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NASA andLangleyResearchCenter

HonorAwards

October 22, 19821:30 P.M.

FOREWORD

In its 65 years of existence, Langley Research Center hasbeen directly involved with many significantaccomplishments in aeronautics and space, but none havebeen more important than the event scheduled next monthwhen the Space Shuttle becomes an operational spacetransportation system. The Shuttle's unique operationalcapability will provide this nation and the free world with theopportunity to routinely venture into space, open new vistasfor exploration, and offer new environments forexperimentation. The combination of facilities with atalented and dedicated staff has resulted in a significantLangley involvement in the development of the Shuttle; wecan be justifiably proud.

Today we acknowledge some of the talented members of theLangley staff, as grotrs and as individuals. Recognizing thatthese are but some 0 those worthy of mention, we share intheir pride of being singled out for their contributions. Theyare worthy representatives of this organization, whichprovides them with the opportunity to participate in andcontribute to our continued quest for technological progress.

To each of you recognized today, and to the rest of theCenter's staff, I offer my warmest congratulations and thanks~well one;n the "Langley tradmon. "

DirectorLangley Research Center

JAMES M. BEGGSNASA ADMINISTRATOR

James M. Beggs has been the Administrator of the NationalAeronautics and Space Administration since July 10, 1981.Prior to being chosen by President Reagan to head theAgency, Mr. Beggs was Executive Vice President, Aerospace,and a director of General Dynamics Corporation, St. Louis,Missouri. During this time he was responsible for GeneralDynamics Convair, Electronics, Fort Worth, and PomonaDivisions.

Mr. Beggs was with NASA from 1968 to 1969 as AssociateAdministrator, Office of Advanced Research andTechnology. From 1969 to 1973, he was Under Secretary ofTransportation. He went to Summa Corporation as ManagingDirector of Operations, and joined General Dynamics inJanuary 1974. Before joining NASA, he had been withWestinghouse Electric Corporation for 13 years.

A 1947 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, Mr. Beggsserved with the Navy until 1954. In 1955, he received amaster's degree from the Harvard Graduate School ofBusiness Administration.

Mr. Beggs is a member of the Board of Governors of theNational Space Club, the National Security IndustrialAssociation, and the American Astronautical Society. Hisother professional affiliations include the National Academyof Public Administration, the American Institute ofAeronautics and Astronautics, the American Society ofNavalEngineers, and Sigma Tau.

He holds honorary LL.D. degree from Washington andJefferson College, Washington, Pennsylvania, and anhonorary doctor of engineering management degree fromEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach,Florida.

PROGRAM

Musical Selections .., . . . . . . . . Richard MorrisAnalysis and Computation Division

Master of Ceremonies . . Dr. Donald P. HearthLaRC Director

The National Anthem ... James L. PuffenbergerOffice of Director for Aeronautics

Invocation

Remarks

. . . . Dr. William C. RussPastor, West Hampton Baptist Church

James M. BeggsNASA Administrator

Presentation of Awards

Citations read by

Director

Richard H. PetersenLaRC Deputy Director

Special Achievement Awards for Group AccomplishmentsH. ]. E. Reid A wardsNASA Honor Awards

Closing Remarks

Refreshments

..... Director

SPECIAL ACHI EVEMENT AWARDSFOR GROUP ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Special Achievement Awards are granted for performance

exceeding job requirements. These awards are for a one-time

special act or service in the public interest connected with,

or related to, official employment.

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSFOR GROUP ACCOMPLISHMENTS

3-D MODELING GROUP

Accepted by

DR. WILLIAM L. GROSE

For outstanding contributions to the development of an

accurate global, 3-dimensional, multispecies, atmospheric

transport model for assessing man's impact on the

Earth's ozone shield.

4- by 7-METER TUNNEL LASER VELOCIMETERDE VELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

JAMES F. MEYERS

For outstanding performance In the conception,

development, and operational demonstration of the

Langley 4- by 7-Meter Tunnel Laser Velocimeter

Instrumentation System.


ACTIVE CONTROL LANDING GEAR TEAM

Accepted by

JOHN R. McGEHEE

For imaginative development of an actively controlled

main landing gear system which provides a method for

reducing airplane dynamic response and structural fatigue

damage during landing and ground operations.

ANNULAR SUSPENSION AND POINTING SYSTEM(ASPS) PROJECT TEAM

Accepted by

CLA UDE R. KECKLER

For innovative technical contributions to the

development of the Annular SHspension and Pointing

System.


CARBON-CARBON HOT STR UCTURESDE VELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

L. ROBERT JACKSON

For developing innovative structural concepts which

exploit unique properties of carbon-carbon materials for

use in advanced space transportation systems.

EXPERJMENTAL SHOCK NOISEIN VESTIGA TION TEAM

Accepted by

DR. JOHN M. SEINER

For planning, conducting, and interpreting aeroacoustic

measurements that led to fundamental understanding of

shock noise generation and control in supersonic jet

exhausts.


F-106 RESEARCH OPERATIONS TEAM

Accepted by

NORMAN L. CRABILL

In recognition of innovative efforts to increase the rate

of direct lightning strikes on the F-106 research aircraft.

GALILEO PROBE ENTR Y ENVIRONMENT TEAM

Accepted by

DR. KENNETH SUTTON

F or outstanding analytical and experimental studies

which define the environment of the Galileo Probe

during its entry into the atmosphere of Jupiter.


HETEROGENEOUS ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES TEAM

Accepted by

DA VID R. SCHR YER

In recognition of group achievement In significantly

expanding the scientific understanding of heterogeneous

atmospheric processes which are involved in the sulfur

and nitrogen cycles.

IDEAS DE VELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

DARlENE D. DeR YDER

For the innovative and timely development of the

Interactive Design and Evaluation of Advanced

Spacecraft (IDEAS) system, which greatly reduces

resources needed for the design and analysis of large

space systems.


IPAD PROJECT TEAM

Accepted by

DR. ROBERT E. FULTON

For providing national leadership in engineering data-base

management research vital to integration of

computer-aided design and manufacturing to improve

aerospace industry productivity.

LANGLEY 8-FOOT TRANSONIC PRESSURE TUNNELFLOW QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS TEAM

Accepted by

PERCY ]. BOBBIIT

For the conception, design, and implementation of

modifications to the Langley 8-Foot Transonic Pressure

Tunnel, resulting in flow quality at high speeds unique

in the free world.


LDEP STR UGTURAL VERIFIGA TION TEAM

Accepted by

THOMAS C. JONES

Por outstanding innovation, dedication, and support in

devising and safely completing the LDEP Structural

Verification Test on a highly compressed schedule.

LPG AIRFOIL MODEL SYSTEMSDE VELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

JOSEPH D. PRIDE, jR.

Por outstanding team effort in the mechanical design,

fabrication, and installation of the LPG Airfoil Model

System.


LONG ENDURANCE AIRPLANE STUDY TEAM

Accepted by

L. ARNOLD McCULLERSKentron International, Inc.

For excellence in studies of long endurance aircraft In

support of the Defense Science Board.

MACH 7 SCRAMJET ENGINE TEST TEAM

Accepted by

ERNEST A. MACKLEY

For demonstrating, for the first time, scramjet engine

net thrust performance at levels appropriate for efficient

hypersonic flight.


PURCHASING SECTION

Accepted by

BEULAH C. BACCUS

In recognition of exemplary service in performing the

purchasing functions in support of Langley Research

Center missions.

RAPID ADHESIVE BONDINGCONCEPTS TEAM

Accepted by

BLAND A. STEIN

For the timely development of viable new concepts for

rapid adhesive bonding of advanced composite and

metallic materials and structures.

SPECIAL ACHI EVEMENT AWARDSFOR GROUP ACCOMPLISHMENTS

RESEARCH SIMULA TOR APPLICA TIONS GROUP

Accepted by

LA WRENCE E. BARKER) JR.

In recognition of the timely and innovative application

of real-time simulation (facilities, skills, and resources) to

a broad range of research programs.

SEASA T SCA TTEROMETER GEOPHYSICALEVALUATION TEAM

Accepted by

LYLE C. SCHROEDER

In recognition of group achievement in evaluating the

performance of the Seasat Satellite Scatterometer System

(SASS) for global measurement of ocean surface

geophysical parameters.


SHUTTLE FLIGHT DATA ANALYSIS TEAM

Accepted by

DR. GERALD D. WALBERG

For outstan.ding performance tn the reduction and

analysis of flight data from the Space Shuttle Orbiter

Flight Tests resulting in improved understan.ding of the

Aerodynamic/Aerothermodynamic performance of Space

Transportation Systems.

SHUTTLE TPS FLOW/THERMAL ANALYSIS TEAM

Accepted by

DEWEY M. SMITH

For outstanding contributions to the development of a

unique analytical model which defines the sources of

high heating rates and describes the fluid and thermal

processes in the Shuttle TPS during reenty.


TURBULENT DRAG REDUCTIONRESEARCH TEAM

Accepted by

DENNIS M. BUSHNELL

For outstanding research contributions in the area of

turbulence control and viscous drag reduction.

UNSTEADY PRESSURE MEASUREMENT (UPM) TEAM

Accepted by

ROBERT W. HESS

For outstanding achievement in an experimental program

for obtaining transonic unsteady pressure data for

three-dimensional wing-control surface configurations.


VOR TEX FLAP DE VELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

DR. JAMES F. CAMPBELL

For exceptional scientific achievement in developing

concepts for exploiting separation-induced vortex flows

to improve the capabilities of high-performance aircraft.

H. J. E. REID AWARD

This award recognizes the outstanding scientific or

engineering paper written by a Langley Research Center

employee or group of employees.

H. J. E. REID AWARD

to

ANNE K. ST. CLAIR

TERR Y L. ST. CLAIR

THE OUTSTANDING PAPER

entitled

"A Multi-Purpose Thermoplastic Poly imide "

NASA HONOR AWARDS

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration bestows

singular honor in recognition of achievement by the

following groups and individuals.

NASA HONOR AWARDSGROUP ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

ADVANCED FIGHTER TECHNOLOGY TEAM

Accepted by

CHARLIE M. JACKSON, JR.

In recognition of group achievement for major

aerodynamic, aeroelastic, and flight control contributions

to the development of a fighter aircraft concept

resulting in the prototype development of the F-16E.

AIRCRAFT NOISE PREDICTION PROGRAM(ANOPP) TEAM

Accepted by

DR. WILLIAM E. ZOR UMSKI

In recognition of group achievement in developing,

implementing, and applying a computer program system

for aircraft systems noise prediction.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

DIFr:ERENTIAL ABSORP7ION LIDAR (DIAL)EXPERIMENTS TEAM

Accepted by

DR. EDltlARD V. BROWELL

For outstanding contributions in innovatilJe application

of airborne differential absorption lidar (DIAL) to

measurement needs of NASA environmental observation

programs. Group achievements have resulted in new

capabilities for needed measurements of water vapor in

the lower trojJospllere and ozone I1'l the upper

troposphere-lower stratosphere.

IMPACT-DAMAGE TOLERANT COMPOSITESTR UCTURES TEAM

Accepted by

MAR VfN D. RHODES

In recognition of outstanding contributions by

discovering tIle effects of impact damage on the strengtll

of graphite-epoxy compression structures, identifying the

failure process, and defining and derrwnstrating

damage-tolerant structural concepts.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

IPAD RELATIONAL INFORMA TION MANAGEMENTSOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Accepted by

DR. WAYNE]. ERICKSONUniversity of Washington

For creative an,d imaginative efforts m recognizing,

developing, evaluating, and applying the IPAD/ RIM data

management software system to advance technology for

managing engineering data,

MEASUREMENT OF AIR POLLUTIONFROM SA TELLITES (MAPS)

EXPERIMENT TEAM

Accepted by

DR, HENR Y G, REICHLE, JR.

For outstanding achievement in development and

implementation of the Measurement of Air Pollution

from Satellites (MAPS) Experiment on STS-2. Group

efforts have resulted in important new data on

tropospheric carbon monoxide and the first global scale

measurement of a key tropospheric pollutant from

space.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

GROUP ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

REFUSE CONSUMING UTILITY PLANT(RECOUP) TEAM

Accepted by

LEO P. DASPIT, JR.

In recognition of group achievement m advocating,

designing, constructing, and operating the first joint

federal/municipal refuse-fired steam generating plant in

the United States, which significantly reduced fuel oil

consumption for the Langley Research Center and

rlleviated refuse disposal problems for the City of

Hampton, Virginia, NASA, and Langley Air Force Base.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

EXCEPTIONAL SER VICE MEDAL

BEULAH C. BACCUS

In recognition of exceptional service and outstanding

achievement in contributions to the National Transonic

Facility Project and to the mission of the Langley

Research Center through accomplishments in the small

purchases area.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


ERNEST A. GURGANUS

For outstanding contributions as lead technician to key

NASA science and applications programs.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


W. RAY HOOK

In recognition of outstanding leadership and significant

achievements m the analysis of advanced spacecraft

systems concepts which have had major impact on the

planning for the future of the Nation's space program.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


ROBERT ]. HUSTON

In recognition of exceptional service in directing the

Carbon Fiber Risk Assessment, contributions to the

development of the Rotor System Research Aircraft, and

outstanding coordination and direction of rotorcraft

research and technology at the Langley Research Center.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


LOUIS F. VOSTEEN

In recognition of technical leadership and exceptional

co n tributions in advancing structures and materials

technology for thermal protection systems and in

bringing composite structural materials technology to a

state of commercial aircraft use.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


DR. E. CARSON YATES, JR.

In recognition of exceptional initiatil)e and creative

technical ability in formulating and contributing to

broad-vased technology adlJancements in the fields of

unsteady aerodynam,ics and aeroelasticity.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

EXCEPTIONAL ENGINEERING ACHIE VEMENT MEDAL

JOHN A. DODGEN

For exceptional technical contributions in the development

of new instrument concepts and technologies for obtaining

atmospheric pollution measurements.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

EXCEPTIONAL ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL

WILLIAM C. WALTON, JR.

In recognition of outstanding technical contributions and

demonstrated excellence in supplying timely structural

dynamics expertise and engineering advice for the evaluation

of new concepts and problems of many government agencies

and the aviation industry.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

EXCEPTIONAL SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL

DR. JOHN C. GILLE

National Center for Atmospheric Research

In recognition of exceptional contributions to atmospheric

science through the development and use of the Limb

Infrared Monitor of the Stratosphere (LIMS) experiment

aboard the Nimbus 7 satellite to measure the first global scale

distributions of gases involved in the chemistry of ozone in

the stratosphere.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


GERALD M. KEA TING

In recognition of exceptional scientific contributions to our

understanding of the density, composition, temperature, and

dynamics of the upper atmospheres of Earth and Venus

through the analysis and interpretation of orbiting satellite

drag data.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


DR. JAMES M. RUSSELL III

In recognition of exceptional contributions to atmospheric

science through the development and use of the Limb

Infrared Monitor of the Stratosphere (LIMS) experiment

aboard the Nimbus 7 satellite to measure the first global scale

distributions of gases involved in the chemistry of ozone in

the stratosphere.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

EXCEPTIONAL SCIENTIFIC ACHIE VEMENT MEDAL

DR. TERR Y L. ST. CLAIR

In recognition of exceptional contrib'utions to NASA

programs and national needs in high performance polymers

and adhesives.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


DR. MANUEL STEIN

In recognition of exceptional contributions to structural

mechanics through the development offundamental analyses

for the buckling and postbuckling behavior of structures.

NASA HONOR AWARDS

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP MEDAL

HUBER T K. CLARK

In recognition of exceptional engineering achievements and

demonstrated excellence in the areas of systems engineering

and engineering management. These achievements have

contributed significantly to the success of key NASA

aeronautical and space programs and have often resulted in

substantial financial savings.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


ROY V. HARRIS, JR.

For 0 u t standing leadership in high-speed aerodynamic

research which has increased the understanding of supersonic

aerodynamics for complex high-performance configurations

and has had direct application to several of the Nation's

current military aircraft.

NASA HONOR AWARDS


DR. JAMES D. LA WRENCE, JR.

For outstanding leadership in atmospheric sciences research

which has increased the understanding of atmospheric

processes and their relationship to the environment, and has

made major contributions to National programs in climate

and environmental monitoring.

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AWARDS

Dr. James D. Lawrence, Jr.

R. Thayer Sheets

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS FORSUPERIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Beulah C. Baccus

Charles F. Bradshaw

Dr. Janet w. Campbell

James R. Dinkins

John A. Dodgen

Ernest A. Gurganus

W. Ray Hook

Gerald M. Keating

James c. Robinson

Dr. Terry L. St. Clair

Dr. Manuel Stein

Richard W. Storey

William C. Walton, JT.

Alan W. Wilhite

Dr. E. Carson Yates, Jr.

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS FORSUSTAINED SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE

Frank L. BoyerObie H. Bradley, Jr.

Althea o. BrownElizabeth F. BuchanClarence E. CaldwellThomas E. Deans, Jr.

Rodney L. DuncanWilliam W. Fernald

Jerome T. Foughner, Jr.Patricia F. Gates

William L. GranthamWalter L. Heard, Jr.William P. HendersonPaul 111. Hergenrother

Wilfred D. HeskethLinda M. Highsmith

Elsie D. lllgMary W. Jackson

Dr. Norman]. Joh.nstonSh.irley W. Lawson

Agnes ftJ. D. LindlerMarva]. Mabry

Evelyn S. MartinVance A. Overbay

John C. PageLawrence E. PutnamRobin K. RltbrechtJohn ftJ. SchwartzAlfred E. Thomas

Doris B. VandeveerJo Ann H. Woodcock

Leonard A. ftJright

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS FORA SPECIAL ACT OR SERVICE

Bruce M. Adderholdt

Dr. Howard M. Adelman

Kathy R. Ames

Virginia K. Anderson

Zachary T. Applin

Don E. Avery

Debra W. Bagley

Clarence W. Bailey

Kenneth]. A. Balka

William B. Ball

Michael A. Basnett

Mary T. Bayless

Doris T. Baynes

William D. Beasley

Sherwin M. Becle

Laurence ]. Bement

Dr. Robert M. Bennett

Hugh P. Bergeron

Walter T. Blackshear

Richard E. Bloxom

Roosevelt Borden

Dr. Robert E. Boughner

Eugene A. Brady

Julia F. Bray

Glenn A. Brehm

David R. Brooles

David Robert Brooks

Dr. Edward V. Browell

Ashton D. Brown, Sr.

Shirley R. Brown

Charles S. Bryant

Roosevelt Bryant, Jr.

Roger I. Buchanan

Henry T. Bunting

Joseph B. Bunting

Linwood G. Burcher

Betty S. Burnes

John T. Bush III

Thomas A. Byrdsong

Albert]. Cacioppo

John B. Callis

Linwood B. Callis, Jr.

Norma K. Campbell

Huey D. Carden

Andrew D. Carey

Arlen F. Carter

Aubrey M. Cary, Jr.

Michael A. Chapman

Richard L. Chattin

James L. Chiaramida

Patricia Christian

Barbara B. Clark

Ricley L. Clark

Tucker A. Clark, Jr.

Wesley R. Cofer III

James A. Coleman

Lois D. Collier

Irene B. Collins

Harold R. Compton

William C. Conkling

John E. Cooper

Dr. Paul A. Cooper

Judy H. Cottle

Richard H. Couch


James E. Coutts

Peter F. Covell

Jeanne D. Covington

John W. Cox

Buena E. Crawford

Dr. Karen R. Credeur

Shirley B. Crockett

Cynthia C. Croom

John H. Crosby III

Kenneth H. Crumbly

John R. Cunningham

Harvey D. Dameron

David C. Davis

Joseph c. Davis

Shirley L. Davis

William ]. Debnam, Jr.

Benjamin F. Defendeifer

Joseph S. Denn

Clarence A. Dews, Jr.

George E. Dickerson

John A. Dodgen

Samuel M. Dollyhigh

Ralph G. Dooley

]. Philip Drummond

R. Earl Dunham, Jr.

Sandra L. Dunn

Bobby M. Earnest

Wesley C. Easley

Clinton V. Eckstrom

Janet B. Edmondson

Dr. Wolf Elber

John R. Ellingsworth

Dwight E. Elliott

Barbara B. Eutsler

Shirley D. Evans

Donald L. Ewton

G. Sharon Fairheart

Richard W. Faison

Lawrence ]. Farrow

Cassandra G. Favor

Melpin ]. Ferebee, Jr.

Doro thie N. Ferrari

Fred Ferrari, Jr.

James D. Ferrell

A lice T. Ferris

Dean M. Ferris

James R. Firth

Bruce D. Fisher

Joyce E. Fly

Carol M. Forrest

JuUe B. Fowler

Barbara A. Fryer

John Fryer, JT.

William H. Fuller, Jr.

Michael C. Gamla

James W. Geouge

Charles S. Gilliland

Ng O. Ging

Salpatore S. Gionfrida

Arthur L. Gooden

John W. Goslee

Sue B. Grafton

Robert E. Grandle

Ernald B. Graves


Myra D. Green

Richard N. Green

Debbie L. Griffith

Manford R. Groves

Joseph T. Guy

Robert W. Guy

Kenneth V. Haggard

Joseph F. Haggerty, Jr.

James R. Hall

Carl ]. Hamilton

Irvin L. Hamlet

Jane L. Hammonds

William F. Hampshire II

Samuel E. Harper, Jr.

Sharon A. Harper

Charlie B. Harris, Jr.

Franklin K. Harris

Mary]. Harris

Robert E. Harris

Samuel S. Harris, Jr.

Fenton W. Harrison, Jr.

Econyes L. Harvey

Randolph B. Heard

A Ian W. Henderson

Ronnie R. Henk

Kelley C. Hinnant

David A. Hinton

George M. Hogg

Hiram T. Hogge, Jr.

Thomas W. Hogge

G. Thomas Holbrook

Dr. Bruce ]. Holmes

David C. E. HolmesKam W. HomPurnell Hopson, Jr.

Stephen P. Horvath, Jr.

William E. Howell

Ronald F. Hoyt

Edward A. Hudgins

JoAnn W. Hudgins

John L. Hudson, Jr.

William R. Hutto

Mallory S. James

Charles E. Jenkins, Jr.

Oscar Jennings

Dalma C. Johnson, Jr.

David F. Johnston

Stephen B. Jones

Johnny E. Jordan

Betty P. Joyner

Octavia C. Judge

G. Michael Jurscaga

Philip C. Kassel, Jr.

Arthur D. Keene

Warren C. Kelliher

George O. Kent

Bryce M. Kepley

Edward N. Kerlin

Everette S. Ketchum

George T. King, Jr.

James]. Kiss

Delores A. Klebitz

Herbert R. Kowitz

Marian L. Kroen


Dr. Ajay KumarRichard L. KurtzDr. Raymond G. Kvaternik

Charles L. Ladson

Annabelle R. Lanahan

William H. Lane

Jean M. LaNeave

Gail L. Lanning

Carl S. Larsen

Walter M. Laughton, Sr.

Dr. Chen-Huei Liu

Charles P. Llewellyn

Anna]. Lockard

Ronald R. Long

Mark T. Lord

Judy W. Lowe

Willie Lucento

Melvin H. Lucy

Amy O. Lupton

Michael R. Luther

Dr. Howard G. Maahs

Michael M. Mahler

Wayne T. Marshall

Earl J. Mathis, Jr.

William H. Mayes

James W. Mayhew

Marna H. Mayo

Catherine A. McCargo

Royce F. McCormick

Nadine E. McHatton

Janice V. McNeill

Barry D. Meredith

James F. MeyersKimberly J. MiddletonMarjorie ]. Mikula

Susan K. Miller

Patriek Minnis

Robert Miserentino

Arlene R. Mitchell

Tom E. Mitchell

Thomas C. Moore

Frederick R. Morrell

Charles E. K. Morris, Jr.

Shelby ]. Morris, Jr.

Barbara V. Murphy

Janet ]. Nagele

Eugene C. Naumann

Dr. Wallace ]. Nelson

Rosemary J. Neubaum

Joseph D. Nolan

Marilyn E. Ogburn

Henry S. Ogiba

Carol M. Olsen

Anne E. Overbay

Richard s. Pappa

Diana L. Park

Vivian P. Parrous

Barbara A. Pasternak

Norma D. Patrick

John W. Paulson, Jr.

Ellwood L. Peele, Jr.

Queenella M. Perrin

Jesse Pittman

Jimmy L. Pittman


Felix L. PittsLamont R. PooleJohn S. Preisser

William H. Presson, Jr.

Joseph D. Pride, Jr.

Paul D. Prillaman

James L. Puffenberger

William E. Quinn

Carl A. Raiford

]. Richard Rawls

Edward J. Ray

Sandra S. Ray

Frank G. Reaves, Jr.

Dr. Henry G. Reichle, Jr.

Dr. Ellis E. Remsburg

Robert P. Rhinehart

William H. Richards

James 1. Richardson

Marion E. Richie

Betty R. Riggin

Margaret H. Robbins

Joy S. Rodgers

Peggy B. Rollins

Frederick J. Rosensteel

Sophia P. Ross

David C. Rosser, Jr.

David H. Rudy

Charles L. Ruhlin

Frances E. Sabo

Manuel D. Salas

Ernest L. Salisbury, Jr.

Bessie M. Sample

Maynard C. SandfordDr. James W. SawyerRaymond C. Scholz

David R. Schryer

Alvin E. Schultz

Kenneth A. Seals

Angela B. Seay

Edward R. Self

William L. Sellers III

Edmond H. Senn

Dr. Judy L. Shinn

Richard C. Shisler

Bobby E. Silverthorn

Willis P. Simmons

John W. Simpson

Billy J. Smith

Dr. G. Louis Smith

Dr. Mary Ann H. Smith

Carolyn V. Snead

Victor E. Sothcott

~ruce W. South

Nathaniel R. Spaulding

Charles F. Spear

Jack E. Spears

Tammy L. Spellman

Cary R. Spitzer

Karen E. Spriggs

Danny R. Sprinkle

Robert L. Spruill

Frederick L. Staggs

Robert M. Stewart

Lyman A .. Stilley, Jr.


Dr. Olaf O. StoraasliFrank E. StrehleHampton P. Stump, Jr.Linda W. SutherlandNancy L. TaylorDonna M. ThibodeauCarolyn C. ThomasScott R. Thomas

John D. ThompsonHenry T. Thornton, Jr.Tony L. TrexlerRichard E. TurnerRobert D. TurnerBenjamin T. UpdikeGeorge H. VenerisNorma G. Vest

Dan D. VicroyMichael]. Walsh

William C. Walton, Jr.George D. WarePaula A. Ware

Wayne H. WellsCharles F. WestSynade R. WhitakerDebra E. WhiteNancy H. WhiteWilliam F. WhiteThomas C. Whiteman

Dr. Charles H. WhitlockDr. Woodrow Whitlow, Jr.John w. WhitmoreDiane S. WietingWesley A. WiggintonFrank D. WiggsBurnie S. WilliamsCheryl L. WilliamsDave E. WilliamsDavid H. WilliamsFrank A. WilliamsHartsell F. Williams

Leon A. Williams, Jr.Soloman WilliamsWilliam K. Williams

Howard W. Wilson, J1'.Carolyn C. WiltDr. William P. Winfree

Darrell A. Wood

David C. WoodsCatherine B. WorthLouise C. Wright

Wayne A. WrightWillie E. Wright, Jr.Mark W. WynkoopLong P. Yip

Joseph W. YoungDenna B. Zacharias

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