LETTER TO MR. CARL E. DUCKETT FROM LEO A. KILEY

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• Publication Date: September 17, 1968
• Content Type: LETTER

OFFICE OF THE
COMMANDER
Mr. Carl E. Duckett
Deputy Director
Science and Technology
Central Intelligence Agency
2430 E Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20505
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September 17, 1968
I wish to extend to you my personal invitation to attend the 1968
Air Force Science and Engineering Symposium. The Symposium is
jointly sponsored by the Office of Aerospace Research and the Air
Force Systems Command for the purpose of demonstrating the capability
of, and giving recognition to, Air Force scientists and engineers.
This year the Symposium will be held at the Air Force Academy on 30,
31 October and 1 November. As in previous years, the presentations
will consist of papers representing'the'scope and depth of Air Force
work in the fields of research and development.
I have enclosed a preliminary program, some general information, and
housing and security forms.
I believe you will find the meeting of interest and hope you will be
able to attend. If you desire any additional information please
contact my project officer, Major R.H. Hartke, office symbol RROSS,
phone OX4-5628.
Sincerely
LEO\A. KILEY
Brigadier General, USAF
Commander
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE OF AEROSPACE RESEARCH
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22209
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM FOR THE
1968 AIR FORCE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM
WEDNESDAY, 30 OCTOBER 1968
Lobby of Auditorium F-1
Call to Order
Brig Gen Leo A. Kiley
Commander, Office of Aerospace Research
Col Roy M. Terry
Command Chaplain, USAF Academy
Lieutenant General Thomas S. Moorman
Superintendent, USAF Academy
General James Ferguson
Commander, Air Force Systems Command
Dr Donald F. Hornig, Chairman
President's Science Advisory Committee
1015 - 1230 HONOR PRESENTATIONS - (UNCLASSIFIED)
SESSION CHAIRMAN - Hon Alexander Flax
Asst Secretary for R&D, USAF
Science Achievement Presentation
( #l Air Force Association Science Award)
Engineering Achievement Presentation
( #2 Air Force Association Engineering Award)
Technical Management Achievement Presentation
( #1 Air Force Association Technical Management Award)
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1130 - 1145 BREAK
1145 Air Force Systems Command Film Highlights
1205 Office of Aerospace Research Film Highlights
1230- 1400 . LUNCH - OFFICERS OPEN MESS
1400 - 1530 TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Session I-A Medicine (U)
Session I-B Environmental Test Facilities (U)
Session I-C Electronic Warfare (S)
1530 -1545 BREAK
1730
.1930
2100
0930 - 1200
1200 - 1400
1400 - 1530
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Session II-A Materials Research (U)
Session II-B Space (U)
Session II-C Weapons & Operations (S)
BUSES DEPART FOR OFFICERS OPEN MESS & MOTELS
BUSES DEPART OFFICERS OPEN MESS
BUSES DEPART OFFICERS OPEN MESS
THURSDAY, 31 OCTOBER 1968
GENERAL SESSION - Auditorium H-2
Chairman: Irving R. Mirman
Special Asst. to the Commander, AFSC
Invited Presentation: Gunship II (S)
A study of in-house response to a unique
operational requirement. (ASD)
Tour of USAF Academy
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Session III-A Solid State Devices (U)
Session III-B F-111A Propulsion & Avionics (C)
Session III-C Technical Management (S)
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Session IV-A Applications of BioMedicine (U)
Session IV-B Avionics (S)
Session IV-C Infra Red Developments (S)
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BUSES DEPART FOR MOTELS
BUSES DEPART MOTEL FOR OFFICERS OPEN MESS
SOCIAL HOUR - OFFICERS OPEN MESS
AWARDS BANQUET (INFORMAL)
TOASTMASTER
Brig Gen Raymond A. Gilbert
Director of Laboratories, AFSC
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
Lieutenant General Joseph R. Holzapple
Deputy Chief of Staff (R&D), Hq USAF
ADDRESS
Brig Gen Robin Olds
Commandant of Cadets, USAF Academy
2200
FRIDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 1968
0900
- 1030
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
1030
- 1045
Session V-A Solid State Physics (U)
Session V-B Environmental Sciences (C)
Session V-C Electro-optical Instrumentation (S)
COFFEE BREAK
GENERAL SESSION - Honor Presentations
Chairman: Dr John C. Fisher
Air Force Chief Scientist
1. General B.A. Schriever Award Presentation
(Most Outstanding Technical Achievement by
Junior Officer)
2. Patricia Kayes Glass Award Presentation
(Most Outstanding Technical Accomplishment
by a Woman)
Brig Gen Leo A. Kiley
Commander, Office of Aerospace Research
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TECHNICAL SESSIONS
SESSION I WEDNESDAY - 1400 - 1530
Session I-A: Medicine (U)
Chairman: Dr Roland B. Mitchell, Chief, Biological Sciences Div, AND. AFSC
"The Production of Restricted Lesions in the Central Nervous System by Chemical
Means" (U)
Capt Donald F. Buxton, USAF AF Aeromedical Research Laboratory, AND, AFSC
"Development of Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment for Altitude Decompression Sickness" (U)
Lt Col Robert G. McIver, USAF, MC Hq, Aerospace Medical Division, AFSC
"Accelerated Methods and Devices for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious
Diseases" (U)
Walter M. Sellers, School of Aerospace Medicine, AMD, AFSC
Session I-B: Environmental Test Facilities (U)
Chairman: Don R. Eastman, Technical. Advisor, AEDC
The Design of an MHD Accelerator for Creating Very High Energy Aerodynamic
Test Flows" (U)
Capt E.E Goins, Arnold Engineer Development Center, AFSC
"Rare Earth-Zirconia Storage Heaters Providing Flight Simulation for Air Breathing
Propulsion Systems." (U)
Capt L.L. Fehrenbacher, AF Aerospace Research Laboratory, OAR
"Laboratory Simulation of the Service Noise Environment for Sonic Fatigue
Qualification Testing of Aircraft Structures" (U)
Otto F. Maurer, AF Flight Dynamics Laboratories
Session I-C: Electronic Warfare (S)
Chairman: Thomas H. Dalehite, Chief Scientist, Armament Development & Test
Center, AFSC
"A Selective Communications Disruptor" (S)
Marvin R. Clinch, Rome Air Development Center, AFSC, Vincent J. Nardozza,
Rome Air Development Center, AFSC
"A Method of Degrading Track-on-Jam?Capability of Surface-to-Air Missile Systems" (S)
Ingwald 0. Haugen, ADTC, AFSC
'Prediction of Radar/Jamming Effectiveness" (S)
Capt Edward B. Breck, ADTC, AFSC
Presented by 2/Lieutenant Thomas J. Faber
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SESSION II.., WEDNESDAY - 1545 - 1715
Session II-A: Materials Research (U)
Chairman: Col Gage H. Crocker, Commander, Frank J. Seiler Rsch Lab, OAR
"Studies in Organometallic Chemistry - A Novel Synthesis of Ruthenocenes" (U)
Lt George J. Gauthier, Frank J. Seiler Research Laboratory, OAR
"Development of Nitroso Rubber for Improved Performance of Missile System" (U)
J.K. Sieron, AF Materials Laboratory, AFSC
"Fiber Technology - Spinning and Drawing of a Fused-Ring Polymer" (U)
Walter H. Gloor, AF Materials Laboratory, AFSC
Session II-B: Space (U)
Chairman: Dr H.J.P. von Ohain, Chief Scientist, Aerospace Reserach Laboratories
OAR
"Electron Density Reduction in the Re-Entry Plasma Sheath." (U)
D. Jacavanco, AF Cambridge Research Labs, OAR
"Vela IV "Lid" Experiment - Space Evaluation of Lithium Diffused Solar Cells" (U)
Capt A.H. Hayden, USAF, Space and Missile Systems Organization, AFSC
"Photoelectric Measurement of Specular Glints from Orbiting Spacecraft" (U)
R.C. Vanderburgh, AF Aerospace Research Laboratories, OAR
Session II-C: Weapons and Operations (S)
Chairman: Col M.D. Sprinkel, Commander, Office of Research Analyses, OAR
"Minuteman Ordnance Reliability and Service Life Program" (U)
L. K. Norseth, Ogden Air Material Area, Air Force Logistics Command
"A Computer Optimization Study of a Three-Dimensional Model of an Engagement
Between a Surface-toAir Missile and a Tactical Aircraft" (S)
Maj J.F. Schaefer, Frank J. Seiler Rsch Lab, OAR, l/Lt M. Ciletti, Frank
J. Seiler Rsch Lab, OAR, l/Lt G. Cook, Frank J. Seiler Rsch Lab, OAR , Capt
D.H. deDoes, Frank J. Seiler Rsch Lab, OAR
"A Strategic Analysis of Ballistic Missile Defense Systems" (U)
R.A. Anderson Office of Research Analyses, OAR, C.A. Feuchter, Office of
Research Analyses, OAR, Lt Col H.O. Hall, Office of Research Analyses, OAR,
Dr B.J. Manz, Office of Research Analyses, OAR
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Session III-A: Solid State Device)
Chairman: Dr William J. Price, Executive Director, AFOSR
"Research on Thin Film Schottky Barrier and its Application in Specific Devices" (U)
Dr Fritz Schwermeyer, AF Avionics Laboratory, AFSC
"Stress at the Si-Si02 Interface and its Relationship to Interface States and
Metallization Problems in Silicon Devices" (U)
Clyde H. Lane, Rome Air Development Center, AFSC
"Comparison of Radiation Tolerance of Transistor Types" (U)
R. Buchanan, AF Cambridge Research Labs, OAR, R. Dolan, AF Cambridge Rsch
Labs, OAR, W. Shedd, AF Cambridge Research Labs, OAR
Session III-B: F-111A Propulsion and Avionics (C)
Chairman: Dr John Keto, Chief Scientist, Aeronautical Systems Division, AFSC
"F-111A Inlet Redesign to Achieve Engine/Inlet Capability" (C)
F.T. Rall, Jr., Aeronautical Systems Div, AFSC. Dr Demetruis Zonars, AFFDL,
AFSC
"Integration of Attack and Terrain Following Radars in F-111A Aircraft"
Sidney Tomberg, Aeronautical Systems Division, AFSC
Session III-C: Technical Management S)
Chairman: W. Lee Coleman, Deputy Assistant, DCS/Systems, Hq AFSC
"Methodology and Organization for Nuclear Survivability/Vulnerability Analyses" (C)
Edward Baklini, AF Special Weapons Center, AFSC
"Methodology for the Analysis of Foreign Aerospace Research, Development, Test
and Production Resources Investments" (S)
Charles A. Mangio, Foreign Technology Division, AFSC
"Methodology for Urban/Missile Defense Trade-Off Analyses" (S)
Col H.G. Hoover, USAF, Maj J.P. Ditz, USAF, Maj J.G. Daye, USAF,
DSC/Development Plans, Hq AFSC
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Session IV-A: Applications of BioMedicine (U)
Chairman: Col George Schaefer, Commander, School of Aerospace Medicine, AMD,AFSC
"Physiological Signal Telemetry Systems and Television Data Display Techniques"(U)
Adolf R. Marko, Aerospace Medical Research Labs, AMD, AFSC
"Fire Protection in Oxygen Enriched Atomosphere - Protection and Extinguishment" (U)
Capt Donald I. Carter, USAF, Hq Aerospace Medical Division, AFSC
"In-House Contributions to Design and Construction of Devices for Biomedical
Monitoring, Training and Experimental Support" (U)
Master Sergeant Henry B. Whitmore, USAF, AF School of Aerospace Medicine,
AND, AFSC
Session IV-B: Avionics (S)
Chairman: Peter R. Murray, Deputy Director of Laboratories, AFSC
"Performance Evaluation of Contrast Trackers" (C)
Capt D.W. Welp, AF Missile Development Center, AFSC. Capt P.G. Kaminski,
AF Missile Dev Center, AFSC
"An Investigation and Desien~of Improved Guidance Schenes_-_f or Air-to-Air Missiles"(U)
Lt R. organ;Ar Force Academy
"Airborne Magawatt Power Generation by MHD and Some Applications"
R.R.Barthelmy, AF Aero Propulsion Lab, AFSC, E.T. Mahefky, AF Aero Propulsion
Lab, AFSC, J.D. Reams, AF Aero Propulsion Lab, AFSC
"A new Method for Determining Gyroscope Short Term Drift Characteristics" (U)
Judith G. Koestler, AF Missile Development Center, AFSC
Session IV-C: Infrared Developments (S)
Chairman: Col P.G. Atkinson, Jr., Commander, Aerospace Research Labs, OAR
"A Study of Infrared Radiation and its Suppression from the Exhaust Plumes of
Jet Aircraft During Afterburner Aerations" (S)
l/Lt. M.E.Morrison, AF Aerospace Research Labs, OAR, K. Scheller, AF Aerospace
Research Labs, OAR
"Gallium Arsenide Lasers: A New Dimension in Night Strip Photography" (C)
Herman Fledel, AF Avionics Laboratory, Afsc
"Electronic Target Enhancement in IR Reconnaissance" (C)
Lt W.E. Alexander, AF Cambridge Research Laboratories, OAR
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SESSION V FRIDAY - 0900 - 1030
Session V-A: Solid State Physics (U)
Chairman: Dr John N. Howard, Chief Scientist, AFCRL, OAR
"Probing the Electronic Qualities of Crystals by Pressure" (U)
D.W. Langer, AF Aerospace Research Labs, OAR
'Energy Decay Observations in Ruby Lasers" (U)
C.M. Stickley, AF Cambridge Rsch Labs, OAR, E.E. Hoell, AF Cambridge Rsch
Labs, OAR, C.C. Gallagher, AF Cambridge Rsch Labs, OAR, R.A Bradbury, AF
Cambridge Research Labs, OAR
"Modern Thermal-Imaging Techniques for High Temperature Research" (U)
W.W. Field, AF Cambridge Research Labs, OAR, R.W. Wagner, AF Cambridge
Research Labs, OAR
Session V-B: Environmental Sciences (C)
Chairman: Col Dale J. Flinders, Commander, AFCRL, OAR
"Electrical Structure of Aerospace" (U)
Rita C. Sagalyn, AF Cambridge Research Laboratories, OAR
Simultaneous Rada
"Simultaneous Radar, Aircraft & Meteorological Investigations of Clear Air
Turbulence" (U)
K.M. Glover, AF Cambridge Rsch Labs, OAR, R.J. Boucher, AF Cambridge Rsch
Labs, OAR, H. Ottersten, AF Cambridge Rsch Labs, OAR, K. R. Hardy, AF Cambridge
Rsch Labs, OAR
" The Effect of Gravity Anomalies in the Launch Region on Minuteman Trajectories"(C)
Neil J. Simmons, Hq, Aeronautical Chart& Information Center
Session V-C: Electro-Optical Instrumentation (S)
Chairman: Stanley Radom, Technical Director, AF Western Test Range, AFSC
"Ballistic Impact Flash Measurement" (U)
Capt J.B. Abernathy, AF Institute of Technology, Maj Wm Goldbert, AF Institute
of Technology
'Measurement of Spectral Shift of High Energy Ruby Lasers with a Pulsed Spectro-
meter" (U)
Harold D. Newby, AF Eastern Test Range, AFSC
"Long Range Electro-Optical Photography Applied to Ballisitc Missile Operations" (S)
Kingston A. George, AF Western Test Range, AFSC
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GENERAL INFORMATION
1968 AIR FORCE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM
1. This year's symposium will be held at the United States Air Force
Academy. The Academy is located near the Rampart Range of the Rockies,
about 10 miles north of Colorado Springs and approximately 55 miles south
of Denver. The city of Colorado Springs is readily accessible by auto,
bus, rail and airline service from Denver. Military aircraft facilities
are available at Peterson Field in Colorado Springs.
2. As in the past, the Science and Engineering Symposium will consist of
presentations of outstanding Air Force papers in the fields of Science,
Engineering and Technical Management. This information packet including
the preliminary program, along with registration, security and housing
information is the initial announcement of the program content and the
schedule. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the OAR
Project Officer at the following address:
Major R. Hartke
Hq OAR (RROSS)
1400 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, Va. 22209
3. Housing: VOQ facilities at the Air Force Academy are very limited and
it is anticipated that they will fill rapidly. To avoid tedious preparation
of non-availability slips military attendees should have the statement
"Utilization of Government Quarters would be Impractical" typed on their
orders. Arrangements have been made to reserve rooms at the Ramada Inn
and the Palmer House motels. Both motels are on the outskirts of Colorado
Springs convenient to most city services. Speakers and guests should state
their room and location preference on the space provided on the housing
preference form.
4. Area Transportation: Transportation from the commercial air terminal
to the motels will not be provided. An airport limousine and taxi service is
available for this purpose. Arrivals travelling on military aircraft will
be provided bus service to the motel area. Buses will be provided for
attendees from the motels to the symposium and returning in the evening.
Because of construction on the Academy grounds, parking is extremely limited.
Persons using rental cars in the Colorado Springs area should plan to leave
them at the motel and ride the bus to and from symposium sessions.
5. Meals: Breakfast may be obtained at the motels (or for VOQ residents
at the Officers Open Mess). Lunches on 30 and 31 October will be at the
Officers Open Mess. No special lunch program is planned for 1 Nov., however
bus transportation to the Officers Open Mess will be available.
Evening meals may be obtained at the Officers Open Mess, the motels, or
in the Colorado Springs area. The Awards Banquet is scheduled for Thursday
evening, 31 Oct. A social hour, with a pay-as-you-go bar, is planned for
the hour preceeding the banquet. Please indicate, on the housing form,
banquet and social hour attendance.
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6. Clothing: The weather at the Air Force Academy is likely to be changeable
in late October. Residents advise a lightweight suit and a raincoat or
water repellant topcoat. Military personnel should wear the lightweight Class
A uniform. (Fairchild Hall is in the Cadet area and Class A uniforms are
required when the cadets are in residence).
Dress for the awards banquet will be a business suit for civilians and
the blue uniform for the Air Force personnel.
7. Security: Portions of the symposium will be classified both CONFIDENTIAL
and SECRET. All persons planning to attend the symposium should forward the
attached security form to OAR prior to 15 Oct 68.
Speakers desiring to send classified presentation material to the Academy
should send it through channels to Lt Col Harold Beck, FJSRL, USAF Academy,
Colorado 80840, At least two weeks should be allowed for handling, and
a letter of explanation should accompany the package. Material should
be clearly labled "1968 Science & Engineering Symposium - Hold for (Sender)."
This material may be claimed by contacting the information desk at the symposium.
8. Registration: Registration for the symposium will be on 30 Oct 68 be-
tween 0730 - 0900 hours. The enclosed personal registration information
should be completed and returned to Hq OAR in the enclosed envelope. This
will facilitate registration at the Academy in that attendees need only
check in.
A security check of attendees will take place each morning of the
symposium.
9. Football: For attendees who are interested in sports, the Air Force
Academy football team is playing North Carolina on 2 Nov, 1968. Tickets
will be available at the Academy on 30 Oct, however, motel reservations
should be made in conjunction with the symposium. Indicate on the housing
form if you desire to stay until 2 Nov for the football game.
10. If you plan to attend, please have the enclosed forms filled out and
mailed to Hq OAR by 30 Sept.
These forms will serve to identify you during your visit to the Academy
and along with housing information, will be maintained in the Command Post
or Information Center.
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SECURITY CLEARANCE DATA
for the
1968 AIR FORCE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM
30 October to 1 November 1968
SPONSORED BY: Office of Aerospace Research and Air Force Systems Command, Department of the Air Force
LOCATION: USAF Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Part 1: To be completed by applicant.
NAME LAST, FIRST, MRV)LE)
SIGNATURE
TITLE & POSITION (If militarv include )?,rode and service number)
Part Il: To be completed by applicant's Security Officer - NOT applicant.
A. PERaQhL
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EARANCE
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PLACE OF BIRTH
DATE OF BIRTH
(:LESRANCE LEVEL
ISSUED BY
DATE
CITIZENSHIP
ALIEN REG. NO. (For immigrant aliens only)
FACILITY CLE RAN
CLEARANCE LEVEL
ISSUED BY
DATE
C. OFFICIAL CLASSIFIED MAILADDRESS _
ORGANIZATION
BOX STREET & NUMBER
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS CORRECT
D. I
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SECURITY OFFICER (Tope or Print)
SIGNATURE
DATE
TELEPHONE NUMBER (Include : 1re:i Code or Autovoo No.)
Part III: NEED TO KNOW - MUST BE COMPLETED BY GOV'T PROJECT OR CONTRACTING OFFICER*
APPLICABLE CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
I CERTIFY THAT THE APPLICAN7'S AC'('P.SS TO THE INFORMA TION TO BE DISCLOSED AT THIS CONFERENCE
IS NECESSARY AND IS IN THE INTEREST OF NATIONAL DEFENSE.
NAME OF PROJECT OR CONTRACTING ACTIVITY
(Print or Type)
NAME OF AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL (Typed)
SIGNATURE
DATE
*INOT REQUIRED FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (INCLUDING MILITARY)
NOTE: THE APPLICANT MAY NOT BE ADMITTED TO THE CONFERENCE IF THIS FORM, PROPERLY COMPLETED, IS
NOT RECEIVED AT THE ADDRESS GIVEN BELOW BY 15 OCTOBER 1968.
RETURN THIS FORM TO: Office of Aerospace Research (RRI)
1400 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Va 22209
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