January, 1997

The weather is iffy, but your skills don't have to go south with the geese.

THE BAD NEWS... YOU'RE GROUNDED

Trees dripping. Overnight low's in the mid-30's; afternoon high's the same. Cold. Clammy. Miserable. With no VFR weather anywhere that you can get to, your flying is restricted to a couple of circuits around the patch. Planning your occasional X-C, your concern isn't so much required fuel as it is, "Who can I phone to come git me if I can't make it back?" You've moth-balled the fleet for the winter and you're waiting, with questionable patience, for the end of the gloom and the return of the sunshine. Well, settle in Padnuh. It's gonna be a while before you can reasonably plan to slip the surly bonds.

THE GOOD NEWS... YOU CAN USE THESE DISMAL DAYS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE

Find a simulator and bring your instrument scan back up to speed. If your CFI is with you, you can log the time as a phase of WINGs. And, if like so many folks, you've got the machine in the barn for an annual, work with your A&P. Since FAR Part 43 allows you to do all sorts of worthwhile, practical and preventive maintenance, take advantage of it. The money that you save is a consideration and the knowledge that you'll receive is priceless. Aircraft owners may perform simple or minor preservation operations and the replacement of small standard parts not involving complex assembly operations in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions using the proper tools and calibrated equipment.

Airplanes

Removal, installation and repair of landing gear tires.
Remove, inspect and replace magnetic chip detectors.
Remove and replace engine oil and filter.
Replace elastic shock absorber cords on landing gear.
Repair upholstery and decorative furnishings of the cabin or cockpit interior when such repair does not require disassembly of any primary structure or operating system or interfere with an operating system or affect primary structure or the aircraft.
Service landing gear shock struts by adding oil, air or both.
Service (clean and grease) landing gear wheel bearings.
Replace defective safety wire or cotter keys.
Lubrication not requiring disassembly other than removal of nonstructural items such as cover plates, cowlings and farings.
Fill the hydraulic reservoir.
Apply preservative or protective material to components where no disassembly of any primary structure or operating system is involved, and where such coating is not prohibited or is not contrary to good practices.
Make small, simple repairs to fairings, nonstructural cover plates, cowlings, small patches and reinforcements that don't interfere with proper airflow.
Refinish decorative coating of fuselage, wings, tail group surfaces excluding balanced control surfaces, farings, cowling, landing gear, cabin, or cockpit interior when removal or disassembly of any primary structure or operating system is not required.
Replace side windows where the work does not interfere with the structure or any operating system.
Replace safety belts.
Replace seats or seat parts with replacement parts approved for the aircraft not involving disassembly of any primary structure or operating system.
Trouble shoot and repair broken circuits in landing light wiring circuits.
Replace bulbs, reflectors and lenses of position and landing lights.
Replace wheels and skis where no weight and balance computation is involved.
Replace cowling that doesn't require removing the propeller or disconnecting flight controls.
Replace/clean spark plugs and set gap clearance.
Replace any hose connection except hydraulic connections.
Replace prefabricated fuel lines
Clean fuel and oil strainers
Replace and servicing batteries.
Replace or adjust nonstructural standard fasteners incidental to operations.
Install anti-misfueling devices to reduce the diameter of fuel tank filler openings provided the specific device has been made a part of the aircraft type certificate data by the aircraft manufacturer, the aircraft manufacturer has provided FAA-approved instructions for installation of the specific device, and installation does not involve the disassembly of the existing tank filler opening and will not require an Supplemental Type Certificate.
Make simple fabric patches not requiring rib stitching or removal of structural parts on control surfaces.

A log book entry is required following the accomplishment of all owner maintenance. The elements that must be recorded are: date, total time, description of the work, pilot's name and certificate type/number. If there's the smallest hint, the slightest bit of doubt, in your mind, stop working and check with the supervising A&P.

SAFETY SEMINARS

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OAKLAND AREA

OAKLAND AREA
THE 17 MOST POPULAR WAYS TO FALL OUT OF THE SKY:
This Safety program offers the attendees information about primary mistakes made by pilots. Learn how human factors could influence the decision-making process to make an incorrect choice, contribute to pilot error and cause an accident. A slide presentation will be included.
DATE: Tues., Jan. 14, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: CAP Sq. 188, Oakland Airport. North Field (Next to Western Aerospace Museum)
SPONSOR: CAP and Bay Cities 99s
CONTACT: ASC John Matula 510-538-4475 or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155 ext. 235

CRESCENT CITY/SMITH RIVER AREA
Why airplanes crash: On December 23, an aircraft impacted terrain 20 miles northeast of San Jose, California, aircraft was destroyed and two pilots were fatally injured. On October 2, an aircraft impacted terrain 3 miles east of Petaluma, aircraft was destroyed and four people were fatally injured. On November 8, an aircraft collided with terrain near Arcata, California, the pilot and three passengers received fatal injuries. The risk of being involved in an accident of this type is linked to a number of factors. This safety program will look at ways these and other terrain flight accidents could have been prevented by making us more aware of the risk factors involved.
DATE: Mon., Jan. 27, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Ship Ashore Resort 1237 HWY 101, Smith River
SPONSOR: West Log Inc.
CONTACT: ASC Herald Wier 707-465-3804. or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155 ext.235

ARCATA/EUREKA AREA
Why airplanes crash: On December 23, an aircraft impacted terrain 20 miles northeast of San Jose, California, aircraft was destroyed and two pilots were fatally injured. On October 2, an aircraft impacted terrain 3 miles east of Petaluma, aircraft was destroyed and four people were fatally injured. On November 8, an aircraft collided with terrain near Arcata, California, the pilot and three passengers received fatal injuries. The risk of being involved in an accident of this type is linked to a number of factors. This safety program will look at ways these and other terrain flight accidents could have been prevented by making us more aware of the risk factors involved.
DATE: Tues., Jan. 28, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: New Humbolt Co. Library 3rd and O St., Eureka
SPONSOR: Red Wood flying club
CONTACT: Red Wood flying club 707-4452601 or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155 ext 235

GARBERVILLE AREA
Why airplanes crash: On December 23, an aircraft impacted terrain 20 miles northeast of San Jose, California, aircraft was destroyed and two pilots were fatally injured. On October 2, an aircraft impacted terrain 3 miles east of Petaluma, aircraft was destroyed and four people were fatally injured. On November 8, an aircraft collided with terrain near Arcata, California, the pilot and three passengers received fatal injuries. The risk of being involved in an accident of this type is linked to a number of factors. This safety program will look at ways these and other terrain flight accidents could have been prevented by making us more aware of the risk factors involved.
DATE: Wed., Jan. 29, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Humbolt House Inn. Garberville, CA
SPONSOR: Garberville Pilots Assoc.
CONTACT: Fred Baron 707-923-2432 or FAA Howard Manning 510-2737155 ext.235

OAKLAND AREA
Decision Making and Pilot Judgment
A key element in aviation safety is the pilot's own judgment and decision-making skills. We'll examine and discuss some all too common accident scenarios and how poor pilot judgment contributed to these accidents. Learn ways to minimize your own risk factors by building judgment and decision-making skills, setting personal limitations, maintaining proficiency, and coping with stress
DATE: Wed., Jan. 22, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Civil Air Patrol Building
SPONSOR: Oakland Flyers
CONTACT: Pamela de Castro 510-568-1077 or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155 ext.235

SANTA ROSA AREA
"Aeronautical Charts: The secrets revealed"
Aeronautical charts and publications contain a wealth of information-most of it never taught, or taught but quickly forgotten - but information that can save you time, money, frustration, and sometimes your life. What's an OROCA or and MRF and how do they affect you? Where are non-standard traffic patterns published? Which towers are charted and where? Can you locate the highest terrain elevation at a glance? Do you really need the latest edition? How will GPS affect your charts? What are the plans for new products? This informative seminar will answer these questions and provide you with an opportunity to ask your own.
DATE: Tues., Jan. 21, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Sonoma County Office of Education. 5340 Skylane Blvd.
SPEAKER: NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE, OFFICE OF AERONAUTICAL CHARTING & CARTOGRAPHY
SPONSOR: Santa Rosa 99"s
CONTACT: Peggy Rohde 707 538-3036 of FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155

CONCORD AREA
"Aeronautical Charts: The secrets revealed"
Aeronautical charts and publications contain a wealth of information-most of it never taught, or taught but quickly forgotten - but information that can save you time, money, frustration, and sometimes your life. What's an OROCA or and MRF and how do they affect you? Where are non-standard traffic patterns published? Which towers are charted and where? Can you locate the highest terrain elevation at a glance? Do you really need the latest edition? How will GPS affect your charts? What are the plans for new products? This informative seminar will answer these questions and provide you with an opportunity to ask your own.
DATE: Wed., Jan. 22, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Mt. Diablo Pilot Assoc. Club House, 200 Sally Ride Ave.
SPEAKER: NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE, OFFICE OF AERONAUTICAL CHARTING & CARTOGRAPHY
SPONSOR: Mt. Diablo Pilot Assoc.
CONTACT: Kurt Moeller 510-798-7011

OAKLAND AREA
Bay Cities 99's to hold a RIGHT SEAT SEMINAR in April
DATE: April 5, 1997 all day Saturday
LOCATION: Oakland Airport
SPONSOR: Bay Cities 99's
CONTACT: Marge Carmine, 415-435-3831 or EMail ZESW10A2@PRODIGY.COM

SALINAS (SNS) WATSONVILLE AREA

SALINAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
SINGLE PILOT IFR, PART I; preflight planning and planned flight evaluation; Airport Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Fri., Jan. 3, 8:30 A.M.
LOCATION: Airport Conference Room, upstairs, Salinas Municipal Airport Terminal
SPEAKER: Jim Chappell, Salinas Municipal Airport Manager and San Jose FSDO ASC
SPONSOR: Salinas Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Jim Chappell (408) 758-7214

WATSONVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish SINGLE PILOT IFR, PART II; preflight planning and planned flight evaluation; Airport Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Wed., Jan. 29, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Fire Station #2, 370 Airport Blvd., Watsonville (on airport)
SPEAKER: Don French, Watsonville Municipal Airport Manager and San Jose FSDO ASC
SPONSOR: Watsonville Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Airport attendant or, Don French (408) 728-6075

SALINAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
CONTROLLED FLIGHT INTO TERRAIN, a case study; maintaining VFR to pickup an IFR clearance; Airport Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Fri., Feb. 7, 8:30 A.M.
LOCATION: Airport Conference Room, upstairs, Salinas Municipal Airport Terminal
SPEAKER: Jim Chappell, Salinas Municipal Airport Manager and San Jose FSDO ASC
SPONSOR: Salinas Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Jim Chappell (408) 758-7214

SAN CARLOS AREA

SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
WAKE TURBULENCE AVOIDANCE
DATE: Sat., Jan. 4, 10 to Noon
LOCATION: Diamond Aviation, 620 Airport Drive, #1, San Carlos, CA
SPEAKER: one of the finest from San Carlos Air Traffic Control Tower
SPONSOR: Diamond Aviation
CONTACT: Diamond Aviation dispatcher or, Karen Toland (415) 591-7611
Seating is limited. Reservations are required.

SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
MEET AND WELCOME THE NEW VOICES AT SAN CARLOS TOWER
DATE: Wed., Jan. 15, 7-8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 701 Skyway Blvd. San Carlos Airport
SPEAKER: tba at the seminar
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi (415) 595-5912

SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
DATE: Sat., Feb. 8, 10 A.M. to Noon
LOCATION: Diamond Aviation, 620 Airport Drive, #1, San Carlos, CA
SPEAKER: speaker tba
SPONSOR: Diamond Aviation
CONTACT: Diamond Aviation dispatcher or Karen Toland (415) 591-7611
Seating is limited. Reservations are required.

SAN LUIS OBISPO

SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA - Fly-in if you wish
MICRO METEOROLOGY - AVIATION WEATHER PROFILES OF THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COAST
DATE: Tues., Jan. 14, 6:30-9 P.M.
LOCATION: San Luis Obispo Veterans Memorial Building, 801 Grand Ave, San Luis Obispo
SPEAKERS: a panel of tenured local IFR rated pilot/instructors and ATC controller/weather observer personnel
SPONSORS: San Jose FSDO Aviation Safety Program and, The contributors to the SLO-FAA Safety Program Fund
CONTACT: Patrick Duncan (805) 466-9725 or, Alan Yecny (805) 541-1038
NOTE: If flying in for seminar, call one of the above contacts for transportation from the airport to Vet's Hall

SAN LUIS OBISPO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
CFI JAM SESSION - THE RIGHT STUFF FROM THE RIGHT SEAT
DATE: Wed., Jan. 15, 6:30-8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: American Eagle, Wings West Airlines Training Hangar, Room 7, (3rd Floor), San Luis Obispo County Airport
SPEAKERS: local Pilot Examiners, Chet Waite and Alan Yecny and Jack Hocker, San Jose FSDO SPM, will share with CFI participants some thoughts on the elements basic attitude flying and smooth flight technique
SPONSORS: San Jose FSDO Aviation Safety Program and, The contributors to the SLO- FAA Safety Program Fund
CONTACT: Patrick Duncan (805) 4669725, or, Alan Yecny (805) 541-1038
NOTE: If flying in for seminar, call one of the above contacts for transportation from the airport to Vet's Hall

PALO ALTO AREA

PALO ALTO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
GPS WORKSHOP (space limited - RSVP required)
DATE: Wed., Jan. 8, 7-8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 1901 Embarcadero Rd., Suite 100, Palo Alto Airport
SPEAKER: Paul Peroit, Trimble Navigation
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi (415) 856-2030

PALO ALTO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
MULTI-ENGINE FLIGHT TRAINING AND YOU; IS THIS DISCIPLINE FOR YOU?
DATE: Wed., Feb. 12, 7- 8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 1901 Embarcadero Rd., Suite 100, Palo Alto Airport
SPEAKER: Arian Sorkhabi, West Valley Flying Club CFI
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi (415) 856-2030

SAN JOSE AREA

REID HILLVIEW AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
RECURRENT FLIGHT TRAINING
DATE: Thurs., Jan. 2, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Nice Air (NE side of airport), 2575 Robert Fowler Way
SPEAKER: Carl Mauck, major airline retired Capt. and General Aviation CFI
SPONSOR: Nice Air
CONTACT: Nice Air dispatch (408) 729-3383 or, Chuck Patti (408) 541-1324

SAN JOSE AREA
PRESERVATION AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR AIRMAN MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
DATE: Tues., Jan. 7, 6:30-9 P.M.
LOCATION: NAS Theater, Building 201, Ames Research Center, Moffett Field
TRAVEL: Enter Main Gate, turn left at first street (Arnold Avenue), turn left or right on Bush Circle, Building 201 is behind Building 200 (the building in the center of Bush Cr. and facing you as you approach the circle).
SPEAKERS: Safety Factors and the Aging Airman, speaker tba, Director, Bay Area Alzheimer Association; Current FAA Medical Certification Requirements and the Loss of Airman's Medical Certificate, Aviation Medical Examiner, Frederick Costalis; M.D., Special Issuance Medical Certificate Determinations, Steven Carpenter, M.D., Manager, Aeromedical Certification Division, Oklahoma City, OK; How I Lost My Airman Medical Certificate and Obtained a Special Issuance Medical Certificate, Mike Penketh, upper extremity bi-lateral amputee air show performer
SPONSORS: FAA Engineering Field Office, Moffett Field National Aeronautic and Space Administration; Flying Physicians Association; Committee for Responsible Airport Management (CRAMP); NorCal Aviation Safety Association; and, the San Jose FSDO Aviation Safety Program
CONTACT: John Rieger, III, M.D (408) 395-2950 or, Bryan M. Shieman, M.D. (415) 948-1213
NOTE: Bring your copy of NorCal Aviation review as your gate pass

SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
CONTROLLED FLIGHT INTO TERRAIN, a case study; maintaining VFR to pickup an IFR clearance
DATE: Thurs., Jan. 9, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Trade Winds Aviation (West side of airport), 1144 Coleman Ave.
SPEAKER: speaker tba
SPONSOR: Trade Winds Aviation
CONTACT: Trade Winds dispatcher, Rod Thrasher, or, Dave Finn (408) 298-9161

SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
PARTS FOR AIRWORTHY AIRCRAFT; Airport Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar.
DATE: Tues., Jan. 21, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Large Conference Room, Terminal C, near Gate #9 SPEAKER: speaker tba with Dave Pecota, San Jose International Airport Operations Superintendent
SPONSOR: San Jose International Airport CONTACT: Dave Pecota (408) 277-3779
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
CESSNA CITATION SYSTEMS
DATE: Thurs., Jan. 23, 1:30-4:30 P.M. LOCATION: American Flyers ground training facility, San Jose Jet Center, 1250 Aviation Avenue, Suite #190, SPEAKER: Five speakers, tba, sharing presentations on various Cessna Citation systems and operational techniques including radar operation and international operations
SPONSORS: Lafferty Aircraft Sales CONTACT: Janine Mitchell or Pat Groves (408) 293-5352
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
MULTI-ENGINE FLIGHT TRAINING AND YOU; IS THIS DISCIPLINE FOR YOU?
DATE: Thurs., Jan. 23, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: General Aviation Terminal Building (Southeast end of airport)
SPEAKER: Arian Sorkhabi, Squadron #2 Flying Club CFI
SPONSORS: Squadron 2 Flying Club
CONTACT: Jeff Faulkner (408) 275-0300 or, (408) 943-1727

SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
HIGH WIND WARNINGS MAKE FOR VERY INTERESTING LANDINGS
DATE: Tues., Jan. 28, 6:30-8:30 P.M. LOCATION: American Flyers ground training facility, San Jose Jet Center, 1250 Aviation Avenue, Suite #190 SPEAKER: speaker tba
SPONSORS: American Flyers CONTACT: American Flyers dispatcher, Darryl Hanamura or, Fred Abrams (408) 297-2123
REID HILLVIEW AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
FLIGHT PLANNING USING DUAT
DATE: Thurs., Feb. 6, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Nice Air (NE side of airport), 2575 Robert Fowler Way
SPEAKERS: Russ Todd local CFI
SPONSOR: Nice Air
CONTACT: Nice Air dispatch (408) 729-3383 or, Mike Shiflet (408) 541-1324

SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
THE AIRPORT MASTER PLAN AND AVIATION SAFETY
DATE: Thurs. Feb. 13, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Trade Winds Aviation (West side of airport), 1144 Coleman Ave.
SPEAKERS: speaker tba
SPONSOR: Trade Winds Aviation
CONTACT: Trade Winds dispatcher, Rod Thrasher or, Dave Finn (408) 298-9161

SACRAMENTO AREA

ANGWIN AREA ( Fly in if you wish)
"The 17 Most Popular Ways To Fall Out Of The Sky Parts 3 and 4."
Date: Thurs., Jan. 16, 7 P.M.
Location: Davidian Hall, Room 206, End of Angwin Ave. Building on Left, Angwin
Sponsor: PUC Flight Center
Contact: Allan Payne (707) 965-6219
Call Ahead if you are Flying In.

CAMERON PARK AREA
"How to get a decent weather brief and how not to treat ATC.."
Date: Tues., Jan. 21, 7 P.M.
Location: ERA Realty Center, 4064 Flying C Road, Cameron Park, Cambridge Exit and HWY 50(on block south of HWY 50)
Speaker: Fred Giles veteran Pilot/iIstructor/Flight Service Specialist/Pilot Weather Briefer.
Sponsor: Cameron Park 99's
Contact: Dan Abdon (916) 422-0272

SACRAMENTO AREA
"Operation Takeoff" A three hour program that covers the services available from an Automated Flight Service Station. You'll learn how the system works and how to obtain the greatest user benefit. A Facility tour is included.
Date: Call Ahead For Exact Dates - 9 A.M. to Noon Saturday
Location: Rancho Murieta AFSS, 14670 Cantova Way, Suite 101, Rancho Murieta
Sponsor: Rancho Murieta AFSS
Contact: Randy Colvin (916) 354-0161 ext. 138
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.

SACRAMENTO AREA
"Operation Raincheck" a program designed to familiarize pilots with the Air Traffic control system.
Date: One Saturday per month, 8 A.M. to Noon.
Location: Sacramento TRACON, 5839 22nd Street, Rio Linda, CA. off Elkhorn Blvd.
Sponsor: FAA Air Traffic Control
Contact: Asst. Manager for Operations (916) 922-9511
Call for reservations

SACRAMENTO AREA
"Aeronautical Charts: The Secrets Revealed." Whats an OROCA or MEF and how do they affect you? Where are non standard traffic patterns published? Can you use the Mountain Pass charted on the Sectional? Get these questions and many others answered when The National Ocean Service, Office of Aeronautical Charting and Cartography comes to town. What better place to get the answers than from the people who make the charts?
Date: Thurs., Jan. 23, 7 P.M.
Location: SMUD Auditorium, 6201 S Street, Sacramento
Sponsor: NOAA, FAA
Contact: DAN ABDON (916) 422-0272

WINGS PROFICIENCY AWARD PROGRAM

OAK FSDO
PHASE I
Jeffrey Civian
Richard Geist
Michael Dell'ar
Keith Sherman
Damon Brown
Guy Fedor
Kent Johnson

PHASE II
Clifford Jones
Larry Gaines

PHASE III
Joe Valdez
Erik Anderson
Geoffrey Logan
Mel Van Sickle

PHASE IV
Pamela Augspurger

PHASE V
David Cober

PHASE VI
Ronald Vandenberghe

PHASE VII
Arlene Renema
Catherine Morshead

PHASE XI
Grady Morgan

SJC FSDO
PHASE I
James Baron
Richard Christie
Jeff Christman
Daniel Dulitz
Brian Dzukola
Hershel Eaton
Thomas Holcomb
Robert Monie
Jeff Ramsden
James Stout

PHASE II
Douglas Glass
John McEvoy
Shirley McEvoy
David Pease
Paul Reed
Randell Wakefield
Lindsey Wild

PHASE III
David Henderson
Nancy Nielsen

PHASE IV
Manfred Lauterborn
Marc Rochette
Robert Smith

PHASE V
Ronald Winter

PHASE IX
Thomas March

SAC FSDO
PHASE I
Ward Bunyan
E. Douglas Jones
Donna Silva

PHASE II
Robert J. Rinker, Jr.

PHASE VIII
Henrik Lock

FAT FSDO
PHASE 1
Cecil Boatwright
Dan Dale
Henry DeBoer
Francisco Godina
Frank Gordo
Wayne Preston
Anthony Torres

PHASE 2
James Coulter
Francis Del Vecchio
Robert Mazzetti
Michael Sill
Michael Spiess

PHASE 3
Kristian Chubb
Weldon Leon
Gloria May
William Thacker

PHASE 5
Alison Dale
John Kelleher

PHASE 6
Donald Hess
John Niemeyer
Gene Reid