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Rockwell International

Wins $7.7-Million Contract

For Acoustic Processors

A $7.7-million preproduction contract from the United States

Navy for an upgraded acoustic sig- nal processor has been awarded to

Rockwell International Corpora- tion's Autonetics Marine Systems

Division in Anaheim, Calif.

The equipment, called Fast Time

Analyzer System (FTAS), is de- signed to support the latest Navy antisubmarine warfare craft and assist in locating, identifying and tracking submarines.

The FTAS upgrade enchances present capability through in- creased real-time and time-accel- erated signal processing and the expanded use of video displays.

The systems are being installed around the globe in aircraft car- rier and land-based Tactical Sup- port Centers to provide both real- time and post-time analysis of acoustic data.

Cali & Associates Elect

Schulze To Presidency

Filippo Cali, chairman of the board of directors of Cali & Asso- ciates, Inc., consultants, New Or- leans, La., announced the election of Albrecht Schulze to president of the company. In this capacity, he will be responsible for the en- tire operation of Cali & Associ- ates, Inc. Prior to his election, Mr.

Schulze has served as vice presi- dent for data processing and has been a member of the board of di- rectors since the company was founded in 1973.

COMSAT World Systems

Division Announces Three

Vice Presidential Changes

COMSAT World Systems Divi- sion, Washington, D.C., recently announced three vice presidential appointments.

Edward J. Martin has been named to the position of vice pres- ident, international operations. In his new capacity, Mr. Martin will be responsible for the operation and planning of COMSAT's inter- national satellite communications system and the direction of COM-

SAT's 17 earth stations which op- erate with the INTELSAT system.

He will also assume the role of

U.S. Governor on the INTELSAT

Board of Governors.

David E. Gourley has been ap- pointed to the newly created posi- tion of vice president, business de- velopment, with responsibility for the establishment of business plans, new communications services, and market development for COM-

SAT's international communica- tion services.

George J. Tellmann assumes the position of vice president, mar- itime services. In this capacity, he is responsible for the management of COMSAT's maritime satellite communications business and will serve as the principal U.S. repre- sentative on the INMARSAT

Council.

Mr. Martin most recently served as vice president, maritime serv- ices. As such, he represented

COMSAT, the U.S. Signatory to

INMARSAT, on the INMARSAT

Council and served as chairman of that council from 1982-83.

Mr. Gourley joined COMSAT in 1976 and has served as director of sales and market development for

COMSAT World Systems Division since 1981.

Mr. Tellmann, until recently senior director, international sys- tems operations and planning of

COMSAT World Systems Divi- sion, joined COMSAT in 1968.

COMSAT World Systems Divi- sion is responsible for the manage- ment of COMSAT's participation in the INTELSAT (International

Telecommunications Satellite Or- ganization) and INMARSAT (In- ternational Maritime Satellite Or- ganization) global communications satellite systems. COMSAT, with headquarters in Washington, D.C., is an industry leader in satellite communications services and products.

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