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ASNE Day Preview (continued) 10 a.m.—"Control of the Topside Elec- tromagnetic Environment," by Charles J.

Gallagher.

Diplomat Room—Session 3B

Moderators: Harlan T. Haller and Allen G.

Ford, assistant. 8:30 a.m.—"SFS—The 55-Knot Sealift

Ship," by John 0. Bowden and Gerald D.

Embry. 9:15 a.m.—"Estimation of Structural

Service Life of Ships," by Bilal M. Ayyub,

Gregory J. White and Edward S. Purcell. 10 a.m.—"Comparative Assessment of

U.S. and Foreign Buoy Tenders," by Capt.

James W. Kehoe, USN (Ret ), Kenneth S.

Brower and Lt. Cmdr. John G. Tuttle,

USCG.

Blue Room—Session 3C

Moderators: William B. Morgan and

Bruce H. Barber, assistant. 8:30 a.m.—"Full Scale Trials of Pre-Swirl

Vanes and Modified Propellers," by Robert

D. Sedat, Edward S. Purcell, and Carol L.

Hervey. 9:15 a.m.—"Hydrodynamic Evaluation of

Hull Forms with Podded Propellers." by Bill

Cheng, Janet S. Dean, Ronald W. Miller and

William L. Cave III. 10 a.m.—"The Navy, Industry and Diesel

Propulsion for Submarines, 1914-1940," by

Gary E. Weir. 11-11:45 a.m.—ISHERWOOD LECTURE.

Regency Ballroom "An Unsinkable Navy," by Dr. Edward

Teller. 2 p.m.—Annual Business Meeting. Palla- dian Room, for all members.

Palladian Room-Session 4A

Moderators: Rear Adm. Malcolm MacKin- non III, USN and Gary L. Jayne, assistant. 2:45 p.m.—"Risk Management in Repair

Work Decision Making," by Bertram D.

Smith Jr. 3:30 p.m.—"Standard Hardware Acquisi- tion and Reliability Program," by Larry W.

Weaver.

Diplomat Room—Session 4B

Moderators: William N. Sweet and Philip

Covich, assistant. 2:45 p.m.—"Technology Gaming," by

Dale K. Pace and David D. Moran. 3:30 p.m.—"A Methodology for Quantify- ing Interoperability," by Dennis R. Mensh,

Robert S. Kite and Paul H. Darby.

Blue Room—Session 4C

Moderators: Rear Adm. William C. Wyatt.

USN (Ret.) and Charles M. Atchison, assist- ant. 2:45 p.m.—"Naval Lithium Battery Safe- ty Program," by Stanley C. Shuler and John

W. Moranski. 3:30 p.m.—"Current-Limiting Protector for Low-Voltage High-Current Applications," by Franklin T. Emery and Jiing L. Wu.

Blue Room 7-8 p.m.—ASNE RECEPTION—for ban- quet ticket holders.

Regency Ballroom 8 p.m.—Banquet—presided over by Dr.

Alfred Skolnick, president, ASNE. Black tie or dinner dress uniform required. Presenta- tion of awards.

ASNE 89 Exhibitors

Company Booth

Acurex S4

ADTECH 49

Aeronav Labs 3

Aeroquip 22

Alco Power 137

Alcoa/Tre 16

Allison Gas Turbine 244

Alpha Laval Separator 215

American Bureau of Shipping 50

American Management Systems . . .250

Appleton Marine 13

Aqua-Chem 59

Avon/lmtra 140

Bath Iron Works 112

BMT International 247

CACI-Federal 98

Carleton Technologies 71

Casde 246

Caterpillar 125

CDI Marine 51

Centrico 232

Cincinnati Gear 34

Cla-val 67

CMB Industries-Bailey 131

Colt Industries-

Fairbanks Morse 55

Combination Pump Valve 1

Combustion Engineering 108

Computervision 177

CISCO 6

Contromatics 176

Crane Resistoflex 153

CTI Industries 174

Cummins Engine 118

Cunningham Marine Hydraulics . . . .111

David Taylor NSRDC 192

Dayton Brown 14

Deere 87

Designers & Planners 149

Deutsch 128

Direction Des Constructions

Navales 5

Diversified Technologies 242

Doane, L.C 210

Dresser Pump/Worthington 16

Dresser-Rand 218

Dundics' Enterprises —

Dynabrade —

EES/Eltech

EG&G Sealol 72

Envirovac 65

ENVISIONS 3

Falk 239

Federal Resources 21

Fire Tech Rep 94

Flagg, Stanley G 117

FMC-Naval Systems 33

Furmanite 172

GE (Creatacor) 221/22

GE/RCA Aerospace & Defense .... 27

Gibbs & Cox 113

Hays/Div. of Romac —

Hemisphere Dev. Services 127

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