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Show f O HILL TOP TIMES Friday, March 9, Fyond raiseir mmeertong - With three weeks left in the 1984 Hill AFB Air Force Assistance Fund Campaign, Marlene Parkinson, Special Projects Officer, said: : organizations have reported receiving donations to meet 66 percent of then-goa-l and tenant units are at 26 percent . of their goal. ' Leading the list, and exceeding their, individual goal by three times, Com- Topping the list of tenant units, Cryptologic has donated 435 percent, Office of Special Investigation holds second place with 226 percent and 533rd Field Training Detachment is third with 1 68 percent. . Total contributions for Hill AFB are at 41 percent of their goal with $15,112. t led pledlgje The 1984 Air Force Assistance is scheduled for Fund Runa-Tho- n March 27 and 28 at 1 p.m. at the par course and the gym track. All interested participants should pick up a pledge form from their AFAF project officer and bring the pledge form to the , r Names of the runner and lap counter should be sent to 2nd Lt. Joanne Rich, M AKPDC, no later than March 22. Pledges will be due one week after Submit them through the officer. your project The par course is one mile long and the gym . track mile. be by lap (each quarter Pledges may mile is one lap) or by a lump sum. n is open to all base The informaadditional For employees. tion, call Lieutenant Rich, Ext. 75450 ORGANIZATION CONTRIBUTION Comptroller ; Inspector General . 2952 2,005 DirMateriel Management DirContracting 2849 ABG Hospital Command Section Safety Quality Assurance ; toward the organization's total and will be used to support the Air Force Aid Society, Air Force Village, and the Air Force Enlisted Men's Widows and Dependents Home Foundation, ' TOTAL ALC - - 1,477 ,27 151 o fund-raisin- ffinnfiis irecodly $9,108 of 'Personnel - $ 100 120 OSI Field Training 141 113 t 97 67 43 37 35 27 SAC 18 0 0 637 214 Systems Rescue Weather 6545 Test Group 1881 CS 1954 RADES 388 TFW 40 ARRS " Commissary ; . ' '' -- Audit Agency Defense Counsel 0 0 66 ' HAFB TOTAL ' employees coydes "The bottom line is that we have good working relations in the federal said. the federal The government. percentages mirror those of the 1979 survey. "It is extremely .significant that these measures of employee morale. measurement of their performance. Employees' willingness to consider changes to health and retirement benefits, also was favorable, said Mr. system will help forecast and control funds for procurement and repair of materiel managed by the command. BDM Corporation, McLean, Va., and Computer Science Corp., Moorestown, N. J., were awarded contracts totaling more than $11 million to build partial prototypes of the data bank system to improve and modernize the materiel requirements planning process used by AFLC. percent believed the new appraisal system is "fair and objective" and 69 percent agreed on the Fifty-thre- e ' Visiting academy cadets -- the Air 388th Tactical Fighter Wing. The Hill organizations are official Force Academy are' visiting Hill AFB today through Sunday. The sponsors of the cadet squadrons for U.S. cadets represent members of the 31st and 18th Cadet Squadrons of the Cadet Wing. The 31st Squadron is being sponsored by the Ogden Air Logistics ' Center while the 18 th Squadron is being hosted by the a three-yea-r period to enhance cadet understanding : of Air Force " . V operations. , v the visit the cadets will During tour various logistics facilities of the center and units of the TAC wing. 53 379 T15 80 599 186 75 591 130 145 1,803 672 466 1.183 2,211 1,101 90 82 107 101 61 45 0 1,025 16,693 163 0 19 0 0 63 O .,21- - O 7 0 0 $6,004 $22,748 26 $15,112 $36,594 41 hog h (AFNS) improved requirement logistics data bank program director for the Logistics Management System Center said that during the one-ye- ar life of the contract the two companies will each design and operate a pro- from 435 226 168 is responsible for the budgeting and planning for one million parts managed by the Defense Logistics Agency and other government organizations. To keep track of this inventory, AFLC presently uses materiel forecasting computer systems originated in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Commenting on AFLC's need for Col. Ronald Georges, requirements learning base operations Fifty' cadets $ 23 AFLC manages and procures about 850,000 line items and supports more than 17,000 aircraft and 50,000 aircraft jet engines. In addition, AFLC , cent liked working for OF GOAL Contracts awarded for new data bank system Though the performance appraisal Two contracts have been awarded process has become more rigorous in to develop a computerized rer the past three years, the majority of quirements data bank system for Air employees still feel it is fair, according Force Logistics Command. The to Mr. Devine. employees reported they were satisfied with their jobs and 85 per- GOAL government. This is so in spite of major changes in personnel policy," he Devine. Management. "Responses from 20,000 employees, 50 percent more surveyed then ever before, indicate that changes in the performance appraisal system and benefit packages did not affect high .morale, he said. Seventy-si- x percent of the federal ... v TENANTS TOTAL 0 $13,846 CONTRIBUTION Cryptologic Television 40 27 "136 57 44 have remained stable," said Mr. Devine. "The Reagan administration has taken aggressive steps to improve the federal personnel system. "The survey refutes claims that political influences have adversely affected working relations in the v government,'' he added." wide-rangin- " Contributions collected from the d will go into the campaign g fund collection for the annual effort wliich raises money for three charitable organizations: the Air Force Aid Society, the Air Force Village and the Air Force Enlisted Men's Widows and Dependents Home Foundation, Inc. swim-a-fun- ORGANIZATION 346 222 207 170 2,121 401 0 0 6 0 Social Actions Manpower Preliminary results of the 1983 Federal Employee Attitude Survey " pleased personnel management, officials. It showed high satisfaction in g the midst of reforms, acto Donald J. Devine, director ' cording of the U.S. ' Judge Advocate y mey shows Office 359 1,073 124 1,484 735 DirDistribution . go 27 29 296 1,206 1,776 372 1,603 28 4,030 1,701 run-a-tho- will $ 167 60 60 502 CLSS OF GOAL GOAL $ 577 Public Affairs Plans & Programs DirMaintenance Personnel one-quart- er Contributions collected f Campaign as of March 6 run-a-tho-n. . is open to all base For additional informaemployees. tion, or if there are any questions call Lieutenant Bonnett, Ext. 72909. v. Hill AFB Air Force Assistance Fund Run-a-Tho- n. or 77832. The swim-a-fun- d participants in this event should pick up a pledge form from their AFAF project officer. Aftersigning up pledges and completing the pledge form, participants need to submit the completed forms to 1st Lt. David Bonnett, 1881st Communications Squadron, no later than 4:30 p.m. Monday. Pledges will be due one week after the swim-a-fun- d and should be submitted through respective project officers who will report these conditions to the base. The swimming marathon, one of the many activities scheduled during the fund drive, will be held March 14 and 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the base pool. KyiniHa-ftlheimselhe- dlu weeks left All those interested in registering as Swimming marathon ptroller has taken in 346 percent, the Inspector General's Office stands in second place with 222 percent and third place Public Affairs has 207 , percent. Inc. tflhiree 1 984 " posed computer system at AFLC facilities.- The Air Force will study each firm's working system model. At test period, the the end of the one-geAirTorce will award the winning firm a development contract. Key objectives of the requirements data bank are to achieve maximum weapon system availability and combat capability... - ar 10-ye- .. ; ...t;ff.Y i; tinued ar . management systems, Col. Richard W. Amman, AFLC deputy chief of staff for Logistics Management Systems, stated: "The other operational commands cannot function without effective, responsive, logistic support norf canA a logistics suport system function without modern, responsive, logistics management . systems.: I believe we made a quantum jump toward improving the command's logistic support capabilities. r . J i ...!. Ua efforts and 'initiatives necessary to ensure this command can . logistically support the buildup, readiness and operation of our na- -' tion's military force in both peace and ' war." , (LOGNEWS) |