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Show o Friday, February 11, 1983 HILL TOP TIMES Page 24 Q m s top r0GwifDffle os sqy(9(dlirini AMU; SSgt. Michael LaFountain, 16th AMU; SSgt. Dale R. Hucharek, 34th AMU; SSgt. David H. McGarr, The two individuals selected as the 388th TFW Maintenance Professionals of the Year will be announced at a banquet Feb. 26. A specially-designe- d trophy and a three-day-, trip to Reno, Nev. will be included in the awards the two selectees will receive. Their names will also be engraved on a duplicate trophy which will be on permanent display in Bldg. 36. By Sgt. Ruth Trump 388th Public Affairs Two members of the 16th Aircraft Maintenance Unit have been selected to represent the 4488th Aircraft Generation Squadron in the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing Maintenance Professional of the Year competition. SSgt. Richard F. Proctor, a weapons systems technician, has been named as the squadron's top maintenance NCO. An integrated attack control systems specialist, SrA. Kimberly Barber, has been selected as squadron top maintenance airman. "Sergeant Proctor has demonstrated the ability to get to the heart of a problem and effect quality repair in minimum time. His expertise in all facets of his duties results in a 98 percent rate for all systems assigned," said Lt. Col. Richard Jaeger, 4488th AGS commander. Colonel Jaeger went on to say that Sergeant Proctor's personal contribution is significant in keeping 6 weapons systems in commission for the student training mission of the 16th AMU. The colonel also praised Airman Barber for her ability to provide the technical expertise needed to maintain the complex avionics systems used in the 6 aircraft. "She is called upon to work the most difficult of the integrated systems problems for the entire air-- 16th AMU; SSgt. Henry Haagenson, 16th AMU; SSgt. Kenneth Schaelchlin, 34th AMU; Sgt. Joseph W. Chew, 16th AMU; SrA. Edwin Vega, 34th AMU; SrA. Stephen Cook, 16th AMU; A1C Marlon Hill, 16th AMU; A1C Christopher Jones, 34th AMU; Gregory Strate, 34th AMU; A1C Michael Lindsay, 16th AMU; A1C James Hawks, 16th AMU and A1C Michael Baker, 16th AMU. Other nominees for the 4488th AGS were: SSgt. Richard W. Kent, 34th -v., (U.S. Air Force Photo) SSgt. Richard F. Proctor 4 borne avionics package," said Colonel Jaeger. "Her ability and professional accomplishments far exceed the standards of her grade and experience." The Maintenance Professional of the Year program, initiated by Gen. W. L. Creech, commander, Tactical Air Command, is dedicated to recognizing maintenance personnel who provide direct support to mission aircraft. It is limited to personnel assigned direct labor duties in grades airman through technical sergeant. The competition starts at the work center level and culminates with a squadron selection of an airman and an NCO to represent the maintenance work force in the wing competition for the annual award. F-1- F-1- Pleasant-Perso- If n Plaudit (U.S. Air Force Photo by Susan Hawn) Rosalee Karras, secretary cateress at the Officers' Club, receives the Pleasant Person Plaudit Award plaque from Maj. Gen. Leo Marquez, commander, Ogden Air Logistics Center. The award is presented monthly by the Junior Officers Council to a person in a servicing organization who conveys a pleasant and professional manner to customers. m Mixmm Vi Isuzu v Renault Chrysler & Plymouth BUY A r rn a n nn v n 4 viis tr .via. mm to choose from, 4 door, hatchback tinted, glass, floor mats, steel belted radials, 4 speed, front wheel drive, sunroof, stereo, fabric interior. 2 YOU PAY ONLY LIST PRICE WAS '7167.Q0 ONLY . . otf rfn--- in stock i H- 8' DOVH I.WJY OTl.'Iii -v Based on 13.9 "ill Per r.Tonth A BET7QQ BUY. JiyRHYJ Regular Price on aU:np r n v,?.cf4' , i REHAULTS AT CZZAT SAVIi.'SS APR for 48 mcnlhs plus tax and license. 7i Chrysler IV PlymoL-t- h CC5 17, niVCrdalC fid. (The 0 Isuzu nverdale Rd. Auto K Renault HUII) G 2 7 -- 1 300 |
