Page 3rd Cover: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (March 1978)

Read this page in Pdf, Flash or Html5 edition of March 1978 Maritime Reporter Magazine

ASNE Flagship Section

Hears Dr. Thomas Cooper

On Military R&D Programs

The Flagship Section of Amer- ican Society of Naval Engineers held its fourth meeting of the 1977-78 technical program year at the Officers' Club of the Na- tional Naval Medical Hospital,

Bethesda, Md.

Following the social hour and dinner, which were enjoyed by approximately 90 members and guests, vice chairman James

Schuler opened the meeting by welcoming all those in attendance.

Vice chairman Schuler also acted as moderator for the tech- nical program and introduced Dr.

Thomas Cooper, who is assistant professor at the Post Graduate

School, Monterey, Calif., but is presently serving as ASME Fel- low on the staff of the U.S. House of Representatives Armed Serv- ices Committee. The subject of

Dr. Cooper's talk was "An Over- view of Congressional Perspec- tives on DOD Research and De- velopment Programs." Through the use of visual aids, Dr. Cooper introduced the audience to the numerous military R&D programs under the cognizance of the House k i

Left: Controls for

Sperry steering and navigation system aboard the

Ross Seal.

Sub-Committee, of which he is a staff member. Dr. Cooper high- lighted the significant present and future weapons systems being evaluated by the Army, Air Force and Navy with a unique insight and commentary. The member- ship achieved a fuller understand- ing of the magnitude of the over- all military R&D program and budget from a Congressional viewpoint.

Dr. Thomas Cooper presenting his paper during the ASNE meeting in Bethesda.

After the formal presentation,

Dr. Cooper responded to numer- ous questions directly related to the Navy and sea-power aspects of the R&D budget. At the con- clusion of the question and an- swer period, vice chairman Schul- er presented Dr. Cooper with the

Section's Certificate of Appreci- ation, and he received a standing ovation for his excellent presen- tation.

Santa Fe Drilling

Names Parry Manager

All Drilling Rigs

N.V. Parry, senior vice presi- dent of Santa Fe Drilling Co.,

Orange, Calif., has been named general operations manager with responsibilities for all of the com- pany's drilling rigs in this coun- try and abroad.

In other organizational changes announced by president G.M. An- derson, C.F. Dawson moved from

London to company headquarters in Orange, Calif., to assume a new position as senior vice president and assistant to the president, and I.J. Flowers was promoted to senior vice president and ma- rine operations manager.

Promoted to vice president were C.L. Barnhill, London, area vice president, Europe and Afri- ca ; J.H. Morris, Bahrain, area vice president, Middle East; B.G.

Parker, Bahrain, vice president and operations manager, Middle

East; E.D. Shepherd, Houston, area vice president, and R.E. Hin- son, Orange, vice president and director of personnel.

Mr. Shepherd's new area of re- sponsibility includes Brazil, Trin- idad, and the Gulf of Mexico. He continues to report to L.M. Jones,

Houston, senior vice president and

Western Hemisphere manager.

Santa Fe Drilling Co. is a sub- sidiary of Santa Fe International

Corp.

Another Boat Equipped With

Sperry Navigation and Steering Systems

Louisiana 630 Gaiennie Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 (504) 525-7127

Ohio 3807 West 150th Street

Cleveland, Ohio 44111 (216) 941-7741

New York 410 Manhattan Avenue

Brooklyn, New York 11211 (212) 389-9141

Washington 6850 S. 180th Street

Seattle, Washington 98188 (206) 575-0113

California 2950 Third Street

San Francisco, California 94107 (415) 282-7150 155 Wsst 35th Street

National City, California 92050 (714) 427-7920

THE ROSS SEAL

This modern 175-foot offshore supply vessel was built by

Rockport Yacht and Supply Company, Inc., Blountstown,

Florida for the Gat 3st0n-based Sealcraft fleet. She serves

Pennzoil rigs as far as 85 miles offshore. The Ross Seal has a

Sperry Gyropilot and Sperry Gyrocompass with three re- peaters as well as a Sperry hydraulic steering system.

MARINE SYSTEMS

Worldwide Headquarters

Great Neck, New York 11020, U.S.A.

World Sales • World Service • and a World of Experience

SPERRY IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION 26 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News

Maritime Reporter

First published in 1881 Maritime Reporter is the world's largest audited circulation publication serving the global maritime industry.