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		Combat controllers, including Sergeant Chris, are experienced and qualified in static line and high altitude/low opening parachuting, air traffic control, scuba diving (to keep up with Navy Seals when the need arises), small-unit tactics and close-air support.
		Combat controllers are the “go-to” people for aerial assaults against enemy forces to protect their fellow Airmen, Soldiers, Navy Seals and Marines as they work to accomplish their missions.
		Although combat controllers may serve as one person to a sister service team, they are far from alone in their mission.
	www.armytimes.com /print.php?f=1-292925-450034.php

	International Market Research - AEROSPACE INDUSTRY MARKET BRIEF - THAILAND 2004
		Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (Aerothai), the national air traffic controller, manufactures some ground-based communication devices for its own use and for export to some selected clients.
		Aerothai, in addition to its air traffic controller role in Thai's air space, also oversees standards and regulations concerning airborne and ground support navigation equipment.
		Currently the air services industry in Thailand is not well developed, although the Thai government has plans to support the development of these air services in support of the overall aviation sector.
	strategis.ic.gc.ca /epic/internet/inimr-ri.nsf/en/gr121566e.html (3129 words)

	Air Force Link - Fact Sheet : Combat Controller
		Combat controllers are certified air traffic controllers who are an integral part of the Air Force's ground combat team, that specializes in unconventional missions.
		Special Tactics teams frequently operate with Navy SEALs, Army Rangers and Special Forces in "direct action," airfield seizure and personnel recovery missions in hostile territory.
		In addition, combat controllers provide vital command and control, intelligence gathering, surveying capabilities, limited weather observations and are qualified in demolition to clear obstructions and hazards from potential runways and landing zones.
	www.af.mil /factsheets/factsheet.asp?fsID=174 (3129 words)

	Home of Air Traffic Controller Italian Navy (Lello di Martino)
		Home of Air Traffic Controller Italian Navy (Lello di Martino)
		Hi, I'm an Air Traffic Controller in theItalian Navy and actually serve on board ITCV
		, I'm 33 years old married with two Kids.I was graduated at the U.S.Navy Air Traffic Control School in September '98 and in October was on board
	space.tin.it /clubnet/catdima (3129 words)

	‘Pipeline’ tests airmen’s mettle
		The combat controllers’ job is to sneak behind enemy lines, set up mobile air traffic control teams in hostile territory, and guide military aircraft to their landing targets.
		The Air Force Combat Control team isn’t as flashy and famous as the Navy SEALS nor as mysterious as the Army’s top-secret Delta Force.
		But Air Force combat controllers are likely already on the ground when the paratrooper steps out of the airplane into 800 feet of darkness.
	www.usafcct.com /intel/articles/press/fayobs/pipeline_suits_0398.htm (1940 words)

	hpw105-5_0.HTM
		In this particular case that was done, and the F–16 aircraft showed up and were given a traffic advisory; however, the procedures and terms of the coordination between the FAA controller and the Navy as to the activation of the warning area were in accordance with the memorandum of agreement.
		One is ground proximity warning systems that have taken a class of accidents off the shelf, controlled flight inter-terrain, and traffic collision avoidance systems, which have also virtually taken a class of accidents off the shelf.
		This system is currently operating as a prototype at Dulles International Airport, and nationwide deployment is scheduled by the FAA for the fourth quarter of 1997.
	commdocs.house.gov /committees/trans/hpw105-5.000/hpw105-5_0.HTM (1940 words)

	DefenseLINK News: Army Sweeps 2000 Wrestling Championships in Florida
		Petty Officer 2nd Class Dustin Waugh (on top), air traffic controller from Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla., wrestles Sgt. Justin Weber of Fort Carson, Colo., in a 54-kilogram-class Greco-Roman wrestling match at the 2000 Armed Forces Wrestling Championship at Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Fla. Weber recovered and defeated Waugh, 4-0, March 17.
		The Marines placed second, trailed by the Air Force and the Navy.
		Michael Vanarsdale, Fort Carson 2nd Cpl. Albert Sankey, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, CA 130-kilogram 1st Spc.
	www.dod.gov /news/Mar2000/n03282000_20003281.html (1940 words)

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		MSgt Michael Williams, (right), a search and rescue controller from the 502nd Air Operations Squadron, Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, together with Patrick Yam, Hong Kong air traffic controller, discuss search and rescue procedures during Hong Kong Search and Rescue Exercise 2002 here.
		Both American military rescue organizers and Hong Kong air traffic controllers said that the exchange of information between the countries on coordinating, planning and executing SAR missions has been a great experience for everyone.
		Members of the US Coast Guard, US Navy and US Air Force also participated.
	www2.hickam.af.mil /newsarchive/2002/2002091.htm (1940 words)

	New Measures of Complex Cognitive Abilities: Relating Memory Processes To Aviation Flight Situation Awareness Abilities
		This research will expand measures used to select Naval personnel for the broad range of 21st Century Navy jobs (e.g., aviators, air traffic controllers) that will require situation awareness in complex operational environments.
		NAMRL Subcontract Principal Investigator: Lt. Cheryl C. Casey, Ph.D. Situation awareness (SA) is a term that emerged from aviator and air traffic controller characterization of incidents and accidents as being due to failure to develop and maintain an awareness of the flight situation (e.g., Doane and Sohn, 2000; Sarter and Woods, 1991; 1995).
		The purpose of this research is to (1) develop new tests of cognitive abilities that relate to later flight SA performance, (2) relate the new measures to the Navy for further investigation as personnel classification tools.
	www.erc.msstate.edu /vail/projects/cognitive_science/cognitive2.html (455 words)

	SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Navy
		To accomplish the NASMOD, three key components were integrated into the current system: a new digital airport surveillance radar; new software-driven air traffic controller interface named the DoD Advanced Automation System; and a Navy-unique, everything-at-your-fingertips information management program called the Visual Information Display System...
		On that day, we will celebrate the operational opening of our new air traffic control tower (ATCT), the tallest in the Navy...
		Brookbank hasn't determined where she is headed career-wise, but wanted to attend EGT Tech Day "to see what engineering technology was all about." Later, Brookbank tried on a Navy flight jacket and learned how engineering technology is used to develop the helmets and suits worn by Navy pilots...
	news.surfwax.com /military/files/Navy.html (5446 words)

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		When we did get to Haiphong to sweep, we’d be anchored out near the mine field tracking the helo’s on radar acting as an air traffic controller, telling them where to go while N. Vietnamese patrol boats would cruise around us.
		US Navy Mine Division 73 with a tender and five mine sweepers is operating from Tourane Harbor in conjunction with the Vietnamese Navy conducting maritime surveillance patrols south of the 17th parallel.Jan 09 1962.Joint Chiefs of Staff letter to the U.S.President.
		USS CONQUEST (MSO-488) is under the administration and operational command of COMMANDER MINE GROUP ONE, Naval Station, Seattle, Washington.Decommissioned June 29 1994 at Naval Station Everett,Wa.
	home.earthlink.net /~telawson/ussconquestmso488/id1.html (5446 words)

	Stock jpg E-2 Hawkeye aircraft
		This is an E-2 Hawkeye used by the Navy as a carrier based over-the-horizon air traffic controller platform.
		KEYWORDS: E-2 Hawkeye aircraft airplane plane surveilance traffic control radar carrier
	www.turbosquid.com /FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/237012 (63 words)

	Runaway - told by Tom Ware, NSW
		"Confirm your following a runaway red Auster J1 type, and that you're in a similar type, but Blue in colour?" called air-traffic controller Reggie Ramjet to our intrepid navy pilot.
		They were propeller driven aircraft, and looked not a lot unlike the famous World War Two, Spitfire.
		They were out of HMAS Albatross, the naval air station at Nowra.
	www.home.aone.net.au /stories/doc/runaway.htm (63 words)

	CG 21 Gridley
		Gridley was also on station air traffic controller during the MAYAGUEZ incident off the coast of Cambodia.
		Gridley was decommissioned, stricken from the Navy Register and transferred to the Maritime Administration for temporary lay-up on 21 January 1994.
		Before the year was over, Gridley left again on a 7 month deployment, this time as Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) Commander for the CORAL SEA (CV 43) battle group.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/agency/navy/cg-21.htm (1236 words)

	Joe Biographical Outline
		Post-Military Service: Worked in research/development for Kliensmidth Teletype Company in Chicago as a electronics technician, worked for Department of Defense in Great Lakes as an electronics mechanic, worked for the FAA as a GS14 Air Traffic Controller in Indianapolis, actively managed personal affairs, and, lastly, passively managed personal affairs.
		Military Awards: Navy Expeditionary Medal for service in Cuba, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal with Star, Viet Nam Service Medal, Republic of South Viet Nam Service Medal, Letter of Commendation USS Chicago, Letter of Commendation Service School Command Great Lakes, and Cold War Certificate.
	home.sc.rr.com /rattz/joe.htm (220 words)

	1995 July Newsletter
		After two-months at Treasure Island, I was sent San Diego and reported aboard USS BENNINGTON (CVS-20), where I transitioned from SN to AN and entered into what would become a 20-year career as a Navy Air Traffic Controller, ending with my transfer to the Fleet Reserve in 1980.
		A new ship, or rather a converted WWII cruiser, the USS TOPEKA, was just coming out of the yards on the east coast and was to be sailed from Norfolk to Long Beach by way of the Cape, and we were invited to be part of the crew for this trip.
		I still have the local newspaper from Curacao, in the Dutch West Indies, which shows TOPEKA tied up to their pier, the first Naval warship to visit in 11 years.
	www.usstopekaclg8.org /News/Newsletters/95JulNews/95JulNews_4.htm (632 words)

	U.S. Navy air traffic controller watches his radar scope on board the USS George Washington (CVN 73).
		U.S. Navy air traffic controller watches his radar scope on board the USS George Washington (CVN 73).
		A U.S. Navy air traffic controller watches his radar scope where he works as an Aircraft Approach Controller in the Carrier Air Traffic Control Center on board the USS George Washington (CVN 73) on Jan. 30, 1996.
		The controller is responsible for ensuring the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of air traffic operating in the vicinity of the aircraft carrier.
	www.dod.gov /photos/Feb1996/960130-N-2302H-001.html (632 words)

	United States Navy Clip Art and Graphics USN over 2500 images
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		United States Navy Clip Art and Graphics USN over 2500 images
		Easy-to use by all levels of computer enthusiasts, the Windows images (.BMP) in this series can be viewed and retrieved using the convenient thumbnail view provided with this program.
	www.oldmp.com /art/navy.htm (8357 words)

	Airman Bynum honored for naval service in Rota, Spain
		Navy Airman Wesley R. Bynum, son of Penny L. Hyde of Kilgore and Nolen R. Bynum of Palestine, was recently selected as Blue Jacket of the Quarter while serving as an air traffic controller assigned to Naval Station Rota, Spain.
		Bynum ensured adequate aeronautical charts, publications and flight planning materials were available for aircrews while assisting them in planning and proper filing of flight plans.
		Airman Bynum honored for naval service in Rota, Spain
	www.kilgorenewsherald.com /news/2005/0803/News/040.html (115 words)

	Joe Biographical Outline
		Post-Military Service: Worked in research/development for Kliensmidth Teletype Company in Chicago as a electronics technician, worked for Department of Defense in Great Lakes as an electronics mechanic, worked for the FAA as a GS14 Air Traffic Controller in Indianapolis, actively managed personal affairs, and, lastly, passively managed personal affairs.
		Military Awards: Navy Expeditionary Medal for service in Cuba, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal with Star, Viet Nam Service Medal, Republic of South Viet Nam Service Medal, Letter of Commendation USS Chicago, Letter of Commendation Service School Command Great Lakes, and Cold War Certificate.
	home.sc.rr.com /rattz/joe.htm (220 words)

	Joe Biographical Outline
		Post-Military Service: Worked in research/development for Kliensmidth Teletype Company in Chicago as a electronics technician, worked for Department of Defense in Great Lakes as an electronics mechanic, worked for the FAA as a GS14 Air Traffic Controller in Indianapolis, actively managed personal affairs, and, lastly, passively managed personal affairs.
		Military Awards: Navy Expeditionary Medal for service in Cuba, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal with Star, Viet Nam Service Medal, Republic of South Viet Nam Service Medal, Letter of Commendation USS Chicago, Letter of Commendation Service School Command Great Lakes, and Cold War Certificate.
		Married 3/27/1963 to Josie Black in Waukegan, Ill. One child, born in San Francisco, CA, resulted from this marriage, Joe Rattz Jr (Web Page), who is married to Vickey Sanders of Atlanta.
	home.sc.rr.com /rattz/joe.htm (220 words)

	Amphibious Group Two - Units
		This is an official U.S. Navy website and has been approved by the Amphibious Group Two Public Affairs Officer.
		Beach Master Unit Two - The Beach Master Unit Two is the beach traffic controller or "the cop on the beat." BMU-2 provides craft landing zone beach party teams in support of ship-to-shore movement to facilitate landing of personnel and equipment.
		Assault Craft Unit Four - ACU-4 is the parent unit for our Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCACs), which provide fast, over-the-horizon movement from ship-to-shore of combat troops and equipment through the surf zone and across the beach.
	www.cnsl.spear.navy.mil /cpg2/units.html (220 words)

	NIH Record - 2-10-98 -- Retirees
		Previously he had worked for 4 years as an air traffic controller for the Navy and for a year as a GS-2 electric accounting machine operator for the General Services Administration.
		Dommel's federal career was distinguished with dozens of awards over the years, including the NIH Director's Award and the NIH Merit Award.
		Dommel began his NIH career in 1965 as a computer systems analyst with the Division of Research Grants, where he spent 9 years.
	www.nih.gov /news/NIH-Record/02_10_98/retirees.htm (220 words)

	Lockerbie, Pan Am Flight 103 Explodes At 31,000 Feet
		In London, an anonymous caller phoned the Associated Press to claim that Pan Am flight 103 had been attacked in retaliation of a US Navy F-14 shooting down an Iranian Airbus in July in which 290 passengers were killed.
		38 minutes into a northerly flight, air traffic control lost contact of the jet on their radar scope at 7:03 p.m.
		All the controller saw on his radar scope was the jet breaking up into small specs on his screen.
	avstop.com /news/pa.html (150 words)

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