I- NEWS o AFLC N Sea-roc- Jr. takes the post June k, 1. General Searock will replace Lt. Gen. Trevor A. Hammond, who is moving to the Pentagon to become the deputy chief of staff for logistics at Air Force headquarters. General Searock, 54, comes to AFLC from Strategic Air Command headquarters at Offutt AFB, Neb., where he served as deputy chief of staff for logistics since June 1987. No stranger to AFLC, the general was the vice commander of Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center at Tinker AFB, Okla., for two years prior to his assignment at SAC headquarters. A native of Nazareth, Pa., General Searock entered the Air Force in 1954. He is a command pilot with more than 6,500 flying hours, including 152 combat missions in support of the defense of the Republic of Vietnam. His military decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion B-5- 2 5 Hilltop Times n o AFB, OHIO (AFLCNS) Air Force Logistics Command will gain a new vice commander when Lt. Gen. (selectee) Charles J. WRIGHT-PATTERSO- Moy 24, 1991 of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and Air Force Meritorious Service and Commendation Medals. Throughout his career, the general has held a variety of positions including: FB-- 1 1 cadre instructor pilot at Carswell AFB, Texas; assistant for plans to the military assistant to the president; 393rd Bombardment Squadron commander; 509th Organiza1 tional Maintenance Squadron commander deputy commander for maintenance and vice wing commander, 509th Bombardment Wing, Pease AFB, N.H.; 380th Bombardment Wing commander, Plattsburgh AFB, N.Y.; and executive officer to the deputy commander in chief, Headquarters, U.S. European Command, Stuttgart, Vaihingen, West Germany. In his new position, General Hammond, 53, will set policy and obtain resources for maintenance, transportation and supply activities that support worldwide Air Force operations. Since 1983, when he became vice commander of Sacramento ALC at McCleUan AFB, Calif., General Hammond has worked exclusively in AFLC. He held positions as deputy chief of staff for Information Sys- j ) commander. tems; Logistics Management Systems Center; AFLC chief of staff and most recently, commander of the Sacramento ALC. The general is a comGeneral Searock mand pilot with more than 5,000 flying hours in a variety of fighter and Generand trainer aircraft, as well as al Hammond has flown more than 170 combat missions in the RF-- 4 during the Vietnam War while assigned to the 14th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, Udorn Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. KC-135- s. C-2- 1s I7EUS DEUEFG Savings bond broakfast A kickoff breakfast and canvasser training sessions will be held next week to prepare for the start of the 1991 U.S. Savings Bond campaign. The campaign, which runs throughout June, gives military and civilian members the chance to initiate savings bond allotments or increase existing bond deductions, said Col. John Tilton, Commodities Directorate, campaign chairman. "We want to give every Hill worker an opportunity to participate in this year's campaign," he said. "Savings bonds are an excellent way for all people to save. It doesn't matter if you are single or married with a large family, the benefits of purchasing bonds through the payroll savings plan are tremendous. Key workers in each organization will be con sale all l::iteiy coats g1c3e-c- ut L3i::::i suits So. State Clearfield 825-169- Sat. said. Coke contest planned A cake decorating contest will be sponsored by the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Division. Cakes are due at the Youth Center, Bldg. 883, by 9 p.m. May 31. First-- , second- - and third-plac- e prizes will be awarded. All cakes entered will be used for a carnival cake walk on June 1. For more information, call the Youth Center at : r BbiTfiOEiL' Wlf LIAM BAEDWIN SCOTTl t txuBI'It-- " 6 2'JASpN LEIGH. KEBEGCA UEfilO.' SUTHERL AN i 4 w.'m- v. - :rx Itiiat erodesit Ta Wl v and iC to 4eadly rage, : - 1 ero,F Basketball it 50 Sweats NBA Off Pants Shirts J' ' Too-Shlr- ts h Off 25-5- 0 i' . mm : Instant can create I -- 9:00-4:0- 0 "0 v 777-7241- 9. v 'EuMv . 9:00-6:0- 0; 72830. HIV Quality for Lets!! Mon.-Fr- i. Thursday and May 31. For more information on the training sessions, contact Maj. Ron Aldridge, Ext. co-chairi-ng 3' Stock In HOURS: Training sessions will continue today and next week for key workers. Sessions will be held at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the Bldg. 1209 conference room today, zz2 18'-2- 499 tacting every Hill worker during the campaign and will be able to answer questions and will point out the advantages of the program." Tickets will be available through noon today for the breakfast which will start at 7 a.m. Tuesday at the Noncommissioned Officers' Club, said Susan Brown, Technology and Industrial Support Directhe torate. She and Karen Rowe, TI, are will theme. include a which event, patriotic "The 1991 campaign film will be shown and remarks will be presented by Capt. Jim Reiss, 388th Tactical Fighter Wing, a recent returnee from Operation Desert Storm. Tickets are available through unit representatives at $4.50 per person or by contacting the chairmen at Ext. 77047," Ms. Brown A "- (Th& evenrnms foh me spcwts fan OODEN CITY MALL MON.-FR- I. 10-- 9; 621-633- Sat. 10-- 7; Sun. J' 12-- 5 3 BA ?fl if I "3i T ll ll; I i'tY: .III w.s IB :hv u,) 1AFf ;i) m H ' HP m- - v1?.fi" OPENS MAY 24th AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU 1 tiumiiiiMimniiimtiHinttiiiiiiitiiitiiuiiiti .iiiniitiitktilliiitiHittUiHn il''ii.'.Vr. .1..V".,.",,.'?..'l'J,. . . -