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Show Hilltop Times April 1 5, 1 988 ; The commander of Air Force Logistics Command issued a new command policy covering base security March 29 which challenges base security forces. The policy is important, according to Gen. Alfred G. Hansen, because providing combat strength through logistics currently involves 98,000 skilled professionals working with $135 billion in capital assets at AFLC. Providing security for these people, facilities and equipment "must be a paramount concern for us today, especially given the importance of logistics to the mission capability of the Air Force," said General Hansen. He said the fact the command's security force is relatively small in no way reduces the burden for protecting its people and resources. "Base security measures must effectively deter or stop unauthorized personnel, but in away that provides minimal Programs chief addresses confab of logisticians tures The Air Force director of Logistics Plans - and Programs will speak to April's meeting of the Society of Logistics ' Engineers next Thursday. Maj. Gen. Edward Bracken, who works in the office of the deputy chief of staff for Logistics and Engineering at Headquarters, U.S. Air Force, will speak about current logistics issues and trends. a security conscious following rules, being alert to potential threats, challenging suspicious activities, and reporting irregularities. 33 top-notc- Gen. Alfred G. Hansen AFLC commander hand-picke- d fi qs I doffff h Gifts f o Jeannie Hathenbruck at Ext. 74121. 1985 GMC 4x4 2 To Choose From Loaded $116,975 LOOK WHAT door, Program Vehicle $7975 $5475 1980 Pontiac Grand Prix nice $1995 $199os 08 1987 Pontiac 6000 4 door, automatic, air vo lu n free irs A tea, set for May 5, will honor 209 Hill AFB hold items and furniture are taken on consignment volunteers who give time to five organizations from military families and are sold to both military around the base, according to Diana Wiggins, coor- and civilian customers at bargain prices. dinator of the Family Services. , Family Services employs 58 volunteers who asMaj. Gen. Robert P. McCoy, commander of the sist new families settling into the Air Force and loOgden Air Logistics Center and Col. Lloyd H. cal communities. Their services include loaning out McCoin, commander of the 2849th Air Base Group, household items for families coming to and leaving will lead the volunteer tea next month, Ms. Wiggins Hill. said. Retiree Activities provides an office for conductIn addition, in an effort to encourage and recognize volunteerism, Hill officials will give Angel ing retiree activity matters. This office uses 18 Awards to people who contribute significantly to volunteers. the volunteer effort. Each volunteer organization The Trading Post is a unique organization on base on base will nominate a candidate for the award. providing used household goods for military memThe five organizations include the Thrift Shop, bers. Nine volunteers help the post carry on its Family Services, Retiree Activities, the Trading mission. Post and the Red Cross. The Thrift Shop, which Finally, the Red Cross uses the most volunteers uses 36 volunteers, is a helping hand to military and with 102 assisting this emergency care civilian families at Hill. Items like clothing, house Logistics Command and operational experience to the meeting as well as an insider's view of Washington, D.C. The 11:45 a.m. luncheon is open to all interested personnel at a cost of $5.50. Reservations can be made by Tuesday by 1986 Chevy Cavalier every member of the work force will be held accountable for fulfilling his or her individual security responsibilities." '87 Cad. Sedan Deville 4 and specially trained," said the gener- al "In addition, impact on those with a legitimate need for base access. "In addition, our work force must be security Scores drink (tea) to volunteers' sacrifice of time, effort logistics-oriente- d speaker. General Bracken Force Air brings calling .our work force must be Off ff i c The monthly luncheon, held in the Hill AFB Officers' Club Heritage Room, fea- following rules, being alert to potential threats, challenging suspicious activity and reporting irregularities to the proper authorities," General Hansen said. The general said security police must play the most prominent role, especially at base entry points. "In fact, since entry controllers provide a very visible first line of defense, and in the process, create the first impression anyone receives when coming on base, they must be outstanding in all aspects." Therefore, to provide the necessary protection, h "AFLC will rely on a security police force s security-conscioua with work force. coupled "Base entry controllers, in particular, will be conscious 5-spe- FINANCING RATE, CO MOHTH WITH 1985 Chevy Camaro loaded, incuding power steering, locks & windows $1995 &(o)(o)(o)CR(Q) nniR li rBKii fully 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix with air, plus more ed PURCHASE 9.9 $9995 DUYG! PohOdgg T-To- ps 12 Ton 1984 Buick LaSabre limited, fully loaded 01315 DOWN 1984 Pontiac Fioro air MUST SEE $8475 1986 Iroc Fully Loaded Including T-To- ps $13,475 PONTIAC c TRUCKS Clatrepce Kiaigfott PONTIAC CADILLAC 570 NORTH MAIN GMC TRUCK LAYTON, UTAH 544-344- 5 |