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	Encyclopedia: Aircrew Badge
		The badge was similar in design to the Aviator Badge, however centered an enlisted crest between the two wings.
		The badge, itself, was not altered however the change was made retroactive to the year 1947 requiring updates to military records upon request from the military service member.
		The badge is a variation on the Naval Aviation Observer Badge with the letters AC centered on the badge’s front.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Aircrew-Badge (1827 words)

	update 5/16/03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Distribution of new I.D. badges will begin June 1, 2003, and each base will notify the flight attendants when they are available for pickup.
		Flight attendants are the first respondents to and the last line of defense for the safety/security in the aircraft.
		The government has recognized that skills associated with aircraft technicians, pilots, dispatchers, repairmen, parachute packers and air traffic controllers require a certain level of proficiency and if that proficiency is met, it is demonstrated though their certification.
	www.iamdl142.org /fa/update_5_16_03.htm (853 words)

	Special Report
		Thanks to highly sophisticated navigational devices that not only pinpoint the aircraft's location within a few feet, but also calculate airspeed, windspeed and other factors relevant to the long descent, the accuracy of the airdrops is about the same as that expected from drops at more normal 500-to-1,500-foot altitudes.
		I never learned his occupation, however, because he fell asleep almost the moment we were strapped into folding hammocks along the sides of the C-130 Hercules aircraft, just in front of four massive one-ton pallets of flour and cooking oil that filled all of the rest of the cargo hold.
		Crewmembers counting missions may have been disappointed, but I was delighted at the prospect of talking to other crewmembers as we waited at Split with the engines finally turned off.
	www.wrmea.com /backissues/0694/9406056.html (4540 words)

	Anti-Aircraft (Flak) of the Heer
		The badge consisted of an 88mm flak gun surrounded by a wreath of oakleaves and a national emblem at the top.
		Crewmembers who participated in a sufficient number of ground assaults were awarded the General Assault Badge.
		When the badges were worn at the same time the Heer Flak Badge was worn to the left.
	www.wehrmacht-awards.com /war_badges/heer/flak.htm (408 words)

	Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 365 in Vietnam
		HMM-365 personnel, especially the pilots, flight crewmembers and the Combat Recovery Team personnel, were given a wide latitude on the individual weapons that they chose to carry to perform specific tasks.
		Shotguns were used mainly for interior guard duty, especially when patrolling in and around aircraft and other equipment and structures where projectile penetration may cause excessive collateral damage.
		A score of 210 gained the shooter the sharpshooter badge, and a score of 225 was needed to qualify as rifle expert.
	www.angelfire.com /de/HMM365Vietnam/weapons365.html (1932 words)

	And Now the Hard Part
		If management and crewmembers trust one another and if people feel they're compensated fairly (last year's 17% profit sharing certainly helped), he believes that there's no need for a third party.
		One challenge for a rapidly growing company is stoking the fires of new and old employees, the ones who are just joining the company and haven't been exposed to the culture and the ones who have been with the airline for years.
		David and Dave, as they're known to crewmembers, are out cultivating and championing the culture on the front lines.
	www.fastcompany.com /magazine/82/jetblue.html (4886 words)

	USAF Flight Surgeon's Guide: Chapter 15 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		In many aircraft accident fatalities, the injuries appear so extensive that medical personnel untrained in aviation pathology may question the need for an autopsy; for the cause of death is obviously severe or multiple trauma, or burns, or both.
		In aircraft accidents, the head and neck region is especially susceptible to injury from the forces that occur.
		In fatal aircraft accidents occurring in water, it is natural to ask whether death was caused by traumatic injuries or drowning.
	wwwsam.brooks.af.mil /af/files/fsguide/HTML/Chapter_15.html (10821 words)

	Airliners.net forum: "You Cannot Take Any Pictures!"
		Crewmembers will be required to identify themselves to Signature with their pilot's license and government issued photo identification (such as passport or driver's license) before exiting a Signature terminal to the ramp area.
		Crewmembers will be required by Signature personnel to positively identify their passengers before exiting the terminal and to accompany those passengers to their aircraft.
		Crewmembers must confirm all passenger baggage and authorize its release to the aircraft prior to departure.
	www.airliners.net /discussions/general_aviation/print.main?id=1129182 (2145 words)

	CG Aviation History - Coming of Age
		These aircraft were not part of the original requirements as the augmentation had not been directed by DOD at that time.
		Aircraft acquired as a result of the initial 1957 “Joint Report on the Requirements of Coast Guard’ had begun coming on board and as of 6-30-60 the number of aircraft on hand was as listed in the following table.
		Aircraft are routinely deployed aboard Coast Guard cutters along the East Coast and throughout the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.
	uscgaviationhistory.aoptero.org /history03.html (19035 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Aircraft ownership frequently asked questions
		With the purchase a new aircraft share you may also elect a two year contract extension which will allow you to remain in your aircraft for an additional 24 months without signing a new contract.
		Crewmembers are required to display their company issued photo identification badge, at waist level or above, when on or in the vicinity of the aircraft.
		All aircraft are locked and secured when crewmembers are absent from the plane.
	www.flightoptions.com /faqs.html (1791 words)

	How to get an Air Traffic Control Job
		They transfer control of aircraft on instrument flights to the Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) controller when the aircraft leaves their airspace and receives from the ARTCC control of aircraft on instrument flights flying their airspace.
		They must be able to recall quickly registration numbers of aircraft under their control, the aircraft types and speeds, positions in the air, and also the location of navigational aids in the area.
		She or he transfers control of aircraft on instrument flights to the controller in the adjacent center when the aircraft enters that center's airspace.
	www.thetracon.com /atcjobs.htm (2904 words)

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		Access to the aircraft outside of these times must be coordinated with the GTE Project Manager, or his designee, and with approval of the DC-8 or P-3B Aircraft Manager.
		The Aircraft Manager will determine if the aircraft is ready to fly, and the GTE Project Manager or his designee, with the Mission Scientists, will determine if experiments necessary to meet the flight objective(s) are operational.
		Aircraft passengers will be responsible for their own lunches on the test flights.
	www-gte.larc.nasa.gov /pem/PTB_Exp_Plan_2.html (10552 words)

	Re: CMB and who should receive it (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Yes, the ACB was awarded to each AIT graduate in the 67 series MOS.
		Since medics were aircraft crewmembers and logged CA and CS flight time, I would not be surprised that they also earned the badge.
		On another note, anyone who earned the ACB should know that it has been renamed (I think it is now called Aircraft Members Badge?), and according to my 67T (Blackhawk) CE son (in Iraq), it is now awarded to flight clerks, etc...
	216.26.190.140 /messages/_disc1/00000723.htm (150 words)

	EC-47 Crewmembers, Front and Back, Roster
		Paul Arnett says, I was the Aircraft Maintenance Officer for the 361st TEWS from March of 1968 to October of 1969.
		During a phased inspection, the aircraft is given a very thorough going over.
		I went to Tan Son Nhut (6994th) in June (I think) of 1968 and flew my first mission in Aircraft tail number "009" or "balls 9" as it was referred to.
	www.ec47.com /returns2.htm (3481 words)

	Redleg Standard
		USASMA certified instructors that work at the NCOA are authorized to wear the NCOA Instructor Badge with the Class C uniform on Ft Sill.
		The badge will be worn on the inside button of the left breast pocket with the BDU.
		Aviation nomex uniform is authorized only for aircraft crewmembers on flight status.
	sill-www.army.mil /Pao/redleg_standard.htm (2778 words)

	krieg2
		nstituted in 1941, the Badge was awarded to crewmembers who participated in twelve sorties against enemy vessels or installations, displayed outstanding leadership, partook in a particularly successful mission, or were wounded during the course of action.
		nstituted in 1941, the Badge was awarded to crewmembers of auxiliary cruiser or supply ships who had participated in a "successful long-distance voyage".
		nstituted in 1941, the Badge was awarded to personnel who served on merchant marine ships and other naval vessels who attemted to break through sea blockades imposed by enemy forces.
	lbmilitaria.homestead.com /krieg2.html (206 words)

	CMB-CAB for Flight Crewmembers
		We urge retention of this provision which provides for the creation of a new “Combat Medevac Badge” to be awarded to such crews, commonly referred to as “Dustoff” crews, in recognition of their service.
		The eligibility restrictions for the CMB and its companion, the Combat Infantry Badge, have stirred anger in the Army.
		The sole criteria that qualifies medical personnel for award of the CMB is to be assigned or attached to an infantry unit engaged in active ground combat.
	www.dustoff.org /CMB/cmb-news.htm (7823 words)

	MAAM Member's Update -- May 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		It is in the markings of Jack's aircraft, which was written off after a hard landing on the deck of the Langley.
		For safety, only crewmembers performing a specific duty should be in the cockpit or outside on upper aircraft surfaces.
		ALL members are expected to help conduct aircraft tours, help set up and work the museum store, and to provide information about the Museum and its aircraft to the general public.
	www.maam.org /newsletters/may03/may03news.html (3479 words)

	USS HORNET : Live-Aboard Programs
		The USS Hornet Museum’s Aviation Merit Badge Program is designed to meet all the requirements of the Boys Scouts of America Aviation Merit Badge curriculum.
		Participants are encouraged to download the Aviation Merit Badge Worksheet to begin work on their own before class.
		With its technological advances at sea, the aircraft carrier USS HORNET is the perfect venue to introduce kids to the wonderful world of communication.
	www.uss-hornet.org /youth_programs/live_aboard.html (564 words)

	K A I S E R A I R - Aircraft Management, Charter & FBO Services
		Personal vehicles containing passengers and baggage identified by the respective flight crewmembers must be cleared by KaiserAir personnel, and escorted onto and from the aircraft ramp.
		Pilots of local flying club aircraft must show the aircraft logbook to a KaiserAir customer service representative and identify themselves prior to being escorted to the aircraft.
		Those flight crew members who display the current Port of Oakland ID badge will be released to their aircraft unescorted.
	www.kaiserair.com /security.html (439 words)

	update 5/23/03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		It is critical to participate in crew briefings and discuss with your crew any procedures that need to be clarified.
		Remain focused on working together as a team to ensure all aircraft security searches are completed in a timely manner.
		Continue to be aware of your surroundings and be cognizant of jetway doors being properly closed and ensure any other aircraft entry is secure at all times.
	www.iamdl142.org /fa/update_5_23_03.htm (646 words)

	Combat Medevac Badge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The idea for the Combat Medical Fight Badge was first proposed by Bill Cunningham, medic, 82nd DUSTOFF, to the Army Chief of Staff in March 2001.
		These bills call for the enacting the Combat Medevac Badge to be awarded to all of the crewmembers.
		I had the privilege of serving with both Bill and JT and thank them for their efforts on behalf of all DUSTOFF crewmembers past and present.
	216.26.190.140 /messages/_disc1/00000801.htm (216 words)

	Atomic Tests: DNA Fact Sheet Operation Hardtack 1958
		Beginning 1 April 1958, film badges were issued to all individuals upon their arrival at the EPG with instructions that the badge be worn at all times and turned in on recall, upon exit from any contaminated area, or upon departure from the EPG.
		Of the some 19.600 individuals badged at HARDTACK, 99 percent had exposures that did not exceed the current Federal guidelines of 5 R per year.
		The highest recorded exposure for the series was 12.41 R. The overall joint task force mean exposure was 0.87 R. During the conduct of the series only one incident occurred of an exposure of a large group of JTF 7 personnel to significantly elevated radiation levels.
	www.aracnet.com /~pdxavets/jfact3.htm (619 words)

	TORPEDO JUNCTION - Submarine and U-Boat Books
		Here is her story: from her assembly in New England, her service in World War II, where she broke the back of the Japanese Navy and sank the Japanese super aircraft carrier Shinano, the largest ship ever sunk by a submarine...
		During World War Two these badges were given to people who attended the ceremony when a particular US Submarine was launched.
		Each badge has a color illustration of a US Fleet Submarine with the name of the submarine launched at the ceremony on both sides.
	www.sonic.net /~books/sub.html (11420 words)

	CAMP Aviation: Aircraft Management
		The need for enhanced aircraft security to meet the demands of today’s environment isn’t just in the hands of the airlines.
		Our hangars have twenty-four hour staffed security checkpoints, ID badge requirements for authorized personnel, security monitors and alarm systems to ensure the best security for your aircraft.
		When the aircraft is away from home, our crewmembers have additional pre-flight procedures and special security walk-around checks to determine if the aircraft is suitable for safe flight.
	www.campaviation.com /safety_security.html (278 words)

	AII POW-MIA InterNetwork
		The aircraft was based at Sookerating, India, and was reported missing in flight enroute from Kunming, China, to its home base during March 1944.
		The aircraft wreckage fell into a ravine in front of a small cave half way up a mountain.
		CILHI analysts are unsure how many were aboard that aircraft as it has yet to be correlated to a specific flight.
	www.aiipowmia.com /inter22/in081502dpmo.html (3455 words)

	Schneier on Security: Sneaking Items Aboard Aircraft
		I believe he passed to the ramp from an alternate entrance, still in use as such, and boarded the aircraft from the rear stairs so as not to risk being seen by the manager traveling on that aircraft, who fired him several days prior.
		It was covered up that there was a discrepancy between the number of tickets and the "head count", initially on the paperwork but now nowhere to be found, that was overruled by someone.
		I believe that requiring crewmembers transit security was responsible for an increase in "air rage", the cause du jour of the budding Bush administration, until 9-11 trumped it.
	www.schneier.com /blog/archives/2005/02/sneaking_items.html (6845 words)

	CLOSING THE FLT PLAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		It is when Richard gave Kathleen his Combat Medic Badge - his most prized possession from his three tours in Vietnam.
		The Department of Defense announced the deaths of four DUSTOFF soldiers who were killed when their UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter crashed Jan. 8 near Fallujah, Iraq.
		Their names will be added to the DUSTOFF memorial located at Fort Sam Houston's Medical Department Museum along with the names of three other 571st Medical Company crewmembers who died May 9th, 2003 when their UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter crashed in the Tigris River near Baghdad.
	www.dustoff.org /closing-the-flight-plan.htm (3349 words)

	DUSTOFF Association Army Air Ambulance Flight Medic Medical Pilot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The Army and Air Force decided last May to launch a new high-level forum at which key generals could sort out problems they face in coordinating their combat and support operations, but the meetings have yet to get off the ground....
		Their aircraft received small arms fire to the rotor blades and inside the pilot and crew compartment.
		Once on the ground Anderson instructed the crewchief to conduct a physical inspection of the Smuggler 62 aircraft which identified multiple indications of small arms impact and bullet fragments within the aircraft.
	www.dustoff.org (1245 words)

	SPACE.com --
		All systems will be ready for the Falcon 1 flight by the end of this week with the exception of Merlin engine qualification, “which we are extending by four weeks for added surety,” an October 26 SpaceX statement noted.
		For Neptune Spaceliner flights, up to five crewmembers would undergo 30 days of training before flying their week-long mission, then return to Earth in a crew capsule designed to splashdown Apollo-like in the ocean.
		Reed hopes to conduct a series of nutritional and biological experiments during his flight and also qualifies for a full rebate of his ticket price two years after his orbital flight, which is part of the promotional fare, IOS officials added.
	www.space.com /astronotes/astronotes.html (10335 words)

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