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Show 'Ida. U. 'a leather, Nen Post Infonaatka Dial OPG 2141 Bid TTESIT Dugway FrovHg Ground, Dugway Utah MUM by tha TraMcriptOuBotia HiWag a Tooalt, Goavaay, Utah, privata fin, la ao way aonnactad with tha Daoartmcat af tha Send News Items For Test Ron to Information Office TEST RUN, Dugway, Utah, Friday January 12, 1968 by pahlhhair and writ--d an not to ha ooa-by the Depart- - Amy. Opfafew an aa Amy of die of the Amy. Tha appearance of adrer-nam aar nariwma the by Daparhaeat of tha 'k Vol. 11 No. 13 products or services advertised. Federal Service Health Drive to Begin Here Jan. 17 The Federal Service Campaigns for National Health Agencies and International Service Agencies will lie conducted concurrently at Dugway Proving Ground with the kick off scheduled for Wednesday, January 17 and the campaign will end February 7. Lieutenant Joseph W. Fruga and Mr. Ernest L. Snook have been named for this years drive. Keymenhave been appointed throughout the installation and they will handle the solicitation of each Dugway em- J t ployee. THE jrpSHy ' r T SERCEANTS FIRST CLASS Reed C. McTague, and Frank M. Frederic Jr., flank Colonel James Watte, port commander. Roth Sergeant McTague and Frederic retired from a Sergeant active duty. MRS. JEWEL MORTEN SON of Dugway, is diawn here with the new Robot Chemist which was developed by the Wamer-ChilcoLaboratories. Mrs. Mortenson will Dugway personnel in die use of the new instrument. tt "ROBOT Two Retirees EMBLEM DISPLAY FOR FAMILIES Honored Here TWO RECENT retirees from active duty were presented with US Army Test and Evaluation Certificates id Achievement in ceremonies held in the office of the Colonel James H. port commander. - A new Service Flag and Service Lapel Button for display and wear by the immediate family of servicemen have been authorized by the Department of Defense. CHEMIST FOR DUGWAY Watts.1- SERGEANTS FIRST Class Mrs. Jewel Mortensen of Reed G. McTague, and Frank J. Staff Sergeant James F. Burke, Dugway Proving Ground, works Ameri-Te- rt t0 Bue Frederick, Jr., were both cited for devjj with Robot Chemist, an electronic received the United States Army displayed during World War their outstanding service while and Evaluation Command analytical instrument designed to Certificate of Achievement for- w?en their husbands, sons and assigned to Dugway. duplicate, automatically, the manwere in uniform, duShter SERGEANT McTAGUE, was service from Sen-15 eoutstanding ual steps performed in a chemical t ember 1966 to 9 January 1968. , DOD Directive 1348.20 set. mess steward. Officers Open Mess analysis. tinS from July 1967 to December 1967, De? 1 Sergeant Burke was praised for She was one of eight patholothe emblems and his performance in this his work as personnel my diply in sergeant clinical y161 the time immediate ment was characterized assignchemists and medical gists, the military personnel division, by outtechnologists participating in a eir ,re m standing leadership, initiative and week long training program in the personnel and administration dir-- mc!n active duty during periods of war devotion to duty. use of the machines here last week. ectorate. His vast knowledge of food It was noted that he displayed or hostilities, The sessions were held at the a willingness to work, enthusiasm preparation and mess management Training Center of Wamer-Chi- ldied 00 tive duty has contributed significantly to the for histob anda cWiwt t0 mir,un cott Instruments Division of ently display and wear .liT.... overall effective operation of the Wamer-Chilco- tt Star Laboratories, deOfficers Onen Mess. to Sergeant Burke was required velopers of the Robot Chemist. THE DIRECTIVE SERGEANT dutieTn nh TV 1 McTACUE'S assumethe The training program was part immedile members meticulous as Dreviousezner! attention to details has wife, &mily 1987 of the overall procedure designed LXT husbd- - mother. &er, step- - been instrumental in earning inri, to folly familiarize prospective ,, mother, stepfather, parent through many complimentary remarks from with all Ptore doption, foster parents, children, both memben and visitors of the ma?"; effecti j Qffi phases of the machines operation children through 5t:Pchildrcn. FREDERICK, and maintenance. Miss Mortensen efficiency although faced with brother, sister, half was cited for his outstanding option, constant in office changes personwill assist in the training of other brother and half sister. Dugway Proving Grounds personShowing the Service Flag was nel in operation of the Robot when also authorized by DOD to such it is installed in the institution in organizations as churches, schools, the near future. colleges, fraternities, sororities and The machine, developed by places of business which have Wamer-Chilco- tt over a members in the armed forces. period, is capable id performing as Flags and buttons will be avaimany as 120 wet chemical assay; lable only through commercial a rate far exceeding firms. DOD said the emblems what can lie handled manually by should be on the market within the a technologist. next few months. DO ALSO prescribed the use or noon on the road Irarliiur'tn th. , timely and accurate weather th!f 9?d SUr, de"oti"S death data for all biological and chemical repeater station on top of Cedar me field testing. y member in the Mountain resulted in the death of HAYES IS NAMED Despite several severe personJoe Juarez, a civilian a W nel shortages. Sergeant Frederick for Dugway ! for TO AMC POST always maintained a pleasant etti-tuProv- injury to five otlToug and excercised soun military Ground civilian em ing in utilizing available judgement Those are Conrad General injured John J. Hayes, Major devices. to provide support personnel 256 West Nielsen, 5th, whose conformer Army Material Command whenever and wherever necesdition listed is as Airfor Turbine very serious, Project Manager sary. craft Engines, has been named the Edward Lloyd, 123 B East 3rd in It was noted that Sergeant Command's Director of supply by serious condition, and Coy Miller, Frederick's detailed, conscientious General Frank S. Besson, Jr., 197 East 5th, Evan Jenkins 26 East approach to his responsibilities 1st, and Michael Padgen, 426 AMCs Commanding General. South 500 Wert, Tooele all of Driver Training greatly enhanced the successful AS DIRECTOR of Supply whom in are performance of the unit mission. condition holds of the one General Hayes satisfactory top in the U.S. Army Hospital, Dug- To Be Offered orthe in Army's supply positions ganization. AMC, which is re- way. The men, all employed in the sponsible for providing weapons Dugway residents wishing to instrumentation branch with the the and to its and equipment Army take a driver training course are allies throughout the world, has an exception of Padgen, the driver of to enroll. The classroom urged AMERICA the had billion of vehicle, $15 annual expenditure just completed hours which will lie held at Tooele checking the repeater station on with a $21 billion inventory. NEEDS High School will run three hours General Hayes first assignment the mountain. YOUR each night for six (6) nights. The The vehicle, a Thiokol in headquarters AMC was that of classroom hours will have to lie HELP- track Provehicle and off went type Director of Procurement taken in Tooele, however. For the the road and rolled assumed in he a approximately duction, position 000 feet down the side of the benefit of the Dugway students, December 1966. the driving hours and observing BUY - mountain before coming to rest, In January 1967 as the buildup time will lie completed in Dugaccelera-was and rescue Hospital personnel of aircraft in Vietnam way. ted, he was charged with setting crews had to improvise rope sling, Registration for Dugway peoto the intensified back men to the road bring will be held Monday, January up an office to provide ple liefore they could lie transported to management of turbine engine 22, which is the first night of the the s, hospital. sulisystems for the Chinook, class. The schedule for the followJuarez, who was dead pn arrival and Huey Cobra helicopters ing classes will lie arranged on that the at resident was an In this hospital aircraft. and the Mohawk The fee for the course will evening. a of Kearns. He is survived by his lie $54.00. capacity he personally managed wife and children, three billion. Mary, program of $1 Patricia age 17, Shirley age 15 and Charles age 8. th. - bic ur8 1 X KICK-OF- F of the Z.TJ mea.nnvT six-ye- ar APG RECEIVES AMC AWARD Aberdeen Proving Ground has received the 1967 Army Material Command award for outstanding achievement under the Army Community Service program. THE POST was selected for the honor in competition with other AMC installations and activities with military populations of more than 2000, APG is one of 15 proving grounds, service test boards, environmental teal centers and test activities which comprise the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command. Presentation of the award was made by General Frank S. Besson Jr., USAMC commanding general, during a recent visit to the proving ground. The award was received by Major General Leland G. Cagwin, TECOM ted to Colonel George C. Ground Clowes, Proving Commanding Officer. THE AWARD consists of two plaques. One is intended for permanent retention. The other remains in possession of the recipient until awarded to another installation. In announcing this years awards, Gen. Besson pointed out that all AMC installations and activities are required to establish ACS programs commensurate with local needs. per-hou- Theater. Lt Fruga stated that state representatives from both the agencies will lie present to define the aims of the agencies, and outline the procedures to be used in uring the campaign, including the option of each employee who contributes to designate a specific agency as the recipient of their donations. There are twelve National Health Agencies and three International Service Agencies participating in die joint crusade program. They have joined together again this year for this campaign, at the governments request to make one appeal at all Federal installations and offices. All keymen are requested to attend the kick-off- " meetimras It. Fruga stated that in addition to the instructions, all workers will receive their envelopes following the meeting. DUGWAY employees ed a total of $3,289.99 to the campaign in 1967 with $2,324.62 being given to the National Health Agencies and $965.62 being donated to the International Service Agencies campaign. This brought the total of Dugways contributions during the past three years to RAY WILLIAMS, is presented with the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service while serving in the Republic of Vietnam. Colonel Wah G. Chin, CBR Commandant presents the medal to Williams who is now a member of STAFF SERGEANT the CBR Troop Detachment. 1 almost $10,000. The twelve National Health Agencies participating in the campaign are: Multiple Sclerosis Society, National Society for Crippled Children, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, United Cerebral Palsy Association, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Arthritis Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, National Association for Mental Health, National Association for Retarded Children, National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and the National Foundation of the March of Dimes. The three agencies participating in the International Service Agencies campaign are: CARE, the and Project Hope American-Korean Foundation. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Neal Rhyne, of the 65 MP Platoon, is congratulated by Colonel James II. Watts, post commander, after receiving certificate naming him Post Soldier of the Month. Sand JJT stanuanis and procedures earning highly complimentary remarks by visitors from both U.S. Army Material Command, and U.S. Armv Test and Evaluation Cmnmund. Sergeant Smiths cheerful, coo , perative, and devoted attitude has earned him the respect and admir- The I .S. Armv Test and Eva- - ation of those with whom he has liiatum Umimaud Certificate of lieen associated Achievement was awarded to Ser-Sergeant Sniith is mm- retired Class fcverettL. Smith fro,,, geantFt active dutv and resides in mi Dec 29th. in the office of Presidio, California. Colonel Janies H. Watts, post estaiiiisiiiiig - commander. Dl RING HIS tour at Dugway, Sergeant Smith worked in the office of the equipment manager as technical assistant. His performance in this assignment was characterized by out- standing leadership, infative, and exemplary devotion to dutv. It was noted that his technical U.S. Iro-qui- n cam-paig- will lie held at 1500 hours, Wednesday January 17 in the Port contributed SAVINGS BONDS siiiiiliciiiilb to the ellcclive accomplishment of the mission of EDlPERlhiT PERFORM A NCE-NenL. Olsen. Facilities Division is shown receiving a sustained superior certificate from Colonel Watts. Mr. Olsen also received a cash award of (2IK) for his performance from February 1966 to February 1967. SUSTAIN mn I Dugway Proving Ground. HIS METICULOUS attention to operational and maintainance requirements was instrumental in SHARE FREEDOM SAYINGS BONOS FREEDOM SHARES UN W NHEK m WORK M IANK ' I |