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August 31,1990 'Monday -- Randsburg WIsh Radar enforces traffic speed M<*Irists 011 boerd die Naval -Weapons Center (NWC) are reminded thai OIina Lake Police Division (CLPD) officers enforce both Slate and NWC traffic regu- lations. ActonIing 10 Kerry B. Swig- gum. traffic manager. CLPD 0petaIi0ns BI1IICh. areas or con- centration ror radar traffic enforcement for the week of Sept. 3- 7_listed below. Road. Traffic vioIaIions may be ciled at any time. as weD as in areas of die Naval Weapons Center other than the ones mentiooed above by China Lake Police Division officers. at China Lake Save Work, work, work_ Shop, shop, shop. / / .Tuesday - Richmond Road. 'We. .JI!¥===:': for ....... Fer cal, ... Telcpbolle 5enices ....NWCen34S1. Branch Medical Clinic arII1OUI'ICN 101M new hours Ulldl ,..... 1IOCi.ce.... Naval"'" 5 • C '. a..:II M••1a1P CIiaic: AwcP·o••Iric: 01, I ... wiD,... tile 101- 1DwiIII-..... ")Irs,) 9011:30 LIL ... 12:»Z.... ""'"It J) -11:30 ua.1IId 12:»Zp.m ·1'1Iunday -- 9-11:30 a.m. ,.... I_;~~~p:10-11:30 tPriday - 9011:30 LDI. 12:3().3:30p.m. • Naval Weapons Center, Chlflll LIIIce, CIIIIfornIB 93555-6001 Vol. XLV, No. 35, August31, 1990 Behr wins technical officer award Exceptional work. leadership wth HARM program brings special recognition from laboratory director Leadership and technical excellence t.ought the prestigious Laboralory DireclO:'s Technical Officer Award for 1989 to Cdr. Micbael "Yogi" Bebr al Monday's Comman- ders Mcecing. Cdr. BelIr is the acting bead of the ARM Weapons Test and Evaluation Office. in the Attack Weapoos Department Sleriing Haaland. laboralory director, and Capt. Robert Kapcmict, deputy laboratory director. joined in mating the presentation and congratulating the commander for this outslanding achievement by a mililary officer. During die presentation. Haaland commented. "the execution of all your laSts and responsi- bilities have obviously been very excellent Leadenhip has lead to many successes and I think your exceptional role as a naval officer working for the navy-civilian teamwork is impessive." Cdr. Behr is no sll'a1lger to the Indian WeDs Night Attack with Vamplresl 1-:::.........story on II on Page 10.) Photo by 11m Tyson Valley "high desert way of life." He was origi- nally swioned in China Late, with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Five (VX-S) from 1979 to 1983. as a project operational test director (OTO). While II VX-5. he wOlted on HARM when it initially went through operational evaluation. In 1987. he came -.ct to China Late attached to NWC. where he continues his endea~ willi die HARM mis- sile program. Cdr. Behr holds dual roles of responsibility within die Harm Program Ofrtce. He's not only the acting head of die ARM Weapons Test and Evaluation (T&E) Off"1CC. but he also operates the ARM Weapons F1eet Effective- ness and Suitability Off"oce. The Test and Evaluation Office SI8ff have been werking ememeIy hard during the last year and a half 011 HARM Bloct m. which has now finished its evaluIIIion. The weIpOII system was recommended for fleet release aboula month ago and was a combined evalu- ation between die Navy and the Air foIcc. "It was Navy and Air Poru. Operational and Developmental test all combined in one...We're monitoring it right now" said the COIIIIII8IIdrr. The citation 1_ from die NWC Lab0ra- tory Director oonunenled, "the test and evalu- ation drOIt has been puticularly challenging as it required that you manage and coordinale configuralions compelled of four missile soft- WlR vasions and four HARM aircraft avion- ics suilCS that each interface with die six air- craft plalfonns." The T&E office is in die middle of devel- opmental testing of HARM Block IV and Low Cost Seeker willi Texas Instruments and Ford Aerospace. (C••tiII....'q' 7 ) Clean-up Day set Sept. 29 DO-it-yourself projects to improve the quality of life at die Naval Weapons Cenler ue very popular this year. Richard Dominguez, coordinating the NWC Fall Oean-up Day on Sept. 29 said more than 50 Center codes. willi sevaal hundred vol- unteer participlllIs. have submit- ted work requests for self-help type drons. He was ClI)ICc:Iing a last-minute rush of requests befcn die dcadPinc It die close of business today (Friday). So f.,. the requests run tile gamut from building a picnic IIQ in die Michelson LaboraIory compound to insIalling myt. 011 IOIIIC oIIic:e windows. In bel'Neen _ a lot oflal"'- .,... projeclS. a number of requests to paint oIIic:e spaces. install carpelS, put up paneling, bang mini-blinds and IIIIICh men. Dominguez said he was very pleased with die n:sponse, noting today's dewUinc was really just fOl" wort RCpSlS where IUaial had to be ordenId. More labor only projects c:u be approved prior to the Sept. 29 Fall CJcm. up Day. (C.......,.".,') , , OCR Text: August 31,1990 'Monday -- Randsburg WIsh Radar enforces traffic speed M<*Irists 011 boerd die Naval -Weapons Center (NWC) are reminded thai OIina Lake Police Division (CLPD) officers enforce both Slate and NWC traffic regu- lations. ActonIing 10 Kerry B. Swig- gum. traffic manager. CLPD 0petaIi0ns BI1IICh. areas or con- centration ror radar traffic enforcement for the week of Sept. 3- 7_listed below. Road. Traffic vioIaIions may be ciled at any time. as weD as in areas of die Naval Weapons Center other than the ones mentiooed above by China Lake Police Division officers. at China Lake Save Work, work, work_ Shop, shop, shop. / / .Tuesday - Richmond Road. 'We. .JI!¥===:': for ....... Fer cal, ... Telcpbolle 5enices ....NWCen34S1. Branch Medical Clinic arII1OUI'ICN 101M new hours Ulldl ,..... 1IOCi.ce.... Naval"'" 5 • C '. a..:II M••1a1P CIiaic: AwcP·o••Iric: 01, I ... wiD,... tile 101- 1DwiIII-..... ")Irs,) 9011:30 LIL ... 12:»Z.... ""'"It J) -11:30 ua.1IId 12:»Zp.m ·1'1Iunday -- 9-11:30 a.m. ,.... I_;~~~p:10-11:30 tPriday - 9011:30 LDI. 12:3().3:30p.m. • Naval Weapons Center, Chlflll LIIIce, CIIIIfornIB 93555-6001 Vol. XLV, No. 35, August31, 1990 Behr wins technical officer award Exceptional work. leadership wth HARM program brings special recognition from laboratory director Leadership and technical excellence t.ought the prestigious Laboralory DireclO:'s Technical Officer Award for 1989 to Cdr. Micbael "Yogi" Bebr al Monday's Comman- ders Mcecing. Cdr. BelIr is the acting bead of the ARM Weapons Test and Evaluation Office. in the Attack Weapoos Department Sleriing Haaland. laboralory director, and Capt. Robert Kapcmict, deputy laboratory director. joined in mating the presentation and congratulating the commander for this outslanding achievement by a mililary officer. During die presentation. Haaland commented. "the execution of all your laSts and responsi- bilities have obviously been very excellent Leadenhip has lead to many successes and I think your exceptional role as a naval officer working for the navy-civilian teamwork is impessive." Cdr. Behr is no sll'a1lger to the Indian WeDs Night Attack with Vamplresl 1-:::.........story on II on Page 10.) Photo by 11m Tyson Valley "high desert way of life." He was origi- nally swioned in China Late, with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Five (VX-S) from 1979 to 1983. as a project operational test director (OTO). While II VX-5. he wOlted on HARM when it initially went through operational evaluation. In 1987. he came -.ct to China Late attached to NWC. where he continues his endea~ willi die HARM mis- sile program. Cdr. Behr holds dual roles of responsibility within die Harm Program Ofrtce. He's not only the acting head of die ARM Weapons Test and Evaluation (T&E) Off"1CC. but he also operates the ARM Weapons F1eet Effective- ness and Suitability Off"oce. The Test and Evaluation Office SI8ff have been werking ememeIy hard during the last year and a half 011 HARM Bloct m. which has now finished its evaluIIIion. The weIpOII system was recommended for fleet release aboula month ago and was a combined evalu- ation between die Navy and the Air foIcc. "It was Navy and Air Poru. Operational and Developmental test all combined in one...We're monitoring it right now" said the COIIIIII8IIdrr. The citation 1_ from die NWC Lab0ra- tory Director oonunenled, "the test and evalu- ation drOIt has been puticularly challenging as it required that you manage and coordinale configuralions compelled of four missile soft- WlR vasions and four HARM aircraft avion- ics suilCS that each interface with die six air- craft plalfonns." The T&E office is in die middle of devel- opmental testing of HARM Block IV and Low Cost Seeker willi Texas Instruments and Ford Aerospace. (C••tiII....'q' 7 ) Clean-up Day set Sept. 29 DO-it-yourself projects to improve the quality of life at die Naval Weapons Cenler ue very popular this year. Richard Dominguez, coordinating the NWC Fall Oean-up Day on Sept. 29 said more than 50 Center codes. willi sevaal hundred vol- unteer participlllIs. have submit- ted work requests for self-help type drons. He was ClI)ICc:Iing a last-minute rush of requests befcn die dcadPinc It die close of business today (Friday). So f.,. the requests run tile gamut from building a picnic IIQ in die Michelson LaboraIory compound to insIalling myt. 011 IOIIIC oIIic:e windows. In bel'Neen _ a lot oflal"'- .,... projeclS. a number of requests to paint oIIic:e spaces. install carpelS, put up paneling, bang mini-blinds and IIIIICh men. Dominguez said he was very pleased with die n:sponse, noting today's dewUinc was really just fOl" wort RCpSlS where IUaial had to be ordenId. More labor only projects c:u be approved prior to the Sept. 29 Fall CJcm. up Day. (C.......,.".,') , , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1990s,Rocketeer 1990,Rktr8.31.1990.pdf,Rktr8.31.1990.pdf Page 1, Rktr8.31.1990.pdf Page 1

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