The White Falcon - 13.08.1982, Blaðsíða 3

VP-26 picks twenty for CDI
By AE2 Pageau and AN Tripp
Patrol Squadron TWENTY-SIX (VP-26) has
designated twenty maintenance technicians
as Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI).
CDIs perform maintenance tasks indepen-
dently and are called upon to ensure work
done by others meets the exacting
specifications of the applicable mainte-
nance directives. Because the CDIs play
such a vital role in maintenance the
selection process is very demanding to
ensure that only the most skilled and
professional technicians are designated
as CDIs.
After CDI candidates have met a basic
experience criteria they must demonstrate
superior knowledge in their field. Their
expertise is examined in their work center
and the Quality Assurance Division admin-
isters- a comprehensive examination. The
selection process then continues through
the chain-of-command to the commanding
officer who assigns the designation.
The CDI designation is not just
handed to anyone, it is earned with a lot
of hard work. To be recognized as a CDI
is a noteworthy achievement. The following
personnel have achieved this goal:
ADI Robert Broski ADI Walter Maluszewski
ADI George Brewer AMSl Warren Gladwin
AMH2 Ronnie Shelton AMH1 Danny Dunaway
AMSl Brad Jewell AMS2 Mathew Casper
AMEC Edward Biel AME1 Dale Tait
AE2 Jeffrey Pageau AE1 James Faulkner
AE2 Michael Meserve A01 Leland Minske
A01 Michael Becker AX1 Denny Webster
AX2 Samuel Hudson AX2 Steve Gruttadauria
AEC Donald Mikko AE2 Jeffrey Lovelady
BRAVO ZULU TRIDENTS!
Tour Office notes
THURSDAY - Bus transportation to "Light
Nights" will be available if enough people
sign up.
SATURDAY, August 21 - A tour to Skogarfoss
is being offered. On this tour you will
drive across the entire south lowland
through Hveragerdi and then on to
Skogarfoss and the FI jots hiid district.
This area is noted for its good
climate and scenic beauty. At Skogar you
will visit an interesting folk museum and
the beautiful waterfall Skogarfoss. You
will be able to see some glaciers located
in the Eyjafjoll district also. The bus
will leave the Viking Mall at 9 a.m. and
will return at approximately 7 p.m. Be
sure to pack a lunch.
Tickets will be on sale at the Tour
Office from Monday through noon Friday.
ZUKOFSKY SEMINARS
Conductor/Director Paul Zukofsky
presents a series of four concerts. All
are free^^^Wiarge and sponsored by the
Reykjavi«^^B>ol of Music.
Register now
Performances are at 2 p.m. August 21 ;
8:30 p.m. August 25; and 2 p.m. Auqust 28.
Bus transportation will be provided to the
Concerts if enough interest is shown.
HOLIDAY IN SCOTLAND
The Tour Office has arranged a tour
package for a special Labor Day weekend in
Scotland which includes a charter flight
from Keflavik to Glasgow, hotel accommo-
dations, breakfast and all transfers.
The flight leaves September 3, late
in the afternoon, and returns via Aberdeen
late Monday evening September 6. Trans-
fers are included in the special low
price air fare. Please book early.
CAMPING TRIP TO TH0RSM0RK
Due to numerous requests the popular
camping trip to Thorsmork is being offered
for the August 28 and 29 weekend.
Thorsmork is a large isolated valley near
the south coast of Iceland. It is
surrounded by mountains and glaciers.
Campers must bring all their own equipment
and food. Camping^^^pment may be rented
from Gear Issue.
_Navy Campus notas
kHE gram Monday to Augl^^b.
-re^^xration for the Webster Col- on-duty education prograr
WEBSTER?
Pre-r
lege Master of Arts program will continue
through Wednesday for the Fall Quarter II
semester. Registration will be for the
October and November courses. In addition
to these classes registration of new
students for the concepts courses will be
accepted. New students may enroll in this
continuing program during any registration
period.
FUNCTIONAL SKILLS PROGRAM
Navy Campus will be holding registra-
tion for the Navy Functional Skills Pro-
This is an
in reading,
A pre-test will
Classes will
program
grammer and mathematics,
be administered August 27.
be August 30 to October 8.
REGISTRATION AMD PLANNING
To register for the above or to have
an educational planning meeting stop by
the Navy Campus Office in the Viking Mall.
The Navy Campus has educational advisors
to help you plan how to meet your
educational objectives or to develop goals
based on your current status and needs.
Fire department training?
Members of the Base Fire Department helped out Monday, in cleaning the station
C-117 aircraft. This cleaning is part of a routine corrosion prevention program
which is necassary due to the high amount of salt in the air.
USO notes
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 20
TODAY - Fish Fry from 6 p.m. - 1:30
a.m. or until the fish run
out.
Women's Get Together from 10
a.m. - noon. Free babysit-
ting service provided. There
will be a hair cut demon-
stration.
Pinochle at 6 p.m.
Pinochle at 1:30 p.m.
Table tennis tournament at 6
p.m. Fish Fry from 6 p.m.
1:30 a.m. or until the fish
run out.
The USO is sponsoring a Flea Market on
Saturday, August 28, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sign up before August 25 for a table.
The Leo Munro/USO Trivia Show fall
series will begin September 13. Those in-
terested in signing a team of 4 people for
the competition are asked to stop by
the USO before September 2.
Photo contest winners
Last week we ran the first place photos
from the White Falcon photo contest, this
week we are running the runner-ups and
honorable mentions on pages 4 and 5.
The photos were judged without knowledge
of who the person was that submitted the
photo, in order to insure an unbiased
competition. The results were based cn
overall quality of the print, including
composition, lighting, definition and
subject. This week's photos are marked
either color, or b&w, to indicate how
the original was submitted.
Next week the winners will’be displayed
in the entryway at the Navy Exchange.
Anniversary dirAr
A special dinner will be served at the
Enlisted Dining Facility August 19 in
recognition of the twenty-third anniver-
sary of the Admittance of Haw^^to the
United States. The EDF is c^^Ko offer
Hawaiian Night as part of i^^^ernation-
al dinner program. The dinne^^wi11 be:
Chicken egg drop soup
Hawaiian style pineapple chicken
Maui fried rice
Broccoli polonaise
Waikiki mix
and salad and desert bars
So come on by to the EDF with your
family and help celebrate the evening with
Hawaiian Dining. Anyone authorized to
subsist in the Enlisted Dining Facility
and their sponsored guests may dine in the
facility.
Instructors needed
Air Force instructors are needed for
professional military education activities:,
Law School programs for officers; Operation
Bootstrap; Squadron Officer School has in-
structor vacancies; and promotion notice
for Master and Senior Master Sergeants is
announced. For more information on these
items from the Worldwide Retention Hotline
contact your unit career advisor or the
AFI Staff Career Advisor, MSgt. Glodich,
at extension 7723.
Elementary school registration
The 1982-83 Elementary School Handbook
and starting materials can be picked up at
the Elementary School office from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. beginning Monday. Registration
for new and returning students is on-going
and should be completed as soon as possible.
Excess furniture sale
A retail sale of excess household type
furniture to defense force members will be
held in building T-866 Monday from 9 a.m.
to 10 a.m.
Sales are conducted on a first come,
first served basis and as is, where is,
without refund or exchange. Purchasers
are required to pay cash in U.S. currency
and remove items immediately without
assistance from sales personnel. 3
Friday- August 13, 1982 WHITE FALCON