Sumner High Choir heretosingfor King birthdoy observonce

he Sumner High fthoolChoir wiil perform |an. 19 inthe Second Street Dning

Hall, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,in obsewance of the anniversaryof Dr. Martin Luther King fr.'sbirthday. The chor, brought toDMA St. louisby the BlackEmployment Program Commit-t€€, is directed by DeloresGreathous€, and is known fortheir harmonious voices.

The committee is once againsponsori^g an essay and/orartwork contest for children usingthe national theme, "Onthe KingHoliday, help someone! EveryAmerican can make a difference."This time, in addition to thechildren of employee+ the mntetis open to students in the St. louisPublic fthools, and has beenexpanded to include high sctpolage students. For more inforrna-tiory call the Equal Oppo*"nityOffice at4079.

lnsidethe News Link

Volurne 1, lssue 22 January 13, 1995

Published by the Defense Mapping Agency - Office of Comrnand lnformation

Deputy Director lor Command lnlormation - David L. Black

Aerirtent Deputy Director, Command lnformetion Wert - Jarnes G. Mohan

Editor - Nancy M. Brannon

Photography - Jim Stepanik

DMA Director - Major General Philip W. Nuber

DMA /Vaws Link West is an authorized ommand information publication published

biweekly in the interest ol Defense Mapping Agency personnel. opinions and

commentary expreseed in DMA /Vena Link Wes,t are not necessarily those ol the

Defense Mapping Agency or Depanment of Defense.

Send communications to Editor, DMA Nerrc Link weE,4 Defense Mapping Agency,

Command lnformation Otlice Wsst, Mail Stop L-10, 3200 South Second Street, St.

Louis MO 63118-3399. Telephone (314) 83-4142 or DSN 6994142.

Dr. King birthdcnf observonce 2New DMAdirector 3HR begins regionolizotion 4Monc$ng Diversity 5Locolity poy 5Tlrcspiritof giving 6Retirements 7CWC colorirrg contesf winnerc 8Accolodes 9-l Ilrclementweotherinfo I IAerospoce Slriders 12

Cover photo bV Tom Borsch, CIA/

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New DMA Director tqkes commond*i.g his first week as new DMA Dirctor, AirForce Maj. Gen. Philip W. Nuber plunged headfirst into the challenges of assuming a new leader-

ship position. Gen. Nuber said his top prioiities right noware to learn all about DMA and to meet the work force ofthe world's premier mapping agency.

'with the current DoD downsizingand budget con-straints, we'll still have challenges," said Gen. Nuber."BlJt, we'll meet them head on as a team and continue tomove forr,vard. "

Gen. Nuber assumed conunand of the Defense Map-ping Agenry Dec. 27 fromAir Force Mui.Gen. RayCxMara, the Director since |une \999. Drector of theDefense Intelligence Agenry Air Force Lt. Gen. |ames R.Clapper jr. officiated at the change of command ceremonyheld in the Erskine Hall Cafeteria. Assistant Secretary ofDefense for Conunand, Conffol, Communications, andIntelligence Emmett C. Paige |r. also attended.

After the ceremonial transfer of the agenqr flug fromoutgoing director to inco*i^g director, the new DMADirector, Gen. Nuber, told the several hundred guests,family members and DMA employees that he consideredit an honor to be selected to lead DMA. Prior to thisassignmenf Cen. Nuber was chief of the foint Lr.S. MilitaryMission for Aid to Turkey, in Ankara since September1992.

"My challenge is not only to continue the progress thatwas begun by General O'Mara but to continue that to thebest of my ability," said Gen. Nuber. "lpromise to do thatwith your help, and we will make the organizationstronger and better in the future."

Gen. CXMara retired after more than 30 years of militaryservice. Duri^g the change of command ceremony, Gen.Clapper presented Gen. O'Mara with the Defense Distin-guished Service Medal. He is credited with championingthe agency's aggressive reengineering effort that enabled itto meet the demands of the warfighter on the digitalbattlefield in the 21st century. Under his leadership DMAprovided timely crisis support for military operations inHaiti, Somalia, Rwanda, Kuwait and the former yugosla-via. Cen. O'Mara said he and his wife will move toKentucky, where he has accepted a position with privateindustry.

A native of Bozemary Mont., Gen. Nuber earned hisbachelor of science degree in electrical engineering fromMontana State University rn1962, and received hiscommission through the Air Force Reserve Officer Train-i^g Corys in March of that same year. He has also com-pleted 9quadron Officer School, the Air Command and

Above, with the ceremonial passing of the DMAflog, Air Force Maj. Gen. Philip W. Nuber (right)ossumes commond of the Defense MopplngAgency. Dlrector of the Detense lntelligenceAgency Air Force Lt. &n. James R. Clapper, Jr.otficiated of the ceremony. Below, @nerolClopper prcsents the Defense Dislingutshedseruice medol to former DMA Director RaymundE. O'Maro, who retired from military service.

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olizqfion e

DMAto monoge regionol centershe DoD civilian personnelconununity is regionalizi.gnuny of its services as di-

rected by Progam Decision Memo-randum P{4. Each Military Depart-ment and the DoD agencies areestablishing Rqional Service Centersto handle many civilian personnelfunctions.

DoD agencies will establish fourItSCs, two to be set up in the fiscal1995-96 time frame. The NationalCapital Region's Human ResourceRegional Service Center, to bemanaged by Washington Headquar-ters Services (WHS), will provideregional service operations for WFISand most Defense agencies located inthe Washington metropolitan area.The Central Regiort's HumanResource Regional Center will bemanaged by the Defense MappingAgency at its St. l.ouis location andwill provide regional service opera-tions for the agency and other DoDagencies. The other two ItSCs areexpected to be managed by theDefense Logistics Agency and theDefense Finance and AccountingService and established in fiscal1997and 1998, respectively.

Personnel activities requiring face-

to-face contact withcustomers like managers andemploy€€s, will remain the responsi-bility of local servicing offices orCustomer Service Units. l.ocal officeswill generally be staffed by petsonnelgeneralists, who will serve as advi-sors and counselors to managers andemployees.

Typical CSU functions indudeemployee and labor-managementrelations, local training and employeedevelopment, equal employmentopportunity and other similar humanresource services that do not lendthemselves to centralized administra-tion. RSCs will perform suchfunctions as personnel action pro-cessing, database numagement,automated data processing systemssupport, external exami^i.g andbenefi ts admini stration.

Regionalization involves theconsolidation and streamlining ofresources through the reengtneeringof personnel administration pro-cesses; the implementation of theDoD standard civilian informationsystems, and Coqporate InformationManagement Functional Process

Improvemenb; and possibly thedelegation of some additionalauthorities to managers. FunctionalProcess Improvements, also knownas Business Process Improvemenb,are changes to a process that improvethe way it operates. These improve-menb might change the work flowwithin an offic€ or the automatedchanges to a major civilian personnelfunction.

DMA is testing some of theseimprovements through automatedmodules such as COREDOC, asystem for integrati^g classification,

iob analysis, the development ofperformance standards and trainingrequiremenb into a single coredocumenU and PERSACTION a

system that automates the SF-52process, integrates other modules,and allows managers to obtain dataand reports on their employees fromthe central data base.

Other automated modules thatmay be deployed in the fiscal 199*96 time frame include TRAIN, aslatem that automates traiti.gforms, develops Individual Development Plans and autornaEs trainingcatalogues; AUTORIF, an automatedsystem that preparcs RIF rcgistersand appropriate letters and tracksactions; Unemploynurt C-ompensa-

tion and Iniury Compensation, amodule that tracks iniu{f andunemployment compensation daims;Standard Automated InventoryReferral System, which automates pbapplication processing and thedevelopment of rating and rankingcriteria; and RETIRE, a s)Etem thatallows employees to develop retire-ment scenarios and proie€t amuitiesthat they can btittg to a rctirementcounselor.

A team headed by Richard tiningeaHR rqgional transition nunager, andstaffed by representatives of FIR in St.

Louis and Washington was formedto plan and organize the activitiesrequired to establish the RegionalService C-enter. Representatives fromDefense Contract Audit Agency andDefense Nuclear Agenry are alsoparticipating in the planning effort

Submitted bV ShirleyWi n e g a rd n e r, H um o n Resources.

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President opproves poy qclion;some locolity rotes revisedby Evelyn D. HorrisAmericon Forces lnformotion Service

President Bill Clinton approved reconunendations onlocality pay Dec.l. In addition, general schedule employ-ees will receive a?percent general pay raise authorizdby Congress. The increases take effect on the tirst full payperiod beg*i.g after |an. L.

The total increase in general schedule employeey paywill range from 2 percent to 4.28 percent, according toOffice of Personnel Management officials.

General schedule employees in the 48 contiguousstates and the Disfict of Columbia will receive localitypay increas€s, but the rate depends on locale. Some areasare specified, while all others fall into a catch-all localityknow as "Rest of the United States." Workers in Alaskaand Hawaii receive cost of living payments underseparate authority.

Employees in the Senior Executive Service will alsoreceive locality pay. Clinton has the discretion to extendthe 2 percent general increase to Senior Executive Servicemembers, but had not yet announced his decision.

LocalityAtlantaBostonChicagoCincinnatiClevelandColumbus, OhioDa llasDayton, OhioDenverDetroitHoustonHuntsville, Ala.lnd iana polisKansas City area

1994-1995 Cumulative4.66"/06.97yo6.92yo5.33yo4.23o/o5.30%5.65yo5.19o/o5.75o/o6.59yo8.53yo4.39yo4.58yo3.97o/o

7.39o/o5.3goh6.26yo4.71%4.00o/o5.27o/o4.28yo6.14o/o8.14yo5.84yo5.48o/o3.7 4yo

Santa Barba ralEdwards AFB,Calif.

MiamiPhiladelphiaPortland, Ore.Richmoild, Va.Sacramento, Calif.St. LouisSan DiegoSan FranciscoSeattleWashingtonRest of U.S.

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Thesplrltof glvl ngn the true spirit of givin& AQS opted for the second year in a rcwnot to hold a Christmas Parly, but to adopt a family for Chrisffnas.The generosity of the AQS team was so overwhelming last y€N,

that this year TWO families benefitted.The fun began in early November when the'wish list'of the

families arrived from Hosea House. Wishes ranged from a rienceenqydopedia to diapers; and from power rangers to silverware!Members of AQS scurried to the Christmas sales to fulfill as many

wishes as possible.AQS employees then gathercd

in the Lindbergh Room Dec. 14

with vwappi^g paper, scissors,tape, etc., to play Santa's elves.Their efforts produced seven giftsfor each member of both families,totaling 10 individuals, along withseveral boxes of food, paperproducts and used clothing.

After pulling together to makethis effort a success, the 'elves'

treated themselves to a well-deserved przaparty, \^rith all thetrimmingF, includitg Chrishnasmusic. If you're looking for atremendous recipe for a verymerryChristrnas - Adopt AFamily!

-by Myra Wilcox, AOS

Photos by Jim Sfeponik

Stephanie Meyer (left) dnd Pom Rhelnheimer prepclre thegroceries to round out the 'wlsh lisfs' of the adopted fsmllles.

The 'tog team' of Diano Shepardond Greg Brouk made sure eachadopted fomily memberreceived several gifls.

The 'elves' were oll wropped up in lheir work, while visions of pizzodanced in their heods.

From left, Brenda Walsh, Pat Huddleslon and DebbteEhrlich found thot an extra sef of hands, ond sometimesmore, made for a smoother operotion.

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Directoron boordcontinued from poge 3

Staff College, the Industrial Collegeof the Armed Forces, the Universityof Pittsburgh's ManagementProgram for Executives andHarvard's National and Interna-tional Security ManagementCourse. He earned his pilot wingsat Williams Air Force Base, Aiz.,and completed F-100 combat crewtraining in Arizona at Luke AirForce Base.

From 196'4 to 1958, Gen. Nuberheld overseas assignments with the10th Tactical Fighter Squadron,Hahn Air Base, West Germany; the25th Infantry Divisiory Cu Chi,South Vietnam and with the 510thTactical Fighter Squadron, flftrg F-100s, at Bien Hoa Air Base, SouthVietnam.

The general served as an F-5instructor pilot with the 425thTactical Fighter Trai^i.g Squadronand an air liaison officer to the Lf.S.A*y's 2nd Brigade,2nd ArmoredDvision. He flew A-7 Corsairs forthe 355th Tactical Fighter Wi.&Davis-Monthan Air Force Base,

Aiz., from 1972until l974whenhe began his second combat tour inSoutheast Asia with the 3rdTactical Fighter ftuadron. A yearlater he returned to the 354thTactical Fighter Squadron asoperations officer.

After serving as chief of theOfficer Assignment Division atHeadquarters Tactical Air Com-mand from 1978 until 198O heconunanded the 425th Tactical

Fighter Training quadron atWilliams Air Force Base, providingF-5 combat traini.g to U.S. AirForce and allied pilots. Inl982,Gen. Nuber was assigned asassistant deputy comrnander foroperations with the 405th TacticalTraining Win& transferring laterthat year to Hollonuln Air ForceBase, N.M., as deputy conunanderof the 833rd Combat SupportGroup. He assumed comrnand ofthat group in 1983.

Gen. Nuber flew A-10 Thunder-bolb while stationed at Eielson AirForce Base, Alaska, in lg%,wherehe served as vice comrnander ofthe 343rd Tactical Fighter Wingand became wing comrrulnder in1985. In 1988 he came to Head-quarters LJ.S. Air Force located inWashingtory D.C., as deputydirector for operations, Office ofthe Deputy Chief of Staff, Plansand Operations. In 1989 he wasassigned as deputy commander ofthe ]oint Task Force, Middle East,aboard the USS LaSalle. Thegeneral directed InternationalPrograms for Air Force Headquar-ters from 1989 until 1991, when, aspart of an Air Force reoqganiatioryhe was assigned as assistantdeputy under secretary of the AirForce, International Aftairs, AirForce Seaetariat until lWz.

The general is a conunand pilotwith more than 4,2m flyrtg hoursand a veteran of 300 combatmissions. He is the recipient ofnumerous military awards toinclude the Dstinguished ServiceMedal, Lqion of Merit, Distin-guished Flying Cross with oak leafcluster and the Bronze Star Medal.

He is married to the formerlillPepper of Bozeman. They havetwo children, Greg and fennifer.

RetirementsRobert F. Pankey, (RC/RSBC), a computer specialis! r,etired December 2,

1994,with32 years of federal service.Michelle M. Leach, (LOTM), a freight rate assistant, retired December 2Z

1994, with Tyears of federal service.Eloise B. Hunt, (CMCAL), retired January 2,7995, as an accountant, with

33 years of federal service. She began her federal career in November of 1957

as an IBM keypunch operator for the U.S. Treasury Deparhnent in St. louis,Mo. She came to the Center in November 7962 as a procurement clerk-typist,and has worked in the Aero Info Division and the Compholler Office. 'Thechanges related to automation at DMA have been awesome," stated Eloise.Her plans for retirement include travel, gettingbetteracquainted with thegrandchildren, pursulng family genealogr, horticulture, and volunteer workwith the adult literacy program.

Editorls Note:An article in the December "1,6 DMANews Link,Wat contained names

and telephone extensions on HftS Resident advisors assigned to depart-ments and offices of DM A/St. Louis. Since then Pam Digby, the RAassigned to St. Louis operations of DMA Systems Center and RestonCenter, has moved to a new extension: 3-4817.

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ilCWC holidcly coloring contest winners

The CWC Holiday ColoringContest posters have been returnedwith the McDonald's grft certificatesattached. All entries received a $1.fficertificate with winners receiving anadditional $5.00 in certificates. Thewinners are listed by age group.Congratulations!

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Mark Sturley Erin FleckeEmily Ofstedal Michael CebulskiStephen Carter Brittnee HackworthCollin Enke Justin AckermannSpencerStrehlow

5-6 YearsKaylin Lorbert Danielle WoodlandKate Corio Aaron GlassMegan Rouland Emily BrownChris Gaertner Jacquelyn EthertonJoe Reierson Kimberly DobbersteinMegan Flecke Opal OwensAdam Tapella Ray TunnicliffAnna Whithead Daniel StuckySarah Sotolar Bailey BirchCarolyn Butterworth Kristin Praft

Bradley Pearson Zachary StalhrorftJulie Mueller Beh BonniwellCourtney LaChance David ParisotbAndrew Quagliata Kyle Tracy

9-10 YearsAmanda Marineau Brian GlassAmy Butteruvorth Scott ReinhardtKenny Lawrence Annie KellyEric Cook Rebecca MayMadeline Hoff Christopher SealsChris Eckhard Scott CorioRachel Napier Mark ChaseJoanna Grothoff John BoswellSam Schlick Ruth SchaafMichele Scurry

1 1-12 YearsGina SlovacekJan WenzelburgerHaley KoeppNicholas EcksteinJason FankJennifer MayKaren FriedmeyerLindsey BollingerAnthony Kancijanic

Chris FankCaleb SellersJames JacobeAdriana KancijanicFrank ColumbusKrystina WebsterTracy HullKatrina Edwards

0-2 YearsAllison BeiningMary BushurBrian BakulaKyle YoungerAllison JustusEmily FitzgibbonsChase RobertsClaire GavinDario BraunJoshua KlugeDouglas BarnhartEmily LawsonKailey Ackermann

3-4 YearsKelley KlutheBeth CressmanSamantha BrattonAmanda PenningAmy GaertnerAmmie LeachmanMolly PearsonFrankie MeyerCharles ChapmanJessie BonniwellSarah YatesSean Carlson

Michael MitchellMarshall Whitcomblsaac MichaelsColleen HavilandTyler MorganChristine HehmeyerAndrew StutzmanSamantha GodarJames OwensEvan Gardnerlan HunterKristen KoehlerShannon Goebel

Megan GrahamJulie WhitneyJennifer TenholderLaura StuckyBrian FingerMegan CallahanMike ChaseDanielle PrattLauren ChapmanGregory McDanielsMichelle NorbergAlison Scurry

Justin AcordBrian Lihs

Katie Seals

Samantha Strehlow

7-8 YearsChelsea HubbardNathan EckhardLena BrattonBridget StaggsMelissa PilgerRachel MillerAmanda HermeyerGavin KolleyKaty AlbersChristopher ScurryStony MarshNicole FainSarah lsenogleTheresa Klunk

Justin BergeMarina Jacobe

Rachael Barnhart

Steven CorioRebecca BoeverSarah RoulandSusan RatkewiczShannon RobertsKendel RogersAmy HehmeyerMegan CarolsonKristen DobbersteinEmily DeanLaura SchreweMark CorioKrista SellersJonathan Shelton

Melissa Mest Ryan SturleyMichael Stefaniw Ali ErpenbachPatrick Amrhein Christopher TracyJoshua Spaunhorst Andrea Hoff

Employee's nieceisvictim of fire

Camille Roberb, a seven-year-oldgreat niece of Walt Robinson of theCentey's Perforrnance ImprovementOfficg was killed in an early morn-i.g fire which destroyed the home ofRobinson's mother in C-nterville, ilI.,

|an. 2. The fire is believed to havestarted in the bedroom where C-amile

was sleeping.After the family had evacuated it

was discovered that two grrls weremissing. A male relative ran backinto the blazing house and discov-ered one girl,Tiffany, in the livingroom with her clothing on firc. She

was taken to st. ]ohn's MercyHospttal where is remains in seriouscondition.

Alderrnan |ames Haywood ofCenterville is taking up a collectionfor the family. Those wishing to helpmay contact him at 518 332-26%.

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Accolades

PROMONONS

ACKER, MELVA L., G95BRAM\'iON, IAMES D., G912BRUCKNE& SHARON L., G911

COYNT, KIMBERLY S., GS5

CRABTREE, BILLY R., GS12

CREWS, DAWD R., G}12FLES, MARY P., G}5HACI(MAI{, ROBERT R., G$7LANJHAM, PENELOPE A., GS-l1

ROUTH, PATRICIA I., GS-llSHOEMAKER, WANDA I., GS-l1

THOMAS,IAMCE S., G911

UNDERWOOD, SAMIIEL 8., W}10VIETH, SUSAN K., GS-12

WIESE, PATRICIA A., GS-7

SERVICE AWARDS

35 YTARSLOZANO, ROBERT F., LO

30 YEARSAUFMUTT{, FRANCIS I., SC(TSS)

HTALY MICFIAEL M., GG

PERKS, MICHAEL 8., SC(TSS)

25 YEARSHERBERT, BARRY F., MCKOEPP, VINCENT L., DP

PALS, PAUL F., SC(PED)

SCROGGhIS, THERESA A., RCRS)

SMITI{, DONALD W., MC

TUCKE& KENMTH D., HRS

20 YEARSCLEMENS,IOYCE L., SD

EHRHARD DARLENE, HRS

GAMINO, FREDERICK, FE

HAINSTOCK, DAVID M., MC

HARMON, IOHN R., SC(TSS)

HROBOWSKI, ETHEL L., LO

KAWALE& NflCHAEL I., MC

WEIDNER, MARYM., AQ

PERFORMANCE

OUTSTANDI N G PERFORMANCE/AUAIITY STEP INCREASE

ARGABRIGHT IAMES C, SO

AZARTAMMYL, SD

BAINBRIDGE TERRY C, SD

BEHRENS SUS$II, MC

BUSH CASSANIDRAI, MCCHRISTIAN DONALD RI& SP

COLE ROSE ANIN, SO

GEORGES DEBBIEIO, MCHAMLTONVALERIE D SO

HANSON KAREN L, SO

HANSEN DAVID A, GG

MASSA DAVID G, SD

MCELROYDANW SD

MIDDLETONBETTY A, SO

MUNDYGIORIA O, MC

PURKIOSEPH M, MC

RODRIGVFZ.PATSY L, SD

SINGLETON MICHELLE Y, SO

STEEN GLENN A, SO

WOEHRLE VIRGIMA & SO

OUTSTAN DING PERFORMANCE/PERFORMANCE AWARD

ABELE DAVID T, GG

ANDERSON DOUGLAS W, SD

ARCHIBALD CHERYL L, (RC)RS

ARCHULETA KEITH E, GG

BAKER STEVEN P, GC)RS

BARBEAU REX A, MC

BAUER DENMS A, (RC)RS

BEARDIOHN EIR, MCBIERKE IEFFREY C, MCBOHNERT CHARLES M, MCBRANDON MARGARET A, (RC)RS

BRAUNEL GLENN T, SD

BROWN GARYL, MC

BROWN PHYI-US A, HRS

CALLAI{AI{ PAUL X UL SD

CAMPBELL BETTY O, (RC)RS

CANINADYSHEREE A, HRS

CARTER LINDA M, MCCASHIUDTTH A, SD

CHAPMAN CI-IARLES MI& GC)RS

CoLEMAN IAMES t SO

COLEMAIV PATSY A, HRS

covrNGToN ROBERTN MC

CULIBERK PATRICIA T, RORSCUTLER CECIL FI, MC

DAMSCHROEDER DEMSE, SO

DAVIS BEVERLY', SO

DAVISIOSEPH T, SO

DEDO DIANA A, GG

DERIKMO GARYS, GG

DOLL MARYE MC

DOLLISON ALLANL, MC

DUI.FORD MARYK GC)RS

DUKES EDDIE W (RORS

DUKES LARRY D RC)RS

DUNCAN GEORGE E SO

EHRET LINDA M, PP

ELLIS LEMNM, MCEPPERSON IUDITH M, HRS

ERTL BETTYE S, GG

FERGUSON KATHLEEN A, IIS

FOERG E DEMSE, SO

WLTZDELORES, (RC)RS

GEORGES CHRISI, MCGEPHARTRICFIARD A, SD

GER9reWSKI GERTRUDE A, SD

GRAI{AMIOANNEI, HRS

GROSSMCKLE EFFIE ANN, (RC)RS

CUIMBARDA RICHARD A, (RC)RS

HANTAK PHYLUST HRS

HERRMANNIOANM, MCHINESMAI{ MARK E SD

HOUSERSUS$Ilvl, SD

HOVIS MAKII{A', SD

HUDDLESTON PATRICIA A, AQS

HUNTIO ANN HRS

INGRAI\{IOHN& MC

IOERDING MARKU, MC

IONES CARMELLAI, GG

JONES RALPH L, (RC)RS

KELLER MARYI, MCKENNEDYHARRYL, MCKENYON STEVE C, GG

KERSTING KAYK MC

KIRKWOOD ALLENL, MCKOMAK PAUL P UI, SD

LAI\{PRECI{T TRACY M, MC

LEHRMAI{NBONMEIvI, MCLIGIBEL GREGORY& SD

MALONEY TERRENCE & GC)RS

MAI{ESS EDWARD L, HRS

MAI{NING DENNIS M, GG

MARET RONALD W, (RC)RS

MARTIN PAULE'TTE R AQS

MARTINEZKARIN& GG

MCINT}TRE STEVEN IvI, (RC)RS

MEGRAWTOBIASW GG

MEST DIANA I, SO

MILLERMARYR SD

MMSSHERRYE MCMOE GREGORP, MCMOEN LEE G, SD

MOONEYVTVTANR MCMOORE CAROL G, SO

MOOREUNDA M, HRS

MORRISON EUMCE D GORSMORROWRICI{ARDL, MC

MUELLERFRANK E GG

MURPHYCONME D SO

MYLES MARY, (RC)RS

MCKLES RONALDG, (RC)RS

OLTVER KIMBERLY A, GG

PARKERIIM A, MCPATTERSON LINDA R GORSPIATCI{EK LORA A, AQS

PINSON CHARLOTTE L, GG

PORTELL RUTH A, GG

RAUIOHNM, MC

REDMANBENNryI, MCRICEWALTE]R" GC)RS

ROBBENVINCENTD MCROSS EARL I, SO

ROfi{IULES & EORSBAROT,JLAI{DLORIR, (RORS

RUTAWITZKRISf,INE A, rcSCT{MIDT CHARLES A, (RC)RS

SCFINEIDER WAYT{E B SD

SCI{OENBERG DAWNM,MCSEATON BILLIE D MCSEWELT DAVIDP, MCSHEPARD DIANA !vI, AQS

SHEPHERDBRUCE A, GG

SMALL HOWARD', GG

SMITII I-I{I, GG

SMUI{ MARTANNE C, TIS

SoUDERIEROME W, MCSTAKERRANIDALLL, GG

STANFORD AUCEI, (RC)RS

STECHER CAROL & HRS

STRAUSS DEBRAT, GG

STROHECKERIAMES D (RORS

TAGGART MARLA KAY, GG

TI{OMTISON NEAL L, GG

TOLCOU DEBRAI,MCTOMAZOS SAI{DRAB, HRs

TORRTMIAMES& SO

TRIMMERRONALDG, GG

TUTHTLLIOSEPH EI& SD

VANIVOORST FRAI{S T, SD

VOLLERMARK H, SD

WAGONERDONALDE GC)RS

ffiERCARLAIvI,GGwHrTE CLARENCE Ht& SD

wrcKs RUBYT MCWILCOX IvIYRA A, AQS

WILF{ELM RICHARD, GORSWILUANIS EDWARDT, SD

wILIsELLrmII&MCWINFREYDAVIDC, MCWINKELERMARYK SH

WINKLERMARKE, SO

WINTERS ART}IURB, GG

WOODYARD KEITI{ A, RP

WRIGHT DONALDW SO

YOUNG CHARLES G, SO

OUTSTANDIN G PERFORMANCE

CALLAFIAI.I CYTTITHIA A, tryDWALL DORIS N4 PP

IMBIEROWICZ PATRICIA G, PP

PAULINE PATRICTA I, PP

PEf,ER9EN BEVERLYI., PP

WHITEMARIEE PP

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Accolades

PERFORMANCE AWARD

ABEL GERIANNE M, (RORS

ALLEN TF{ERESA M, HRS

ANDERSON DENISE L, SD

ANDERSON ROBERT C, GG

ARRIOLA ROMULO D GG

AZAR DARLENE HRS

BAKERIOHNK SO

BANNER DONNA S, (RC)RS

BARNES SARAH E, FIRS

BARNES MLLIAM & SH

BARRPH\ALIS M, AQS

BARTELS MLLIAM I, PS

BARTLETT SPENCER L IR, (RC)RS

BAZAN EUGENE I, SD

BEAVERS CEDRIC B, GG

BECK TTIOMAS I, MCBECKEMAI{ RONALD EC)RSBECKER MARY ANN, SD

BEKANICH MCHOLAS I& SO

BELL MICFIAEL R SD

BELL PATRICTE A, GC)RS

BENSON DUANE C, SD

BENSON PHYLLIS L, SH

BILLMAI{ TTIOMAS A I& GG

BLOOMFIELD TERRI K, GG

BODKINS STEVEN C, SO

BONNER ALAN S, SD

BONNOT RICKEY A, (RC)RS

BOVEE WILLIAM G, SO

BOWES DIANE E, PS

BO\IER DEBRA K HRS

BRABEC LINDA E, MC

BRAUER LEONARD E, GC)RS

BREEN DAI{IEL I, GG

BREVILLE GERALD L, SD

BREWERELMER W, MC

BRIESACHER ALLEN I, GG

BROWN GERALDINE, (RC)RS

BUCKLEYM LINDA, MCBUCKWALTER WILLIAM S I& MCBURGESENMARYE, RC)RS

CAUSEY RUSSELL W, SD

CLAEYS PHILIP V, SO

CLARK WA\AIE E, SD

CLEVER CATFIERINE T, GG

CONNOYER VIOLET M, SO

COOPERKENNON W GG

CORNMANIUNE L, GG

CRAWFORD IAMES D, SD

CRAWFORD PATRICIA A, GG

CRAWFORDJOSEPH A, GG

DANIELS LAURTEI, GC)RS

DAVENPORTIAI\4ES A, RP

DAYMCHAEL L, SO

DEDIC ROBERT C, SD

DEGENHARDT SHARON A, SD

DE[rroNG OLIVER R SD

DICKERSONIAYL, MC

DIERKER MARY A, HRS

DIGBYPAMELA K HRS

DIGGS RAY}{OND GG

DILG DONALD C, MCDIXON CHARLIE D SD

DIXON EVELYI! L, HNS

DONAI{UE DENNIS L, MCDOUGLAS DAVID T, SP

DRAZENIAT{E R MCDREHERMARK A, SD

DREW GENEESE S, GG

DUEMLER DONALDI, HRS

EHRHARD DARLENE HRS

ENGRAN4 MARYR RS

ERICKSON LEE E SD

ERMNIIMMIE& GG

FACTORIOHNK GG

FIT?ATRICKI PAUL III, GG

FLECKE PAMELA A, SO

FOSTER ANDREWI G, MC

FOX IOYCE E, (RC)RS

FULL MCHAEL I, GG

GATLIN LUCILE & (RC)RS

GILLUMIACKM, (RC)RS

GIUSTO PAUL D GG

GLAUBER MARY FRANCES, SD

GOODWTN LOREAI{ Z SD

GRASSMAN CHARLES LEE, SD

GREYTAK LILLIAN L, (RC)RS

GROH GEORGE & (RC)RS

HAINES RICHARD A, MCHALL CONMEI, MC

HALLEYKATHLEENM, GG

HALLORAI{ MAUREEN A, GG

HAMILTONRANDALL D, SD

HANSEN DAVID A, GG

HARDEN T{ELEN R SH

HARMONPATRICTE R SH

HAWKINS RICFIARDH, SO

HEALYMICHAEL M, GG

HEHME)IERIAMCE M, HRS

HEPP ROBERT $ GG

HERCULES MARGARET M, HRS

HIGGINS THERESA A, PS

HINKLEYSANIDYK RP

HINTERLEITNER BRUCE E SD

HIRSCHFELD SCOTT M, SD

HOCHSTETTER FIELEN R MC

HOFFMEYER GENET, MC

HOFFMEYERLOUFI, SO

HOLCOMB LINDA K, RC)RSHOSFELD ROSALIE A, (RC)RS

HUBBARD CHARLES E SD

HUDDLESTON KAREN I, GC)RS

HUEISEBUSCH LAURIE & SD

HUG)GZKATTTLYNI & SH

IACKES FRANKLIN RIR, MC

JENNINGS MICI{AEL E GG

IONES SHERI A, (RORS

IORDAN DEBORA A, MC

IORDAN VrCKrEt SO

IOST BRENDA E, SD

KALMES DEAI{ E SD

KELLEYIAMES M, SO

KENTCH PAIvIELA $ HRS

KERR GARY G, SO

KILCULLEN IOHI I W I& IttCKISH SHARONL, (RC)RS

KLEEMANN DONALD E SD

KLEIN NANCYT, HR9

KLOBEMICFIAEL D SO

KMETZ KATI{RYTJ A, MC

KOLLEYTMOTHYE HRS

KORTIOHN C, GC

LAIVIPRECI{T IERRY C J& RC)RSLAI{CEY SUZANNE }vI, cGLAI{DRETH NORA L, HRS

LEARA F CLAUDINE, MCLEBLANC LORr D Sp

LEMBKE KENNETH G, SD

LETRELLO MICHAEL R MCLEWIS ROYCIR, MCLIEBSCH GARYL, SD

LOOS GARYL, MCLUSTERT.HOMASE GG

MACKEYHENRIETTA R MCMAES ROBERT A, SD

MANISON RUBBIE L, HRS

MARCFIAND KATHLEEN A, SO

MARTIN IULIE A, SD

MASCARE MARYT, PP

MASCHMnaERIOHNT, GG

MASKEMCHAEL& GG

MASSETTI RICHARD P, GG

MASSEYSHARON & T5

MASSON DAVID D MC

MC BETH MATTFIEW V, EC)RSMCAMIS MCHAEL D 5D

MCCRACKEN ROBERTI, SO

MCENANEY PATRICK lvf, MCMCENTEE DONALDRI& CC

MCFERRAN DAVID L, SD

MCGAUGHLINDA S, MCMEN]EL EUGENEI, (RqnS

MESSMERKEVIN M, GC

MEYTRLINDA K (RORS

MILLER ALLEN D SD

MILLERHELEN, GG

MILLERMARYIVI, RORSMILSAPION D MCBE

MINKS TACTIARY D SP

MITCTTELL CARLENE L RC)RSMOOYLINDA L, MCMORGANKEVINB, GG

MORRIS ANN I, HRS

MORRIS CARLAT MCMORRISMARIONR SD

MORRISON TIM A, SD

MOSBY ARLENE R, SD

MUELLER DALE& RC)RSMURDOCHDAVID& rcMUSGRAVE RAYE, MCNAGEL STEPHEN C, MCNANCEKMBERLY SD

NEWELL DOROTHYC, SD

NEWMAI{ LINDA R GC)RS

OAKIEYRONALDL, MCocoNNELL DONA I, SO

OESERLINDA L, SD

OESTREICH CHRIS $ SO

oLczAK DANIELI, SO

OVERBECI( MARYT, HRS

oWENSIAMES.{, EC)RSPARISO]TO LAURENCIE A, HRS

PARKER MCHOLAS C SO

PARSONS MICHAEL E MCPAULUS BARBARA L, HRS

PERKINS DT.IMAS CARLAD GG

PERKINS MICFIAEL W MC

PETERSOT{ BRTAh] h4 RORSPHILUPS CHERI L, MCPHILLPS DAVID W, GC

PVffr LARRY& SO

PLUMMERTHELOMA Y, CC

r}ORTHOTJSETHOMAS E MCPRATIELIhJDAK MCPRESTONUAMES M, MCPRUCCER.MICHAEL A, GG

RADOMSKI RITA G, MC

RAKOWSKYPETER O, C€RAY ELLIS B, (ROAL

REHER ROBffiT A" SD

REID CYI.ITHIA.\ SD

REIMLER DAI{TEL TL GC

RENFROW SANIDRA E HRS

RHONE B'ELINDA, SO

RIEKERKAREN A, SD

ROBERSON MCHAELT, SO

ROBERTSON DONALDWMCROBINSON MCFIAEL I, GORSRODGERS CARMENY, SO

ROHNWALTERL, SD

RUDE ALAN D SO

SABOTHERESA G, HR9

SANDERSFREDDIR, SO

SANTOYO BARBARA I, SD

SCATURROROSEE HRS

SCFILEIFER CHRISTINA I, MCSCI{MIDT DONALD D GG

sct{REwE RoBERT R HRS

sctrwALBE GARYI, HRS

SCFIIAfARZ TI{OMAS E SD

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Accolades

SHAFER RICHARD M, SO

SHOGER PAIGE M, SDSHORT PRESLEY T, SO

SLLSTACQTIELINE G, SDSIMPHER DOLORES T, (RC)RS

SINASIAMES& GGSINCLAIR STEPHENU, MCSMDERRONALDK GC)RSSTENTZ EMIUA & GGSTEVENS FRANCES H, SO

STEVENS RA}A{OND SO

STRABALA FAY D MCSTRAGLIATI VICTOR I, RC)RSSTRINGER ADA L, SDSTUMP HAROLD D SO

sruTa{AN BETTYI, SDSWANSON IOHN K, (RC)RS

SZLAUKO ELNORA M, CCTAKACHIAMES R, SD

TASHOIAMES D, GGTAYLOR DO)'LE K GC)RSTAYLOR RAI{DALL E, GGTHACKERTOMMYG, MCTHOMPSON BRODIE, GGTHOMPSONZANE H, lvtCTOLEFREE PATRICIA A, SDTOMLINSON MAR}AETH RC)RSTONEYRICHARD P, GGCCTREIBERIOHN A, GG

TRE)(LER PAUL L, MCTUCKER KENMTI{ D HRSVANDEVEN MADELEINE L, (RORS

WALDENJONATI{AN D GGWALKER CAROL A, MCWALKER FREDERICK W, SNWALLACE GARYS, GGWALLACE SANDRA A, HRSWARBURTON SHERRY ANIN SNWASHTNGTON CONMET MCWASKOWIAMES & SO

WA\AIE MARK A, SDWELIS ROBERT L, MCIVERTZ LINDA I\4 AQSWETZ(ER EGONI, GGWHITE PATRICIA A, HRSWHITE SAIINDRA E, HRSWHITEFIEAD C\AITHIA A, MCWHITMORE FRANKLIN D, MCWII.EY BARBARA G, GGMLKINS CHARLES KI& SO

MLLIAMS BETTYI, TNCXSMLLIAMS STAI\JLEY CCMLSON DANIEL B, HRSMLSONMICHAEL S, SDMTTMATERJOANF, SO

WoLFIUDITH A, r{RSWONG ROBERT F, GCYATES]AMES K CC

AUAIITY SIEP INCREASE

cHRrsTrAN DONALD RI& SDELUNGTON ALAN& UCOLIVE SIEVENH, SDWASHINGTONROSCOE E, MC

SPECIAI ACT ORSERVICE AWARD

ANDERSONROBERT C, GCANDRACSEK CLAIRB SDBERRA THOMAS R SO

COYT{E KIMBERLY S, (SC)TSS

DELAPLAIN IEFFREY B, SDEDWARDS ROBERT G, SDSAVOYLOUISE SDSMTTH SAMUEL E, SPVAN REENEN CECIL A, (SC)TSS

TIME OFF AWARD

ALDY BARBARA I, CMALLENIOHNR, RDANDERSON KARENI, PP

ANGLINIO ANINM, RDARNS CI{ARLES W, CMCAARTONE'OSEPH F, MCBERTERIOTil\i T, DPBTLLMAN TI{OMAS AI& CC

BTRKHEAD EVELYI! E, CMCABRADLEYROBERT L, MCBREEN DAI{IEL' GGBREMNGTON DONNA IvI, c\4cABROWN CI{ARLES E, RDBURCHER DUANE E, MCBUSH CASSANTDRAT MCBYLANDSTEVEN L, MCCLEMONSIANET A, MCCOMERMARYH, CMCACUTLERCECTL T{, MCDASE DALE M, RDDEMCKE RICKEYW, MCDOUGHERTYTHOMAS,{, OPEDKINS GEORGET, MCEPPERSON DEMSE E, CMCAERTL BETTYE

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FIT?ATRICKI PAUL [I, CCGOOLSBYLOUSE D CN{CAGROVER ART}IURW MCT{ELTON MARY ELLEN, cl\dcAHOCHSTETTERHELENP, MCHONAKERRONALD& MCHUDSON LISA A, MCHUNT ELOISE B, EfCAISRAELIOSEPHH, RD

IOHNSONIAMES & SD

IOHNSONTOKEY D CX{CA

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IORDAN DWAYNIE' DPKELLY DAIVIEL W, ROKLEINIOSEI,H L, MC

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Jonuory 13, l99S

TROA providesinterest-freeeduccrlionol loqns

Educational assistance applicationsfor interest-free loans covering the 1995-

95 school year are available through theRetired Officers Associatiory accordingto association officials.

The loans are awarded annuallY forup to five years of undergraduate studyto unmarried undergraduate students,under age 24, who are dependentchildren of active, Reserve and retirdservice personnel and their survivingspouses. Dependents of members of theU.S. Public Health Service and NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administra-tion are also eligible. The loans areworth up to $10,000.

Applications should be requested byFeb. 15, with the completed formpostmarked on or before Mar. 1. Forapplications and more informatiory writeto: TROA Educational AssistanceProgram Administrator (09D), 201 N.Washington St., Alexandria, Va. 2231'4-

?539, or call 1-800-245-TRO A (8762),

extension 159.

Earl S. Iany, an aeronauticalinformation specialist in MCB, diedDecember 12 at his home inPaderborry Illinois.

Iany was aretired MasterChief PettyOfficer andserved 26 yearsin the LJ.S.

Navy, includ-ing service inVietnam.

Survivorsinclude his

wife Dianne, two sons, three brothersand four sisters. One brother, Clevejan/, works in DMA SystemsCenter's St. Louis Technical SupportGroup. "

Funeral services were at St.

Michael's Catholic Church,Paderborn, Ill., with burial in St.

Michael cemetery.

Sfriderswin again

DMAAC Aerospoce Strlderc winnlng the corporote dlvlslon of the Sf, loulsTrock Ctub Marothon Relay were, lrom left: Sfeve Mrolek, Andy Arterburn,Dove Berg, snd Gory Lorenz.

The DMAAC Aerospace Striders had another succesful race at the St.

Louis Track Club Marathon Relay Dec. 1.1 in Forest Park. Steve Mrotek,Andy Arterburn, Dave Ber& and Gary Lorenz ran the 26.2 mile relay in atime of 2hours, 28 minutes. The team won the co{porate division andplaced fourth overall.

The Striders had a successful fall marathon season, with Arterbrlrn,Randy Martinez, Rene Gamon and Stew Pagenstecher completing the St.

Louis marathon; Mike Sheey and Gamon running in the Kansas Citymarathon; and Gury Lorenz and Betg competing in the Twin Cities nrara-

thon in Minnesota.The Striders have turned their attention to defendi.g the coqporate

division title at the eighty mile, River-to-River Relay in Southern Illinois inApril. DMA will be represented by two teams of eight runners this year.

-Dave Berg

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