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Show HILL TOP TIME?; Bbruary 19, 1960 Page 13 JONSTANT ALERT Urging Contest Seeks Authors Help Needed To. Safeguard Jets -From Damage By Foreign Objects St anything? Many ! ' peopl imber dam- "Compressor phase. I; Ogden AMA Inspector Gen removed a nut ' and 516 . jil's office. piece of .040 safety wire." More Scores of items, ranging froiv : A Report,' dated' i March 9, erious xid tools to hairpins, have raisec million-dollSerial Numaircraft .959. Aircraft jroc with ber n "A For-jtheir supporting parts. pair of diagonal cutters ,yire to turbine entering engine was object damage gas cause of extreme sforeign object gines, which provide the for jet aircraft, is the ma-- i damage, resulting in almost comcause of engine overhaul in plete destruction of engine." . ". ..iiiAir Force. ."IG officials are quick to point cat that the damage is not a result of sabotage. The incidents re primarily a result of carelessness on the part of a worker who Las become "routine" about his job. ' .Ogden AMA has set up many at Hill AFB, according t ye 56-26- 5. during ped green-ru- n Me-hani- ; F-89- ar J, "53-254- 9. v er go-xw- cs inr money pK)3 ed debris, etc., left on ramp during '25 percent; and engine run-utoo close to another jet, taxiing or siphoning up" a strange bird while the aircraft is in. flight, 15 piyeent. These statistics, largely attri-fcabl- e to human carelessness, hare not resulted in a fatal. acciv i It'll a Tin i as aent at xiiu avxs as iar tne iu team can determine. But they might have as shown by an IG Jet Engine "Unpredictable 11 .an I . 5 - ; ( double-s- 1 IN r I1MPALLA - BEL-AI- R BISCAYNA - CORVAIR de-tistj- on left in engine, 60 percent; rocks, v:;,-- el o" Statistics showing the reasons for foreign object damage to engines reveal: nuts, bolts, tools, etc., . - l'; damage, including1 sweeping of "rjnways and taxi strips, periodic lean-up- s, particularly in the aircraft operational areas, etc. But the main "bug-a-bois still tne human element. The best devices can't predict when a careless worker will leave a tool .'inside an engine, an act that can 'result in a staggering monetary loss and a human life that can't ; ; ' lifeguards against foreign object replaced. . : do-'i?- jg '.bsv ; . The IG, "maintenance.'flighk operations, ;etc. are. doing, eyerllig' possible'' to establish Baf eg nkrds against foreign' "object" daipage. But in the final analysis it fUj )P. to the individual: ' to'''renianfon: $J&-Astantly ale unthinking act of leaving foreign objects 'in jet engines can cause as much, damage and grief as a sabotage. pre-plann- au name thor's not on must appear jxne$iare nowj !the.. manuscript so that the judges fo' tliej jBinth annua USAP Short will , hot know the identity of the t autnor t v story : contest.; ' ' ' f Lit t( The three. . winning entries at Final' date for! submission is Hilt . will be forwarded to AMC May lath. All AhsiFQrce Iperson-nAll major air com headquarters.on active duty fefc eligible to mands will their three best send, submit. entries on nyS Subject. First? iprize for wuxtting pfory at gentries a tdHHq , USAF for final ; iJLLii.iif judging; The five, best stories at Ti:il ti-- ttn rwi USAF will be selected by - a for; secKnd- place ah U0 fe third. Hq screening board and a committee J; All stories, must be::nriginal, of outstanding aa);Kors, reviewers, unpuhliBhed f work submi-bUeby and'eAitors"',; 'V'v-.1'- ' the author and solet proprietor 'of -; Prisses awarded at USAF level its puelfahing rights., They can will be $350, $250, $150, $100, and not exceed 6,000 words and cannot $5o for the five best short Btories. be identical with any story pre-- a USAF viously submitted in HORSE sense is nothing more Short Story contest. than stable thinking. The story must be typed, paced on 8" x 10 " paper and LEISURE: The time you spend securely fastened with a protec tive cover when submitted to Mrs. on jobs you don't get paid for. Edith Gudmundsen, base librarian. "DOES HE have Contestants may submit as as but each entries "Well, he's the only baiitone many desired, story must be accompanied by sep- that every sang 'Chloe' and got an arate entry blanks which can be answer." wrnjet Immediate Delivery STAPLES CHEV. . CO. SALES - SERVICE - SAVINGS 290 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUP TO NUTS Here's a sample of the hodge podge of material that has been picked up on Hill AFB's taxi strips and runIG officials say that ways and human carelessness put it there.cause of engine failure this is the sort of thing that is the main on Air Force jets. -- BOUNTIFUL, UTAH PHONE AXtel 5-3- p, E R II . 6 E C3 1 F 0 - R C3 .10 &T 13 . m 1 A. 1 1 "V 1S59. ' Case in point: . 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