus B., SA-ALC/MAT, Kelly AFB 945-4888 Blair, Maj Gene E., Air Staff, ANG Chief of Avionics (301) 981-7413 Blakeley, Maj Carl K., 40 CAMS, Aviano AB x 2209 Blakney, Capt Patricia Ann, HQ ATc/rrOA, Randolph AFB AV 487-6606 Bleakley, Capt Gage A, 42 AMS/MAAS, Loring AFB Blevins-Holman, Capt Grace M., OIC/Rhein Main AB 011-4969699-6112 Blickley, Capt Ronald R., 438 OMS, McGuire AFB AV 1140-%19 BoaJr., Maj William L., HQ ATC/PTOAC, Randolph AFB AV 487-2585 Bolton, Capt Gordon D., HQ SAC, Maintenance Staff Officer, Offitt AFB (402) 294-5289

Bondaruk, Maj Robert E., ASD/YPLS, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 255-6403 Boomgaard, Maj Gregoy K., 3 EMS/cC, Clark AB AV 395-5160 .

Boothe, Mr. John W., Eng. & ACC.Mgmnt Branch Chief, Scott AFB (618) 256-3121 Bothen, Capt Lawrence R., 37 TFWIMAM, George AFB AV 353-2925 Boyles, LTC David J., 3246 MMS, Eglin AFB AV 872-3207 Bracken, M/G Edward R., HQ USAF/LEX, Pentagon (202) 697-6922 Bra-, Capt William H., HQ ATC/ITOA, Randolph AFB AV 487-2707 Bradley, Col Stuart C., 12 FIW/kU, Randolph AFB AV 4724313 Brady, Capt Charles C., 3785 FTD, Sheppad AFT3 (817) 851-2044 Brandt, Capt D m y D., HQ TACLGMA, Langley AFB (804) 764-4030 Braxton, Jr, Col (Ret) Richard B., G.P. Taurio, Inc. (703) 845-4417 Bray, Capt Gary L., 514 OMS, McGuire AFB 7%-3231 Bdehoeft, 2Lt Darrell R., 930 CAMS(AFWS), h o r n AFB (317) 689-2927 Breger, Capt Adlai O., SA-ALâ‚Ź/SW, Kelly AFB AV 945-3052 Brehob, Maj Paulette I., 82 PMS, Wfiams AFB 988439515731 Brewer, Col (Ret) Harry L., Northrop Cop.-Military Requisition Support (804) 838-3360 Briddell, Capt Richard D., 834 ALD, Hickam AFB (808) 449-9303 Brienza, Capt Louis N., 438 MAW/FMS, McGuire AFB (609) 724-3395 Brigs, III, LTC (Ret) Arthur F., Alexandria, VA 578-1150 Britthgham, Col James H., HQ USAFLE, Pentagon (202) 695-5590 Broerman, Col (Ret) Ramon K., Beech Aerospace Services, Jackson, MS (601) 956-6627 Brooks, Col Harry W., 23 CSG/CC, England AFB (318) 448-5815 Brown, Capt A. Mark, 31 TES,l?dwards AFB AV 525-8513 Brown, Capt Charlie M., 474 TFW, Nellis AFB 652-4362 Brown, Capt Jerry D., HQ AFROTEC/Kirtland AFB Bmwn, LTC (Ret) Robert H., Retired, Burke, VA (804) 468-7711 ,Brown, Mr. R o h M., Boeing Advanced Systems, ILS Chief, Seattle, WA (206) 655-7950 Brown, BIG (Ret) Stanford E., Northrop Cop., Los Angeles, CA (714) 780-2997 Brown, Capt Steven M., 3246 TFSIW, Eglin AFB Brown, IIl, Capt William R., 8 TAC Deployment Sqadron, TinRer AFB 734-2972 Brown, Jr., LTC Thomas R., 51 TFW,ADCM, Osan AB 4-5105 Brozena, Capt David J., 608 CAMS, Ramstein AB AV 480-7128 Brozena, Jr., Capt Joseph J., Dimtorate of Special Weapons, Kelly AFB AV 945-7027 Brumm, 1Lt Howard J., 924 CAMS, Bergstmm AFB (512) 441-3064 B d , Capt Steven P., HQ TAC/IGIM, Langley AFB (804) 764-2368 Bryant, Capt Loyd, 18 TPW, Kadena AB 634-4300 Bryson, Capt Gary C., 20 TFW, CRS MX Supervisor, Upper Heyford AV 2634154

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Buckwalter, LTC David T., 363 CRSICCC Shaw AFB (803) 668-2591 Buehler, Capt Howard P., 3246 OMS/MAOM, Fgh AFB AV 872-2900 Buettell, III, Maj (Ret) Roger B., Naval Weapons Evaluation Facility, Kirtland AFB AV 244-9951 Bukacek, Maj Jody A., 36 TFW/MAT, Bitburg AB 453-7535 Bulpin, Capt Richad W., 62 OMS, McChord AFB AV 976-3891 Bump, Col David G., 58 TPW/MA, DCM, Luke AFB (602) 856-7123 Bumpus, Maj (Ret) William O., Portsmouth, NH (603) 431-5211 Buono, LTC Bruce J., 42 BMW, Asst DCM, Lo* AFB (207) 999-2110 Burge, II, Capt Louis C., 437 OMS/MAOS, Qlarleston AFB AV 583-3167 Burger, Capt James M., 86 AGS/526 AMU,Ramstein AB AV 480-5128 Burk, lLt Anthony J., Inrpection B~anchOIC, Williams AFB (602) 988-5353 Burke, Col (Ret) Donald M., Retired, Kingsland, TX (915) 388-6984 Burke, Maj Lany D., 437 A W CC, Charleston AFB AV 583-3684 Burnett, Jr., Capt Robert E., HQ MAC/LG, Scott AFB (618) 2564522 B d , III, Capt John J., AFMPC, DPMRPQI, Randolph AFB AV 487-5991 B d , Capt Mary E., 619 MASS/MAF, Hickam AFB (808) 449-6386 Butler, Col David L., HQ TAC/LGQ, Langley AFB (804) 764-3932 Byers, LTC Me1 D. Byrne, Col (Ret) John J., Hampton, VA (804) 543-9683

Cadorette, Jr., Capt Nonnan V., Sander Associates, Nashua, NH (603) 885-5813 Callahan, 1U Kathleen Diane, OIC Comm/Nac Branch, Dover AFB (302) 678-6464 Calta, LTC Dick, HQ MAC/LGLRC, Scott AFB 576-3738 Carnacho, LTC Enrique, 82 OMS/CC, Williams AFB AV 474-5345 Cammn, 111, Capt M u r B., LEYM Campbell, Capt Qlarles R, HQ SAC, Offitt AFB (402) 294-2236 Campbell, Capt Donald Hugh, 56 TIW/CRS, McDill AFB, FL AV 968-2043 Campbell, Maj Malcolm L., 440 TAW/RMX, Gen. Mitchell IAP (414) 481-6400 X373 Camp, Capt Wendy S., HQ APMPC,Randolph AFB AV 487-5906 M e l d , Capt Ronald K., 00-ALC/MMWC, Hill AFB (801) 777-5467 Carbon, Maj Ronald D., Dkctorate of Cuniculum, ACSC, Maxwell AFB AV 875-2465 Cardinal, Lt Col Michael R., HQ USAF/LEYM, Pentagon 227-3523 Carney, 2Lt Lisa A., Asst. B1-B Maintenance Supervisor, Grand Forks AFB (701) 7474140 Carpenter, Col (Ret) Charles C., Foa Worth, TX carpalter, 1Lt Terry L. carpalter, III, LTC (Ret) Robert F., ILS Manager, Lord Elecmnic Systems, Yonkers, NY (914) 964-3832 Carper, Capt Forrest L,Asst Mnt. Sup., 27 AGS, Cannon AFB AV 6814526

Cam, LTC (Ret) John W., McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co. (314) 925-6645 Cam11, LTC G. Michael, Scott AFB C m l l , Col (Ret) Robert C., USPA & IRA 01149-06121-718539 Carter, Capt Robert E., 354 AGS/?vlAM, Myrtle Beach AV 748-7558 Carter, LTC Ronald D., 343 TFW, Asst. DCM, Eielson AFB (912) 377-1141 Carter, LTC Thomas W., HQ ATC/LGMA, Randolph AFB AV 487-5172 Case, Maj James E., 97 MMS/CC, Eaker AFB (501) 762-4894 Casey, Maj Galen S., 144 FIW/MAA, Fresno ANG Base (209) 454-5200 Casper, Maj John J., 175 TFG/MAA, Baltimore, MD (202) 887-2673 Catts, Maj C. Wfiam L., Mountain Home AFB Caudill, Maj Sue T., 416 AMS, CC, Grifiss AFB AV 587-7066 Chaney, LTC Eugene S., 00-ALC/MMWA, Rock Island, IL (309) 782-3083 Charter, Maj David F., 28 BMW, Ellsworth AFB 385-4913 Chavez, Capt Gilberto G., 49 TPW, Holloman AFB Childre, Jr., Capt Donald E., HQ ATC, Randolph AFB 652-6356 Childress, Col James S., WR-ALCM, Robins AFB (912) 926-5751 Chillion, Capt Bruce E., 375 AAW/MAS, Scott AFB AV 223-2335 Christiansen, Capt Benny L., HQ T A W M , Langley AFB (804) 7644100 Chutka, Capt Warren W., SA-ALC/MMSMA, Kelly AFB AV 945-3078 Clardy, Capt Marde J., 8th AF/LGMM, Barksdale AFB AV 781-3909 Clark, Col Howard A. Clark, LTC Marvin O., HQ TACNSAT, Division Chief, Langley AFB (804) 764-5011 m o d , LTC Kenneth T., 906 TFG/RMX, W w t Patterson AFB (513) 257-3869 Cline, Capt Douglas L., 3380 SUPS, Keesler AFB AV 868-3751 Close, Maj Michael J., HQ USAF/LXYY, Penntagon (202) 6974688 Coates, LTC James R., OC-ALC, Deputy Chief, Plant Mngmt Div, Tinker AFB (405) 736-2121 Cochran, LTC T. Michael,463 TAW/AMA, DYESS Cole, Col Edward D., 376 SW/MA, Kadena AB Coleman, Jr., Col C y i e J., HQ AFSC/LGM, Andrews AFB AV 858-2591 Collins, 1Lt Chris R., 96 OMS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-2263 Collins, Capt Eugene, COMTAC, CMD Brieferwriter, Langley AFB (804) 764-2623 Collins, 111, ~ aW.j A. "Skip", 50 EMS/CC, Hahn AB AV 782-4820 Comte, Capt Carl, 1 SOS/MA, Clark AB Conkle, LTC Lany G., AFISC/IGRA, Norton AFB (714) 382-2515 Connell, Capt Chades L., HQ SAC/LGMMQ, Mnt. Staff Officer, Offitt AFB (402) 294-2229 Cook, LTC Sharla Kris, 58 EMS/CC, Luke AFB AV 856-5701 Coomer, 1Lt David Bruce, 8 TFW/MA, Kunsan AB, ROK (813) 830-2832 Cooper, Jr., Capt Melvin J., 1 TFW/MAM, Langley AFB AV 764-4900 Corbett, Col Eugene L., HQ MAC/LG, Scott AFB 256-3308

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Cordem, Capt Hilario, SA-ALC/MMVCW, Kelly AFB AV 945-658116582 Costa, Maj Nicholas S., HQ ATC/LGXF', Randolph AFB AV 487-460213070 Cousins, Capt Herbert B., HQ SAC/LGXX, Offutt AFB (402) 294-5129 Crawford, LTC Gay W., 60 OMS, Travis AFB AV 837-0443 Crawford, Capt Ronald Jay, 52 TFW/MAT, Spangdahlem AV 452-6209 Creamer, 1Lt Duane T., OIC Training Management Division, Kunsan AB Creek, Maj Howard E., 8 2 FMS/CC, Williams AFB 474-6517 Crews, Maj Patricia M. D., Student, ACSC, Maxwell AFB Crislip, Maj Scott A,, 3 2 4 TW/MAF, IMA to the Commander, Englin AFB (513) 786-1729 Croisant, Maj Kenneth R., 8 1 TFW/MODO, RAP Benhvaters 225-219712148 Crosby, Capt Ronald R., HQ USAFE/LGWRF, Ramstein AB AV 480-6385 Crossett, Col David C., HQ USAF/LlBM, Pentagon AV 227-1052 Crowder, Maj Benjamin G., Det 5 AFOTEC, Edwards AFB AV 527-0528 Crodey, Capt Francis P., HQ MAC^, Scott AFB AV 576-4343 Culbreth, Jr., Capt Cecil C., 388 TFW/AGSjMAAB, Hill AFB 458-1128 Culliton, Lt James W., T-37 Flightline Branch, OIC, Williams AFB (602) 988-6789 Cummins, Capt Richard D., 6 SW,Eielson AFB (907) 377-4244 Cunningham, Capt Maureen Cunningham, Jr., Col Charles E., 602 TAIRCW/LG, Davis Monthan AFB 750-4767 Curley, Maj Elizabeth A,, 314 TAW/MAS, Little Rock AFB 731-3609 C m , Capt Dan E.,Fl'D 905, CC, Misawa AB (315) 2264191 Cuny, Jr., LTC William F., 6515 TSS,Edwards AFB Curtis, M/G (Ret) Lewis G., Retired, West Boothbay Harbor, ME Curtis, Mr. Robert A., HQ MAC/LGMP, Scott AFB (618) 256-3447 Cushman, Col James H., 3 1 TFW/MA, Homestead AFB (305) 257-7995 Cwiklik, Col Paul, HQ 9AF/LG, Shaw AFB AV 965-3116

Daley, Mr. William E., SA-AL€/MA, DDM, Kelly AFB (512) 925-5998 Davis, Capt Christopher G., 552 AWACW, Tinker AFB AV 884-2380 Davis, Maj Darrell B., 27 EMS, Cannon AFB (505) 784-2233 Davis, LTC John C., HQ USAFE/XPIR, Ramstein AB 06371-6231 Davis, Capt John R., HQ MACIAOS, Scott AFB (618) 256-5188 Davis, Col (Ret) Jon L., Asst. VP Defense Syts, IATA, Inc., Albuquerque, NM (505) 884-3800 Davis, Jr., Capt (Ret) Darrol E., Med. Retired, Bedford, VA (703) 586-8696 Day, Maj Richard L., 314 AMSICC, Little Rock AFB 988-6329 DeBruin, Maj Philip C., 416 BMW, GrifXss AFB AV 587-4614 DeHay, Jr., Col Jesse C., HQ PACAF/LGW, Hickam AFB 449-6052

Dean, LTC Robert E., 6510 MSUG, Edwards AFB Deeds, Capt J e h y A,, 9 AF/LGMA, Shaw AFB (803) 668-2553 Deeter, Maj Fred R., AFRCnrC, Det 867, Nolwich University (802) 485-2460 Deibel, Capt Alan, Human Res Lab/WPAFB Delaney, LTC (Ret) James T., Dallas, TX Deligans, Jr., LTC Jack D., 15 CAMS/CC, Hickam AFB (808) 449-6009 Delk, Mr. Don H., 21 CRS/MACM, Elmendorf AFB (317) 552-2656 Demmon, Maj (Ret) John L., IDS Financial Services, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO (719) 597-1075 Desch, LTC Joseph M., HQ WRALC/MMA, SPM, NAVSTAR GPS, Robins AFB AV468-4862 Desiderio, Col John R., AF/LEX AV 227-2822 Determan, 1Lt Jon R., AFAL€/OAP, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-4526 Dewees, LTC Ronald H., EPLO, (USAFR), Fort Sam Houston AV 861-2930 Di R~ITO, LTC John P., HQ USCENTCOM, MacDill AFB AV 968-643513106 Dickmeyer, Capt Robert A., HQ SSC/AQMDC, Gunter AFB AV 270-2017 Dickson, Capt Joseph N., 18 TFW, 1 2 AMU, OIC, Kadena AB 634-1949 Diehl, Maj James F., 52 TFW, EMS/CC, SpangdahlemAB 06565-61-6171 Dllling, Col Paul W., LEYY, Pentapn, AV 227-9231 DiUon, LTC (Ret) Bill, Retired, Ramstein 0637-57458 Dinsmore, Capt Frederick E., HQUSAFE/SEW, Ramstein AB 480-6801 Dobbs, LTC Robert B., HQ USAFE/LGME, Ramstein AB Doggett, Capt John D., 86 AGSl512 AMU, Ramstein AB 480-567812055 Dolcater, Capt Franklin J., HQ MAC/LGLRC, bgistics Readiness Mgr., Scott AFB Donley, Maj Raymond G., 328 BMS, Castle AFB (209) 726-2411 Dorian, Capt John A., 405 AGS, Luke AFB (602) 856-6871 Dorsey, Capt James A., 379 AMS, W&th AFB (517) 747-5059 Dotson, Capt Donald L., OCALC/MM, Tinker AFB (405) 736-3336 Doty, LTC Robert G., 319 b'MS/CC, Grand Forks AFB 747-4078 Douglas, Capt John W., 80 AMU, Kunsan AB Douglas, Maj (Ret) @k E., Fort CoUins, CO Doumit, Maj Patrick F., Student, ACSC, Maxwell AFB (205) 285-3090 Dowmont, Maj May S., TAC/LGMF-15, Langley AFB AV 574-4910 Drauszewski, LTC Joseph C., HQ DNA/NSSD, Washington, DC (703) 325-1222 Drewitt, LTC Robert A., 3246 TES'IW/MAM, Eglin AFB AV 872548814193 Duck, Jr., LTC David A., 81 TFW/MA, RAF Bentwaters Dugan, Capt Paula A., SA-ALC/MA, Kelly AFB AV 480-8170 Dugan, Maj Richard A., 26 EMSJCC, Zweibmcken AB AV 498-2800 Dugan, Capt Sally P., 4450 TACG, Nellis AFB (702) 652-3420 Duhon, Jr., LTC J. Roy, 37 EMSICC, GEORGE Dulong, Capt Robert E., HQ SAC/LGMB, Offutt AFB (402) 339-3988 Duncan, Jr., LTC William D., 64 FIWIAMA, Reese AFB AV 885-3101

Fallin, LTC Ben H., HQ MAC/LGMA, Scott AFB AV 576-2059 Falvey, Maj Daniel L., Matawan, NJ Farace, Jr., LTC Sam V., 47 FIW/RM, Laughlin AFB (512) 298-5166 Farish, LTC Stephen H., AFALCIOEJ (DPMS for Joint Stars), Hanscom AFB (617) 377-5520 Farm, Col James D., HQ AFLC LOC/PN, Wright Patterson AFB 257-2225 Farrington, Jr., BIG (Ret) Anthony J., GAF'D, Phoenix, AZ (602) 731-5241 Faris, Capt John E., Business Manager, Advance Lauch System (713) 336-4483 Fedder, Capt Judith A,, HQ USAFE/LGX, Ramstein AV 480-6758 Felton, Col Silas, ASD/YPL Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-5005 Ferguson, Capt Glenn A., 401 AGS, Tomjon AB AV 723-5480 Feroglia, Capt Mary Jo, 3098 AVDS, Kirtland AFB 844-6156 Ferraro, Maj Antonio, Student, ACSC, Maxwell AFB 6794 Fillare, Col Joseph P., 317 TAW, DCM, Pope AFB (919) 394-2662 Findley, Col Keith G., MAQ, McC1eIlan AFB Fingles, Capt Douglas O., 522 AMU, OIC, Cannon AFB (505) 784-4101 Fink, 0 4 Tina M., HQ MAC, Scott AFB (618) 256-4771 Fiore, 1Lt Robert W., 14 AMU, OIC, Misawa AB AV 226-4811 Fitch, 1Lt Kevin J., 325 AGS/l AMU, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-4585 Flasch, Col (Ret) James O., Retired, Faidield, OH (513) 243-1522 Fleck, Capt Raymond A., 343 TFW, Eielson AFB 88-317-377-3476 Fleming, Capt Robert E. Fletcher, Capt Gary M., AFLC-ISC/IGIM, Wright Patterson AFB 257-4905 Flint, Col Russell L,HQ AFSC/PLL, MacDill AFB Fogleman, Capt Roger B., HQ TAC/IG, Langley AFB AV 5742368 Foglesong, Col Robert H., National War College, Ft. McNair (202) 475-1743 Foley, Col (Ret) David D., Boeing, Seattle (206) 394-3581 Folmar, Capt Thomas L., MSD/YML, Eglin AFB AV 872-9422 Fontenot, Capt Ronald Scott AFB (618) 256-2523 Forest, Capt George E., HQ AFLC/MAQI, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-7114 Fowler, LTC Dennis W., HQ SAC/LGMM, Offitt AFB AV 271-3962 Fox, Col C. Edward, HQ USAPE/IG, Ramstein AB 480-6575 Fox, Maj J d e r B., 50 EMS, CC, Hahn AB 011-49-06543-51-7007 Fox, Maj (Re) Paul M., Niceville, FL (904) 678-5651 Fox, LTC Ronald H., Det 5, MOTEâ‚Ź, Edwards AFB AV 527-4048 Fox, Jr, 1Lt Jeny W., 3380 AMS, Keesler AFB (601) 377-3751 Francois, Capt Diana E., 52 EMS, Mnt. Supervisor, Spangdahlem AB 06565-61-6066 Frankhauser, LTC William E., Det 2, AFOTEC, Eglin AFB (904) 882-8596 Frazier, 1Lt Robert D., OIC Fhghhe Branch, OMS, Charleston AFB (803) 566-2609

D m , Col (Ret) Charles G., Triad Associates ,Arlington, VA (703) 892-0331 Duvall, LTC Thomas J., Director of Maintenance AQLMC, Montgomery AL (205) 279-8635 Duwel, LTC Philip S., 9th AFWM, Shaw AFB 668-2207 Duye~,Capt John J., Retired, Melbourne, FL (407) 242-3222 Dwyer, Maj Kathleen D., SAF/LLW, Pentagon AV 227-6711

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Eagan, Mr, Ronald E., 3330 'ITW, Chanute AFB AV 862-230913621 Easley, Maj John L., SAF/AQQU, Pentagon AV 227-7240 Eason, 1Lt Patrick C., 23 TFW/23 AGS, EAFB AV 683-2427 Eaton, LTC Dellas G., IMA to Chief, Prop Mgmnt Div, OC ALC, Tinker AFB Eaves, LTC Stephen D., 00-ALC/MAW, Hill AFB (801) 777-3878 Eaves, Capt Susan E., HQ AFMPC/DF'MRSL4, Kelly AFB 487-5788 E d h d t , Maj Louise A., 4450 EMS/CC, Nellis AFB (702) 652-3370 Edeburn, LTC Jan D., Air War College Student, Maxwell AFB Eddeld, Jr., LTC John N., 86 TFW, DCM, Ramstein AB 480-2100 Edwards, Col (Ret) Donald R., Director, Base Ops,MDS, Dhahran S.Arabia (011) 966-3-891-1313 Edwards, Capt Jeny L,Asst MX Supervisor, Malmstrom AFB (406) 727-3489 Eggert, M/G George D., HQ USAF DCS/L&E (201) 325-2242 EiclonaM, Col Kenneth E., SM-ALC/MA, McClellan AFB (916) 643-5441 Eliopolo, 1Lt John G., 552 AGSjMAAMS, Tinker AFB (405) 734-2080 Elle, Col John M., HQ USAFE,LGW, Ramstein AB 480-6257 Elliott, Capt Gary F., HQ MAC/IGILM, Scott AFB (618) 256-2311 Ellis, Col (Ret) Bobby M., McDonnell Aircraft Co., Mgr, Cust. Svc., Dayton OH (513) 223-7181 Ellis, Maj Marland K., 355 EMS, Davis Monthan AFB (602) 750-4313 EUman, Maj (Ret) Ronald D., NATO Mnt. & Supply Agency, STO, SHAPE, Belgium (065) 444617 Elvebak, Capt Martha Ha,2161 CAMS, Suwon AB (011) 822-404-88-531 English, Col (Ret) Delmar L. Epley, Jr., Maj (Ret) James P., UW - R, Ramstein AB 480-2919 Eppler, Col Gary D., SM-ALC, Det 42, CC, Norton AFB (714) 382-7056 Epprecht, Jr., LTC Jacob R., (Ret), ANSER Eriksen, Maj Lany E., 405 EMSICC, Luke AFB (602) 856-383315 M d g e , Capt Robert, 82 OMS/MAOS, Williams AFB (602) 988-6314 Evans, LTC Dana W., NGB/LG, AnAFB AV 858-7516

Faircloth, Capt Danny, 7 AMS, Carswell AFB (817) 782-7979 Fallick, Capt Ronald, 57 FWW, Nellis AFB (702) 652-4181

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Frazier, Maj Terry F., HQ TAC/LGQZ (MSAT), Langley AFB (804) 764-5011 Frede, Capt Keith D., C-5 Weapon System Section, CC, Scott AFB (618) 256-4771 Freeman, 1Lt Robert B., 48 FIS/MAM, Langley AFB AV 574-3004 Freisleben, Capt Debra A,, 319 BMW/MAS, Grand Forks AFB (701) 747-6086 Frome, LTC (Ret) Richard J., Optical & Eledmnic Research, Lorton, VA (703) 471-1645 Fromm, LTC James G., 6 3 MAW, Asst DCM, Norton AFB (714) 794-0711 Frye, Capt Nancy E., 6 7 TRW, CRS Mnt. Supervisor, Bergsfmm AFB (512) 369-3801

Gabreski, LTC Terry J., 3 AGSICC, Clark AB 33934 Gacke, Jr., Capt Paul A., HQ SAC, Offutt AFB (402) 294-2229 Gaddis, LTC Teny H., 380 OMS /CC, Plattsburgh AFB (518) 565-5158 Gallup, 1Lt Bradley H., 7 1 AMU, 1TFW, Langley AFB (804) 764-3818 Garcia, Capt Fred N., HQ TAC/LGQZ, Langley AFB 764-5012 Garcia, Capt Mary C., 6 7 EMS, Bergsmrn AFB 685-335113352 Gardner, LTC Michael C., HQ TAC/LGMD, Langley AFB AV 574-3735 Garlitz, LTC James G., ICAF/SJW, Ft.McNair (202) 475-0600 Garvin, LTC Ronald L., 1 0 EMS /CC, RAP Alconbury AV 223-2347 Gaska, Capt John, 325 TIW12 AMU, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-2877 Gaston, Capt Lori T.(Wiese), HQ TACIIGIM, Langley AFB AV 574-2368 Gaten, Jr., Maj George, HQ AMCCOM, Rock Island Arsenal AV 783-3912 Gates, Capt Eric E., USAFE Inspection & Safety Center/IGLW, Ramstein AB AV480-6009 Gaylardo, Capt Philip J., HQ TAC/IGIM, Langley AFB (804) 764-233812569 Gehrs, 1Lt Mark E., 37 AGS/563 AMU, OIC, George AFB AV 353-3201 Geith, LTC James W., HQ TAC/LGW, Langley AFB 574-7861 Gentry, 2Lt Carol Ann, AMS, Asst. Maintenance Supervisor, Grand Forks AFB (701) 594-5548 George, 11, LTC (Ret) David W., General Dynamics, San Diego (619) 573-7800 Gerdes, Maj Gregory W., SA-ALC/MMS, Kelly AFB (504) 257-3324 Gilbert, Capt Ruth A. Gill, Col Luke J., SA-ALC/MMF', Kelly AFB AV 945-6218 Gilliland, Capt James M., 3246 TW/MAZ, Eglin AFB (904) 882-8015 Gillii, M/G Richard F., WR-ALCICC, Robins AFB (912) 926-2121 Gillispie, Capt Geral A,, HQ TAC/LGSE, Langley AFB Glanc, Capt Ira L., 81 EMS,Mnt. Supervisor, RAF Bentwaters Glenn, Capt Joseph B., BDM Corporation, McLean, VA (703) 848-6325 Gnuschke, Capt Diane M., HQ PAW/LGMM, Hickam AFB .

449-8879 Gcdby, Capt Earl, Troy, IL Golieri, Capt David A., HQ PACAF/SAO, Hickam AFB 449-0042

Goodenough, Capt June, Asst Dep Commander for Maintenance, Ellsworth (605) 385-4875 Goralski, Jr., LTC (Ret) Stanley J., Global Logistics Systems, Chantilly, VA (703) 378-2327 Gorczyca, LTC Edward C., ALDICCJ, Wright Patterson AFB, OH Gordon, Lt Col Scott R., HQ USAF/LEXX, Pentagon (202) 695-6812 German, LTC David E., 552 AWACW/MAT, Tinker AFB AV 884-2380 Gorman, Col pet) N. D., Sr. VP, Lear Siegler Inc., Oklahoma City, OK (405) 4245551 Goyco, Col Rafael A., HQ ATCAGIL, Randolph AFB AV 487437715378 Gmdy, LTC Brian D., Student, I CAF AV 227-2389 Grady, Maj Christopher C., 834 AGS/MAAM, Hurlburt Field (904) 884-7106 Grant, Maj (Ret) Gloria J., 401 AGS, Torjon AB AV 665-5475176 Grassi, Jr., Maj Armand P., 432 TFW, Chief, Mnt Ops Division, Misawa AB AV 226-8017 Greenberg, Col Jonathan L., HQ AFREB/LGX Robins AFB (912) 926-3859 Greer, MIG (Ret) Lee V., Retired, Gold River, CA (916) 6354882 Gregor, Capt Rahda B., 834 AGS/MAAMH, Hurlburt Field (904) 884-6608 Grice, Maj Sandra W., 363 CRS,Shaw AFB 668-2224 G*, Jr., Col John J., HQ SAC/LGME, Offutt AFB (402) 294-4591 GriiXth, Maj James W., 1275 TEF/MA, Edwards AFB (805) 277-6087 Grim, LTC Frank A., HQ TACmMC, Langley AFB (804) 764-7574 G M , Col Lany, DM,SAALC/Kely AFB Griner, Capt Lany O., 2 CAMS, Barksdale AFB 456-3577 Griset, Jr., Maj Richard H., 405 TIW, Luke AFB Grissom, 1Lt Darryl E., 0 0 - A L C W , Hill AFB AV 458-6051 Griswell, Mr. Robert D., Director, Govt. Relations, Hawker Pacific, Inc. (703) 486-5696 Grobstein, Col Joseph A., 3246 TW/MA, Eglin AFB (904) 882-3036 Grote, Capt Edwin P., Plans and Progams, CC, Kadena AB 634-3470 Grounds, Col (Ret) Herb, Manager, Rockwell International, Ogden, UT (801) 776-2101 Grove, 1Lt William R., 49 AGS, Holloman AFB (505) 479-3124 Grunin, Capt AUen B., dmbach AB (714) 770-9261 Guckenberger, LTC Donald C., AFLC LOC, Wright Patterson AFB (5131 257-8281 ~ u k e l Capt ; Robert E., 00-ALC/MAO, Hill AFB AV 458-4725 Guiliano, LTC John E., 4950 TW/MAM, Wright Pattenon AFB 787-2865 Gulitus, Capt Elizabeth A., Wing Executive Officer, SpangdahlemAB 06565-61-6001 Gulley, Capt Billy J., Det 5, AFOTEC, Edwards AFB AV 527-7997 Guy, Col (Ret) Robert F., 39 SOW, Rhein Main AB (312) 330-6114

Hackett, Capt Stephen B., 24 CAMS/MAA, Howard AFB 284-5142 Hackleman, LTC F. Jay, OASD/RA(M&F), Pentagon AV 225-1677 Hackney, Capt James E., 3753 FLDTS/Bl-B, Sheppard AFB AV 736-4691 Haines, Col Dennis G., 4450 TACG/MA, Nebs AFB 358-6551 Hala, Jr., LTC Louis C., 21 TFW/MAV, Elmendorf AFB AV 317-552-3318 Hale, Capt William E., SA-ALC/MMPYA, Kelly AFB AV 945-7273 Hall, Capt James H., HQ SACMMSB, Offutt AFB Haller, Jr., Maj John J., USCEWCOM, Valrico, FL 830-6417 Hallford, Capt Donald E., 355 AGS,Davis Monthan AFB (602) 750-3638 Ham, Jr., Col Howard C., 9 6 BMW/RM, Dyess AFB AV 461-3200 Hamlin, LTC Mary B., Student, Air War College Hammes, Capt John J., 509 A M S W , Pease AFB 603- 430-4250 Hand, Capt Joyce C., 81 AGS, RAF Bentwaters AV 225-2356 Handy, Col John W., 317 TAW, Pope AFB (914) 394-4414 Haney, Capt Connie L., HQ M A C W P B , Scott AFB AV 576-3526 Hanna, 1Lt D. Bradley, 96 FMS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-4169 Hannon, Capt James L. Hansen, Capt Joan C., 81 TFW, Det. 4, Nowenich AB AV 791-3322 Haram, Maj Mark W., SA-ALC/MMQ, Kelly AFB (512) 925-8428 Hardy, Col (Ret) Alan H., Honolulu, HI Harkins, Jr., Maj James Kenneth, 354 EMS, Supervisor, Myrtle Beach AFB AV 748-6332 Harper, Col Dayid J., HQ 1 4 AFMM, Dobbins AFB 421-4555 H a d , Capt Barbara L., AMU,OIC, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-4585 Harris, Capt John P., HQ PACAFMM, Hickam AFB 449-8895 Harris, Capt Nolan W., TAF, Chief Weapons Safety, Osan AB AV 784-2427 Hart, Col Robert L., 474 TFW/MA, DCM, Nebs AFB 652-4054 Hartig, Maj Connie S., 9 3 BMW/MAS, Castle AFB AV 347-2795 Hartung-Schuster, Col E. M., AFISCICS, Norton AFB AV 876-2036 Harvey, Capt Randall L., 60 MAW/MAMJ, Travis AFB (707) 424-1460 Hanvood, Mr. Alex P., Manager, Adv. Logistics, E-Systems, Falls Church, VA (703) 560-5000 X2134 HaskeU, LTC Paul F., National Guard Bureau, Pentagon 981-7517 Hass, Maj James L., SA-ALC/MMTM, Kelly AFB AV 945-5909 Hadield, LTC (Ret) Maurice C., Northorp Corp., B-2 Division, Lancaster,

CA Hauenstein, Maj Hugh E., 552 EMS, Mnt. Supervisor, Tinker AFB Haussner, 1Lt Walter E., 67 CRS, Accessory Mnt. Branch, OIC, EkrpQom AFB (512) 369-3803 Havard, LTC James C., 35 'ITWIAMA, George AFB AV 353-3178 Hawley, LTC (Ret) David L., ManTech Mathetics Cop., Alexandria, VA

Hayes, Jr., Capt Verbii, 4 AGS/MAAA, Seymour Johnson AFB (919) 736-6544 Haynes, Maj Ralph R., NW AD Sector/LGM(TAC), McChord AFB AV 976-4750 Haynie, LTC Thomas D., Security Assitance Management FMS,Cairo Hays, LTC Robert D., 96 OMS196 BW, Dyess AFB (915) 696-4848 Hazell, Capt Howard D., 5 0 AGS, Hahn Al3 450-6356 Hegarty, Col Kevin F., 379th DCM, Wurtsmith AFB (517) 747-6108 Heldt, LTC Robert A., 8 2 FMS/MAX, Williams AFB (602) 988-5477 Helms, LTC David L., 325 'ITWIAMA, Tyndall AFB (904) 283-4214 Hembreiker, LTC William R., Cypress, CA Hemmert, Maj Lloyd J., 319 OMS/MAOS, Grand Forks AFB AV 362-6205 Henderson, Jr., LTC Lykes S., WRAE/MAN, Warner Robins AFB AV 468-3089 Hensley, Col Dale L., HQ 1 2 AF/LG, Bergstrom AFB 369-2811 Hepler, Maj J o ~ J., y HQ TAC/LGWP, Langley AFB AV 574-242613562 Herd, Maj John H., 520 AGS, RAF Upper Heyford AV 253-4882 Herman, Col Gary T., 4TFW/MA, Seymour Johnson AFB AV 488-5501 Herrel, Maj Timothy J. Heverly, Capt Jan-Sue, HQ MAC/LGMMC, Scott AFB AV 576-2523 Heyne, Capt John C., 401 CRS, Torrejon AB AV 723-5637 Hickey, Jr., Col (Ret) Edward C., Gardner, Caron & Douglas, Washington, DC (202) 347-9200 Hicks, Lt Col Graydon K., AFLC LOC/rr.WC, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-6901 Hicks, LTC (Ret) Jack L., Lear Siegler Management Services Corp, OK (405) 424-5551 Higashha, Maj Ken K., 319 AMSICC, Grand Forks AFB (701) 747-3058 Higbie, Col Richard M., HQ TAC/LGM, Langley AFB (804) 764-3026 Hill, 1Lt Stephen C., 6515 MMS, OIC, Edwards AFB AV 527-3958 Hines, Maj Ellis M., C-17 RILSA, Douglas Aircraft Co., Long Beach, CA (213) 496-6030 Hinkehan, 2Lt Gregory A., AOIC Propulsion Branch, Langley AFB (804) 764-4138 Hinneburg, BIG Patricia A., HQ Am,DCS/MA, Wright-Patterson AFB (912) 926-3703 Hinton, Maj Byron K., 37%FMS,Supervisor, Clark AB AV 394-4226 Hish, LTC Lloyd R., 443 OMS/CC, Altus AFB (912) 926-3089 Hitt, Col Spencer C., 5 6 TIUr,MacDill AFB 968-2025 Hobbs, Capt Alan J., 3 AGS, Clark AB 55608 Hodges, LTC Roy A., 23 CAMS,DCM, Davis-Monthan AFB 5477 Hoelzer, Col (Ret) Ronald N., Student, University of Southern Florida (813) 887-1940 Hogan, Col (Ret) John E., QC Mngr, Special Programs, ESystems GreenviUe,TX (214) 457-4994 Hogan, LTC Wm. Michael, Student, Air War College, Maxwell AFB AV 875-2119 Holck, Capt Darrell C., HQ USAFE/JAX, Ramstein AV 480-7239 Holley, Capt Veronica E., HQ DNA/NOSM, WasIungton, DC (703) 325-1032

Hollins, Capt Arizone, 81 TFWICRS, RAF Bentwaters RAF Bentwaters 2168 Holmes, Col Raymond T., SA-ALC/MAW, Kelly AFB (512) 925-8857 Holtam, LTC Ashley N., APO New York Hooge, 2Lt James K., 2954 CLSS/MA, Kelly AFB (512) 925-6865 Homer, Col (Ret) John C., Logistics Systems Architects, Fairborn, OH (513) 879-0090 Hoversten, LTC Scott M., 603 CAMS, Kadena AB AV 634-3243 Howard, Maj Max A,, HQ SACLGMBA, O h t t AFB 271-5001 Howard, Jr., LTC (Ret) W i a m F., Bee Branch, AR (501) 654-2234 Howe, Capt Lany A., OC-ALCICareer Broadening, Tinker AFB Hruskocy, Col Thomas C., OC-ALC/MM, Tinker AFB (405) 736-2019 Hukka, Capt Randall J., 27 AGS, Cannon AFB (505) 784-4101 Humphrey, Capt Mark C., 8 EMS, Kunsan AB Humphreys, 111, Col Edwin C., 3246 TESIUI, DCM, Eglin AFB (904) 882-3036 Hunihan, Capt Shelly M., HQ MAC/l'RLS, Scott AFB (618) 2564343 Hunt, Maj Theresa L., 58 CRS, Luke AFB AV 853-5763 Hurst, Col Charles R., 8 AF/LGM, Barksdale AFB 456-3651 Hyde, 1Lt James A., 56 AGS, 62 AMU, MacDiU AFB (813) 830-3081

Uhg, Capt Peter, 18 CRS, Kadena AB AV 634-2253 Ince, Capt Brian M., 23 TFW, 74 M U , OIC, England AFB AV 683-5218 Inglis, Maj Peter R., F-15 ISC, McAir AFB (314) 872-6843 Ingman, Capt Lance E., HQ TAC/SMO-Dl Langley AFB 764-7784 Ivey, Maj Patrick L., Faculty, ACSC/EDCM, Maxwell AFB (205) 293-2383

Jackson, Capt Kenneth F., 401 AGS, Torrejon AB 7233-3539 Jackson, LTC Phillip L., 435 TAW/MA, Rhein-Main AB AV 330-7005 Jackson, 1Lt Thomas E., 602 OMS, B-Flight OIC, Travis AFB (707) 424-0431 Jacobs, Maj David A., HQ USAFJ-EYY, Pentagon (202) 697-9231 Jacobs, Col John T., 1 TFW/MA, DCM, Langley AFB 574-4262 Jameson, 1Lt Thomas M., 97 BMW, Eaker AFB (501) 762-4287 Jeanes, Maj Gerald M., HQ USSPACE€OM/J-4, Peterson AFB J d q , Capt Paula H., HQ TAC/LGMD, Langley AFB (804) 764-3511 Jefies, Capt Denise A., HQ USAFE/LGMP, Ramstein AB 480-6949 Jensen, LTC Phillip E., 509 BMW/MAML, Pease AFB 368212601 Johnson, Mr. Denver M., Senior Engineer, Denco Enginering, Mesa, AZ Johnson, Maj James S., 7081 AGSICC, Spangdahlem AB 06565-61-6646

Johnson, Maj Mark D., Student, ACSC AV 458-7392 Johnson, LTC Robert C., 178 CAM, Springfield ANG Base (513) 255-2606 Johnson, Jr., Mr. Joseph P., Management Consultant, Jacksonville, AR (501) 8344123 Joly, Maj Charles F., HQ MAC, LGLRC, Scott AFB 256-5664 Jones, Capt Bryan L., 63 MAW/MAMJ, Norton AFB AV 876-7638 Jones, Col Darrell D., LGMA, Offutt AFB r 294-2043 Jones, LTC Donny R., 4450 TACG, Nellis AFB (702) 653-6596 Jones, Col (Ret) Reginald, Dowty Aerospace Corp., Sterling, VA (703) 450-8239 Jones, Capt Reginald L., HQ USAFE/LGMP, Ramstein AB Jones, LTC Richard H., HQ TAC/IGIM, Langley AFB AV 564-2368 Jones, Capt Stephen A,, FC, OTS, LacMand AFB AV 473-4335 Jones, Maj T. Kevin, HQ USAF, LEYYA, Pentagon AV 227-9179 Joseph, Capt Merkel C., 20 TFW/EMS, OIC Munitions Bmch, RAF Upper Heyford 4 4 3 Joyce, Jr., LTC Daniel G., 48 AGS, CC, RAF Lakenheath Julsonnet, Maj John E., HQ USAFE/LGMA, Ramstein AB 480-6359 Jungst, LTC Edwin T., 305 FMS,Grissom AFB (612) 834-2473

Kamper, LTC (Ret) William A., General Defense Corp., Bettendorf, IA Kappmeier, Col (kt) Jay A., Douglas Aircraft Co., Long Beach, CA (213) 496-8668 Karr, Maj Michael P., 363 AGS, Shaw AFB 968-2224 Kautz, Maj Judith F., Student, ACSC AV 875-6794 Keath, Capt Mike,AFRUl'C Det. 845, Texas Christian University (817) 921-7461 Kelley, Capt Richard R., SHAPE HQ, Mons, Belgium 0032-02-065445350 Kelly, Capt Gary H., Student, AWC, Maxwell AFB (714) 874-2137 Kelly, LTC Gary M., HQ AFALC/CCJ, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-7132 Kemp, LTC Richard C., 89 MAW, Andrews AFB AV 858-24443 Kenna, Col Michael J., Air Attache to Malaysia 248-9011 X237 Kennedy, 1Li Bryce H., OMS, Asst. MX Supemisor, Castle AFB (209) 726-4339 Kerr, Capt Men B., 6510 TW/MAX,E d d AFB (805) 277-3009 Kessel, Maj Ronald L., HQ USAF/LXYW, Pentagon (202) 697-0771 Kidd, Mrs. Sue, AFRES/LGM, R o b i i AFB, GA Kieffer, Maj Susan M., 313 CAMS/CC, RAF Mildenhall AV 238-2274 Kiley, LTC James T., SM-ALC/MAC, McClellan AFB (916) 643-2828 Kincaid, Jr., Capt Robert T., USAF Exchange Officer, RAF Brampton Kind, LTC Richard K., 355 TIW/AMA, Davis Monthan AFB AV 361-5358 King, Maj Carol D., 325 EMS/CC, Tyndall AFB AV 523-2876 King, Capt Phillip O., Equipment f i t . Branch, OIC, Avian0 AB (0434) 651141 X2403

I

Larsen, LTC Peter H., 436 STS/MA, Carswell AFB AV 739-7467 Laycock, Maj James W., 63 FMSICC, Norton AFB AV 876-4950 Leach, 111, LTC Eugene F., 4 TFWIAMA, Seymour Johnson AFB (919) 736-6851 Ledbetter, Maj Roger D,, 432 EMSICC, Misawa AB AV 226-3141 Lee, LTC Teny S. H., HQ SACmMS, O h t t AFB AV 271-2138 Lees, Capt Roderick W., 17 AF/LGMA Leisle, Maj Jacob J., 163 TFGANG, March AFB (714) 655-3154 1 Lemons, Maj James L., 316 OMS, Yokota AB 225-8866 Lents, Capt Donald R., 36 TFW/EMS, B i t b q AB 453-7073 Lerandeau, Col (Ret) Robert P., Retired, N i d e , FL (904) 678-6489 Lester, Capt Mark A,, Summerville, SC Leutze, Capt Michael S., SA-ALC/MAE, Kelly AFB (512) 925-8170 Levendusky, LTC Martin, 301 FMSICC, Malmstron AFB (406) 731-3286 Lewandowsld, Maj Karl F., 317 OMSICC, Pope AFB (919) 394-2214 Lewandowski, Maj Kenneth M., 51 EMS, CC, Osan AB AV 784-4420 Lewis, Capt David M., SM-AL€/MA, McClellan AFB AV 633644115442 Likens,Maj Brian D., HQ AFLC/MAWP, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-3222 Little, Maj L a m c e J., 432 CRS/CC, Misawa AB 226-4727 Little, Jr., Capt Jack E., Logs Pgm Mgr., F-15 SPO, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 236-1512 ~Gyd,LTC David E., AFIT/LSM, Wright Patterson AFB 513 255-5023 Locklear, Maj Glen D., 64 OMS/CC, Reese AFB (806) 885-3982 Lombardi, Maj Daniel M., 355 EMS, Davis Monthan AFB (602) 750-4876 Long, Col John E., Air Attache, American Embassy, Copehagen, Denmark 45-31-42-31-44X283 Long, Maj Lisa B., Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, VA AV 564-5240 Lo~~aine, 1Lt Eric C., 509 FMS,Pease AFB (603) 430-1804 Luchetti, Capt Robert R., APO San Francisco Lundell, Capt Cindy, 436 ARA/OLCA, Chief, Pgm Mgmnt, Castle AFB AV 347-4242 r Lundell, Capt Stephen A., 17 FMS,Mnt. Supervisor, RAP Alconbury Lundin, LTC Robert E., 19 AREFW, Asst DCM, Robins AFB 2079 Lynch, Capt Enid T., 301 OMS, Tanker Br Supr, Malmstrom AFB Lynch, 1Lt Michael P., 379 OMS, Tanker Branch, W d t h AFB 623-5158 Lynn, LTC (Ret) Edmund B., Springfield, VA (703) 451-7363

King, Capt Robert W., AFSC 4024, Maintenance Division, RAF Kemble (011) 44-285770893 King, Jr., Capt Keith V., HQ SAC/UMB, O h t t AFB AV 271-5001 Kingsley, Maj Lawrence S., 343 CRS/CC, EielsonAFB (907) 377-3435 Kinnison, Col Timothy E., AFSC/LG, h & w s AFB AV 858-2302 Kirk, Capt Nancy R., 28 AD/LGX,Tinker AFB (405) 734-5570 Kirsch, LTC John P., 19 AREFW/AMA, Robins AFB AV 468-2274 Klaus, 1L.t Jack C., 463 OMS, Flightline A Section OIC, Dyes AFB (915) 696-2508 Klein, 1Lt Russell J., FMS, Travis AFB (707) 438-5160 K h e , 1Lt Leanne E., CRS Mnt. Supervisor, Spangdahlem AB 0656561-6733 Knapp, Capt Kenneth P., Clearfield, UT 480-2357 Knoblauch, Col (Ret) James L., Northrop Aircraft, Hawthorne, CA (213) 332-1705 Knott, Capt Donna L., 318 FISIAMA, McChord AFB AV -2627 Knox, Col Micheal R., 4950 Tf2TW, DCM, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-3534 Kobren, Capt William A,, 36 AGSl53 AMU Bitburg AB AV 453-700417897 Kocourek, Capt Candace J., HQ SAC/LGY, Offutt AFB 271-2892 Kolenda, Capt Richard, Det 1,32 TFS/MAS, Camp New Amsterdam 363-8707 Konmy, Col Rodney A., Director of Logistics, TUSLOG, Ankara, Turkey Kopf, 1Lt Stephen J., 325 'ITW95 AMU, Tyndall AFB AV 523-2166 Kopsch, Capt William L., HQ USAF/XXOX-ISO, Pentagon AV 227-2139 Kor&um, Capt Krista K., 82 OMS/MAOI, Williams AFB AV 474-5353 Kosanke, Capt Richard, SAC Maintenance University, Carswell AFB (817) 782-7467 Krahulec, LTC (Ret) M. J., ORI, Inc., Alexandria, VA (703) 823-8476 .

Kreager, LTC Richard J., HQ SAC/LGM, Offitt AFB (402) 294-2128 Krotchie, Maj Mike, Student, Air Command and Staff College AV 875-6794 Kmeger, LTC (Ret) Ray E., Eaton Corporation, AIL Division, Deer Park, (516) 595-6018 Kucharczyk, Maj Barbara A,, 363 EMS/LC, Shaw AFB (803) 668-5295 Kunkel, Capt Nancy C., 834 AGS, Hurlburt Field 579-6624 Kwolek, Capt Marsha J., AFlT Student, University of Georgia (404) 542-1294

b

LaVigne, Maj Todd V., HQ USAFEmM, Ramstein AV 480-7758 Labosky, 2Lt Michael J., Eglin AFB Lacey, Jr., Capt Donald J., 96 AMS, Dyes AFB (915) 696-3160 Ladieu, Maj John D., 48 FIS/CC/Langley AFB (804) 764-3677 Lamb, Capt Pierre A., HQ SSCIAQMD, Gunter AFS (205) 279-4430 Lambert, Capt Elizabeth A., SM-ALC/MM, McClellan AFB, CA Lambert, Col Paul J., Ogden AL€, Hill AFB AV 4584721 Lanier, 111, Capt Roy G., HQ TAC/IGN, Langley AFB (804) 764-2368

Mack, Capt Patricia V.,89 OMS, Andrews AFB (202) 981-2714 Mackey, Col Thomas J., ASD/YCL, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-5166 Magnuson, 1Lt Jon R., Maintenance Mgmnt Division, OIC, Spangdahlem AB 49-6565-61-6122 19

Magsamen, Jr., Col Clinton D., 175 TFG, DCM, Martin State Airport (301) 687-6270 X 234 Mahan, Maj Wiley H., 96 BMW/MAS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-5829 Mahan, Jr., Maj Edward L., HQ USAF/LEYM, Pentagon AV 225-0844 Malcolm, Capt Kent L., HQ TAC/LGMF, Landey AFB 764-573213 Malcom, Col Charles E., 375 AAW/MA, Scott AFl3 (618) 256-2391 Malmoe, LTC (Ret) Thomas B., Boeing Military Airplane Co., Seattle WA (206) 394-4293 Maloney, Maj Michael B., AGSICC, Elmendorf AFB 552-4745 Mann, Capt John P., 22 AF/LGMM, Travis AFB (707) 424-1289 Mann, Jr., LTC (Ret) Ernest D., ESystems, Melpar Division, Falls Church, VA (703) 560-5000 X2026 Mansfield, Capt David B., 175 CAMS/MDANG, G.L. Martin State Auport (301) 687-9280 Marhiello, Col Peter, HQ SAC, Dep Director, Aircraft Mnt, Offitt AFB (402) 294-2477 Marizzaldi, Capt Vincent J., Douglas Aircraft Co., Long Beach, CA Marques, Capt Vitor M. G., HQ 1AF/LGMM, Langley AFB (804) 764-6021 Marquez, L/G (Ret) Leo, Albuquerque, New Mexico Marshall, Jr., Maj Robert D., 62 AMS, CC, McChord AFB (206) 984-2826 Marstall, LTC (Ret) James E., Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Bethesda, MD (301) 951-2585 Martin, Capt Edward B., C-141 Flightline Supervisor, Altus AFB (405) 481-7896 Martin, LTC Fred E., 1st SOW, Hurlburt Field 884-7826 Martin, Capt Keny E., AFROTC, Det 860, Utah State University (801) 750-1829 Martin, Capt Thaddeus J., AFROTC, Det 850, University of Utah (801) 581-6236 Martz, Capt Susan L., 5MMS/MAWW, Minot AFB (701) 723-3046 Marumoto, Capt Glen S., HQ TAC/LGQP, Langley AFB AV 574-4465 Massengale, LTC Robert M., HQ MACLGMWA, Scott AFB (618) 256-4771 Massengale, Capt Shari L., HQ MACMLRC, Scott AFB (618) 256-5666 Massie, Capt Steven A., 1605 MASS, Lajes Field AV 723-1410 Masmvito, Capt Rita A,, ASDWL, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 2554996 Mathews, Jr., Col Jack S., DoD Explosives Safety Board, Alexandria,VA (202) 325-0891 Matson, Capt Chris A,, 4 2 OMS, Loring AFB (207) 9994224 Matt, Maj Craig P., WR-ALC/MAWW, Robins AFB AV 468-3524 Matter, Mr. T.K., Northrop Corp., Aircraft Div., Harbor City, CA (213) 416-3106 Mamngly, LTC James C., 401 TFWIAMA, APO New York Mauldin, Col (Ret) William T., Advanced Technology, Inc., Huntsville, AL (205) 830-9585 Mayton, Capt Rodney L., 355 CRS, Davis Monthan AFB 361-4319 Mazur, Capt Gregory J., 51 EMS, Osan AB 784-4890 McAndrews, Col Michael T., UNISYS, Pentagon (202) 847-2510 McBrayer, LTC Roy N., 6516 LTS,Edwards AFB (805) 275-8162 McCabe, Capt Daniel E., HQ TAC/LGM/F-16, Langley AFB (804) 764-3833 20

McCammon, Maj William C., 4 EMS, Seymour Johnson AFB 736-5351 McCarty, Col Deryl S., 513 ACCW/MA, DCM, RAF Mildenhall 512165 McCarty, Capt Gail M., AFHRL/LR, Research MO, Wnght Patterson AFB (513) 255-2606 McConnen, Jr., Maj (Ret) Robert P., Prod.Test Eng., Northrop B-52 Div., Palmdale, CA (805) 272-8732 McCormick, Capt Kathleen M., 388 TFW, Hill AFB McCormick, Col William J., 23 TFW/MA, England AFB (318) 448-5506 McCourry, LTC Laq G., Student, ICAF, Ft. McNair (703) 455-2106 McCoy, L/G Robert P., HQ AFLCICV, Wright Patter AFB (513) 257-6888 McCrary, Jr., Capt John A., HQ PACAF/LGMMM, Hickam AFB 449-8885 McCredie, Capt Patrick V., F-16, MSIP, Edward AFB 277-6021 McDonald, L/G Charles C., HQ USAF/LE McDonald, Capt Lee A., 434 REFW AFRES), Grissom AB (317) 689-2425 McDonald, Col William, HQ TAC/LGW, Langley AFB, VA McElhanon, Col (Ret) Charles D., Springfield, VA (703) 971-9556 McGehee, Jr., Col Jarrett B., AFLC-XP, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 257-6101 McGinnis, Capt Terence F., 509 OMS/MAOB, Pease AFB AV 852-2227 McGregor, Capt Margaret A., 20 TFW/MA, RAF Upper Heyford McGuinness, Capt James B., HQ Standard Systems Center, Gunter AFS AV 446-4174 McIntyre, Col James H., 50 TFW, DCM, Hahn AB McKenzie, Capt Kris H. McKittrick, Col Robert J., Logistics Mgrnt System Center/SHT, WPAFB (513) 257-2566 McLaughlin, Maj Kathleen L., 20 TFW/MAS, W Upper Heyford AV 263-4512 McMahon, Capt Robert H., HQ TAC/LGQP, Langley AFB (804) 764-4465 McNally, ColWilliamR., On-Site InspectionAgency, Magna Portal Det, P.O. Box 177, Magna, UT 84044, (801) 251-4863 McNamara, Capt Margaret R., 318 FIS/MAA, McChord AFB (206) 984-2362 McSears, Capt Freddie, 436 MAW/MAMJ, Dover AFB AV 455-6654 McVinney, Capt Paul D., OCALC/MAEE, Tinker AFB AV 336-2411 McWilliams, Lt Col Chris J., USAFLEYY, Pentagon AV 227-9232 Medford, LTC Allen E.,3 AF/LGM, RAF Mildenhall AV 238-2023 Medlin, Capt John A,, AFJTDG, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 255-3390 Meffert, Jr., LTC Robert F., HQ USAF/LEYYC, Pe Melsha, Capt Joel E., AFIT, Instructor of Logistics (513) 255-5023 Menietti, LTC Michael D., 18 EMS, Kadena AB AV 634-4681 Mertz, LTC Gene, USAFSO/JAS Howard AFB AV 313-284-340714559 Metcalf, Maj Douglas S., MABP, Robins AFB (407) 628-8889 Metzler, Jr., BIG Philip L., HQ USAFELG, Ramstein AB AV 480-6758 Meyer, Maj Dennis R., SA-ALC/MAD, Kelly AFB AV 945-8628 Meyer, LTC Gerald, 301 ARRS, Homestead AFB (305) 257-7592 Meyer, LTC Michael D., 58 CRS, Luke AFB AV 853-5763 Meylink, LTC (Ret) Laq J., Rockwell International, Garland, TX (214) 705-3037

Momson, Col Wfiam C., AFlSCISEW, Norton AEB (714) 382-2927 Moseley, Maj William E., 438 AMS, McGuire AFB 724-2007 Mosher, Col Walter L., Chief of Maintenance, Grand Forks AEB (701) 747-5880 Moulton, LTC Dona1 K., HQ ATC/IGIL, Randolph AEB (512) 652-5379 Muir, Col John J., 619 MASSICC, Hickam AEB (808) 449-6231 Muller, Capt AUan W., 325 lTW, Tyndall AEB AV 523-4501 Mullins, Maj (Ret) Lany H., System Engineering & Management Co. (513) 429-8866 Mundhenke, 1Lt Eric M., 6 2 FMS,McChord AEB (206) 984-5168 Munley, Capt J u d y m L., 5 0 EMS, Hahn AB (801) 777-2336 Munyer, Capt Walter A,, AEIT/LSG, Wright Patterson AEB 255 3454 Murtha, Col (Ret) James R., Fort Walton Beach, EL (904) 243-0482 Mustico, Col (Ret) Richard J., BDM Corporation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Mzyk, Maj Steven D., HQ USAFE/LGMW, Ramstein AB 06371-47-6970

Mezzacappa, Maj Carmen M., Montgomery, AL Miles, Col James W., 8 6 TEW, DCM, Ramstein AB AV 480-2100/5400 Miller, LTC David C., 513 ACCW, Asst. DCM, RAE Mildenhall Miller, Capt Donald W., HQ AAC/LGMM, Elmendorf AFB (907) 552-3167 Miller, Maj (Ret) Gary E., AEL, Lansdale, PA (215) 822-2929, X 28 Miller, Col Jere M., ASDIAL, Wright Patterson AEB (513) 255-5185 Miller, Maj (Ret) Lawrence, Systems Control Technology, Inc., San Antonio, TX (512) 523-1261 Miller, LTC Phillip E., AlTI'/LSMA, Wright Patterson AEB 2554149 Miller, Capt Richad L. Miller, LTC Stephen R., Springfield, VA Miller, LTC Wm. A. (Sam),81TFW, RAE Bentwaters AV 225-2207 Miller, Jr., Maj Phillip C., 18 EMS/CC, Kadena AB AV (315) 6344681 Mills, 1Lt Catricia L. Mills,1Lt Duane A., 552 AGS, Tinker AEB (405) 734-7926 Mills, Capt K. Dion, HQ USAPE/L.â‚ŹiMW, Ramstein AB AV 480-6359 Milner, LTC Richad W., 314 PMS/CC, Little Rock AFB AV 731-7933 Milner, Jr., 1Lt David B., 509 BMW, Pease AEB (603) 430-2539 Mineau, Col Kristian M., 3 AF/LG, RAF Mildenhall ETS 238-2818 Mise, Mr. Alfred P., UQ USAFE/LGM, Ramstein AB RM 480-6703 Mhetta, Jr., 2Lt Michael, 1 4 AMU,Asst. OIC, Misawa AB AV 266-4811 Mitchell, Capt P. Michael, 20 TEW/SE, RAP Upper Heyford 4297 Mitchell, Lt Stephen John, 349 FMS,Travis AFB (707) 424-0816 M m , Capt Joanna C., 32 TES, Det. 9, CC, Soestedxq AB 03463-58719 Mohney, M/G (Ret) Russell E., Self-Employed Moitoza, Col Edwin G., W-ALC/MAQ, Robins AFB AV 468-3538 Molk, Capt Marilee A., 355 EMS, Davis-Monthan AFB (602) 7504313 Montgomery, 1Lt Regina, 6 1 CAMS, Howad AEB 284-3100 Moody, Col Donald J., 28 BMW/MA, EXlsworth AEB Moody, Capt Lloyd K., Kelly AFB Moore, Capt Eileen M., 384 OMS, McConnell AFB (316) 652-3549 Moore, LTC Robert P., USINCPACIJ46, Camp H.M. Smith (808) 477-5274 Moore, Jr., Maj Norman L., 315 FMS,AFRES, Charleston AEB AV 673-2392 MOOR,Jr., Capt Richard C., 363AGS, Shaw AEB (803) 668-3384 Mooy, Maj Pete, 5 6 EMSICC, MacDill AEB (813) 830-2141 Momles, Capt J i y , 830 ADISA, Howard AEB AV 284-3407 Morelos, Capt Sarah S., 513 ACCW/MAMJ, RAE Mildenhall AV 238-2296 Morgan, Jr., Capt J.H., 400 MMS/LGW, Kadena AB 634-4644 Morin, Maj Raymond, 306 SW,RAE Mildenhall 011-44-638-51-2319 M o d , 111, Maj Aahw B., 375 CAMSICC, Scott AEB AV 576-5813 Monis, Capt George Cole, 81 EMS, RAP Bentwaters x 2851 21

Naddeo, LTC Anthony E., HQ MAULGMW, Scott AEB, EL AV 576-3005 Nadeker, Capt Michael J., OC-ALC/MMM, Tinker AEB (405) 736-3336 Nakayama, Maj David T., HQ AEMPCI DPMRSL 1,Randolph AEB AV 487355614553 Neeley, Capt Louis J., OC-ALC/MAQE, Tinker AEB AV 3364211 Neff, Col (Ret) William T., G e d El&c Aero Engine Group, Dayton, OH (513) 243-2524 Nesley, Capt Timothy A., 436 SI5/MAT, k e l l AFB (817) 237-5427 Nettleton, Capt Joseph B.B., HQ TAC, Langley AEB (804) 764-3567 Newbold, Capt Stephen E., 3 6 AGS, Mnt. Supenisor, Bitburg AB 453-7800 Nichols, Col (Ret) Albert P., Lear Siegler MSC, San Antonio, TX (502) 652-5970 Nichols, Capt Charles R. Nicholson, Capt Melvin R., 401 AGS, AMS,Torrejon AB AV 723-5475 Nipper, LTC Ronald M.,,AF/LE, Exec., Pentagon Nishnic, Capt Michael F., 7206 ABG/MA, Hellinikon AB AV 662-5236 Nixon, Jr., Col Harvey L., WRALC/MAW, Robins AEB (513) 926-3035 Noble, Col (Ret) Robert E., V-P Business Planning, Giordano Associates, Inc. (512) 523-1135 Nodine, Jr., LTC Wright A., W / I v b f T A , Kelly AEB AV 945-6544 Nonis, LTC Thomas A,, 62 MA, McChord AFB (206) 984-5817 N o h , Jr., Maj Joseph T., HQ AFISC/IGL, No~tonAFB AV 876-3341 Norswoxthy, Capt David W., 463 OMS, OIC Inspedion Branch, Dyes AEB (915) 696-2406 Nomoahy, Maj John D., Digital Equipment Corp., Dallas, TX (214) 702-4504 Northgmves, Maj Jeffrey Noahrup, 1Lt Alan J., 363 EMS, OIC, Munitions Branch, Shaw AEB (803) 668-2310 Novak, LTC Frederick V., HQ SAC/LGY,Offutt AEB (402) 294-2892 Nowak, BIG John M., HQ MAC/LG, Scott AFB, IL

Pelletier, Lt Ian R., Weapons Flight OIC, Cornis AS Pennartz, Maj Sam E., Chief, Acft Mnt Sppt & Lght Trans, CFB Trenton ON AV 827-3451 Pepin, Maj Lester T., 26 CRS/CC, Zweibruecken AB 498-2441 Peralta, Capt Freddie D., ASD/ENFl'C, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 236-4205 Perez, Capt Anthony, 552 AWAWAGS, Tinker AFB (405) 734-2345 Perez, Capt Dennis S., HQ TACPRP, Langley AFB (804) 764-7595 Penel, Capt David R., HQ TAC/LGM Executive Office, Langley AFB (804) 764-3733 Peterson, LTC Ronald J., AMSICC, McGuire AFB Peeits, Capt Nancy A., 356 AMU,Myrtle Beach AFB Petrozzi, Capt William J., 443 FMS, Altus AFB (401) 481-6987 Pettyjohn, LTC Daniel E., 23 AGS, England AFB (318) 448-2551 Peyer, Maj, Polly A,, HQ USAF/LEXW, Pentagon AV 227-1958 Philipkosky, Capt Ueva A., HQ ATC/XPRS, Randolph AFB AV 487-3560 Phillip, Capt Joel R., 2954 CLSS, Chief of Mnt, Kelly AFB (512) 925-6865 Pickard, Maj David K., 58 EMSICC, Luke AFB (602) 856-5701 Pickett, Capt Pahick W., 834 CRS/MACM, Hurlbut Field AV 579-7242 Pierson, M/G Richard A., 1 AF, Langley AFB (804) 764-6251 Pillet, Col Frederick A., SA-ALCICV,Kelly AFB AV 945-6914 Pilling, Capt Thomas R., EOD Flight Commander, SpangdahlemAB 011-49-6567-205 Pincolini, Capt Everett R., 58 TIW/MAM, Luke AFB 853-7273 Plaster, Capt David L., 67 TRW, Bergstrom AFB AV 685-3792 Plott, Jr., Maj Ernest, Det 1, 4950 TESlW, Pjct Speckled Tr., Andrews AFB AV 8584611 Plourde, Capt Kim S., 146 CAMS,Van Nuys ANGB (213) 616-9222 Plyley, 1Lt Robert D., 4450 TACG, Nellis AFB 652-3420 Poe, Il, Gen (Ret) Bryce, Consultant, Alexandria, VA Poerschmann, Capt Robert D., 7023 AGS, AMS, Span&hlem AB 665-61-6292 Pmchmann, Capt k a , 7081 AGS, AMS, Spangdahlem AB 6565-61-6098 Polhemus, Jr., Mr. Frederick C., Pratt & Whimey, West Palm Beach, FL (407) 686-8281 Polk, LTC (Ret) Douglas M., h a a f t Reliability, Federal Express, Memphis, TN (901) 797-6473 Polk, Col (Ret) Robert C., R e h d , OIFallon, IL Polley, LTC Ralph C., 443 W C C , Altus AFB (405) 481-7505 Pollock, Capt Walter W., AFO New York Porter, Capt Pamela J., AMOC Instructor, Chanute AFB AV 862-3256 Po*, Col C. D., AFLC, Kelly AFB (512) 925-8568 Poas, LTC Donald L., 58 T1"WI Luke AFB 856-7193 Power, Maj Gregory H., HQ USAF/XOOTS, Pentagon (202) 697-4095 Power, Maj Richard D., 22 OMS, CC, March AFB 948-4620 Powers, Col (Ret) Steven T., Program Manager Softech (513) 429-2771 Price, Maj James L., 96 BMW/MAM, Dyess AFB (915) 696-3931

O'Neal, Capt Craig A., HQ MACAGILM, Scott AFB AV 576-2311 O'Neill, Maj Peter M., ROTC Insmctor, Texas A&M University (409) 845-7611 Oakes, Jr., Maj Robert K., HQ AAFCE, Ramstein AB ETS 480-8819 Oakes, Jr., Capt Sidney L., SA-ALQMMPAM, Kelly AFB (512) 925-6344 Oliver, Col George H., HQ USAFE/IGI, Ramstein AB Olsen, MI. Alan K., HQ USAF/LEY, Pentagon (202) 697-2932 Olson, Col Gary H., OC-ALC/MMP, Tinker AFB Olson, Maj Karen L., Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk VA Olson, Maj Stanley, 146 CAM, Channel Islands ANG Base (818) 909-2248 Orkin, Jr., Capt Theodore S., 172 CAMS/MAF, 172 MAG, Thompson Field (601) 936-8345 Orlomoski, Capt Steven F., 343 AGS/MAAM, Eielson AFB 377-4254 Oroukin, Capt Rebecca A., 914 MAM,Niagra Falls IAP AV 489-2272 Osbom, Col (S) Brian L., 13 AF, Asst. DCS Logistics, Clark AB Osbom, Capt Gary L., 4507 CAMSIAMA, Shaw AFB 965-314512052 Osbum, Capt Barbara H., 2852 ABG/CCQ/MACP, McUellan AFB AV 633-5022 Owen, Maj Thomas J., AU-ASCS, 3821 Student Sq,Maxwell AFB AV 875-6794 Owens, Capt Gregory K., AFROTC, Det 640, Oxford OH (512) 529-2037

Pabich, LTC Dennis S., HQ ARPC, Individual Ready Reserve, Denver CO (505) 828-5786 Packard, 111, LTC Aahur M., HQ USAF/LEYM, Pentagon 227-1052 Pahler, Maj Thomas R., Chilean AF Logs Comm, Los C e d o s , Santiago Chile (562) 557-0190 Palko, LTC Robert T., 305 AREFW(H)/MAM, Grissom AFB (317) 689-2318 Palmer, Maj Cody F., HQ AFSC/LGMW, Andrews AFB AV 858-3544 Pannell, Maj Garland J., 7391 MUNSS, Balikesir, Turkey Pappe, Jr., Col Joseph A., 7 BMW, DCM, Camvell AFB AV 739-5478 Paquette, Capt Marc G., Mnt. Branch OIC, Myrtle Beach AFB 236-5710 Parker, Capt Mary H., A F C O W V , Wright-Patterson AFB AV 785-7900 Parkkila, Capt Evonne, 1 TFW/6 AMU, Langley AFB (804) 7644162 Parks, LTC Noel R., 66 ECW/MA, Sembach AB AV 496-7358 Parr, Maj Flaine J., HQ TACDZ, Langley AFB (804) 7645151 Pawlowski, Maj Barbara E., HQ AAFCE (NATO) Logistics Plans, Ramstein AB AV 480-8846 Paz, Capt Marcelo L., HQ MAC/IG, Scott AFB AV 576-2311 Peabody, LTC Donald G., AF/XOORD, Pentagon (703) 769-2818 Pearce, Capt David C., 50 EMS, H+ AB 450-7007 Pehy, Maj Robert J., 93 OMS, Castle AFB (209) 7264339 Pelchar, Capt Joseph, 68 CAMS/MA, Seymour Johnson AFB AV 488677915716 22

Price, Col Jeny L., SA-ALC/MMF, Kelly AFB AV 945-4948 Price, Capt Mark A., 60 OMS, Travis AFB AV 837-0426 Privette, Capt Michael E., AFLMC/LGM, Gunter AFB AV 446-4581 Fugh, Capt Cathy M., AFROTC, Det. 0835, Denton, TX Futnam, LTC Burleigh J., 49 TFW/MAM, Holloman AFB AV 867-3185 Puhun, Maj James T., 81 AGS/CC, RAF Bentwaters AV 225-2814

Quigley, Maj Patrick C., 548 AGSICC, RAF -th AV 226-2400 Quinto, Lt Roger A., IEMS/MAEB, Langley AFB (804) 764-3478

Rabun, Capt Michael C., 334 AMU, OIC, Seymour Johnson AFB 736-6544 Racher, Jr., Maj Joseph P., 5 FMS,Minot AFB AV 344-6595 Ragland, Capt Franklin T., HQ TACMAT, Langley AFB AV 574-3931 Raises, Capt Frank W., 28 AD, T i e r AFB AV 884-5169 Ramm, Maj John C. Ramos, Col Rafael, ILS/GB, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 257-8191 R a W e , Capt Robert W., AFALC, B-1 SPO, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-4361 Ratcliffe, LTC Steve, SA-ALC/MA, Kelly AFB 925-3101 W e e , Capt Douglas S., H*Q TAC/LGMA, Iangley AFB (804) 7644468 Ray, Jr., LTC John R., 363 TFW/MA, Shaw AFB AV 965-2181 Reamy, Maj Christopher J., OC/ALC, AFRES,Tinker AFB (703) 661-7525 Reavis, 1Lt James C., 40 CAMS, Avian0 AB, Italy AV 632-2802 Redifer, Col Eric L., HQ AAC/LG, Elmendorf AFB (902) 552-3442 Reed, Col David M., HQ AFLâ‚Ź/MAJ, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-4727 Reed, II, LTC Raymond L,(Ret), Alexandria, VA Reed, 111, Col Grady H. Reichman, Capt Momis D., 406 CAMS/MAA, AGD Mnt. Sup., Saragoza Reid, Col Paul A., Student, ICAF, Ft. McNair Reiter, Col Thomas E., 23 AF, Hurlburt Field (904) 884-2204.

Renkas, Capt John P., Project Studies Manager 0, Gunter AFB (205) 279-4581 Reno, LTC Loren M., 463 AMSICC, Dyess AFB (915) 696-5975 Reyer, Jr., LTC Charles A., HQ SAC/rGBM, %tt AFB (402) 294-4550 Reyna, Col Antonio, 1 AF/ALG, Langley AFB AV 574-6002 Reynolds, Col John C. Reynolds, Jr., LTC Robert E., 42 OMS/CC, Loring AFB AV 920-6219 Rhame, Capt George F., OC-ALC/MMKI, Tinker AFB (405) 736-7498 Richad, Maj Diana L., HQ MAC/LCMT, Scott AFB (618) 2564787

Richards, Col James C., T A W , Langley AFB AV 574-7679 Richards, Capt King G., 384 AMS, McConnell AFB (316) 652-6053 Rideout, 2Lt Julie A., 48 PIS,48 AMU, AOIC, Langley AFB (804) 764-4122 Rider, Col William M., 9th A F F , Shaw AFB 668-3020 Ridgway, Capt Patricia F., 2952 CLSS/LGM, Hill AFB AV 458-3028 Rife, LTC Patrick D., AU CPD/CLM-R, Maxwell AFB 875-7716 Riggleman, Maj Joy L., APO San Francisco Rqgs, 1Lt Mark S., OIC, Munitions Branch, Langley AFB (804) 764-3141 Rine, Jr., Capt Joseph R., 21 AGS, MAAM, Elmendorf AFB (317) 552-4032 R i t W , Jr., Col Leonard H., SAC/lG, Omaha, NE 271-4550 Ritchie, Capt David R., SA-ALC/MAWA, Kelly AFB AV 945-7701 Rivera, 1Lt Julio, 56 AGS/61 AMU, MacDill AFB (813) 830-2368 Rizzone, Jr., LTC Charles S., 482 CAMS/AFRES/CC, Homestead AFB (305) 257-8181 Robb, Maj (Ret) Charles R., Benbmk, TX 449-9997 Robe6 Maj Edmond W., 410 OMS/CC, K.I.Sawyer AFB Robeas, Col Ronald C., Edina, MN Robinett, Col (Ret) Eugene D., C y p m Intemtional, Inc., Alexandria, VA (703) 549-5880 Robinson, Col (Ret) Douglas C., Lockheed Advanced Development Projects, Burbank CA (818) 847-3654 Robinson, LTC Hugh C., 355 AGS/CC, Davis Monthan AFB 750-3595 Robinson, Capt Lamy M., 388 TPW, Hill AFB 777-2608 Robinson, Capt Lewis S., APROTC Det 775, University of South Carolina (803) 777-4134 Robles, Capt Rolando P., HQ TAC/GIM, Langley AFB AV 574-2368 Rodefer, Lt Col Joanne M., 363 AGS/CC, Shaw AFB AV 965-3910 Rodriguez, Maj Alfred, HQ USSOCOM/SOJ-4M, MacDill AFB (813) 830-3831 Rodriguez, Capt Carlos, HQ AFLC-ILC/GBKC, Wright Patterson AFB Rogers, M/G (Ret) Albert G., VP Technical Services, Flight International, Inc. (804) 886-5566 Romhild, LTC Rex W., HQ PACAFPGIL, Hickam AFB (808) 449-5746 Rosenthal, Col Marvin h.,57 FWWIAMA, Nellis AFB 652-4839 Rosenzweig, LTC Stephen, HQ USAF/Lwc, Pentagon (301) 652-0614 Ross, Jr., 1Lt John L., 493 AMU, Asst. OIC, RAF Lakeheath 214-3834 Rowe, Capt Lloyd E., 35 TlW/MAM, George AFB (619) 269-2003 Rowe, 1Lt Steven D., 552 EMS, Tinker AFB (405) 734-2849 Rowland, Capt Carole A., Det 4,DCM/81 TFW, Nowenich AB AV 791-3322 X532 Rowland, Maj Ford William, 37 TAS, Rhein Main AB AV 330-7237 Roy, Capt James M., HQ TAC/SMO-I, Lantirn Logistics, Iangley AFB (804) 764-7907 Rudolph, LTC (Ret) Vernon L., HQ MAC/LGMW, Scott AFB AV 576-4771 Rulli, Capt Tony, HQ AFLCjXPL, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 257-8450 Rushfeldt, Col (Ret) John W., Rolls Royce, San Antonio, TX

Russ, Capt Louis E., 2952 CLSS, Hin AFB 458-6130 Russell, Capt Katherine J., 6515 OMS/MAOF, Edwards AFB (805) 258-4753 Russell, Maj (Ret) Patrick C., Retired, Las Vegas, NV Russell, Capt Timothy M., HQ SACJLGMMX, Offutt AFB (402) 294-3962 Ruth, Maj John L., 388 EMS/CC, Hill AFB 458-3114 Rutledge, Capt John B., 2 MMS/MAWD, Barksdale AFB (318) 456376512673 Ryan, Col Lany G., HQ AFLC/DCS/MA, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 257-2635 Ryan, Capt Timothy P., 57 PISIAMA, Kdavik NAS AV 450-2752 Ryan, Jr., Gen (Ret) Thomas M., Douglas Aircraft Co., Long Beach (213) 496-9800

Schopperth, Capt Edward D., 55 OMS/MAOS, Offutt AFB (402) 294-2025 Schulmeister, LTC Glenn, HQ PACAF, Dep Director of Mnt. Eng.,Hickam AFB 449-9-0783 Schwartz, Maj. Carl P., USMAAG, US Embassy,Lisbon, Portugal 351-1-726-6606X2260 Schwing, 1Lt Richard P., 55 OMS/MAOS, Offutt AFB (402) 294-2025 Scoskie, LTC Robert R., 12 PIW, Randolph AFB AV 487-5638 Scott, Capt Glenn M., AF MPC/DPMRSL, Randolph AFB 487-3556 Scott, Maj Joseph F., 355 CRSfCC, Davis-Monthan AFB AV 361-4393 Scott, Col (Ret) Rodney G., The Boeing Co., Tacoma, WA (206) 767-1004 Scruggs,LTC Dennis C., 380 BMW, Asst DCM, Plattsbwgh AFB (518) 565-7597 Searles, LTC Donald G., 37 AGSICC, George AFB AV 353-2903 Searock, BIG Charles J., DCS Logistics, SAC, Offitt AFB Seyman, Capt A. Elaine, WR-ALC/MAWWW, Robins AFB AV 226-373313136 Shade, Mr. William L., Perkin Elmer Corp.

934-1274 Shafer, Maj Earl G., 18 AGS/MAAM, Kadena AFB AV 634-2074 Shafer, Capt Virginia I., 10 TFW/MAQ, RAF Alconbury AV 223-3446 Shanahan, Maj Randall L., 317 AMS/CC, Pope AFB AV 486-4618 Shefllette, Maj Nancy A., 509 FMS/CC, Pease AFB AV 852-2303 Shelhammer, Col (Ret) Donald E., Houston Florist & Gifts, Houston, MO (417) 967-2080 Shelton, LTC David W., ANGSC/LGM, Andrews AFB (301) 9814155 Shelwood, Capt Howard Raymon, Chief, C-17 Systems Mnt. Section, Scott AFB (618) 256-6456 Shivel, II, Capt John H., 146 TAW, Channel Islands ANG Base (818) 909-2240 Shively, LTC Thomas L., HQ TAC, Chief, Field Apps Div., Langley AFB Shively, II, Maj (Ret) Robert A,, Lockheed ATC Program, Lancaster, CA (818) 847-2426 Shockley, 111, Capt William L,401 FI'DJCC, McConnell AFB (316) 652-3650 Shurila, Capt Joseph A., HQ SACJLGMMP, Offitt AFB 271-3962 Shutt, Col James A., 401 W / M A DCM, Torrejon AB 665-5602 Silva, Capt Enrique, ALDIAX, Wright Patterson, AFB AV 785-5385 Silva, Capt James T., AFLMC, Gunter AFB (205) 279-4581 Simnacher, LTC Gerald H., 2 CAMS/CC, Barksdale AFB AV 781-3435 Simonson, Capt Dennis C., 463 FMS, Dyess AFB AV 461-5116 Simpson, Col (Ret) Cleveland, Rocky Point, NC Sing, Capt Glenn J., U S A F I ' A W C ~ ,Pgm Mgr, Unguided Mun., Eglin AFB Singleton, LTC Stephen N., ADCMl552AWACWW AFB Skeen, Jr., Capt Robm E., Boeing Computer Support Services, Huntsville, AL (205) 544-8306 S h e r , Capt Timothy J., 50 AGS, Hahn AB AV 450-7174 Skowronek, Capt Thomas M., ASD/VI?L.S, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 255-7094 Slichko, Capt Daniel J., 509 FMS, Mnt. Supervisor, Pease AFB (603) 430-2477 Slown, Maj Mark D., 17 AF/LG, Sembach AB AV 496-7110 Smariga, Capt Linda K., 4450 TG, Nellis AFB

Saeger, Jr., Maj Walter W., 48 EMS/CC, RAP Lakenheath UK 638-52383212553 Sams, Col Ronald w., OC-AL€/MA, Tinker AFB 62651 San Souci, Capt Mark B., HQ MACJLGM, Scott AFB AV 576-5506 Sanders, Capt Charles E. Sanders, Maj Craig S., 42 M W C C , Andersen AFB AV 366-6122 Sandiford, Maj Gary R., 21 EMS, Elmendorf AFB (907) 5 5 2 4 6 9 Sadmck, BIG (Ret) Vernon H., Cubic Corporation, San Diego, CA (619) 277-6780 Sanford, Maj (Ret) Henry N., Staff Logis!jcs Specialist, SWL, Inc., Mclm, VA (703) 734-7187 Sansone, Col Joseph S., ASD/YPF, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-3117 Santorelli, Capt Joseph, 525 AMU, Asst. OIC, Bitburg AB 01149-6561-61-7601 Saw, Col James A., HQ SAC,ASDICC, Offitt AFB (402) 294-4078 Saville, Capt Michael J., HQ USAF/PRPRC, Pentagon (202) 694-2173 Scales, Maj Charles E., WRALC/MABE, Warner Robins AFB (912) 9264102 himihorn,Maj Randall A., ANGSCWM, Andrews AFB (301) 981-7413 Schader, Maj Richmi L., 3754 FLVJS, Sheppard AFB AV 736-4166 Sdmaker, Capt Debra J., 33 TFW, Eglin AFB AV 872-8751 Sdmbinske, LTC H e r b B., 2954 CLSSICC, Kelly AFB AV 945-4601 Scheschy, Capt Terry L., 325 AGS/MAAM, TYNDALL Schill, LTC Peter L,SA-ALC/MAD, Kelly AFB (512) 925-8628 Schlegel, Capt Richard, 42 AMS, Maintenance Supervisor, Loring AFB (207) 999-2613 Schmidt, Col Al, Deputy Director, LEY,Pentagon (202) 695-5356 Sdunoll, Col (Ret) Ross V., Retired, Hendon, VA (703) 821-3180 Schmoyer, Col G. Barry, SA-AL€/lvM, Chief Engine Div., Kelly AFB AV 945-6776 Sdunoyer, Col George B. Schmider, Capt Richad C., SA-ALC, Kelly AFB AV 945-611816119 Schnomsees, Capt Paul H., HQ MAC/LGR, Scott AFB (618) 256-4045 Schonenberg, LTC Paul, HQ USAF/PRlM, Pentagon (703) 451-6462 24

Smiedendorf, Capt Tracy A., 435 OMS, Rhein Main AB

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Smith, Capt Ann M. Smith, Maj Anne H., 32 TEWJ32 AGD, Soesterberg AB 363-8402 Smith, LTC Dale W., HQ TAC/IG Team, Langley AFB 574-2368 Smith, Capt James W., AFIT/lSMA, Wright-Patterson AFB 785-4149 Smith, LTC John B,, OSDIADASD (S), Pentagon (202) 695-9266 Smith, M/G (Ret) M. T., Logistic Systems Architects,Fairborn OH (513) 879-0090 Smith, Capt Mark, 431 TES/MA, McClellan AFB (916) 643-5860 Smith, Capt Mmha K., HQ 9AF/LGMM, Shaw AFB AV 965-2507 Smith, Capt Martha V., 325 EMS, Tyndall AFB 283-4520 Smith, Capt Michele G. Smith, Maj Robert T., 349 FMS,Travis AFB (707) 424-0818 Smith, Capt Scott G., 32 TFSJ32AMU,Soesterberg AB 363-8159 Smith, Jr., Capt Robert L., 10 MAS, Zweibrucken AB AV 498-2557 Sneeder, 1Lt Michael C., 325 EMS/MAEC, AFB (904) 283-4737 Snowman, Capt John B., 405 AGS, 461 AMU, Luke AFB AV 853-6605 Snyder, Capt Jeffrey M., 405 AGS, Luke AFB AV 853-3497 Solley, Maj Duane E., 463 FMS,Abilene, TX Somers, Maj Daniel J., Montgomery AL Soper, BIG W. John, HQ ATC, DCS/Logistics, Randolph AFB (512) 652-4568 Sonua, LTC Bruce E., 343 EMSICC, Eielson AFB 377-3100 Souza, 1Lt Lorraine M., 8 AGS, Kunsan AB Sparks, Capt Jon S., 834 AGS, HurIburt Field AV 884-6624 Sparks, Capt Nelson A., HQ MAC/LGMMM, Scott AFB (618) 256-5506 Spencer, Maj Kathleen M., SOS/EDC, Maxwell AFB AV 875-2730 Sphar, Capt Michael J., 349 AMS, Travis AFB (707) 438-2876 Spiers, M/G Joseph K., AFACWCC, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-6314 Spray, Capt Jerry R., Det. 1,2952 CLSSJCC, Kadena AB AV 634-4173 Sp-, Maj Rita A., HQ UMFEJJAMS, Ramstein AB Sprouse, LTC Danny G., 55 OMSICC, Offutt AFB (402) 294-3087 Staden, Col Arthur L., 6510 M&SG, Edwards AFB (805) 277-2600 Staley, Capt Dana (Woolson), 2852 ABG/MMQA, SM-ALC, McClellan AFB AV 633-4355 Stanley, LTC Gregory O., Stanovich, Col Robert, SA-ALC/EM/Kelly AFB Steele, Col Clifford W., HQ 4M1DCS/Logistics, McClellan AFB (916) 643-2292 Steele, LTC John B., 27 TFW, DCM, Cannon AFB AV 681-2591 Steele, Capt Keith C., HQ SACJLGXR, Offutt AFB 271-5132 Steen, LTC (Ret) Roger G., NSA, Inc., Alexandria, VA (703) 578-1150 Steiner, Capt Stephen I., Harlingen, TX Stephens, Maj Robert J., 10 AGS/CC, RAF Alconbury 3214 Stephens, Mr. Robert L., 10 TFW, RAF Alconbury 2162

Stephenson, Col David C., U S A F W , Pentagon AV 695-0844 Stephenson, Col (Ret) David R., General Dynamics, Eastern Region Mgr., Shaw AFB 865-3475 Sterrantino,Mr. Annunzio, EA6B ILSPrgm Mgr, GnunmanAerospace, Bethpage, NY (516) 577-0200 Stevens, 111, Maj John G., SM-ALC/MMER, McClellan AFB AV 633-3851 Stewart, LTC Billy "Kit," SAF/FML, Pentagon (202) 697-1935 Stewart, Capt Jack D., HQ SAC/LGMS, Offut AFB (402) 294-2288 Stewart, Col (Ret) L. D., Austin, TX (512) 892-1777 Stier, LTC Robert A., HQ SAC/LGW, OffuttAFB (402) 294-2054 Stillwagon,Capt Jerome R., HQAFCYI'EC/LGMW,Logs EvaluationMgr, Kirtland AFB AV 246-5451 Stilwagen, Capt Nancy S., 19 OMS/MAOS, Robins AFB 926-5818 Stine, III, Maj Joseph T., HQ PACAF/SEW, Hickam AFB AV 449-6968 Stine, Jr., Capt Robert L.,OD-ALCIMAN, Hill AFB Stocchetti, LTC Richard L., HQ USAFILEYY, Pentagon, VA AV 227-4377 Stone, Maj Donald G., 36 TAS, McChord AFB AV 976-2109 Stoner-Iyoki, Capt Carol L., 416 FMS,GrifEss AFB (315) 330-2093 Stonno, Col Douglas D., 82 PIUT/MA, Williams AFB AV 474-5475 stoute, 1Lt Leslie, APO New York Smchan, Capt Tyrone A., TAC/IG, Langley AFB (804) 764-2368 S t d l 1Lt Gerald E., 619 MASS/MAM, Hickam AFB 449-6386 Strines, Capt Betsy, 51 TFW/19 AMU, OIC, Osan AB Stringer, Maj David L., 20 AGS/CC, RAF Upper Heyford AV 263-433614538 Shugill, Jr., Capt Arthur E., OIC, Avionics Branch, Bitburg AB (01149) 6561-61-7719 Stutz, Col Leroy W., 552 AWACW, DCM, Tinker AFB (405) 734-2462 Suglio, Mr. Thomas M., ASD, Wright-Patterson AFB (513) 255-9274 Sullivan, Maj Kevin J., APO New York Summers, Col George P., 9 AF/LGM, Shaw AFB AV 965-2207 Sutherlen, LTC (Ret) Jerald L., AnalyticalsystemsEngineeringcorp., Manassas, VA (703) 8926000 Sveen, Capt Michael A.,$2 AGS/62 AMU 369-3731 S w m , 2Lt Stephen M., 340 CAMS, Altw AFB AV 866-6578 Swezey, LTC William D. B., ADIAL, Eglin AFB 872-2020 Swigert, Capt Diane D., AFROTC Det 25, Arizona State Univmity (602) 965-3181 Swigert, Capt Robert L., 82 FMSFIApS, Williams AFB (602) 988-5767

Talbott, Maj (Ret) James D., Support Systems Assoc., Inc., Kelly AFB 922-2545 X30 Taliafew, Maj John F., ACSC, Student, Maxwell AFB Tamow, Capt Mark A., 20 AGS, RAF Upper Heyford 263-422714957 Taubinger, Col (Ret) Richard C., TRW, North Highlands, CA (916) 331-6572

Taylor, Col Dan L., 349 MAW/MA, Travis AFB (707) 424-2060 Taylor, Capt K.Lee, 47 OMS, Laughlin AFB AV 732-5114 Taylor, Maj Mark A., 51 AGSICC, Osan AB 7844215 Taylor, Capt Rhett Taylor, LTC (Ret) Robert D., Senior Operations Analyst, Fairfax, VA (703) 323-8072 Templin, LTC Ralph J. Thayer, Lt Col Pahick M., HQ USAFLEYW, Pentagon Then, 1Lt Colin L., 343 TFW/MAMJ, Eielson AFB 377-3361 Thomas, Capt Charlie J., MAEM, Langley AFB (804) 764-3003 Thomas, Capt Gerald, 1 TFW/MAT, Langley AFB AV 574-2280/2281 Thomas, Maj Joseph, PACAF/LGMS, Hickam AFB (808) 449-8863 Thompson, Capt Gerald D., 36 EMS, Bitburg AB 453-7040 Thompson, Col Paul A,, HQ USAF/LEXX, Pentagon (202) 695-6753 Thompson, Col (Ret) Robert H., Northrop Corp., Pico Rivera, CA (213) 948-6855 Thompson, Capt Ronald E., HQ USAFE, ISC/IGLM, Ramstein AB AV 480-2684 Thompson, LTC Thomas M., 62 MAWIAMA, McChord AFB AV 976-5817 Threadgill, Maj Lillie M., Mnt. Asst. Office, JUSMAG, Korea 764-4660 Thurman, Capt Bennie L., OC-ALC/MMM, Tinker AFB AV 336-3336 Tierney, Col William S., HQ TAC/LGW, Langley AFB (804) 764-7861 Tilton, LTC John R., Ogden UT Timmons, Maj Brian F. Tipton, Capt Danny R., TAC IGIM, Langley AFB Tittle, Maj George A,, 1 AGS/CC, 1 TFW, Langley AFB (804) 764-4063 Todd, Col Franklin D., SA-ALC/MMP, K d y AFB AV 945-7001 Tollefson, Col H. Ronald, ANGSC/LG, A n h AFB 981-3011 Toneson, Capt Dale L., 50 EMS, Hahn AB AV 450-7450 Tomlin, Maj J&y A,, WR-ALC,Chief,MX Support Center,Wamer Robins AFB AV 788-5489 Tompkins, Capt Harry L., 92 OMS, Mnt. Supervisor, Fairchild AFB (509) 247-5203 Tonjes, Col Earl A., 8 AF, Dep. Chief of Staff, Logistics,Barksdale AFB AV 781-2235 Torre, Col Rocco J., ADIAL, Eglin AFB (904) 882-5804 Townsend, LTC William G., Sacramento ALC/MAD, McClellan AFB 643-2727 Townsend, Jr., Capt Oscar, HQ AFLC LOC/XOOC, Wright Patterson AFB AV 787-6314 Trainor, Col Richard F., 00-ALC/MMM, Hill AFB AV 458-5042 Trende, LTC Gary D., 552 CRS, CC, Tinker AFB (405) 734-2772 Tucker, Capt Jerry W., 5072 CSS/DCM, Galena AFS AV 446-3386 Tucker, Capt Michael E., 17 AF/LGM, Sembach AB 496-6610 Turk, Col Walter F., HQ MAC/LGM, Scott AFB AV 576-2524 Twilley, LTC John T., Fair Oaks, CA AV 633-5500

Underwood, Capt David K., 33 CRS, MACM, Eglin AFB (904) 882-8618

Vallera, Capt Anthony D., ASD/RWQL, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-2511 Van Antwerp, Capt James L., 21 EMS, Ehendorf AFB AV 552-2406 Vancorder, Capt Robert W., HQ TAC/IG, Langley AFB Vanderman, LTC Guy R., 40 TACGPCM, Avino AB Vacner, LTC (Ret) Stuart M., Purchasing Agent, Pay-n-Pak, North Pole, AK (907) 474-0113 Vasquez, Jr., Capt Pedro, 834 EMS/MAEM, Eglin AFB (904) 884-7373 Venaccio, Maj Michael G., 319 MBW, Asst. DCM, Production, GrandForks AFB (701) 747-5889 Venters, LTC Darren L., 52 APS/CC, McQlord AFB (206) 251-5800 Venus, Maj James M., 7023 AGSICC, Spangdahlem AB AV 452-6848 Verna, Col (Ret) Joseph B., Manager, AFPrgms, HerculesAerospace Co, Wash DC (202) 223-8590 Viccellio, Jr., L/G Henry, HQ USAF/LEYY, Pentagon AV 227-4377 Vida, Maj Mananne E., FCDNA/FCPSM, W a n d AFB 844-0401 Via.mil, 1Lt Manuel A., 319 FMS,Asst. Mnt. Supervisor, Grand Forks AFB (701) 747-3796 Vining, LTC Gordon G., 479 TIUIIQA, Holloman AFB (505) 479-5843 Vitarnvas, Jr., Col Albert T., HQ SAC/LGM, Offutt AFB (402) 294-2477 Vogel, Maj Richard A., 18 AGS/MAAM, Kadena AB 634-3715 Von Lyle, Maj Harron, 376 OMS, Kadena AB AV 634-4179 Voveris, Maj Susan J., 388 CRS/MAAM, Hill AFB, UT Vriezen, Capt David M., 42 OMS, Loring APB, ME Waddell, Capt Glenn A,, HQ TAC/IG, Aircraft Mnt. Inspeaor, Langley AFB (804) 764-2368

Wager, 111, Capt Victor E., HQ TAC/LGQT, Langley AFB (804) 764-2102 Wagner, Maj Barbara J., 81 EMS/Maintenance Sup., RAF Bentwaters AV 225-2308/2201 Waid, Maj John L., 349 OMS(AFRES), Travis AFB (707) 424-2595 Wakefield, Col (Ret) James L., Noahrop B-2 Division, Wanensburg, MO Walker, Capt Brenda B., OC-ALC/MAW (B-1), Tinker AFB (405) 736-2127 Walker, Maj Larry R., Converse, TX Wallace, Col Geary W., HQ ATC/LGM, Randolph AFB 487-2794 Walling, LTC Dennis R., 317 FMSICC, Pope AFB (919) 394-4218 Wallman, LTC Delyle, Det. 5, AFOTEC, Edwards AFB AV 527-4048 Walters, Capt Michael L., HQ ATCFOA, Randolph AFB AV 487-5561 Wangen, LTC Scott L., HQ SAC, Policies & Procedures Br., CC, Offitt AFB (402) 294-2236

Wad, LTC Jack D., 509 BMW, Asst DCM, Pease AFB (603) 430-2104 Wad, 1Lt Mark A,, 463 OMS, Dyess AFB (915) 696-2551 Warwick, Capt Edward A., HQ ATC/ITOF, Randolph AFB, TX AV 487-2422 Washburn, Capt James F., HQ TAC/LGMA, Langley AFB Waskiewicz, III, LTC (Ret) Stanley P., JAYCOR Dayton Operations/Mgr., Document Production (513) 429-4311 Waterman, Capt Ron, 20 TFW, 79 AMU, OIC, RAF Upper Heyford Waters, Maj Thomas R.E., 3 CRS, CC, Qark AB 33598 Watson, Col (Ret) Richard J., Chatham, VA (804) 432-8929 Wax, Col Jeny P., 405 TIUIIAMA, Luke AFB AV 853-5904 Webb, LTC Dayton B., 380 FMS/CC, Plattsburgh AFB (518) 565-5988 Weeth, 1Lt Raymond W., 1 0 EMS/MAEMW, RAF Alconbury AV 223-2889 Weinman, Col h o l d L., Fairchild AFB (517) 747-6416 Weiss, Col Daniel H., WRALC/MAI, Warner Robins AFB AV 468-5959 Weisz, Capt K. Scott Weitzel, LTC Michael P., 2953 CISS/CC, Tinker AFB Welch, LTC (Ret) David N., The BDM Corp (513) 259-4720 Wekh, LTC Michael J., 1 6 AF/LGM, Torrejon AB 723-5016 Wells, Col Don E., DCS, Logistics, HQ USAFA (719) 472-4480/4481 Wells, LTC (Ret) Donald A,, USPA & IRA REP,TACOMA West, Capt David C., AFlT/LSG, Wright Patterson AFB AV 785-5435 Westburg, Col Gale O., 114 T F G W J o e Foss Field (605) 333-5801 Westfall, Jr., LTC Charles G., Det 1,AFISC, W a n d AFB (505) 844-0141 Westwood, Capt Michael D., SA-ALC/MMVCM, Kelly AFB (512) 925-6492 Wetekam, Maj Sheri L., NGB/XOX, Pentagon AV 224-0188 Wheatley, Capt Donald J., 1 CRS/MACP, Langley AFB (804) 7644138 Wheeler, Maj Travis M., FTD 523/CC, Nellis AFB AV 682-2670 Whitake~,Col William L., Hurlburt Field White, Capt H. Rowland White, Col Neil W., Armed Forces Statf College, 'Norfolk, VA AV 564-5626/5410 White, 11, Capt Douglas W., Special Ops Dep, for Logs Test, Edwards AFB (805) 277-8898 White, 11, Col Milton J., Asst for Reserve Affairs, LE, Pentagon (202) 697-5148 Whifield, LTC J. Duane, SA-AL€/MAE, Kelly AFB AV 925-4932 Wightman, LTC (Ret) Dennis J., Logis-Tech, Alexandria, VA (703) 684-7117 Wilcox, Capt Majorie M., HQ PACAF/IGILA, Hickam AFB Willeck, Maj Dennis G., ASDWL, Wright Patterson AFB (513) 255-4512 Williams, Capt Anthony Ray, 18TFW/MAEMM, Kadena AB AV 634-211411921 Williams, Capt Richad J., 1 2 AF/IGIM, Bergshorn AFB (512) 369-2745 Williams, Maj (Ret) Robert J., 5 OMS/MAOS, Minot AFB AV 344-2075

Williams, Jr., Maj Walter C., USAFIADS 'Thunderbirds', Nellis AFB (702) 652-9908 Williamson, Maj John S., 3 6 TFW/MAM, Bitburg AB AV 453-7831 Willis, 1Lt Frank T., 302 CAMS/MAOM, Peterson AFB 554-7544 Willison, Maj Daniel P., Edwards AlWC, Edwards AFB AV 527-3018 Wilson, Maj James B., 315 OMS, Charleston AFB (803) 554-3219 Wilson, Capt Steven M., AFMPC/OPMOD, Randolph AFB (512) 652-6951 Wilson, Jr., Maj Jesse C., 49 TFW/MAM, Holloman AFB Winchester, Col Robert O., 501 TMW/LG, RAF Greenham Common AV 266-2014 Winn, 1Lt Eric N., 520 AGS/55 AMU/MAAMB, RAF Upper Heyfod AV 263-4962/4067 Withers, Jr., Capt F. Ron, Senior Engineer, G e d Dynamics Corp., Ft. Worth (817) 763-3717 Witter, 1Lt James R., 5 0 AGS, Hahn AB AV 450-7555 Wohnsigl, Col (Ret) J. Robin, Control Data Corp., Apple Valley, MN (612) 853-3316 WoH, Capt Audrey L., HQ USAFE/LGME, Ramstein AB AV 480-6923 Wolfod, Capt Bethany R., AFLMC/LGM, Gunter AFS (205) 279-4581 Wollam, Col Dan Wornack, LTC Eddie G., HQ AFL€/MAQ, W w t Patterson AFB (513) 257-7670 Wood,Maj (Ret) Albert T., China Valley, AZ Wood, Jr., Capt Robert M., 21 CRS, Elmendorf AFB (317) 552-3124 Woods, 1Lt John F., 494 AMU, RAF Lakenheath Woolard, Maj (Ret) Lynn P., Hernandez ErujnInc., Houston, TX (11) 894287 Workman, Capt Rickey J., FCDNA/FCI, W a n d AFB (505) 844-0010 Worley, LTC Walter L., A F W , Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Wright, Capt C. Faylene, 301 ARRS, Homestead AFB (305) 257-6115 Wright, Col David K., 00-ALC/MMA, Hill AFB 458-5873 Wright, LTC Steven E., 27 TFW/MAM, Cannon AFB (505) 784-4457 Wwster, LTC Qiffod L., 48 TFW/AMA, RAF Lakenheath AV 226-3776 Wysowski, LTC John R., AFLSC, Norton AFB AV 876-3137

Yarbrough, Capt Dwight Lee, 2955 CLSSfMA, Waxna Robin$§hFl3 (912) 926-6729 2' Yates, III, Capt W. David, McDonnell Aircraft Co., S t Loui#MD (314) 234-2914 Yates, Jr., Capt Charles R., 548 AGS, RAF W e a t h Lakedwath 3667 Yoder, Jr., LTC Richard A, 60 MAW, Asst. DCM, Travis AFB AV 837-3271 Young, Maj Bradley C., 434 AREFW, Grissom AFB Young, Col (Ret) Joe H., 81TFW, DCM, RAF Bentwaters 011-44-3943-7605 Younger, III, Col Jey E., HQ AFISC/IGL, Norton AFB (714) 382-2189

Zmke, Maj Linda H., 315 MAW,Charleston AFB

(803) 554-2636 Zettler, Col Michael E., HQ USAF/PRPRC & Support Panel Chairman, Pentagon AV 224-2173 Ziegler, Col Kenton R., OC-ALC/MMI,Tinker AFB Zimmerman, Col Eric A,, Director, Defense Dist. Depot, Mechanicsburg, PA (717) 790-4697 z ~ ~ ~ ~ , ' Ralph L T cC., 403 TAW, Keesler AFB (601) 377-3372

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Maj James Kenneth Harkins, Jr., 354 EMS, Supervisor, Myrtle Beach AFB Capt BrianM. Ince, 23TFW, 74AMU, OIC, England AFB Col Timothy E. Kinnison, AFSC/LG, Andrews AFB Capt Nancy R. Kirk, 28 AD/LGX, Tinker AFB Col Paul J. Lambert, Ogden ALC, Hill AFB Maj Roger D. Lgdbetter, 432 EMS, CC, Misawa AB Capt JackE. Little, Jr., Logs PgmMgr., F-15 SPO, Wright Patterson AFB Capt EnidT. Lynch, 301 OMS, Tanker Br Supr, Malmstrom

Moved Maj Richard J. Alquist, 363 CRS/CC, Shaw AFB LTC Ronald L. Andrea, 1TFW/AMA, Langley AFB Col Ralph H. Bell, Joint ASD-ALD/AX, Wright Patterson AFB Col William R. Bishop, HQ ATC/LGM, Randolph AFB LTCTh0ma.s R. Brown, Jr., 51 TFW, ADCM, Osan AB 1Lt Howard J. Bnunm, 924 CAMS, Bergstrom AFB Capt Ronald K, Canfield, 00-ALC/MA4WC, Hill AFB Maj Ronald D. Carbon, Directorate of Curriculum, ACSC, Maxwell AFB Maj Patrick F. Dournit, Student, ACSC, Maxwell AFB Capt Robert E. Dulong, HQ SAC/LGMB, Offutt AFB Capt Susan E. Eaves, HQ AFMF'C/DPMRSLA, Kelly AFB LTC John N. E d d e l d , Jr., 86TFW, DCM, Ramstein AJ3 Maj (Ret) Ronald D. Ellman, NATO Mnt. & SupplyAgency, S O , SHAPE, Belgium Col Joseph P. Fillare, 317 TAW, DCM, Pope AFB LTC (Ret) Richard J. Frome, Optical & Electronic Research, Lorton, VA Capt Geral A. Gillispie, HQ TAC/LGSE, Langley AFB Capt Men B. Gmnin, Sembach AB

AFB Col Edwin G. Moitoza, WR-ALC/MAQ, Robins AFB Capt J.H. Morgan, Jr., 400 MMS/LGW, Kadena AB LTC Ronald M. Nipper, AF/LE, Exec., Pentagon Col (S) Brian L. Osborn, 13 AF, Asst. DCS Logistics, Clark AB Maj Thomas J. Owen, AU-ASCS, 3821 Student Sq, Maxwell AFB Maj Garland J. Pannell, 7391 MUNSS, Balikesir, Turkey Col Joseph A. Pappe, Jr., 7 BMW, DCM, Carswell AFB Capt Marc G. Paquette, Mnt. Branch OIC, Myrtle Beach

AFB Maj Sam E. Pennartz, Chief, Acft Mnt Sppt & LghtTrans, CFB Trenton ON 28

Capt Michael C. Rabun, 334 AMU, OIC, Seymour Johnson

AFB LTC Patrick D. Rife, AU CPD/CLM-R, Maxwell AFB Capt James M. Roy, HQ TACISMO-1, Lantirn Logistics, Langley AFB LTCThomas L. Shively, HQTAC, Chief, Field Apps Div., Langley AFB Capt John B. Snowman, 405 AGS, 461 AMU, Luke AFB Capt Dana (Woolson) Staley, 2852 ABG/MMQA, SM-ALC, McClellan AFB Capt Jerome R. Stillwagon, HQ AFOTEC/LGMW, Logs Evaluation Mgr, Kirtland AFB Maj Lillie M. Threadgill, Mnt. Asst. Office, JUSMAG, Korea LTC Guy R. Vanderman, 40 TACG/DCM, Avino AB Maj John S. Williamson, 36 TFW/MAM, Bitburg AB Maj Jesse C. Wilson, Jr., 4 9 TFW/MAM, Holloman AFB

CORRECTION In the "Members On the Move" section of the last ER, we mistakenly retired BIG Patricia A. Hinneberg.

She has not retired, but is currently the DCS/MA at AFLC HQ, Wright Patterson AFB. Our apologies.

Memorial New Members Capt Randy Black, C-5 System Program Manager, SA-ALC, Kelly AFB Capt Eugene Collins, COMTAC, CMD Briefer/ Writer, Langley AFB Capt Douglas 0. Fingles, 522 AMU,OIC, Cannon AFB 0 4 Tina M. Fink, HQ MAC, Scott AFB 1~Robert D. Frazier, OIC Flightline Branch, OMS, Charleston AFB 1Lt Thomas E. Jackson, 602 OMS, B-Flight OIC, Travis

Lt Col James K. McDonald, WR-ALC/DMM/MMFM died on 22 May 1989 after a 13 month battle with cancer. He was a career maintenance officer who served faithfully.

Ruth I. Smith, Secretary to Col. Dennis Dukan, Chief Armament, Munitions and Missiles Division (AF/LEYW) passed away November 27, 1989 as a result of a stroke. Mrs. Smith served over 45 years with the federal government, and was in LEYW for the past four years.

AFB 1Lt Eric C. Lorraine, 509 FMS, Pease AFB LTC Robert F. Meffert, Jr., HQ USAF/LEYYC, Pentagon Col (Ret) Albert P. Nichols, Lear Siegler MSC, San Antonio, TX Capt David R. Perzel, HQ TAC/L.GM Executive Office, Langley AFB Capt Thomas R. Pilling, EOD Flight Commander, Spangdahlem AB Capt ~revaPoerschmann, 7081 AGS, AMS, Spangdahlem

AB 2Lt Julie A. Rideout, 48 FIS, 48 AMU, AOIC, Langley AFB Maj. Carl P. Schwartz, US-MAAG, US Embassy, Lisbon, Portugal Capt Ron Waterman, 20 TFW, 79 AMU, OIC, RAF Upper Heyford

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