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PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
COMPETITIVE PROMOTIONAL EXAM
A compe'i'ive promotional exomination is
announced for Leading",o" Joiner, A""c.
No. NOTs..IVo-l9(66) issued October '4
1966. Applicants mus, be Coreer and Co:
reer Conditional of the U.S. Novol Ord-
nance Tesl Station, Chino Loke or Posa-
dena, Californio. File Cord Form NAVEXOS.
"ISS-AB and Standard Form 57 wi,h the
Detached Representotive, Boord of Exam-
iners, liND, Chino loke, California, nol
loler 'han November 7, 1966.
Amend",.nt No. 2 to An"ouncemen' No.
SF-20-100(6S) inved October 18, 1966: The
purpose of thil amendment is 10 lift the
suspension on receipt of opplicolionl for
the position of Lttbor.... Applicotionl for lo-
borer will be accepted until further nolice.
File appl ication. with the Detoched Mem·
ber, Boord of U.S. Ci...il Service homin.r.,
U.S. Naval Ordnance T.st Station, Chi n a
lak., California 93555.
COWnlTlVI P.OMOTIONAL EXAMS.
NON LOCAL
A compet!ti.... promotional examination is
announced for ' " - Mecha"ie (rublic
Wcd.), Anne. No. USNSLiI-3{66) i •• u • d
October 17, 1966. Applicants must be Ca-
r..r or Car..r Conditional employee. of
Noval or Mari,. Corps acti...ities within the
llNO, wko meet the .xperience and train·
ing requirem.nll. File Card NAVEXOS.
415S-AB, Register Cord NAVEXOS-4156-AB
and Standard Form 57 w ith the Industrial
Rekt:01''~ Officf', Noval Slolion, long Beach.
California, 90802, not laler Ihan No...ember
4, 1966. .
A competiti.... promotional exam is on·
nounced for Motter M e c han i c (Public
Wo....). Annc. No. USNSLI-4(66) iuued Oc·
tober 17, 1966. Applicants must be Coreer
or Career Conditional employees of Na...al
or Morine Corps acli...itie. within the II NO,
who meel the .xperience and training reo
quirements. File Cord NAVEXOS-4ISS-AB.
Reg ister Cord NAVEXOS-4156-AB and Stan·
dard Form 57 with the Industrial Relations
Office, Na...al Station, long Beach, Califor·
nia 90802, not later than No...ember 4. 1966.
arpORTUNITIES FOR SCIENTISTS
AS AnRONAUTS
The National Academy of Sciences - Na-
lionol Research Council, acting in behalf of
the Notional Aeronautics and Spac. Admin·
istration. onnounc" t~ a...ailobility of a
limited number of career appointments as
astronauf1, to experienced scientists of ex·
ceptional ability. To meet the minimal qual·
ificolionl for appointment as a scientisl·as·
tronaut, on applicant must be a citiz:en of
the United Stam on or before March 15,
1967, ha...e been born on or after August
1. 1930 and be no talt.r than 6 feet; meet
the physical r~uirements for fl ight and
ha...e a doctorate in the natural sciences.
Applications for appointments of scientists
as astronauts must be postmarked no lat.r
than January 8, 1967. A pack.t of applica·
tion moterials and instructions for com·
pl.ting the form. con be obtained from
Scienti.t as A.tronaut, National Academy
of Sciences, National R.search Council,
2101 Constitution Avenue, Washington,
D.C. 20418.
Electronic he.... 05-7 eM' 9, Code 4024
_ Designs microwave componenll, anten-
nas, and antenna fed circuits for rodio fr.
qu.ncy tracking system.. Re...iews lest data
on indi...idual components and a ...erall trock·
ing sy.tems to evaluat. their perfarmanc•.
Writes .Iectrical specifications for procure·
ment of microwave componenTS for system
us.. Prepares ot'al and written reports to
inform others of work progr.ss.
ElMtronic Eng'...... or Physicist, 05-11 eM'
12. COeM 4024 _ P.rforms indi...iduol com·
ponent design and overall network analysis
and design of microwa...e tracking sy.tems.
Syst.ms analysis is mode in terms of per·
farmance charact.ristics o...er s p • c i fie d
bandwidths and in t.rms of physically real·
izable tolerances on components. Position
requires good background in microwa...e
circuil Iheory and in network syntnesis and
analysis. Knowl.dge of computer program-
ming methods is .ss.nliol to this position.
but this knowl.dge may be gain.d after en·
trance into the position.
File opplicarion. for obov. wit h Ju".
Chipp. Bldg. 34, RM. 26, Phon. 72676.
M.chanicol E""i_, 0S-7 thru 12, Code
4174 _ Position is that of design engineer
of a uxiliary power units. The incumbenl is
responsib le for the design conlrol of the
gas generators for SARAH, IRAH. Shrike
and Chaparral missiles. Posilion .nlails de-
sign chonges as solutions to problem ar.os
accompani.d by des i g n of experimental
tests 10 pro...e adequacy of th. design
changes. A moderate amount of tra...el will
be required to in.....tigal. production facili·
t i.s and problem areas. A SS degree in
Mechonical Engineering or equi...olent is reo
quir.d. Some experi.nce desirable but nol
absolulely nec.s.ary.
Clwk.Typist. ~ or 4, Code 45. (three
...aconci..) - P.rform. secretoriol and cl.r·
icol services for the Branch. Duties include:
preparing technical and non·technical reo
ports. I.tters, and memoranda; composing
routine correspondence for .ignoture by
Branch or Di...ision Head; .stablishing and
maintaining Bronch fil.s; making appoint·
m.nts and travel arrangements (transporta-
tion. accomodations. clearances) for Branch
members; and related functions (reception-
ist. tim. cords. work requests, .tc.) Q_Ufi-
ntions: On. year cl.rical typing experience
for GS-3; two years general exp.rience for
G....
Mochilftist (bpern.-tal Propel'-'rts).
W1-34014-13, $1.57. $3.72. $3.17, Cocle 4571
_ Performs complex and non-routine mo·
chine work in the manufaclure of a ...ariety
of .xp.rimented rock.t and missile motors.
A knowledge of how to handle, transport
and store explosive mat.rials is helpful, but
not requir.d. Should no qualified opplicants
apply. ane of the applicants may be ..Iect·
ed fot' detail to be trained for the position.
Electric..... "'21005-11. $3.46, $3.60,
$3.74 per ___r, C. . 45.S3 - Accomplishes
electrical work in .xplosi...e processing lab-
oratory. Installation, repair. and maint.n·
ance of power and control syst.ms.
File ...lk...... ,., oltov. with E....tyn
Moors, .1.... 34, .... 'D. !'hone 72723.
Pol i c. Sup......iMr. G5-7 ($6451 p.r 0'"
nUM), Code 143 - Applicants must hove at
leasl one year of general .xperience and
three yeors of specialized experience, and
meet the pro...isions of the Whitten amend-
ment. The duties will consist of lawen.
forcement, conducling preliminary in"'estigo.
tions, and supervision of policem.n.
Polic_an, OS'" or 5. Cod. 143 - Appli·
cant. must ha...e at leos' one year of gen·
.ral and one y.ar of .peciolized .xp.ri.nce
for the GS-.(; on. year of general and MO
yeon of specializ&d or 21h years of spe·
ciolized for the GS-5. The pro...i.ion of the
Whitten amendment must be met.
Chord, GS-4, Code 143 - Applicanls must
have two years of general experience in
tke guarding of property and .nforc.m.nt
of lows.
Fit. tIM abov. appliearion. with Corotyn
C...Ie, 1IcIw. 34••M. 21, Phon. 71641.
$uperyiaory Eledfonic Eltlli_ ( S 0 lid
S. 0 t. DeYic.) or Phy.icist (Supenisory),
Gs.12, PD No. 4SSOS3. Cocle 5522 _ Po.i-
tion is that of H.ad, Microelectronics Sec.
tion. In addition to the normal duties suet.
01 personnel supervision and technical di_
rection. the Section Head will hove primary
responsibility for tl\e selection of technical
equipm.nt to meet future Station needs in
the microelectronic area. Prior .xperienc.
with thin·film and monolithic devices is de.
sirabl. but not a mandatory requirem.nt.
Emphasis will be on (I) ability to organize
work and manpower, and (2) a real desire
10 leorn and parlicipat. in the design and
application of microelectronic de...ices and
their fabrication techniqu". Holders of ad·
...anc. d.gre.s with a high interest in ap-
plication of Ih. new.st advances in micro·
electronics and electronic physics are par·
ticularly encouraged to apply. Opportunity
for advancement .xish.
C...... 05-3. rD No. 655049, Code 5U4 -
Pro...ides engineering p.rsonnel within the
.ntire NOTS organization wilh drawing cop-
ies upon request, from a file of 140,000
microfilm operlure cards. Incumbent op.
erates and maintains a microfilm printer
and produces prints from the microfilm file
in filling r~uests for documenl copies.
Filt. opplication few obo.... with J 0 CI n
C........... lid•. 34, .M. 34. rhona 71514.
.efri....ation and Ai, Condhionin. Me-
clMlnlc, Code 70433. JD No. 212 - Installs,
maintains ond repairs r.frigerating and air
conditioning equipment and components
uled in providing r.frigeration and air can·
dition ing for li...ing quarters. offices. and
indu.triol us.s.
F I I. applicotion. with Doro Childer.,
II.... 34, .M. n . Code 657. rho_ 71393.
Electtonics TechnicHm. O~II, Code
sa - Functions as an assistant to the sci·
entific members of the Detonation Physics
Di...ision. R...arch Deportment, and will be
concern.d with the design. development
and modification of .Iectronic equipment
and instrvm.ntation to meet the complex
and no...el requirements of basic and ap·
plied research experiments. Q_lifications:
Two years general and four y.ars special.
ized .xperienc. in electronics or in a sim-
ilar fi.ld that pro...id.d the technical knowl·
edge and bockground required. A back·
ground of micrawov. techniques with opti·
cal experience or a strong photographic 0'0"
acatian is desirobl•.
C..... ("-nogrophy), 05-*n-5, Code 257
_ Provides ..cretarial ..rvic.s to lhe Can·
trol Di...ision, Supply Department. Obtains,
assembles, and present. information co...er·
ing all areos within the Supply Department;
prepares correspondenc.; performs steno-
graphic work; prepar•• charts and graphs.
Q_lifications: One y.ar of general cI.ricol
.xperience plus two y.ors of progressi...ely
r.spansible .xperience in work r.loled to
the duties of the position. Applicants must
pos..ss and be prepared to demonstrate
st.nographic skills.
FU. application. for the cabo.... wi'" Nao-
mi Campbell. lid•. 34, RM. 21, rhone 12218.
Electro"ic En.in.... (Instrv_tatlon, G5-
9, 11. or 12 Code 3536 - tnterested in dig-
ilal logic d••ign; designs and develops in-
strvmentation systems for airborne weilP-
on. projects and weather reconna issance
projects. Works on instrum.ntation .ystem
d.sign, special sensor design and specifi.
cation of telemetry and tope equipment for
airborne use.
Electronic En.in.." 05-9 or II , Cod e
3522 - Will p.rform design and analysis
of circuits ond .ubsy.tems for airborne elec·
tro-optical equipm.nt. Will super...ise tech-
nicians in construction and test of the equip·
m.nt. Requires some familiarity with quan·
tum electronic theory and practical exp.ri·
.nc. w ith las.rs. as well as ability to de·
sign solid state circuitry.
File application for altove wit h Mory
Morrison, RM. 32. II.... 34, Pho". 72032.
Electronics Tec:hnidan. 05-10, Code 3073
_ Supervises or performs the fabrication,
installation, checkout, and calibration of
sled-borne radio-link and landlin. telemel·
ering equipment and systems uHd to ac·
quire data on Station's supenanic trocks
(SHORn. S.4. and G-4. Responsible for
track range.' calibrotion laboratory end the
calibration of transducers and telemeters
appli&d to track tesll.
llectronics Technicion 05-7. QS.9, 05-11 ,
C.... 3067 - Perform. calibration, opera·
tion. maint.nance, and modification of ra-
dar, tel....i.ion, communication and compu·
ter syslems us.d to acquire dota at the Sys·
tems Development Department ground ron·
ges. Prior exp.ri.nce in th... fields is help-
ful but not requir.d. The incumbent will
be off.red the opportunity to gain experi·
ence with the...Iectronic data ocquisition
Iystems. Duti.s of this position directly con·
cern the tracking of aircraft by rador IYS'
tem•• processing of this data by d igital and
analog comput.rs and the pr.sentation of
this information on plotting boards during
t"t operation. The incumbent will also as-
.ist in the modification, operation, and
maintenance of fodar simulalors used to de-
....Iop and e...oluate anti·rodor guided mi•.
sil.s and .Iectronic counter measure de...ic·
...File applieotton to.. __a with Loretta
Dudley. IW• . 34, RIn. M. Phone 71471 .
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1
ROCKETEER
First Formation Flight
PARTICIPATING in hil first formation flight on October
12, was RAdm. M. E. Dornin, Commander, Operational Test
and Evaluation Force. RAdm. Dornin, left, was a passenger
in a TA-4F Skyhawk piloted by Cdr. D. Loranger. The air·
craft, on loan from Attack Squadron 125, Lemoore, Califor·
nia, il a dual leat jet trainer. It is also the latelt model of
the Douglal Skyhawk series. The flight originated from
VX·5 and included an aerial tour of the Randlbur~ W..h
area and the Coso target range. Squadron aircraft 'consist-
ing of an F-4B Phantom and four A·4E Skyhawks accom·
panied the flight. RAdm. Domin had arrived from his head-
quarters in Norfolk, Virginia, to attend change of com·
mend ceremonies at Air Development Squadron-Five.
Exchange Door Prizes
DOOR PRIZE WINNERS - These three lucky ladi.1 w.r.
the winners of the door prizes given at the recent oPening
of the Navy Exchange. From left to right is LCdr. Earl
Mouton, Exchange Officer, Mrs. Euna McAdamsr Mrs. Melba
Webb, Mrs. Albie H. Slay and Exchange Manager Porter
Harlan. -Photo by PH·3 Bryce Cacek
From PLACE
STAMP
HERE
TO
Friday, October 28, T966
Two NOTSMen
To Attend Meet
In The Pacific
Army, Navy and Air Force
national missile range com·
manders and their principal
managers will meet early next
month at the Army's Kwaja·
lein Test Site in the Marshall
Islands.
They will converge on the
mid·Pacific installation for the
29th meeting of the Nat ion·
al Range Commanders Coun·
cil, an interservice group set
up to review missile range in·
strumentation and range man·
agement matters.
Brig. Gen. I. O. D re wry,
Project Manager for the Ar·
my's NIKE-X missile defense
project and Kwajalein Range
Commander, will be the host
for the two-day meeting which
begins November 3.
Among the national ran g e
commanders or their represen·
tatives expected to attend is
Capt. Atlee F. Clapp, NOTS
Staff Assistant to the Comman·
der and Fred M. Ashbrook, Di·
vision Head, Instrument Devel·
opment Division, Code 304.
1 SHOWBOAT I
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21
" LAS VEGAS HIUBILLYS" (90 Min.)
Joyn. Mon.field, Ferlin Husky, Mamie
Von Ooren
7:00 p.m.
{Musical Comedy in Color} Counlry boy
inherits a los Vega. night club only to
find it'. a rundown saloon. Things get
worse until he inlroduces western music to
the fabled town and Jayne takes o...er the
gambling tables. Hoedown musicl (Adults
and Mature Youlh.)
Shorts: "War & Piee." (7 Min.)
, (Roa...._)
"Air Racin." (17 Min.)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 29
, --MATiNEE-
"SEVEN FACES OF DR. LAO" (100 Min.)
Tony Randall
1:00 p.m.
Shorn: "Two Mou--." (7 Min.)
" Copt. Kidd No. 10" (16 Min.)
-EVENING-
"JOHN GOLDFARB, rLEASE COME HOME"
(96 Min.)
Shirley M.aclaine, Peler Ustino....
Richard Cernna
7:00 p.m.
(Comedy in Color) Wrongway U...2 p ilot
lands in mythical kingdom of a gadget.
lo...ing king whose son is bounced from a
U. S. football team. So Ihe pilot is forced
to build a ,.om that will beat the IriSh.
Shirley becomes one of lhe often chased
harem girls as she tries to get a story.
See it NOW. or see it AGAINI (Adult.)
Short: " Pickled rink" (7 Min.)
SUNDAY.MOND"'Y OCTOBER 30-31
"N.AYA" (91 Min.)
Clint Walker, Joy North
7:00 p.m.
(....,.,..,tur. in Color) Youngster joins his
white.hunter father in Indio and finds him
afroid of the b ig call. The boy's adven·
tures include a Irip to a far away town
to deli...er a sacred white .Iephant, and
trOlJbles galore. Jungle thrills in India.
(Adults, Youth and Children.)
Shorts: "Squ_k In Th. Deep" (7 Min.)
j"Myway' of France" (10 Min.)
TUESDAY.WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER I·'
' ''lA.ST OF THE "CRET AOENTS"
Marty Allen, Ste...e Rossi. Nancy Sinatra
7:00 p.m.
(Comedy) The zany duo are in Paris
where they accidentally recei...e 0 note for
which many ha...e pre...iously d ied. They
join a group seeking 10 reco...er .tolen art
treasur.s and proceed to goof up Ihe as-
signment. Slapstick with spice. (Adult.)
Shorb: ""Spree Lunch" (7 Min.)
"AFMR No. 670" (l0 Min.)
THURSDAY.FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3--4
"AMIUSH BAY" (109 Min.)
Hugh O'Brian. Mickey Rooney. James
Mitchum
7:00 p.m.
(Wor/ Drama in Color) A nine man 1hJ.
rine patrol in...ades a Japanese-held island
to contact a spy prior to in...osian of the
Philippines. Pocked with aulhenticity. if1,
reolistic account of the mission is rough
and determin.d. See Tisa Chongl (Adults,
Youth and IhJtur. Children.)
Short: "Cirrttosis of Louvre" (7 Min.)
CHESS MEETING
The Chess Club meets at the
Commissioned Officers' C I u b
on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
For further information c a II
Marko Afendykiw at extension
72846.
L. T. E. Thompson Awards Are Next Friday
MARION G. DRAPER
. new Head, Central Stoff
Gordon Draper
Appointed as New
Central StaH Head
Marion G. uGordon" Draper,
since 1959 the Associate Head
of NOTS Central Staff for Fi·
nance, was appointed head of
Central Staff on Monday, Oc·
tober 17. He has been acting
head since the death of R. W.
Bjorklund, staff head since
1959, last July.
Gordon Draper came to Chi·
na Lake in January 1945 as a
Navyman, became an Aviation
Electronic Technician's Mate
Third Class here, and after his
discharge went to work as a
civilian in the Accounting Di·
vision of the then Supply and
Fiscal Department.
"D uri n g all the time my
family and I have been here
since 1946," he says, "I have
worked in the same building
and lived in the same house."
His office, as head of Central
Staff, is on the second floor
of the Administration Building,
and his home of 20 years'
standing is at 103·B N. Rich·
mond Road.
Draper is a native of Wei·
don, North Carolina, and reo
ceived a diploma in account·
ing from the International Ac·
countants Society. He was an
accountant for the UniverSity
of North Carolina and presi·
dent of a small retail groc·
ery corporation in Weldon be·
(Continu.d on Page 4)
HONORED TITLE
TO BE AWARDED
Tonight will be a big night
indeed for one of the 11 past
"Bluejackets of the Month" for
it is the night when one of
them will be chosen as the
"Bluejacket of the Year."
The new "Bluejacket of the
Year" will be given the use of
a new car, a vacation in Las
Vegas, numerous gifts of ap-
preciation, and a cash award.
A banqu.t at the Commun·
ity Center, honoring the men,
il opan to the public and will
be preceded by a social hour.
Tick.tl for the .v.nt ar. $6.50,
of which $1.50 goel toward •
calh gift for the chosen Blu.·
j.ck.t.
Thompson Awards
And Luncheon Set
For Next Friday
The Station's highest form
of scientific recognition - the
L. T. E. Thompson Award -
will be presented next Friday,
November 4, at a luncheon to
be held at the Commissioned
Officers' Mess.
The Thompson award, hon·
oring Dr. Louis Ten Eyck
Thompson, the Station's first
Technical Director, was estab·
lished in 1956 and is presented
to present and former NOTS
employees whose contributions
to ordnance research and de·
velopment have been most
beneficial to the fulfillment of
the Station's mission. To date
33 awards have been present·
ed.
Station personnel are invito
ed to make reservations for the
luncheon, starting at 11:45
a.m., by c a II i n g extensions
72926 or 72283. Wives of those
attending are also invited. All
reservations should be mad e
no later than Wednesday noon,
November 2.
COVETED L. T. E. THOMPSON AWARD
Pre..nted For R....rch And Dev.lopment
Dedication Ceremony
WARHEAD R&D
LABORATORY
OM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS
Wedn.sday, Nov. 2
2:00 P.M.
Vol. XXI, No. 43 N.val Ordn.nce Test St.tion, Chin. Leb, Cellfornill Fri., Oct. 28, 1966 Public Invited
Barbara Kasal Becomes Navy's
First Civilian Disbursing Officer
THE LADY IS IN CHARGE-The first civilian dilburling
oHicer in the history of the Navy. Barbara Kasal, takes up
her new duties under the eye of Lt. Wilfred J. Bergeron, Jr.
Meeting Set By Advisory Board
The regular faU meeting of
the NOTS Advisory Board will
be held Thursday and Friday,
November 3 and 4.
Rear Admiral F. L. Pinney,
Jr., USN, Deputy Chief of Nav·
al Material (Development), will
be at NOTS to attend the two·
day session.
Edwin A. Link beg ins his
term as a member of the
Board with this meeting. The
meeting also marks the retire·
ment from the Board of Dr. W.
Albert Noyes, Jr.
Other Board members in-
clude Dr. Luis W. Alvarez, Dr.
Paul M. Fye, Dr. Joseph E.
Henderson, Dr. J. C. R. Lick·
lider, Dr. Frederick C. Lind·
vall, Admiral John H. Sid e s,
USN (Ret.), Vice Admiral Paul
D. Stroop, USN (Ret.), Dr. L.
T. E. Thompson, and Dr. James
H. Wakelin, Jr.
A reception honoring the
m e m be r s of the Advisory
Board will be held on Thurs·
day, November 3, from 6:30 to
8:00 p.m. at the Commissioned
Officers' Mess (Open).
All personnel expecting to
attend are asked to call ex·
tension 71654 prior to 11:30
a.m. on November 3 to make
reservations so that name tags
may be provided.
Authorized patrons of the
Executive Dining Room who
desire to stay for dinner fol·
lowing the reception s h 0 u I d
make reservations prior to 4:30
p.m. on that date by calling
a7l).5071.
Never before last Friday, Oc·
tober 21, had the U.s. Navy
been served at any station by
a civilian disbursing officer,
but on that day NOTS was giv·
en its first one. Not only that,
but she's a pleasant, attractive
"first" by the name of Mrs.
Paul (Barbara) Kasal.
Barbara Kasal has been Dep·
uty Disbursing Officer of the
Station since September 1961,
and the last two years under
Lt. Wilfred J. Bergeron, Jr.,
who will report to new duties
as the Navy Finance Officer on
Guam.
Mrs. Kasal is one of the ear·
ly workers here, and began
employment at the Station as a
clerk . typist in Supply Dept.
She arrived in June 1945 fol·
lowing her husband, who had
reported for duty with the Na·
vy Drone Utility Unit at Har·
vey Field, now Inyokern Air·
port, in the skill then called
"aviation radio techniCian, first
class." Paul Kasal is now an
electronic technician with Pro·
pulsion Development Dept.
The appointment Mrs. Kasal
as Disbursing Officer at NOTS
follows a recent change in the
Department of the Navy to al·
low shore activities to b r i n g
civilians into the job and reo
lease Naval officers for other
assignments, Lt. Bergeron ex·
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Turn Back The Clock
ONE MORE HOUR OF SLEEP - Sherry Scheer, of the
P.rsonn.1 Department, m.kes a pretty reminder th.t it'l
time to turn beck the clocks to St.ndard Time. Most peopl.
will set their clockl beck one hour upon retiring S.turday
night, although the ch.nge will not be official until 2 ••m.
Sunday, October 31. If you're the type that getl confused
during these time ch.nges, try remembering thil. "Spring
forward, Fell beck."
CombinedFederalCampaignExtendedA Week
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PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
COMPETITIVE PROMOTIONAL EXAM
A compe'i'ive promotional exomination is
announced for Leading",o" Joiner, A""c.
No. NOTs..IVo-l9(66) issued October '4
1966. Applicants mus, be Coreer and Co:
reer Conditional of the U.S. Novol Ord-
nance Tesl Station, Chino Loke or Posa-
dena, Californio. File Cord Form NAVEXOS.
"ISS-AB and Standard Form 57 wi,h the
Detached Representotive, Boord of Exam-
iners, liND, Chino loke, California, nol
loler 'han November 7, 1966.
Amend",.nt No. 2 to An"ouncemen' No.
SF-20-100(6S) inved October 18, 1966: The
purpose of thil amendment is 10 lift the
suspension on receipt of opplicolionl for
the position of Lttbor.... Applicotionl for lo-
borer will be accepted until further nolice.
File appl ication. with the Detoched Mem·
ber, Boord of U.S. Ci...il Service homin.r.,
U.S. Naval Ordnance T.st Station, Chi n a
lak., California 93555.
COWnlTlVI P.OMOTIONAL EXAMS.
NON LOCAL
A compet!ti.... promotional examination is
announced for ' " - Mecha"ie (rublic
Wcd.), Anne. No. USNSLiI-3{66) i •• u • d
October 17, 1966. Applicants must be Ca-
r..r or Car..r Conditional employee. of
Noval or Mari,. Corps acti...ities within the
llNO, wko meet the .xperience and train·
ing requirem.nll. File Card NAVEXOS.
415S-AB, Register Cord NAVEXOS-4156-AB
and Standard Form 57 w ith the Industrial
Rekt:01''~ Officf', Noval Slolion, long Beach.
California, 90802, not laler Ihan No...ember
4, 1966. .
A competiti.... promotional exam is on·
nounced for Motter M e c han i c (Public
Wo....). Annc. No. USNSLI-4(66) iuued Oc·
tober 17, 1966. Applicants must be Coreer
or Career Conditional employees of Na...al
or Morine Corps acli...itie. within the II NO,
who meel the .xperience and training reo
quirements. File Cord NAVEXOS-4ISS-AB.
Reg ister Cord NAVEXOS-4156-AB and Stan·
dard Form 57 with the Industrial Relations
Office, Na...al Station, long Beach, Califor·
nia 90802, not later than No...ember 4. 1966.
arpORTUNITIES FOR SCIENTISTS
AS AnRONAUTS
The National Academy of Sciences - Na-
lionol Research Council, acting in behalf of
the Notional Aeronautics and Spac. Admin·
istration. onnounc" t~ a...ailobility of a
limited number of career appointments as
astronauf1, to experienced scientists of ex·
ceptional ability. To meet the minimal qual·
ificolionl for appointment as a scientisl·as·
tronaut, on applicant must be a citiz:en of
the United Stam on or before March 15,
1967, ha...e been born on or after August
1. 1930 and be no talt.r than 6 feet; meet
the physical r~uirements for fl ight and
ha...e a doctorate in the natural sciences.
Applications for appointments of scientists
as astronauts must be postmarked no lat.r
than January 8, 1967. A pack.t of applica·
tion moterials and instructions for com·
pl.ting the form. con be obtained from
Scienti.t as A.tronaut, National Academy
of Sciences, National R.search Council,
2101 Constitution Avenue, Washington,
D.C. 20418.
Electronic he.... 05-7 eM' 9, Code 4024
_ Designs microwave componenll, anten-
nas, and antenna fed circuits for rodio fr.
qu.ncy tracking system.. Re...iews lest data
on indi...idual components and a ...erall trock·
ing sy.tems to evaluat. their perfarmanc•.
Writes .Iectrical specifications for procure·
ment of microwave componenTS for system
us.. Prepares ot'al and written reports to
inform others of work progr.ss.
ElMtronic Eng'...... or Physicist, 05-11 eM'
12. COeM 4024 _ P.rforms indi...iduol com·
ponent design and overall network analysis
and design of microwa...e tracking sy.tems.
Syst.ms analysis is mode in terms of per·
farmance charact.ristics o...er s p • c i fie d
bandwidths and in t.rms of physically real·
izable tolerances on components. Position
requires good background in microwa...e
circuil Iheory and in network syntnesis and
analysis. Knowl.dge of computer program-
ming methods is .ss.nliol to this position.
but this knowl.dge may be gain.d after en·
trance into the position.
File opplicarion. for obov. wit h Ju".
Chipp. Bldg. 34, RM. 26, Phon. 72676.
M.chanicol E""i_, 0S-7 thru 12, Code
4174 _ Position is that of design engineer
of a uxiliary power units. The incumbenl is
responsib le for the design conlrol of the
gas generators for SARAH, IRAH. Shrike
and Chaparral missiles. Posilion .nlails de-
sign chonges as solutions to problem ar.os
accompani.d by des i g n of experimental
tests 10 pro...e adequacy of th. design
changes. A moderate amount of tra...el will
be required to in.....tigal. production facili·
t i.s and problem areas. A SS degree in
Mechonical Engineering or equi...olent is reo
quir.d. Some experi.nce desirable but nol
absolulely nec.s.ary.
Clwk.Typist. ~ or 4, Code 45. (three
...aconci..) - P.rform. secretoriol and cl.r·
icol services for the Branch. Duties include:
preparing technical and non·technical reo
ports. I.tters, and memoranda; composing
routine correspondence for .ignoture by
Branch or Di...ision Head; .stablishing and
maintaining Bronch fil.s; making appoint·
m.nts and travel arrangements (transporta-
tion. accomodations. clearances) for Branch
members; and related functions (reception-
ist. tim. cords. work requests, .tc.) Q_Ufi-
ntions: On. year cl.rical typing experience
for GS-3; two years general exp.rience for
G....
Mochilftist (bpern.-tal Propel'-'rts).
W1-34014-13, $1.57. $3.72. $3.17, Cocle 4571
_ Performs complex and non-routine mo·
chine work in the manufaclure of a ...ariety
of .xp.rimented rock.t and missile motors.
A knowledge of how to handle, transport
and store explosive mat.rials is helpful, but
not requir.d. Should no qualified opplicants
apply. ane of the applicants may be ..Iect·
ed fot' detail to be trained for the position.
Electric..... "'21005-11. $3.46, $3.60,
$3.74 per ___r, C. . 45.S3 - Accomplishes
electrical work in .xplosi...e processing lab-
oratory. Installation, repair. and maint.n·
ance of power and control syst.ms.
File ...lk...... ,., oltov. with E....tyn
Moors, .1.... 34, .... 'D. !'hone 72723.
Pol i c. Sup......iMr. G5-7 ($6451 p.r 0'"
nUM), Code 143 - Applicants must hove at
leasl one year of general .xperience and
three yeors of specialized experience, and
meet the pro...isions of the Whitten amend-
ment. The duties will consist of lawen.
forcement, conducling preliminary in"'estigo.
tions, and supervision of policem.n.
Polic_an, OS'" or 5. Cod. 143 - Appli·
cant. must ha...e at leos' one year of gen·
.ral and one y.ar of .peciolized .xp.ri.nce
for the GS-.(; on. year of general and MO
yeon of specializ&d or 21h years of spe·
ciolized for the GS-5. The pro...i.ion of the
Whitten amendment must be met.
Chord, GS-4, Code 143 - Applicanls must
have two years of general experience in
tke guarding of property and .nforc.m.nt
of lows.
Fit. tIM abov. appliearion. with Corotyn
C...Ie, 1IcIw. 34••M. 21, Phon. 71641.
$uperyiaory Eledfonic Eltlli_ ( S 0 lid
S. 0 t. DeYic.) or Phy.icist (Supenisory),
Gs.12, PD No. 4SSOS3. Cocle 5522 _ Po.i-
tion is that of H.ad, Microelectronics Sec.
tion. In addition to the normal duties suet.
01 personnel supervision and technical di_
rection. the Section Head will hove primary
responsibility for tl\e selection of technical
equipm.nt to meet future Station needs in
the microelectronic area. Prior .xperienc.
with thin·film and monolithic devices is de.
sirabl. but not a mandatory requirem.nt.
Emphasis will be on (I) ability to organize
work and manpower, and (2) a real desire
10 leorn and parlicipat. in the design and
application of microelectronic de...ices and
their fabrication techniqu". Holders of ad·
...anc. d.gre.s with a high interest in ap-
plication of Ih. new.st advances in micro·
electronics and electronic physics are par·
ticularly encouraged to apply. Opportunity
for advancement .xish.
C...... 05-3. rD No. 655049, Code 5U4 -
Pro...ides engineering p.rsonnel within the
.ntire NOTS organization wilh drawing cop-
ies upon request, from a file of 140,000
microfilm operlure cards. Incumbent op.
erates and maintains a microfilm printer
and produces prints from the microfilm file
in filling r~uests for documenl copies.
Filt. opplication few obo.... with J 0 CI n
C........... lid•. 34, .M. 34. rhona 71514.
.efri....ation and Ai, Condhionin. Me-
clMlnlc, Code 70433. JD No. 212 - Installs,
maintains ond repairs r.frigerating and air
conditioning equipment and components
uled in providing r.frigeration and air can·
dition ing for li...ing quarters. offices. and
indu.triol us.s.
F I I. applicotion. with Doro Childer.,
II.... 34, .M. n . Code 657. rho_ 71393.
Electtonics TechnicHm. O~II, Code
sa - Functions as an assistant to the sci·
entific members of the Detonation Physics
Di...ision. R...arch Deportment, and will be
concern.d with the design. development
and modification of .Iectronic equipment
and instrvm.ntation to meet the complex
and no...el requirements of basic and ap·
plied research experiments. Q_lifications:
Two years general and four y.ars special.
ized .xperienc. in electronics or in a sim-
ilar fi.ld that pro...id.d the technical knowl·
edge and bockground required. A back·
ground of micrawov. techniques with opti·
cal experience or a strong photographic 0'0"
acatian is desirobl•.
C..... ("-nogrophy), 05-*n-5, Code 257
_ Provides ..cretarial ..rvic.s to lhe Can·
trol Di...ision, Supply Department. Obtains,
assembles, and present. information co...er·
ing all areos within the Supply Department;
prepares correspondenc.; performs steno-
graphic work; prepar•• charts and graphs.
Q_lifications: One y.ar of general cI.ricol
.xperience plus two y.ors of progressi...ely
r.spansible .xperience in work r.loled to
the duties of the position. Applicants must
pos..ss and be prepared to demonstrate
st.nographic skills.
FU. application. for the cabo.... wi'" Nao-
mi Campbell. lid•. 34, RM. 21, rhone 12218.
Electro"ic En.in.... (Instrv_tatlon, G5-
9, 11. or 12 Code 3536 - tnterested in dig-
ilal logic d••ign; designs and develops in-
strvmentation systems for airborne weilP-
on. projects and weather reconna issance
projects. Works on instrum.ntation .ystem
d.sign, special sensor design and specifi.
cation of telemetry and tope equipment for
airborne use.
Electronic En.in.." 05-9 or II , Cod e
3522 - Will p.rform design and analysis
of circuits ond .ubsy.tems for airborne elec·
tro-optical equipm.nt. Will super...ise tech-
nicians in construction and test of the equip·
m.nt. Requires some familiarity with quan·
tum electronic theory and practical exp.ri·
.nc. w ith las.rs. as well as ability to de·
sign solid state circuitry.
File application for altove wit h Mory
Morrison, RM. 32. II.... 34, Pho". 72032.
Electronics Tec:hnidan. 05-10, Code 3073
_ Supervises or performs the fabrication,
installation, checkout, and calibration of
sled-borne radio-link and landlin. telemel·
ering equipment and systems uHd to ac·
quire data on Station's supenanic trocks
(SHORn. S.4. and G-4. Responsible for
track range.' calibrotion laboratory end the
calibration of transducers and telemeters
appli&d to track tesll.
llectronics Technicion 05-7. QS.9, 05-11 ,
C.... 3067 - Perform. calibration, opera·
tion. maint.nance, and modification of ra-
dar, tel....i.ion, communication and compu·
ter syslems us.d to acquire dota at the Sys·
tems Development Department ground ron·
ges. Prior exp.ri.nce in th... fields is help-
ful but not requir.d. The incumbent will
be off.red the opportunity to gain experi·
ence with the...Iectronic data ocquisition
Iystems. Duti.s of this position directly con·
cern the tracking of aircraft by rador IYS'
tem•• processing of this data by d igital and
analog comput.rs and the pr.sentation of
this information on plotting boards during
t"t operation. The incumbent will also as-
.ist in the modification, operation, and
maintenance of fodar simulalors used to de-
....Iop and e...oluate anti·rodor guided mi•.
sil.s and .Iectronic counter measure de...ic·
...File applieotton to.. __a with Loretta
Dudley. IW• . 34, RIn. M. Phone 71471 .
,
1
ROCKETEER
First Formation Flight
PARTICIPATING in hil first formation flight on October
12, was RAdm. M. E. Dornin, Commander, Operational Test
and Evaluation Force. RAdm. Dornin, left, was a passenger
in a TA-4F Skyhawk piloted by Cdr. D. Loranger. The air·
craft, on loan from Attack Squadron 125, Lemoore, Califor·
nia, il a dual leat jet trainer. It is also the latelt model of
the Douglal Skyhawk series. The flight originated from
VX·5 and included an aerial tour of the Randlbur~ W..h
area and the Coso target range. Squadron aircraft 'consist-
ing of an F-4B Phantom and four A·4E Skyhawks accom·
panied the flight. RAdm. Domin had arrived from his head-
quarters in Norfolk, Virginia, to attend change of com·
mend ceremonies at Air Development Squadron-Five.
Exchange Door Prizes
DOOR PRIZE WINNERS - These three lucky ladi.1 w.r.
the winners of the door prizes given at the recent oPening
of the Navy Exchange. From left to right is LCdr. Earl
Mouton, Exchange Officer, Mrs. Euna McAdamsr Mrs. Melba
Webb, Mrs. Albie H. Slay and Exchange Manager Porter
Harlan. -Photo by PH·3 Bryce Cacek
From PLACE
STAMP
HERE
TO
Friday, October 28, T966
Two NOTSMen
To Attend Meet
In The Pacific
Army, Navy and Air Force
national missile range com·
manders and their principal
managers will meet early next
month at the Army's Kwaja·
lein Test Site in the Marshall
Islands.
They will converge on the
mid·Pacific installation for the
29th meeting of the Nat ion·
al Range Commanders Coun·
cil, an interservice group set
up to review missile range in·
strumentation and range man·
agement matters.
Brig. Gen. I. O. D re wry,
Project Manager for the Ar·
my's NIKE-X missile defense
project and Kwajalein Range
Commander, will be the host
for the two-day meeting which
begins November 3.
Among the national ran g e
commanders or their represen·
tatives expected to attend is
Capt. Atlee F. Clapp, NOTS
Staff Assistant to the Comman·
der and Fred M. Ashbrook, Di·
vision Head, Instrument Devel·
opment Division, Code 304.
1 SHOWBOAT I
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21
" LAS VEGAS HIUBILLYS" (90 Min.)
Joyn. Mon.field, Ferlin Husky, Mamie
Von Ooren
7:00 p.m.
{Musical Comedy in Color} Counlry boy
inherits a los Vega. night club only to
find it'. a rundown saloon. Things get
worse until he inlroduces western music to
the fabled town and Jayne takes o...er the
gambling tables. Hoedown musicl (Adults
and Mature Youlh.)
Shorts: "War & Piee." (7 Min.)
, (Roa...._)
"Air Racin." (17 Min.)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 29
, --MATiNEE-
"SEVEN FACES OF DR. LAO" (100 Min.)
Tony Randall
1:00 p.m.
Shorn: "Two Mou--." (7 Min.)
" Copt. Kidd No. 10" (16 Min.)
-EVENING-
"JOHN GOLDFARB, rLEASE COME HOME"
(96 Min.)
Shirley M.aclaine, Peler Ustino....
Richard Cernna
7:00 p.m.
(Comedy in Color) Wrongway U...2 p ilot
lands in mythical kingdom of a gadget.
lo...ing king whose son is bounced from a
U. S. football team. So Ihe pilot is forced
to build a ,.om that will beat the IriSh.
Shirley becomes one of lhe often chased
harem girls as she tries to get a story.
See it NOW. or see it AGAINI (Adult.)
Short: " Pickled rink" (7 Min.)
SUNDAY.MOND"'Y OCTOBER 30-31
"N.AYA" (91 Min.)
Clint Walker, Joy North
7:00 p.m.
(....,.,..,tur. in Color) Youngster joins his
white.hunter father in Indio and finds him
afroid of the b ig call. The boy's adven·
tures include a Irip to a far away town
to deli...er a sacred white .Iephant, and
trOlJbles galore. Jungle thrills in India.
(Adults, Youth and Children.)
Shorts: "Squ_k In Th. Deep" (7 Min.)
j"Myway' of France" (10 Min.)
TUESDAY.WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER I·'
' ''lA.ST OF THE "CRET AOENTS"
Marty Allen, Ste...e Rossi. Nancy Sinatra
7:00 p.m.
(Comedy) The zany duo are in Paris
where they accidentally recei...e 0 note for
which many ha...e pre...iously d ied. They
join a group seeking 10 reco...er .tolen art
treasur.s and proceed to goof up Ihe as-
signment. Slapstick with spice. (Adult.)
Shorb: ""Spree Lunch" (7 Min.)
"AFMR No. 670" (l0 Min.)
THURSDAY.FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3--4
"AMIUSH BAY" (109 Min.)
Hugh O'Brian. Mickey Rooney. James
Mitchum
7:00 p.m.
(Wor/ Drama in Color) A nine man 1hJ.
rine patrol in...ades a Japanese-held island
to contact a spy prior to in...osian of the
Philippines. Pocked with aulhenticity. if1,
reolistic account of the mission is rough
and determin.d. See Tisa Chongl (Adults,
Youth and IhJtur. Children.)
Short: "Cirrttosis of Louvre" (7 Min.)
CHESS MEETING
The Chess Club meets at the
Commissioned Officers' C I u b
on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
For further information c a II
Marko Afendykiw at extension
72846.
L. T. E. Thompson Awards Are Next Friday
MARION G. DRAPER
. new Head, Central Stoff
Gordon Draper
Appointed as New
Central StaH Head
Marion G. uGordon" Draper,
since 1959 the Associate Head
of NOTS Central Staff for Fi·
nance, was appointed head of
Central Staff on Monday, Oc·
tober 17. He has been acting
head since the death of R. W.
Bjorklund, staff head since
1959, last July.
Gordon Draper came to Chi·
na Lake in January 1945 as a
Navyman, became an Aviation
Electronic Technician's Mate
Third Class here, and after his
discharge went to work as a
civilian in the Accounting Di·
vision of the then Supply and
Fiscal Department.
"D uri n g all the time my
family and I have been here
since 1946," he says, "I have
worked in the same building
and lived in the same house."
His office, as head of Central
Staff, is on the second floor
of the Administration Building,
and his home of 20 years'
standing is at 103·B N. Rich·
mond Road.
Draper is a native of Wei·
don, North Carolina, and reo
ceived a diploma in account·
ing from the International Ac·
countants Society. He was an
accountant for the UniverSity
of North Carolina and presi·
dent of a small retail groc·
ery corporation in Weldon be·
(Continu.d on Page 4)
HONORED TITLE
TO BE AWARDED
Tonight will be a big night
indeed for one of the 11 past
"Bluejackets of the Month" for
it is the night when one of
them will be chosen as the
"Bluejacket of the Year."
The new "Bluejacket of the
Year" will be given the use of
a new car, a vacation in Las
Vegas, numerous gifts of ap-
preciation, and a cash award.
A banqu.t at the Commun·
ity Center, honoring the men,
il opan to the public and will
be preceded by a social hour.
Tick.tl for the .v.nt ar. $6.50,
of which $1.50 goel toward •
calh gift for the chosen Blu.·
j.ck.t.
Thompson Awards
And Luncheon Set
For Next Friday
The Station's highest form
of scientific recognition - the
L. T. E. Thompson Award -
will be presented next Friday,
November 4, at a luncheon to
be held at the Commissioned
Officers' Mess.
The Thompson award, hon·
oring Dr. Louis Ten Eyck
Thompson, the Station's first
Technical Director, was estab·
lished in 1956 and is presented
to present and former NOTS
employees whose contributions
to ordnance research and de·
velopment have been most
beneficial to the fulfillment of
the Station's mission. To date
33 awards have been present·
ed.
Station personnel are invito
ed to make reservations for the
luncheon, starting at 11:45
a.m., by c a II i n g extensions
72926 or 72283. Wives of those
attending are also invited. All
reservations should be mad e
no later than Wednesday noon,
November 2.
COVETED L. T. E. THOMPSON AWARD
Pre..nted For R....rch And Dev.lopment
Dedication Ceremony
WARHEAD R&D
LABORATORY
OM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS
Wedn.sday, Nov. 2
2:00 P.M.
Vol. XXI, No. 43 N.val Ordn.nce Test St.tion, Chin. Leb, Cellfornill Fri., Oct. 28, 1966 Public Invited
Barbara Kasal Becomes Navy's
First Civilian Disbursing Officer
THE LADY IS IN CHARGE-The first civilian dilburling
oHicer in the history of the Navy. Barbara Kasal, takes up
her new duties under the eye of Lt. Wilfred J. Bergeron, Jr.
Meeting Set By Advisory Board
The regular faU meeting of
the NOTS Advisory Board will
be held Thursday and Friday,
November 3 and 4.
Rear Admiral F. L. Pinney,
Jr., USN, Deputy Chief of Nav·
al Material (Development), will
be at NOTS to attend the two·
day session.
Edwin A. Link beg ins his
term as a member of the
Board with this meeting. The
meeting also marks the retire·
ment from the Board of Dr. W.
Albert Noyes, Jr.
Other Board members in-
clude Dr. Luis W. Alvarez, Dr.
Paul M. Fye, Dr. Joseph E.
Henderson, Dr. J. C. R. Lick·
lider, Dr. Frederick C. Lind·
vall, Admiral John H. Sid e s,
USN (Ret.), Vice Admiral Paul
D. Stroop, USN (Ret.), Dr. L.
T. E. Thompson, and Dr. James
H. Wakelin, Jr.
A reception honoring the
m e m be r s of the Advisory
Board will be held on Thurs·
day, November 3, from 6:30 to
8:00 p.m. at the Commissioned
Officers' Mess (Open).
All personnel expecting to
attend are asked to call ex·
tension 71654 prior to 11:30
a.m. on November 3 to make
reservations so that name tags
may be provided.
Authorized patrons of the
Executive Dining Room who
desire to stay for dinner fol·
lowing the reception s h 0 u I d
make reservations prior to 4:30
p.m. on that date by calling
a7l).5071.
Never before last Friday, Oc·
tober 21, had the U.s. Navy
been served at any station by
a civilian disbursing officer,
but on that day NOTS was giv·
en its first one. Not only that,
but she's a pleasant, attractive
"first" by the name of Mrs.
Paul (Barbara) Kasal.
Barbara Kasal has been Dep·
uty Disbursing Officer of the
Station since September 1961,
and the last two years under
Lt. Wilfred J. Bergeron, Jr.,
who will report to new duties
as the Navy Finance Officer on
Guam.
Mrs. Kasal is one of the ear·
ly workers here, and began
employment at the Station as a
clerk . typist in Supply Dept.
She arrived in June 1945 fol·
lowing her husband, who had
reported for duty with the Na·
vy Drone Utility Unit at Har·
vey Field, now Inyokern Air·
port, in the skill then called
"aviation radio techniCian, first
class." Paul Kasal is now an
electronic technician with Pro·
pulsion Development Dept.
The appointment Mrs. Kasal
as Disbursing Officer at NOTS
follows a recent change in the
Department of the Navy to al·
low shore activities to b r i n g
civilians into the job and reo
lease Naval officers for other
assignments, Lt. Bergeron ex·
(Continued on Page 3)
Turn Back The Clock
ONE MORE HOUR OF SLEEP - Sherry Scheer, of the
P.rsonn.1 Department, m.kes a pretty reminder th.t it'l
time to turn beck the clocks to St.ndard Time. Most peopl.
will set their clockl beck one hour upon retiring S.turday
night, although the ch.nge will not be official until 2 ••m.
Sunday, October 31. If you're the type that getl confused
during these time ch.nges, try remembering thil. "Spring
forward, Fell beck."
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