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'Strawberry Road' on location at NPS . page 2 the 'Q11gl:l !fl cVolume 7 Issue 18kl1une ,1990'New' museumseeks moreof NPS' past The Avalon, capable of rescuing survivors of a disabled submarine at depths of 5,000feet, moored on its mother ship, the Delores Chouest, at the Coast Guard pier. Avalonalso provides an invaluable secondary mission, that of oceanographic research. (Photoby ]01 Ray Fredette Jr. )Rescue/research sub plieswaters under Monterey BayBy Lt. William S. Spann A Navy deep-submergence rescue vehicle, the Avalon, and its support ship, MVDelores Chouest, arrived in Monterey onMay 24 to assist the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) and NPSin the maintenance of several deep-seaoceanographic measuring devices.Avalon will provide scientists at MB ARIand NPS the ability to examine and makerepairs to measuring equipment moored inthe bay at depths up to 5,000 feet. Theseparticular instruments measure ocean current flow and collect samples of sedimentmaterial for analysis.The scientists will also use Avalon tomake observations of biological organismson the bottom of Monterey Canyon.A val on is one of two such craft in theNavy inventory. It is designed to provide aquick-reaction, worldwide, all-weathercapability for the rescue of survivors in adisabled submarine. The DSR V, as it isknown, is transportable by road, aircraft,ship or submarine and uses elaborate searchand navigational sonar, as well as closedcircuit television, to locate a disabled submarine and to pinpoint the submarine'sescape hatches.A secondary mission of the DSRV is toprovide oceanographic research assistanceto scientists when possible.The craft is propelled by electric motorspowered by silver/zinc batteries and carriesa crew of four. There are seats for 24 rescued men in the 50 foot-long submarine,which has a range of24 miles at three knots.The sub departed Thursday.With a new look capturing whatwas hot Navy technology in decadespast, the NPS museum opened recently after a complete redesign.John Sanders, deputy public affairs officer and museum curator,said that to have a vision for thefuture it's important to recognizeand understand the past."The military and academicenvironment of NPS is unique in theannals of history. What we hope tobe able to do is to reflect that past ina way that helps to show the tradition and pride the school bas," besaid.Many gaps in the school's historyremain to be filled. While displayingturn-of-the-century and World WarI-era instruments, most of whichrelate to electrical engineering,Sanders is searching for mechanicalengineering instruments, reflectingthe school's first academic program.There is also a lack of photographic documentation. Practicallyno photos are on file of the school 's1951 move from Annapolis toMonterey."I encourage faculty memberswho were on board during the moveto dig out old scrapbooks and bringin old photos. That would be mosthelpful," Sanders said.Sanders said Mick Speer, a NavalReserve photographer's mateserving his two-week active dutystint, was instrumental in creatingthe museum's unique esthetics.Speer is a videographer and exhibitdeveloper in his civilian occupation.
2the Quarterdeck June 1, 19901990 Navy ReliefDrive appears a goal-breaker with 1 week leftNow three weeks into the 1990 Navy Relief Fund Drive, Navy and Marine Corpspersonnel from area commands have pitched in nearly 50,000, about 94 percent of thecampaign goal.Almost 3,000have contributed,mainlyviamonthlyallotments. The campaign ends June 6.Lt. DeniseStitch, campaignchairperson , saidshe expects to topthe campaign goalof 52,275.44 by"at least 10 percent.""The campaign'ssuccess can be attributed to thehighly motivatedgroup of (those)soliciting contributions," she said.The Navy Relief Society is avolunteer organization designed toassist Navy andMarine Corps personnel and their dependentswithemergency aid inthe form of interloans,est-freegrants, financialJapanese film director Koreyoshi Kurahara shouts directionscounseling andto some of the JOO members ofhis movie crew while supervisingother service. Thethe filming of college campus scenes set in the 1960s. TheNPS chapter is atscenes, to be used in the movie "Strawberry Road," were shotthe base of thein front of Root and Spanagel halls Saturday, using 160 NPSstairs leading frompersonnel who had signed up to work as extras for 40 for thethe quarterdeck today. The movie is scheduled to be released in Japan next year.the basement hall(Photo by ]01 Ray Fredette Jr.)way.'Lights, camera, ikimashita'. .The Quarterdeck is published weekly by the Publii: Affairs Office·in cordance with ·NA VSO P-35. Views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Departmentof the Navy. Deadline for all submissions, including classified ads and items for thecampus calendar is noon Fridays. PAO phone numbers are 646-2023, 2024 or 3346.Superintendent . . . . . Rear Adm. Ralph W. West Jr.Provost . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Harrison ShullPublic Affairs Officer. . Cmdr. Joseph W. McGrathDeputy PAO . . . . . . . . . . . .John SandersManaging Editor. . . . . JOC (AW) Charles T. HowardCopy Editor . . . . . . . . JOI Ray Fredette Jr.Writer/photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 Davis BowdenNPS firefightersswing into actionNPS' fire department exercised its "mutual aid" muscle Wednesday, responding toa 2-alarm fire in downtown Monterey thatburned a camera store to the ground.The Monterey Fire Department fust responded to a fire at Russell's Camera Weston Alvarado Street at 3 a.rn. NPS Fire ChiefR.G. Nutt said a second alarm brought unitsfrom the school, Seaside and Pacific Grove.Final mop-up operations didn't concludeuntil about 6:30 a.m., Nutt said. The storeappeared to be a total loss, he added. Causeof the fire is under investigation. Passport infoavailable at PSDAre you preparing for a permanentchange of station or TAD trip overseas? Ifso, do you know the passport/visa requirements for the country to be visited?The U.S.A.F. Foreign Clearance Guideand the Passenger Transportation Manual(NMPCINST 4650.2A) are sources of information concerning passport requirements.Basically, there are four types of U.S.passports. They are: (1) Diplomatic, (2)Official, (3) Regular No-Fee, and (4) Regular Tourist. If you are preparing for officialgovernment travel overseas, you may berequired to have a valid passport and/orvisa.For further information, contact Personnel Support Detachment's TransportationSection located in Herrmann Hall, RoomEl22, or call ext. 2746 or .2783.04 streamlinestravel processingA recent command-wide study of travelprocessing indicates that maybe too manypersonnel are involved in the process.All 04 departmemal travel order processing are now consolidated into a few keypositions.Effective immediately, all orders will beworked on only by the following offices:- NAF funded: Isis Grant, CSSO office;- APF/FMT: Military: YN3 Winkler; civilians with Public Works; Miki Elizondo;other civilians: Kathy Weider.Submit travel requests a minimum of 4weeks in advance of the event.I
3the Quarterdeck June 1, 1990 fo your i form,ationr Job assistanceAre you at your wits end trying to take thesqueeze off the family budget?How does a part-time or full-time jobappeal to you? Visit the Spouse Employment Assistance Program Coordinator inthe Family Service Center.The SEAP coordinator assists militaryspouses, dependents, retirees and thoseindividuals within one year of retirement infinding a job. This does not mean that theSEAP coordinator actually finds jobs, butthat the FSC has job leads, workshops andinformational pamphlets on job searchstrategies, resumes and much more. Therealso is a telephone and typewriter for youruse during job search efforts.The SEAP office is located in Room039A, Herrmann Hall, just down the hallfrom the Navy Federal Credit Union. Formore information, call Petty OfficerManley at ext. 3060, or leave a message.'Classic Car' volunteersThe fifth annual Monterey Concoursand Classic Car Auction, benefiting Mealson Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula,needs volunteers for its June 15-17 event atthe fairgrounds.The event brings auto enthusiasts fromthe entire West Coast to the area, where 150antique, vintage, classic and competitioncars will be on display.Volunteers will assist with gate control,traffic control, field layout and generaloperations. Drivers will be needed for theJune 17 auction. Free lunches and admission to all the weekend's events will beprovided.Contact Don Wald, field chairman at649-4642 (days) or 624-8383 (evenings).Bargain fairThe quarterly bargain fair sponsored bythe NPS Officer Students' Wives Club willbe held from 10 a.m. to noon tomorrow.The fair is held at La Mesa ElementarySchool in La Mesa Village (folow the signsfrom Aguajito Road).This is an opportunity to pick up bargainson used clothing, toys, furnishings, babyitems and more. Admission and parkingare free.For more information, call Heidi Taylorat 373-0385.Computer ClubThere will be a general meeting of theNPS Computer Club at 7 p.m. Thursday inIngersoll 128.Boat classesPower boat classes start today from 1 to 6p.m. at the NPS marina. The fee is 10.NPS personnel wishing rent the Bostonwhaler must have a power boat qualification card.For class sign-up and more information,call ext. 2159 between 12:30 and4:30 p.m.today.Campus CalendarJUNESMTWTFS1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 zo 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 301st - NOON - LA NOVIA ROOM TOASTMASTERS MEETING ,.,,1st - 1 P.M. - NPS MARINA - POWERBeneficial suggestions can mean Carole Henderson, Jaimen Galindo andCarol DiMaggio's beneficial suggestionconcerning material requisition spreadsheets has been adopted for local implementation. This suggestion is estimated tosave NPS approximately 10,300. Allthree received a cash group award for theirparticipation in the Beneficial SuggestionProgram.James Pelis and Myrl McClain received agroup cash award for their beneficial suggestion concerning replacement of a watercooled condenser in Halligan Hall. Theirsuggestion is estimated to save NPS 1,000.Open season for enrollment in the ThriftSavings Plan, for those employees eligibleto participate. continues until July 31. ForEveryone is invited to attend.An Ashton Tate representative will present Applause, their new.graphics package,along with dBase IV and their other products.For more information, call David King atext. 2174 or 649-2322.more information, call Rita Schnyder atext. 3277.The following is a list of vacancy announcements that are open:BOAT CLASSES-(POC: THE MARINA,EXT. 2159)2nd - 10 A.M. - LA MESA ELEMENT ARY SCHOOL - QUARTERLY BARGAIN FAIR (POC: HEIDI TAYLOR. 3730385)7th - 7 P.M. - INGERSOLLFamily advocacy program spec., GS- I I;computer systems programer, GS-I I/12; electronics technician, GS-11; security specialist GS-5; administrative support assistant, GS-5!6n; systems librarian, GS-11; supervisory library technician, GS-5/6.Toconsiderthose which werepreviously opened, consult the vacancy announcements in your department or contactthe Civilian Personnel Office at ext. 200 I.There also are announcements that areopen only for a short period of time andtherefore are not listed in the Quarterdeck.128 - NPSCOMPUTER CLUB GENERALMEETING - (POC: DA YID KING. E.,XT.2174 OR 649-2322)13th - 4 P.M.- NPS GOLF COURSE 1990 SUMMER JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM - (POC: GENE NEWTON ORPETE NILLES, 646-2167)15th - MONTEREY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - STH ANNUAL MONTEREY CONCOURSE AND CLASSICCAR AUCTION - (POC: DON W ALO.649-4642 OR 624-8383)
4the Quarterdeck June 1, 1990. sports beatNPS student recently named to All-Navy, Armed Forces volleyball teamAn NPS student was recently named tothe All-Navy and U.S. Armed Forces volleyball teams. Lt. Ross Holcomb joined theAll-Navy volleyball team on April 27 andwas named a starter on the team, as well asteam captain. The navy team defeated theArmy. Marine Corps and the Air Force, butthen lost to the Air Force in the final match.After the match, Holcomb was named tothe U.S. Armed Forces team to compete inthe United States Volleyball AssociationOpen Nationals.Holcomb started the nationals in Raleigh,North Carolina as a primary passer andstrong side hitter in each match. The men'sopen division included 40 teams dividedinto eight pools of five teams each. Eachteam plays every other team in their poolonce and the top two teams from each poolentered the round of 16.The armed forces team finished 4-0 inpool play advancing to the round of 16 asthe #6 seed. They finished 2-1 in this pooland advanced to the Gold round but wereeliminated in that round. Even though theyJost in the final round this was the strongestfinish for the armed forces team since 1972.Holcomb and the armed forces team willalso compete atthe International Council ofMilitary Sports competition this summer inItaly.Junior golfThe 1990 Junior Golf Program swingsinto action on June 13 and will run everyWednesday through August 25. This program begins at 4 p.m. at the NPS golf coursefor all juniors ages eight through 17.A 35 fee includes all golf clinics, aparent/junior golf tournament on Aug. 25 ,prizes and trophy plaques and a barbequefollowing the awards.Juniors may register in the program atanytime during the summer. The teachingstaff will handle all levels of ability and cansupply necessary clubs. Gene Newton and Pete Nilles, both PGAprofessionals, will provide the instructionfor the clinic. For more information call646-2167.'' '"' '"' '"' '".,. ,.,,,,,,,., ""''"''· ' "'""''·' "'"' ' ' "' "'·' ' '"' ' ' LO VESEAT, country blue fabric, contemporary style, brand new cond., 150/For Saleobo, must sell. Call 647-14511985 AUDI 5000S, 55,000 miles, 5-spd.,am/frn cassette, a/c, 6,000 obo. Call649-6553.1988 FORD CUSTOM VAN, a/c, tv /am/frn cassette, seats 7 30,000 miles, 15,900 obo. Call 649-6553.REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE with attached side benches, built May 17, 1990, 200. Call 649-3044.1982 TOY OTA STARLET, originalowner, excel. cond. 2,000 obo. Call Sueat 899-8488.SCHWINN IO-SPEED bike, 50 obo.Call 655-3786.1977 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER, 6cyl., 4-spd., full roll cage, 3,750. Willthrow in Chevy 350 4-bolt V8 motor for 4,000.THREE TWIN BEDS w/frames, 100each obo. Two Lazy-Boy recliners, 150each obo.RECLINER, brown velour fabric, greatcond., 150/obo, must sell. Call 6471451.1986 PONTIAC FIERO, 4-cylinder,automatic, under 41K, a/c, am/frn, tiltwheel, new tires, excellent cond., 4,500. Call 655-3924.For RentFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE six minutes from NPS on quiet cul-de-sac withtrees and ocean view. 4 bed/3 bath, livingroom, dining room, fireplace, large den,sun deck. 1,400/mo. plus gas & electric.Available late September 90' to late June91'. CallDavidYostat646-2521 or3720697.4 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 bath colonial homein Quantico, VA., basement, 2 car garage,1 plus acres in North Stafford school district, 900/mo., available July 15 . Call(703) 659-3074 ask for Steve.TAHOE SEASONS RESORT (June 24July 1), swimming, tennis, in-room hottub & fireplace, sleeps 4 adults, 525.Call 649-8542.FURNISHED ROOM, (houseshare), allamenities, ultra mod. house in Monterey.June IO-August 13 only. 295. CallErika at 373-6218 evenings.At base theaters this weekendFORT ORD'S BARKER THEATER (in theMain Exchange complex near the main gate)Friday, June I - Crazy People (R)Saturday, June 2 - The First Power (R)Sunday, June 3 - The First Power (R)FORT ORD'S HANSON THEATER(on 6th Ave. north of Durham Library)Friday, June 1 - Driving Ms. Daisy (PG)Saturday, June 2 - Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles (PG)Sunday, June 3 - Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles (PG)PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY (across streetfrom chapel by the parade field)Friday, June 1 - The Fourth War (R)Saturday, June 2- Opportunity Knocks (PG13)Sunday, June 3 ·Crazy People (R)Regular showtime is 7 p.m. except where indicated. Charge is 1.50 for adults and 1 for children under12. For information about the weekly movie schedule call 242-5566.'/
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Fig. 1. Monterey Bay, California, with depth contours in fathoms. The 100-fathom contour divides Monterey Bay into 3 areas of almost equal size: (1) north slope; (2) Monterey Submarine Canyon, and (3) south slope. The dashed line indicates the course of transect. species are transients whose stay on Monterey Bay varies from a few weeks to 10 .
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