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Maniar, vice president, M. Rosen- blatt & Son, Inc.

Technical and Research Finance and Administration Committee—

David H. Klinges, vice president, marine construction, Bethlehem

Steel Corp.

Technical and Research Steering

Committee—Ronald K. Kiss, Di- rector for Shipbuilding, Office of

Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Shipbuilding and Logistics), Navy

Department.

TECHNICAL

COMMITTEES

Hull Structure Committee—Dr.

Walter M. Maclean, acting direc- tor, National Maritime Research

Center.

Hydrodynamics Committee—

Frank H. Sellars, engineer, MPR

Associates.

Marine Systems Committee—

Edward M. MacCutcheon, con- sulting engineer.

Ship Design Committee—Don- ald P. Roseman, chief naval archi- tect, Tracor Hydronautics, Inc.

Ship Production Committee—

Jesse W. Brasher, director, pro- ductivity and operational evalua- tion, Ingalls Shipbuilding.

Ship Technical Operations Com- mittee—Thomas J. Sartor Jr., vice president, chartering, Farrell

Lines, Inc.

Ships' Machinery Committee—

Thomas P. Mackey, president and general manager, Hyde Prod- ucts, Inc.

Small Craft Committee—Capt.

Richards T. Miller, USN (Ret.), naval architect and marine engineer and honorary vice president of the

Society.

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Describes New Falk Worm

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Sparton Receives $5.1-Million Modification

To Sonobuoy Order

Sparton Corporation, Sparton

Electronics Division, Jackson,

Mich., is being awarded a $5,118,279 firm-fixed-price modification to de- sign, qualify and furnish 2,100 AN/

SSQ-53D sonobuoys with LAU-126/

A launcher contianers and asso- ciated data. Work will be performed in DeLeon Springs, Fla., and is ex- pected to be completed in July 1988.

Three bids were solicited and three offers were received. The Naval Avi- onics Center, Indianapolis, Ind., is the contracting activity (N00163- 86-C-0007). "ONLY A CHOSEN FEW

COULD SURVIVE THE TRIP.''

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