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Show HILL Page 18 Hopi Indian Officer Reports For Duty F-10- 5D Simulator Installed In Europe first flight The F-10- 5D TOP TIMES "... f I !- - i' J , VJ Af 4. 16-to- D. ! on the Complexity of the simulator can be seen by its 400,000 parts and some 150 miles of wiring. The cockpit contains hundreds of dials, gauges, knobs and scopes. The instructor and operator, man a console with more than 660 controls and indicators. ( doctor, lawyer, Indian 131 full-blood- ed has been installed in Euat Bitburg Air Base, Gerrope means additional which many, duties for Ogden AMA which has world-wid- e responsibility for such devices. n The "monster," a maze electrical of complex equipment, can duplicate almost any condition a pilot might encounter while flying the Ogden AMA makes sure that it can by providing logistical support, inventory management, and beginning in FY 1964, maintenance. The Ogden AMA package Hopi Indian. The captain was born on the Hopi reservation in Arizona, leaving in 1943 to join the Ma rines. He participated in three Pacific campaigns and won the Presidential Unit Citation. He attended Arizona State University, graduating in 1951 with a Bachelor of Science de gree in Education, and an Air Force ROTC commission. He served at an AC&W station in Canada during the Korean war. Returning to civilian life, Capt Sekaquaptewa met and married Rebecca Draper, who was born on the adjacent Nava- ho reservation. Later, he worked for the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs as a guidance counselor at Sherman Institute n California. The captain continued to work on a Masters degree in public KACHINA CAPER Capt. Eugene Sekaquaptewa, 4754th to his RES, explains daughters, Yvonne, 3, (left) and Lisa, 2, the meaning of the Indian Kachina, or "Bogeyman" dolL Bit-bur- g. ROOfii v. Sekaquaptewa, ug ncue Uapti 4754th KHio, is a i simu-ulat- or trainer includes suptechnical services, parts, ply and techhandbooks writing nical orders, and later, sending trained teams of maintenance technicians to BACH Seated is Mrs. Sekaquaptewa. At Artistic How, New Discount Cent Heavy Weight 12 Ft. Plastic . Coated Linoleum Per Squirt Reg. $1.69 Per Sq.H Ftoorever Vinyl Heavy Duty Counter Top Linoleum 7 Per Rwohf school administration and plans: to take courses at the University Working Democracy Seen Tool Against Communism of Utah while stationed at HilL He reported to Hill in February 1962 as evaluation officer with the 4754th, when recalled to ac-tive auty during tne recent re Through these instruments, A working democracy is a na-ion- 's ly matched to a racing military the instructor can simulate inflight problems and malfunctions strongest weapon against echnology." for the pilot to solve. The opera- the inroads of communism, Air Constantly matching our tor guides the student via a two-fsr- Force Secretary Eugene M. weapons against the Kussians radio hook-uZuckert told members of the was described by the Secretary serve Windsor Plastic Wall Tilo build-u- p. whose Capt. Sekaquaptewa, name freely translated means Decoration of a Red Fox Pelt," 3 Per Squn Some Patterns fit Per Sq.Pt says that there are about 9,000 Hopi Indians on his reservation. FULIJ The Sekaquaptewas now reside Connecticut State Chamber of as "a matching process that in Clearfield with their two Commerce recently. eads to the weapons of the fu daughters, Yvonne, 3, and Lisa, Texolite ure." 2. Soviet of practice Scoring the in Stock Prices like "democra words misusing no knows one what Although PerSqnin cy" and "freedom", Mr. Zuckert, he weapons of the future will 7-9 On in an address in Hartford on be like, "our national defense TSgt. Cut Orders members Mar. of the 16, urged Air Force personnel will be research and development," he 75c Per Sq. Ft among those taking part in the grop to resist in every way ef- pointed out, "is directed toward convention marking the 20th forts by Soviet propagandists equipment and techniques all anniversary of the Fall of Ba- to weaken our concept of Amer he way from guerrilla warfare NCO taan and Corregidor in World ican freedoms. Vinyl intercepting intercontinental TSgt. Raymond E. McLaugh War IL. missiles. involves ballistic It "The Soviets," he pointed out, lin, 2705th AMW, grad Asbestos Sponsored by an organization seek to replace any machinery under sea warfare and the nu uated from the recently AFLC NCO Tilo known as the Defenders of Ba clear weapons, seacraft and and bas of at government AFB McClellan Academy taan and Uorregidor, the con ed society on democratic principles, or aircraft, the jungle and the California. vention will take place Apr. Asphalt Tile 8c Per aerospace." on of the con course ine to 9 on Mindanao island in the as a medium of pos sists of 220 hours of training in peoples.' Space Philippines. "W hat the communists sible military action, according human relations, world affairs, tours of the FINEST battle sites will start on Apr. 3 want," he pointed out, "is o Mr. Zuckert, is always in the and management with emphasis Standard Military and diplomatic repre any form of government with forefront of military planning. on communications and military Gauge Inlaid sentatives of both the United a communist patterned ma- "We must view the operating leadership. Linoleum States and the Philippines wil chine responsive to Soviet problems in space as an exten Sgt. McLaughlin, photograph Per Sqw ic Lanbe present for several of the domination." a is native of supervisor, sion of those in the atmosphere sessions of the convention. "Opposing the Communist That is why we in the Air Force caster, Calif. He is marrfxl to JUg. $3.50 PerSq.Ti In a letter to all military de threat," the Roberta former of call From Massey, Zuckert the aerospace. it said, Secretary partments, . Secretary, of De "requires not only flexibility viewpoint of national security, Los Angeles, Calif. The Mc fense Robert S. McNamara has WEEK-ENagainst infiltration, subversion, he medium of the aerospace Laughlin's live in Layton with! urged cooperation with al and false propaganda, but also may be as critical as the medi their two children, Raymond Jr., those who wish to participate that our operational 16, and Sharon 12. military urn of the atmosphere." SPECIAL! in the anniversary. requirements must be continual ay p. & Convention Marks Fall of Bataan April McLaughlin Graduates From Academy S self-determinat- ion Pre-convent- ion . D ATTENTION WORKING GIRLS! SPRING IS HERE! 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