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Show s Aid Aero Repair IinigftFiiiictioi MdDck- Help Ready Recruits For: Hawaii Schools; Prepare , Hawaiian Recruits Get Vp . 1 Training te f .'J ,vH , iff .' f - JL!I , J- i- - , mm In Varied Tasks Gordon, Mickelsen, super visor of aero repair training, for Hawaiian depot trainees, OASC " post schools, is strong proponent of visual and practical instruction as against lecture and ' theory education. Assigned to the training, airplane Mickelsen has introduced an Innovation in the teaching of fuselage accessories installa tiori including the removal, repair," installation and in spection of the fuel, oil, oxy anti-ice- r, r, lux, gen, cool and heating, ventilating " , ing systems. io-Minu- ft , v.'.1 J. nil ff,T -- i is w??;Imn; . "mm repair . , i - c.'-- - H !x?i 1 , -- I'--.; i - de-ice- Working i'Jmockrups" complete in every detail enable the trainee to get a clear picture and understand-- i lng of the; operation and relation--shi- p of the . accessories without 'having other parts of the airplane to interfere. After the trainee" has been taught the operation, placement, methods of checking, the reHi IK (iAmitmAtmmimmmmmm n in ii moval and Installation procedures and knows them of the "mock-ups- " thoroughly, he is then ready to THE OXYGEN SYSTEM On the airplane is among its most ; perform these same operations on the ship and will 'be able to do so 'Important equipment. Without proper oxygen supply the best of Under the varying conditions crews are physically unable to keep the , best of ships in the air. ! which may exist upon reaching his Above," upper left, Gordon Mickelson, supervisor of aero repair and Overseas post. training at post schools, uses the mock-u- p and "Leo", a properly - The oxygen system jjmock-up- ", equipped dummy to explain to Robert Vanghan the importance of for instance, is similar. to that in- - proper oxygen supply. Upper right, Hawaiian trainees Delbert Kester, - stalled in aircraft with the excepT tion that air instead of oxygen is Used for safety measures. In every other way this mock-u- p allows the - student to test fittings, regulators, Need for waste paper old masks, lines, etc., just as is renewspapers and magazines-- has war under mechanic of the quiredconditions. Of all three mock- never been more criti' gone cal than it is now. ups, the oxygen is the most inter-- 1 Nearly all supplies for our eating to the casual observer. used fighting forces abroad must "Leo," the half pint dummy be shipped in cardboard con--, lends the for instruction purposes, tainers mock-umanufactured from to this interest greatest Offenders Subject waste paper. r;Leo" is dressed from head to toes V Save your copy of the 'as an pilot with paraTo Fine or every week, along chute (which although only one-ha-lf with the daily newspaper. size is identical to regular size ' chutes and will open If necessary) When the stack is four feet Imprisonment ' leather zipper suit and shoes, oxy- hlfh, sell it to a junkman give it to one of the many gen mask dwith low pressure cyliUnauthorized wearing of mili tank, organizations conducting- pander oxygen for five minutes' walk in tary insignia by civilian personnel per drives or ask one of 'good inthem to call at your home" stratosphere, and high was orougnt to tne attention 01 ship container which for it. cylinder officers ATSC of area Erasure In jumps from high alti- commanding is also installations this week by Lt. Gen. tudes. On this mock-u- p i shown the permanent oxygen tank, William S. Knudsen. C. the oxygen cylinder from which It was pointed out that AR 600- equipment may 90 states: 'the d recharged, high pressure of any decoration. "The cylinder and' apparatus, medal, wearing or insignia pre badge low pressure "and the by the war A vigorous drive to collect scrap of 390 pounds pressure, scribed or authorized any person for by department, the - 'capable with now standard equipment in North Davis county is paper such decoration, medal, .U. S. army. Several pressure whom or insignia not is authorthis week, sponconducted badge being gauges of British make are also or prescribed, or their use to sored by the North Davis County shown for comparison with the ized misrepresent the identification or Junior Chamber of Commerce. American types. status whom of the person by J De-icMock-U- p Next Sunday morning, Oct. 8, a worn, is prohibited. Any person mock-u- p boot oper-- . who The this offends of Jaycee members will canprovision against group to the ates identically Is subject to punishment by a fine vass the . equipment on our modern aircraft area,' including Kaysville, or not exceeding $290 by impris Layton, Clearfield, boot on this mock-u- p 'The Sahara Village not onment six exceeding months, i Inflates in proper sequence, show- or both." and Anchorage. the pressure and the correct OASC civilian personnel were Drive Chairman I. A Hanel ' ing of typical system. cautioned operation about strict observance urged OASC workers living in - Besides the mock-u- p innovation, of lt will be those communities to place bunMr. Mickelsen has introduced other madethis regulation, r unusual subject by the Air dles at the edge of the street frontspecial uses he which equipment here Inspector ing their homes. to Insure individual accomplishment by his students.' He is also Wrapping twine may be secured supervisor of training in engine in- partment, however, is but part of at any of the grocery stores in the air frame and engine tne training zor aircrait mainte- area, he said. Four eovernment ' stallation, servicing. The method of instruc- nance and supply sctlvities for the trucks will be utilized in the tion which he uses calls for one Hawaiian air depot The training hour per day classroom instruc- assignment includes the recruiting, tion, wherein theory of operation training ana transferring oi civiland related information is given, ian personnel for overseas activiand seven hours per day of ties. Special training is given work which is pre- through the air service command planned shop ceded by demonstrations on the training schools in machine tool mock-up- s and other equipment by operation, sheet metal work, air' Instructor. craft electrical installation, carA contract for construction of a In this manner the trainee is al- pentry, instrument mechanics, airaddition to the Washof sum total to lowed craft and aircraft engine mechan- ington Terrace school, put the federal ' hours of theory, demics and supply clerking. practical and housing project in South oHn ' zor cans onstratlon instruction to actual The Hawaiian home of Hill training many Fielders, has test on the work bench. He be- - full six to 13 weeks' course. Al- been let. it was learned frnm th comes so familiar with his work ready two classes have finished the federal works agency field office through this type of Instruction as required training at Hill field, and in Salt Lake City. wears, is clothes with the on are he he Construction is scheduled for their way overseas. Apis prepared to perform his proximately 20 more recruits, now completion about Januarv 'lie iojk work under stress and strain or receiving Instruction from Mr. and the. new addition willl.- brlna whatever the situation at his over- -' Mickelsen in aero reoalr. will soon the total rooms to 20. 'The school be ready to loin the first two vrvea wie sett sir statute. oi 1400 houi vThe airplane repair tralnix ds-- classes at the Hawaiian air dxpot. log units. ocupanis :; - mi ... Improper Use Jr ' , " j l Robert Vaugban, Paul Chlsholm Whaley study the fit 4 fluid in a fuel system mock-uTypical post school day at the wet bench Is shown in the lower left. - In the background are twedt mock-up- s for teaching his cUmm t designed by aero fuselage accessories installation. Lower right: SuperriMr Kk: elsen explains the boot to Mrs. Betty Bobbins, who witk h. husband has been receiving Hawaiian trainee instruction for k: "' six weeks. and-Pau- p. . Gordon-Mickelse- de-ici- ng . The Old and the New Save This Paper l Of Insignia Pointed Out -- . 1 p. 'V, ' Hill-fielde- air-bor- ne - walk-aroun- - walk-aroun- d, ne walk-aroun- walk-aroun- d, Davis County J. Plans Paper Drive -- er de-ic- er de-ici- ng - de-ic- er de-ic- er - ; Terrace Addition Contract Let four-roo- m - -- . ... s Of OASC are exhibited In this liae-new one in the foreground, dwarfed by the gigantic teensy , ws ne vns mm only ongunw insw-j"u ago. With the new equipment ready to go, base utUJUes ww the roads open so that you can "Keep 'Em Flylnr!" SNOW-PLOW- S "" mt. Base Utilities Prepared to J Snow Under Ole Man Winter ; The weather man made his nr- diction that the first snowfall for Utah will arrive any day after November 10th. But base utilities are away out in front of the weather predictor. "With much new eauinment added to our array of g implements, Hill Fielders will not nave much to worry about in the coming winter," Mr. Frank Hunt, general foreman of maintenance, explained when asked about the gigantic new snow-figh- taaaea to wsrwemiy The new and largerequipment are made by Walters, and fighters are judged to be the best in the business. As the sweep clears an aisle 18 feet wide at a time, the heaw trucks pick up the snow on smaller blades, push it onto an extended wing. A rotary fan expels the snow a distance of 75 feet. It has engines with a positive mAwi actlon 01,6 tor e 4l?0WCT whileen1" the other rotary tua th throw hi ! a"d over wad. Whn?l Tractor "Jifewng When Hill opened, all the equipment" en i3 snow-fightin- four-whe- el tracto use was a wheezingmower-. a grass serving as new equipmeww with much them up. Mr. Hunt claimed, "Our from fall till Prin . $1 been lopping MhounwUlW- hour shifts. ThereWe ., that thU year!or less how the Job in 12 With so many clear, enough in afduDC from here to Logan, 95 miles (if JJ width of a additional and much more guard on the perimeter th5 J, rounding the reads within statement less-ho- l" Ji : Jjy JieL ur fi ftV iyw hTh9 base utilitje two huge models ten other are -- These drive converted with rotary fans , td snow a distance The latter iaj Jlerf Pile up the that ns" ly toother trucks into from the aprons and Go's." .fet Je |