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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 4 Friday, February 11. 1983 News Briefs Multi-ye- ICC-1- ar contract awarded 0 A contract worth up to $2.7 billion to build 44 advanced tanker and cargo aircraft in the next five years has been awarded to McDonnell conDouglas Corp. 1983 funding for the multi-yea- r tract is $867 million. Funds for 1984 through 1987 must be authorized by Congress. The new contract calls for four aircraft to be delivered in 1983, eight in 1984, 11 in 1985, 12 in 1986 and nine in 1987. In addition to the aircraft orders, the Air Force also authorized $27 million for KC-1- 0 logistics support for fiscal 1983. Air Force Systems Command's n Aeronautical Systems Division at Ohio AFB, manages the program (AFNS) KC-1- 0 Wright-Patterso- Thundcrbirds revise 983 schedule 1 The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds have revised their 1983 performance schedule because right wingman Capt. Wayne K. Holum was replaced due to a medical reason. The following made: All demonstrations at been have changes March AFB, Calif, have been cancelled. April 2: Performance at Nellis AFB, Nev. This replaces the performance at Sheppard AFB, Texas. Their performance is now scheduled for April 3 in place of Laughlin AFB, Texas. They will perform Sept. 24 at AFB, Ariz, instead of at Langley AFB, Va. and Sept. 25 at George AFB, Calif, in place of Shaw AFB, S.C. (AFNS) non-serio- us Davis-Montha- n Reserve contingency hospital proposed at Travis AFB civilian. Activation is planned for Although there will be no military construction, a combined increase of 605 reserve military members and seven civilian employees is planned. (AFNS) mid-198- 3. Instructors needed at Lackland Airmen through senior master sergeants are needed for duty as military training instructors. controlled tour at Selectees will serve a three-yea- r basic military training school, Lackland AFB, Texas, and will have the option of extending one n year. Members who haven't completed requirements at their present base may apfor a waiver, if assigned there at least one year. ply Those selected must have at least two years remaining on their enlistment upon arrival at Lackland. First-tervolunteers selected must serve two years MTI duty before they can retrain or make a time-on-statio- m permanent-change-of-statio- move. More informa- n tion is available at the Hill AFB Customer Service Center, Ext. 76975. (AFNS) $386 million in checks sets record Maj. Tomio Nishimura, chief, Air. Force Contract Management Division, Accounting and Finance Division, recently signed four checks totaling $386 million, the biggest single payment ever made at AFCMD and the largest payment written by any disbursement office against the Treasury Department. The checks were for the Air Force KC-1- 0 program to increase U.S. military mobility by refueling fighters and strategic aircraft and augmenting g capability. Aerospace contractors are paid with the standard green Department of Treasury checks used for government payroll and social security payments. (Courtesy of AF Systems cargo-carryin- Proposed activation of an Air Force Reserve contingency hospital at Travis AFB, Calif, has been announced. Detachments of the Reserve Hospital are planned at Mather and March AFBs, n Calif.; AFB, Ariz.; and Fairchild AFB, Wash. The hospital and detachments will take over health-car- e responsibilities when active duty members are temporarily deployed to other locations. The Travis Headquarters will be operated by 225 reservists and three civilian employees. Each detachment will have 80 to 105 reservists and one 250-be- d Davis-Montha- Command) Missile competition begins April 29 The Strategic Air Command's 16th missile bat competition is scheduled for April 29 through May 5 at Vandenberg AFB, Calif. The annual competition matches teams from each of SAC's nine com- Strategic Missile Wings. The six Minuteman and 321st SMW, Grand Forks AFB, N.D.; 341st SMW, Malmstrom AFB, Mont.; 308th SMW, Little Rock AFB, Ark.; 381st SMW, McConnell AFB, Kan.; n 390th SMW, AFB, Ariz.; and 351st SMW, Whiteman AFB, Mo. (Courtesy of SAC News Service) Davis-Montha- under way survey some members c Quality-of-lif- Air A survey will give 40,000 a chance to tell leaders how they feel about the quality of Air Force life. Some 350 members on each major Air Force base will have an survey adopportunity to answer the offices. ministered by local personnel Survey mailand will continue through ing began in The survey includes questions early February. about the member's job, economic situation, family, equal opportunity, health and other quality-of-lif- e matters. Individual responses will be anonymous and voluntary. Every member surveyed should take the time and effort to complete it. Force-wid- e 151-questi- mid-Januar- on y (AFNS) Hennessy trophy judging toset Judging for the Hennessy competition find the best dining hall in the Air Force begins in late February. Judging teams evaluated bases to find the command's best dining facilities. Nominees for this year are: Hanscom AFB, Mass.; Vance AFB, Okla.; Fort Meade, Md.; Andersen AFB, Guam; Dover AFB, Del; England AFB, La.; Yokota AB, Japan.; Malmstrom AFB, Mont.; George AFB, Calif.; Tempelhof Central Airport, Berlin; RAF Fair-for- nominee. (AFNS) DAftS! Rock & Roll- - -- KfCKARR THE VIUAINS MOVIE STARS Feb. Feh9-1- 2 Fb, 16-1- 9 23-2- 6 Country- Karate Self Defense Fb, Feb. Weapons Kickboxing HOTSPURZ LOVIN' COUNTRY MARTIAL ARTS TRAINING CENTER 13-2- 8 3107 Walt Avenue, Ogden (Just Right of 31st. $Z Off-Ram- p) SPECIAL CLASS FOR CHILDREN AND WOMEN SPORT TACTICS FOR POINT AND FULL CONTACT COMPETITION STREET TACTICS AGAINST BOXER, STREETFIGHTER, WEAPONS, MULTIPLE ATTACK CHIEF INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CHIPMAN, WITH 17 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN MARTIAL C A P-- IC O RN R ARTS TRAINING MS STUDEHTSi MARC COSTELLO, U.S. WKA MIDDLE WEIGHT CHAMPION FULL CONTACT, STARTED HIS TRAINING WITH MR. CHIPMAN. DANNY KELLY, A 12 YEAR OLD STUDENT, SAVED HIS OWN LIFE WITH ONLY 9 MONTHS' TRAINING. no paper tigers, quo black delvs ac2e full gon7a c7 7c2aimed LO UNGE LAKESIDE SQUARE CLEARFIELD, UTAH Behind Smith's Food Kingabove House of Flowers 825-203- 3 COUPON CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 17 DABDCS 0 Monday: Blue Monday PC22A?J JAZZ WITH THIS COUPON COUPON j Affiliate Schools: Coeur D'Alene, Idaho; Spokane Washington; Missoula, Montana; Alamogordo, New Mexico 937 West Riverdale Rd. 392-382- Tuesday: Pink Tuesday Wednesday: Chill Out FREE ICE SET UPS OLDIES NO COVER CHARGE $ Thursday is Ladies' Night 'DISCO" $1 Ladies, BEVERAGE and $25 -- DOOR HOURS: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Mon.;Tues., Wed., Thurs. Closed Friday & Sunday. 10 a.m. to'1 p.m. Saturday Call or drop in anytime during business hours. $3-Me- n PRIZES! uiiiuu 8 d, England; Eielson AFB, Alaska and Chanute AFB, 111. The 440th Communications Security Squadron Food Service Activity, General Billy Mitchell Field, Wise, is the U.S. Air Force Reserve 2 Ev "if three Titan wings will compete for a host of awards, including the Blanchard Trophy for the overall missile combat competition winner. Last year's winner, the 44th Strategic Missile Wing, Ellsworth AFB, S.D., will be seeking its third competition title. Challenging will be the 90th SMW, F.E. Warren AFB, Wyo.; 91st SMW, Minot AFB, N.D.; i . ($2 Cover Charae) FREE Draft Beer. 9:30-1- 1 I FREE Icq Set Ups Saturday: "DISCO" ($3 Cover Charge) p.m. MUST BE 21 YEARS OLD WITH PICTURE I D. |
