NAWCWPNS Fellow Program

The Naval Weapons Center (now Naval Air Warefare Center), China Lake, established the Fellow program in 1988 to provide recognition to those individuals who make continued and outstanding technical contributions. R. David Pogge was selected to be a fellow in the third year of the program.

The Fellow program is still active, but the Naval Air Warfare Center no longer includes the list of Fellows on its web page. Below is a copy of the Fellow web page as it appeared in 1995.

The NAWCWPNS Fellow Program

List of Fellows: Current Status - China Lake - 1995; Current Status - Pt. Mugu - 1995
Active Roster, Including Emeriti: China Lake; Pt. Mugu
Emeriti: Retired or Transferred: China Lake; Pt. Mugu

In Memoriam

HISTORICAL NOTE

Fellow programs were established at the Pacific Missile Test Center (PMTC), Pt. Mugu, in 1984 and at the Naval Weapons Center (NWC), China Lake, in 1988 to provide recognition to those individuals who make continued and outstanding technical contributions.

The two fellow programs used different selection processes but imposed similar requirements for selection as a fellow. When the Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC) was formed, PMTC and NWC were among the facilities consolidated under the NAWC Weapons Division (NAWCWPNS). Because the fellow programs at Pt. Mugu and China Lake were the only fellow programs of their type within NAWCWPNS and because these two programs were similar, they were merged into a single program: the NAWCWPNS Fellow Program. All PMTC and NWC Fellows were automatically included as NAWCWPNS Fellows.

Any NAWCWPNS facility is entitled to participate in the NAWCWPNS Fellow Program if it chooses. The current governing instruction is NAWCWPNSINST 12400.1 of 29 September 1993.

THE NAWCWPNS FELLOW PROGRAM

A major factor in the success of the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWPNS) is the innovative talent of our Scientists, Engineers, Mathematicians, and other Technologists. The NAWCWPNS Fellow Program provides formal peer recognition for those individuals who make continued and outstanding technical contributions to the success of NAWCWPNS.

To be recognized as a Fellow, a person must be recognized as a leading expert in his or her field and will have made identifiable original technical contributions critical to the success of NAWCWPNS programs. Patent and/or publication activity and recognition of capability by the technical community outside of NAWCWPNS is typical.

A Senior Fellow will have clearly extended the state of the art in his or her field and made sustained, wide-ranging, and crucial contributions to NAWCWPNS programs. Patent and/or publication activity and recognition by the technical community outside of NAWCWPNS is expected.

A Distinguished Fellow will have made pioneering developments in one or more technical fields of direct benefit to NAWCWPNS. In addition, he or she will be a nationally or internationally recognized expert with significant patent and publication activity.

Conversion to Emeritus status is automatic if a Fellow is or becomes a line manager (Branch or above) or retires.

Also, a minimum history of contribution to the success of NAWCWPNS programs is required: 12 years for a Fellow, 17 years for a Senior Fellow, and 20 years for a Distinguished Fellow.

To retain the ability of the NAWCWPNS Fellow Program to distinguish truly outstanding technical contributions, only a limited fraction of the technical population shall be so designated (technical population is the number of NAWCWPNS technical employees). The number of Fellows is limited to 3%, Senior Fellows to 0.75%, and Distinguished Fellows to 0.25% of the technical population.

The selection process begins with nomination by a NAWCWPNS employee. Selection requires approval by a department technical staff selection committee, a Fellow Selection Committee, and finally a majority vote of all Fellows. The surviving nominations are then sent to the Deputy Commanders for Research and Development (R&D) and Test and Evaluation (T&E) for comment and formal approval.

As the recognized leaders of the technical community, all designees bear the responsibility for maintaining the capability, technical image, and morale of NAWCWPNS. This can be accomplished by, but is not limited to:

Involvement in promoting activities for increased technical productivity, training, patent and publication awareness, etc.
Involvement in the review of appropriate independent exploratory development, bid and proposal, and independent research proposals as technical experts.
Contributions to internal and external technical publications.
Nomination of candidates for Fellows.
Acting as technical role model or mentor for other technologists.
Membership on appropriate technical boards/committees.

The NAWCWPNS Fellow Program is defined by NAWCWPNSINST 12400.1 of 29 September 1993. Administration of the program is shown in the following figure:

NOTE:

This directory will be updated. If you find errors or omissions, please send the data to:

Pam Overfelt, Code 474180D

LIST OF FELLOWS

CURRENT STATUS - CHINA LAKE - 1995

Afendykiw, Marko Dist. Fellow Active 472220D

Alltop, Dr. William O. Fellow Emeritus* Retired

Anderson, Vernon A. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Andes, Dr. David K. Sr. Fellow Active 471AF0D

Ankeney, Philip Fellow Deceased

Atwood, Alice I. Fellow Active 474310D

Austin, Dr. Carl Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Baer, Dr. A. Donald Fellow Active 471AF0D

Banura, George A. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Bennett, Dr. Harold E. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Bennett, Dr. Jean M. Dist. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Berry, Dr. Robert Fellow Emeritus Retired

Bevan, Dr. Edward J. Fellow Active 471320D

Blazek, Henry F. Fellow Active 474210D

Boggs, Thomas L. (Thom) Sr. Fellow Emeritus 474300D

Bowen, Philip W. Fellow Active 471320D

Bowling, Donald R. Fellow Active 474160D

Braun, Jack Sr. Fellow Active 473410D

Bumgardner, Jon Fellow Active 472260D

Burdette, William Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Carter, Russell D. Fellow Active 471310D

Chan, Dr. May L. Fellow Active 474310D

Chan, Dr. William H. L. Fellow Active 472G40D

Chew, Richard Fellow Active 472210D

Clark, Keith Fellow Active 472130D

Clayson, Arthur Fellow Active 473440D

Compton, Warren Fellow Emeritus Retired

Covino, Dr. Josephine Fellow Emeritus Transferred to OSD

Decker, Dr. Donald L. Fellow Active 474160D

Dinger, Robert Fellow Emeritus Transferred to NOSC

Duffy, Harold A. Fellow Active 523100D

Dykema, W. B. (Bill) Fellow Active 411220D

Elson, Dr. J. Merle Sr. Fellow Active 474400D

Finnegan, Stephen A. Fellow Active 474330D

Frederickson, Charles L. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Frisbee, Belmont (Monte) Fellow Active 455520D

Fryer, Richard E. Fellow Active 4E0000D

Fujiwara, Edna Fellow Active 471250D

Gibeault, Michael J. Fellow Active 472430D

Giegerich, Louis J., Jr Fellow Deceased

Gillespie, Daniel Sr. Fellow Active 4744A0D

Gould, Albert Sumner, Jr. Fellow Active 471230D

Hall, Carl W. Fellow Active 471AB0D

Hall, David H. Fellow Active 418000D

Halsey, Carl C. Fellow Active 473420D

Hanson, Richard W. Fellow Active 472410D

Hartman, Herbert G. (Jerry) Fellow Active 472250D

Hayes, Dr. George A. Sr. Fellow Emeritus* Retired

Heimdahl, Olaf E. (Ross) Fellow Active 474330D

Hennings, George Fellow Active 473330D

Hewer, Dr. Gary Sr. Fellow Active 4713C0D

Heydlauff, Bruce M. Fellow Active 4723E0D

Hicks, Theodore A. Fellow Active 473120D

Hinman, Daryl Fellow Active 472120D

Hoban, Fay A. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Hollins, Dr. Richard A. Fellow Active 474220D

Holtrop, John W. Fellow Active 418300D

Hughes, Richard Smith Dist. Fellow Active 4723E0D

Jacobs, Flint W. Fellow Active 472F20D

Johnson, Charles A. Fellow Emeritus 475000D

Jones, Dr. Charles R. Fellow Active 41L300D

Joy, Robert L. Fellow Active 472310D

Joyner, John Fellow Emeritus Retired

Kauffman, Dr. Karl C. Fellow Active 474220D

Keller, Patrick N. Sr. Fellow Active 522C00D

Klabunde, Richard R. Fellow Active 471320D

Koch, Albert Fellow Emeritus Retired

Kraeutle, Dr. Karl Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lepie, Dr. Albert H. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lind, Douglas Fellow Deceased

Lind, Judith H. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lowe-Ma, Charlotte K. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lucas, Dr. Bruce T. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lucas, Dr. Lee W. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Lundstrom, Eric A. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Transferred

Magorian, Ray W. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Malik, John Fellow Active 472260D

Marrs, C. Denton Fellow Active 474180D

Martin, Dr. Jorge M. Fellow Active 474400D

McCauley, Howard Fellow Active 471130D

McDonough, Joseph M. Fellow Emeritus Retired

McKenzie, Joe A. Sr. Fellow Active 472440D

McManis, Jim Fellow Active 455130D

McNiel, Oran E. Fellow Active 455540D

McVay, James V. Fellow Active 473330D

Merritt, Dr. Ronald G. Fellow Active 473140D

Miles, Dr. Melvin H. Fellow Active 474230D

Mills, George T. Fellow Active 543300D

Mosko, Joseph A. Dist. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Moulton, Marc L. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Nadler, Dr. Melvin P. Fellow Active 474230D

Nielsen, Dr. Arnold T. Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Norris, Dr. William P. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Overfelt, Pamela L. Fellow Active 474180D

Ozunas, Gary Fellow Active 471130D

Pakulak, Jack M., Jr. Fellow Active 473430D

Paolino, Donald D. Fellow Active 472230D

Parr, Dr. Timothy P. Fellow Active 474320D

Pearson, John Dist. Fellow Emeritus* Retired

Pheysey, Robert L. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Pogge, R. David Fellow Active 525300D

Porteus, Dr. James O. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Quist, Donald G. Fellow Active 471130D

Reed, Dr. Russell Sr. Fellow Active 474310D

Richter, Herbert Sr. Fellow Active 4743A0D

Ricks, Dr. Douglas W. Fellow Active 455510D

Riddoch, Barrie L. Fellow Active 471320D

Rieger, James L. Fellow Deceased

Rogerson, Donald J., Jr. Fellow Active 528210D

Roush, Gregory C. Fellow Active 455520D

Rupp, Dr. Russell D. Fellow Active 411220D

Saitz, Dorothy Fellow Active 418200D

Schadow, Dr. Klaus Sr. Fellow Active 474320D

Schriner, David A. Fellow Active 526100D

Seybold, John Fellow Active 4723E0D

Shlanta, Dr. Alexis Fellow Active 420000D

Skatvold, Arthur (Ron) Fellow Active 472210D

Smith, Dr. Robert D. Sr. Fellow Active 4713C0D

Smith, Stanley T. (Ted) Fellow Emeritus Retired

Stevens, Gerald L. Fellow Active 471320D

Stokes, Dr. James L. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Swenson, Richard M. Fellow Active 471330D

Tanaka, Wayne H. Fellow Active 455500D

Towner, Floyd E. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Walters, William T. (Bill) Fellow Active 471240D

Weeks, James A. Fellow Active 471230D

Wenzl, Bernard Fellow Emeritus 472G60D

Wetzel, Kenneth R. Fellow Active 471310D

White, David J. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Wiitala, Bradley W. Fellow Active 41L100D

Woodworth, William Sr. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Yee, Joe Fellow Emeritus Retired

Yee, Rena Yang Fellow Active 474230D

Younkin, Gene W. Fellow Deceased

*Emeritus = no longer primarily doing technical work, or retired.

LIST OF FELLOWS

CURRENT STATUS - POINT MUGU - 1995

Armstrong, Ronald Fellow Active 523200E

Ashley, Carl G. Fellow Active 529110E

Ayub, David J. Fellow Active 4KL000E

Bolen, Dwight L. Fellow Active 525300E

Burge, Albert Fellow Emeritus* Retired

Chan, Hin Kan Fellow Active 413200E

Cobbs, James S. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Cooper, Guy F. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Cox, J. William Fellow Emeritus Retired

Cozatt, James Fellow Active 411240E

Croson, Eddie B. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Damron, Mark H. Fellow Emeritus Transferred

Davis, Roger A. Fellow Active 531500E

DeJong, Eric Fellow Emeritus Retired

Dunham, Dale C. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Dunham, Donald J. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Eichblatt, Emil Fellow Active 539100E

Elliott, Francis Fellow Active 454310E

Ellison, Paul Fellow Emeritus Retired

Everett, Douglas Fellow Emeritus Transferred

Franz, Harry W., Jr. Fellow Active 454310E

Gierut, Ralph M. Fellow Active 454600E

Gillespie, Gerrard L. Fellow Active 4KM400E

Hamilton, Robert E. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Harbold, G. James, Jr. Fellow Active 543100E

Hobson, James E. Fellow Active 539400E

Houlberg, Christian L. Fellow Active 543200E

Isaac, Donald Fellow Active 452200E

Johnson, Larry Fellow Active 454320E

Kaloi, Cyril Fellow Emeritus Retired

Knudsen, Kenneth C. Fellow Active 4KL200E

Krogue, Elmer Fellow Active 534300E

Law, Eugene L. Fellow Active 543200E

Ledebur, Charles Fellow Emeritus Retired

Leonard, David P. Fellow Active 4KMA00E

Louck, Carl Fellow Active 110000E

Lyle, Kenneth, S. Fellow Active 539300E

Marvin, Peter Fellow Deceased

Massey, James C. Fellow Active 4KL300E

McKay, Clark Fellow Active 560000E

McPartland, Phillip Fellow Active 4KM100E

Meeker, D. Brent Fellow Active 531100E

Melton, David Fellow Active 454310E

Mensa, Dean L. Fellow Emeritus Retired

Mills, Grant Fellow Active 522C00E

Nofrey, Bruce Sr. Fellow Active 4KM300E

Peterson, Ronald E. Fellow Emeritus* Retired

Piercey, John Fellow Emeritus Retired

Powell, David Fellow Active 543E00E

Rasmussen, John Fellow Emeritus Retired

Rosenthal, Jay S. Fellow Active 521400E

Rozanski, Thomas J. Fellow Active 4KM100E

Sandy, Elden R. Fellow Active 486E00E

Schultz, Alvin F. Fellow Active 455340E

Smith, Kenneth H. Fellow Active 523500E

Stanfield, Steven Fellow Active 486000E

Stine, Robert Fellow Active 455330E

Tang, John M. Fellow Active 455300E

Waddell, Theodore Fellow Emeritus Retired

Yu, Dr. C. Long Fellow Active 452000E

Yu, Dr. Wai Mao (Peter) Fellow Active 4KM400E

*Emeritus = no longer primarily doing technical work, or retired.

CHINA LAKE ACTIVE ROSTER, INCLUDING EMERITI

MARKO AFENDYKIW Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW 1993
Marko began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of microwave and millimeter-wave solid-state devices technology for missile seeker transmitters.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, 1957.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1961.
D.E. Electrical Engineer, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1971.
For development of millimeter-wave devices and circuits and transmitter technology for radar-guided missiles. For achievements in developing the modern, solid state millimeter-wave missile seeker transmitter.

Dr. DAVID K. ANDES Operations Research Analyst
FELLOW 1989
SENIOR FELLOW 1994
David began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Artificial neural networks, artificial intelligence, system analysis and simulation.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, University of California, Riverside, 1969.
M.A. Mathematics, University of California, Riverside, 1972.
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of California, Riverside, 1974.
For contributions to artificial neural networks, artificial intelligence, and system analysis and simulation. In recognition of your contributions to artificial neural networks, artificial intelligence, systems analysis, and simulation.

ALICE I. ATWOOD Physical Scientist
FELLOW 1994
Alice began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1977.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of fundamental combustion studies of new energetic materials and characterization of solid propellants. Studies of all development propellant candidates, production propellants, and potential problem materials for Trident C4 and D5 propulsion. Characterization of propellants for Sidewinder and investigation of igniter grain and boost propellants for Tomahawk.
Education:
B.S. Medical Technology, University of Utah, 1976.
In recognition of your contributions to energetic materials, propellants, and combustion.

Dr. A. DONALD BAER Operations Research Analyst
FELLOW 1992
Don began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Mathematical models for engineering problems, EA/EP (ECM/ECCM), missile simulations, atmospheric modeling, missile guidance models, design of antireflection coatings/Tiger, AAAM, AMRAAM, SLAATS.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Denver, 1964.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Stanford University, 1965.
Ph.D. Solid State Physics, Stanford University, 1971.
In recognition of your achievements in the areas of mathematical modeling, weapons system analysis and operational requirements.

Dr. EDWARD JAMES BEVAN Mathematician
FELLOW 1995
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Creating and using methods of modeling, generating, injecting, and projecting infrared imagery in the analysis of reticle and various types of scanning systems; analysis of focal plane array systems.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles, 1967.
M.S. Mathematics, University of Oregon, 1973.
Ph.D. Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona, 1995.
In recognition of your accomplishments in EO/IR modeling and remote sensing.

HENRY F. BLAZEK Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Hank began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Developed and established the capability to fabricate hybrid circuits and process semiconductor devices.
Education:
B.S. Engineering Physics, University of Michigan, 1963.
M.S. Electrical Engineering/Semiconductors, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1968.
Postgraduate studies - Solid State Electronics, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1973. For semiconductor processes, material characterization, and semiconductor components development.

THOMAS L. BOGGS Mechanical Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1991
Thom began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Characteristics and behavior of energetic materials, high propellant safety, hazards associated with rocket propellants, insensitive munitions.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1966.
For contributions to solid-propellant combustion and detonation phenomena, and for organizing forums for the advancement of scientific knowledge in these areas.

PHILIP W. BOWEN Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1993
Phil began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Hybrid power feedback amplifiers guidance and control systems. Electro-optic modeling of seekers to prevent aliasing in focal plane arrays/AIM-9M, AIM-9R.
Education:
B.S.E.E., Chico State University, 1973.
M.S.E.E., University of Southern California, 1977.
Postgraduate work, Stanford University, 1988. For achievements in seeker algorithm development.

DONALD R. BOWLING Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Don began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Investigation, design, and development of state-of-the-art high power solid state transmitters. Spatial power combining using injection-locking IMPATT oscillators via coupled microstrip patch antennas. Design and development of thin-film high temperature superconducting UHF antennas.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, Michigan State University, 1970.
M.S. Electronics Engineering, Michigan State University, 1972.
In recognition of your contributions to microwave and millimeter wave power combining and to high temperature superconducting antennas.

JOHN D. BRAUN Chemist
FELLOW 1991
SENIOR FELLOW 1995
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1960.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Solid rocket propulsion technology.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, North Dakota State University, 1960.
For contributions to solid rocket propulsion technology. In recognition of your achievements in advancing the state-of-the-art of solid rocket propulsion.

JON HUNT BUMGARDNER Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Jon began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Signal processing circuits, high speed, software controlled signal processing systems/Sidewinder, TIAS, DASH-HCTV.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Washington State University, 1966.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, 1973.
For ultra wideband analog and digital processing circuitry and high speed software developments.

RUSSELL D. CARTER Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Russ began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Six degree-of-freedom simulations, hardware-in-the-loop simulations/Sparrow.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, 1970.
M.S. Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1974.
M.B.A. Business Administration, California Lutheran College, 1979. In recognition of your creative development of software and hardware-in-the-loop simulations of air-to-air missiles, and your invention of fuze-aided guidance algorithms.

Dr. MAY L. CHAN Research Chemist
FELLOW 1989
May began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1978.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Characteristics and behavior of energetic materials.
Education:
B.S., National Taiwan University, 1966.
Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, University of Kansas, 1972.
For energetic materials research.

Dr. WILLIAM H. L. CHAN Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1975.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of RF sea scatter and RCS prediction models for weapon system applications.
Education:
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of Kansas, 1974.
For achievements in the field of radio frequency signal propagation and wave scattering.

RICHARD CHEW Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Richard began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design, fabrication, and test of antennas; fuze antennas.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Texas, Austin, 1965.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Texas, Houston, 1968.
In recognition of your analysis, design, fabrication and test of novel fuze and seeker antennas.

KEITH E. CLARK Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Keith began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Seeker/electronics integration and gimbal design for the Sidewinder AIM-9R program.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Oregon State University, 1967.
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Southern California, 1971.
For missile seeker gimbal design, control, and system integration.

ARTHUR E. CLAYSON Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Arthur began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Aircraft gun technology and systems.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Nevada, Reno, 1957.
For the design, development, test, and evaluation of aircraft gun systems.

Dr. DONALD L. DECKER Research Physicist
FELLOW 1991
Don began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of the NAWCWPNS diamond turning facility, production technology for high quality optical surfaces, optical testing.
Education:
B.A. Physics, University of California, Riverside, 1961.
M.A. Physics, University of California, Riverside, 1964.
Ph.D. Physics, University of California, Riverside, 1969.
For the development of precision optical instrumentation and precision measurements.

HAROLD A. DUFFY Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1993
Harold began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Selection and scaling of telemetry display parameters at destination workstations, telemetry antenna control hardware for modern tracking feeds, decommutation of complex telemetry formats.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Idaho, 1967.
M.S.E.E., University of California, 1973.
For outstanding achievements in the design and implementation of specialized telemetry hardware.

W. B. (BILL) DYKEMA Mathematician
FELLOW 1994
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: A-6 system engineering, software development, and operational flight program design and requirements expertise.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, 1962.
In recognition of your achievements in innovative software engineering for the A-6 aircraft and for support of the Fleet.

Dr. J. MERLE ELSON Research Physicist
FELLOW 1989
SENIOR FELLOW 1993
Merle began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Optical scattering effects, diffractive optics. Vector perturbation theory that takes into account surface roughness and dielectric permittivity variations on surfaces of metals. B.S. Physics, Eastern Illinois University, 1966.
M.S. Physics, University of Kentucky, 1968.
Ph.D. Physics, University of Kentucky, 1972.
For contributions leading to a better understanding of scattering from optical surfaces. For contributions to optical scattering theory and diffractive optics.

STEPHEN A. FINNEGAN Research Physicist
FELLOW 1993
Steve began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Research in terminal ballistics. Development of the Planar Rocket Motor Model, which provides the opportunity to see how and if delayed detonation process (XDT) occurs when a rocket motor configured solid propellant is impacted by a projectile.
Education:
B.S. Geophysical Engineering, Michigan Technological University, 1961.
M.S. Geophysics, Michigan Technological University, 1963.
For achievements in thermal ballistics and the study of impact mechanics, high strain material behavior, and shock metallurgy.

BELMONT (MONTE) FRISBEE, JR Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Monte began his career at NAWCWPNS about 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: RF and signal processing systems design and execution and real-time tactical display/Shrike.
Education:
B.S. Physics, University of Redlands, 1964.
For real-time tactical RF signals processing and display.

RICHARD EDWIN FRYER Physicist
FELLOW 1990
Richard began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Real-time software instrumentation techniques, real-time computer graphics.
Education:
B.S. Physics, Eastern Illinois University, 1962.
M.S. Physics, Michigan State University, 1964.
M.S. Computer Science, California State University, Chico, 1988.
For non-intrusive monitoring of embedded, real-time computer systems and in real-time computer graphics.

EDNA T. FUJIWARA Computer Scientist
FELLOW 1993
Edna began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1977.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of a unique methodology for calculating HARM Pks. Originator of a "refereed database" of threat radar parameters that has become the standard for Navy aircraft.
Education:
B.S. Computer Science, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, 1977.
For achievements in developing a "STANDARD" for Threat Data Analysis.

MICHAEL J. GIBEAULT Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Michael began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Fuze TDD systems analysis and design, integrated bit-slice circuits.
Education:
B.S. Engineering, University of Washington, 1969.
For fuze TDD system analysis and design utilizing short pulse and pseudo noise technologies and integrated bit-slice circuits.

Dr. DANIEL THOMAS GILLESPIE Research Physicist SENIOR FELLOW 1991
Dan began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Applied probability theory, stochastic processes, weather analysis and modification.
Education:
B.A. Physics, Rice Institute, Texas, 1960.
Ph.D. Physics, Johns Hopkins University, Maryland, 1968.
For achievements in applied probability theory, in particular the mathematical description and analysis of stochastic physical/chemical systems.

ALBERT SUMNER GOULD, JR. Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1993
Bert began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1952.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Tomahawk land attack lethality analyst. Author of the Joint Munitions Effectiveness Manual for Tomahawk Weaponeering.
Education:
B.S Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1958. For achievements in guiding the employment and lethality improvements of conventional land attack missiles.

CARL W. HALL Mathematician
FELLOW 1989
Carl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Software technology, aircraft navigation and ballistics, missile navigation, ADA simulation/ADA transition, Software Support Activities (SSA), A-7 navigation algorithms, F-16 ballistics simulation, Sea Lance OFS prototype, fiber optics payout systems.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, Brigham Young University, 1962.
For contributions to aircraft navigation and ballistics, missile embedded computer and ADA technology.

DAVID H. HALL Mathematician
FELLOW 1993
David began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Methodologies for fuze and warhead analyses, techniques for the analysis of air strike weapons systems, survivability and lethality analysis methodologies.
Education:
B.S., California State, Long Beach, 1968.
M.A., California State, Long Beach, 1972.
For achievements in the development of analysis techniques and methodologies for assessing the survivability and lethality of aircraft.

CARL C. HALSEY Engineering Supervisor
FELLOW 1995
Carl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1950.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of containers to safely store explosives using pumice technology; ordnance evaluation; weapon penetration.
Education:
Burroughs High School, Ridgecrest, Calif., 1949. In recognition of your achievements in the area of ordnance evaluation and weapon penetration.

RICHARD E. HANSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Dick began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Target detection and countermeasures performance of RF Fuzes/Standard Missile.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, 1964.
For achievements in the development of the Mk 45 series of Target Detecting Devices (TDD) for the Standard Missile.

HERBERT G. (JERRY) HARTMAN Systems Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Jerry began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Testing and integration of air-to-air missiles/Sidewinder.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, 1972.
In recognition of your development of new procedures and equipment for testing air-to-air missiles, and for integrating missiles onto aircraft.

OLAF E. (ROSS) HEIMDAHL Mathematician
FELLOW 1995
Ross began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Computer modeling of dynamic processes involving weapons systems; studies of warhead penetration survivability, sympathetic detonation, and shielding effectiveness studies for Harpoon, HARM, Rockeye, Sidewinder, Penguin, and SLAM; development of the FRAGMAP computer code for determining the shielding requirements for stacked munitions subjected to fragment impact.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics and Physics, B. A. Luther College, 1964.
M.A. Mathematics, University of Washington, 1967.
In recognition of your numerous achievements involving computer modeling of dynamic processes, in particular your outstanding contribution to the development of the FRAGMAP vulnerability code.

GEORGE HENNINGS Mechanical/Aeronautical Engineer
FELLOW 1992
George began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Explosive train technology, initiation systems, penetration technology, SAD design/AIM-9J, HARM, FMU-139B, PBXC family.
Education:
B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Oregon, 1973.
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Oregon, 1974.
In recognition of your achievements in the development of safe and arm devices and advanced Navy fuzing and initiation concepts.

Dr. GARY A. HEWER Mathematician
SENIOR FELLOW 1990
Gary began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Mathematical analysis, control theory, radar signature analysis, and Kalman filtering. Fiber payout dynamics and control theory.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics and Philosophy, Yankton College, South Dakota.
M.S. Mathematics, Washington State University.
Ph.D. Mathematics, Washington State University, 1968.
For contributions to the field of control theory, radar signature analysis, and mathematical analysis.

BRUCE M. HEYDLAUFF Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Bruce began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: High speed digital design, embedded computer designs, direction finding systems.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, 1976.
For high speed digital design, embedded computer design, and direction finding systems.

THEODORE (TED) A. HICKS Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Ted began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Composite materials and structural mechanics for rocket motor cases.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Nevada, Reno, 1972.
For achievements in structural mechanics and composite structures for rocket motor cases.

DARYL HINMAN Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Daryl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design, development, and analysis of signal processing architectures and software algorithms for imaging EO applications/AIM-9R, Tiger, Hardware-in-the-Loop Video Zoom Processor.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, 1970.
M.S. Electronics Engineering, University of Southern California, 1981.
In recognition of your achievements in development of signal processing hardware architectures and software algorithms.

Dr. RICHARD A. HOLLINS Supervisory Chemist
FELLOW 1992
Richard began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1979.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Energetic materials research, CL-20, ADN, laser dyes, electrochromic optical filters.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, University of California, Riverside, 1967.
Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene, 1971.
In recognition of your achievements in the synthesis and characterization of new energetic materials and dyes, developing electrochromic optical filters and formulating new solid FAE systems.

JOHN W. HOLTROP Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1993
John began is career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Unique hardware designs for Live Fire testing, jam-resistant actuator.
Education:
B.S. Marine Engineering, California Maritime Academy, 1961.
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, California Polytechnic College, 1970.
For achievements in the area of aircraft survivability: Engineering, design, and testing. RICHARD SMITH HUGHES Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1990
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW 1993
Dick began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1960.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Solid state circuit analysis and design, logarithmic amplification and high speed analog circuit design, direction finding systems, anti-radiation, ARM, seekers (Shrike, HARM, ARP, SIDEARM, HARM/LCS), and various active and semiactive seeker and radar simulators.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Nevada, Reno, 1960.
For achievements in wide bandwidth logarithmic amplifier, analog circuit designs and anti radiation seekers. For high speed analog design detector log video amplifiers and direction finding systems.

FLINT W. JACOBS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Flint began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Reliability and maintainability engineering support.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northrop Institute of Technology, 1967.
T.M.C., NAWCWPNS, 1984. For the development and maintenance of R&M capabilities at NAWCWPNS.

CHARLES A. JOHNSON Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Charles began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Casting and welding of unique materials.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University.
For achievements in the area of casting and welding of unique materials.

Dr. CHARLES R. JONES Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Charles began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1978.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Embedded real-time systems/A-4M/AV-8B Weapon System Support Facility. Simulation and Night Attack workstations, AH-1 THCDP workstation.
Education:
B.S. Environmental Studies, Utah State University, 1977.
M.E. Electrical Engineering, Utah State University, 1979. Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Utah State University, 1987.
For electronics design for embedded real-time systems, including digital controllers and aircraft sensor interfaces.

ROBERT L. JOY Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Robert began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Microwave receivers, direction finding systems, IF/RF circuits, HARM Low Cost Seeker.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 1966.
For design of microwave receivers, direction finding systems, and IF/RF circuit analysis and design.

Dr. KARL C. KAUFFMAN Research Chemist
FELLOW 1993
Karl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Composite fabrication, characterization of polymer materials/composites fabrication laboratory, Tomahawk.
Education:
B.S., University of Dayton, 1963.
M.S., Ohio State University, 1967.
Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1969.
For achievements in the analysis, characterization and application of polymer materials.

PATRICK N. KELLER Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
SENIOR FELLOW 1994
Pat began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of new technologies and techniques to support test range instrumentation. Development of concepts for the use of electronic imaging systems and video instrumentation for gathering weapons system performance data.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington.
M.S. Electronics Engineering, University of Arizona, Tucson.
For range support instrumentation systems and application of video for gathering weapons system performance data. In recognition of your achievements in applying electronic imaging technology to range support instrumentation.

RICHARD R. KLABUNDE Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Dick began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Control system design, missile guidance, and autopilots/Sparrow.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1965.
M.S. Engineering, Iowa State University, 1970.
In recognition of your creative design, analysis, simulation and testing of missile autopilots.

JOHN L. MALIK Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Aircraft and missile system integration/AIM-9L launcher, Sidewinder optics bench.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Washington State University, 1962.
E.E.P.E., California Professional Engineer, 1976. For weapons integration and interface systems engineering.

C. DENTON MARRS Research Physicist
FELLOW 1993
Denton began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1980.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Laser interactions with materials at visible wavelengths, laser diagnostic instrumentation.
Education:
B.S. Physics and Mathematics, Fort Hays State University, 1973.
M.S. Physics, Kansas State University, 1976.
Ph.D. Physics, Kansas State University, 1980.
For contributions leading to a better understanding of the interaction of laster energy with materials and development of laser devices to solve military problems.

Dr. JORGE M. MARTIN Mathematician
FELLOW 1994
Jorge began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Discovery of a method of measuring the distance to stability for Linear Multivariable Systems with a state space model. Production of counter-examples to erroneous results in Control Theory, and utilization of mathematical techniques for feedforward layered neural networks.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, University of Utah, 1975.
B.S. Physics, University of Utah, 1976.
M.S. Mathematics, University of Utah, 1980.
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Utah, 1981.
In recognition of your contributions to control theory and artificial neural networks.

HOWARD McCAULEY Computer Scientist
FELLOW 1994
Howard began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1982.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Image processing and image enhancement algorithms, neural network signal processing algorithms/Skipper, Tomahawk, IRUFPA cameras, AMAPS, Dane sensor.
Education:
B.S. Computer Science, California State University, Chico, 1986.
M.S. Computer Science, California State University, Chico, 1988.
For achievements in image enhancement, image processing and image feature extraction algorithms for terminal guidance applications.

JOE A. McKENZIE Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Joe began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electro-optical sensors, low noise preamplifiers, signal processing.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1963.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1965.
For development of electro-optical sensors, low noise detector preamplifiers and signal processing techniques and analysis.

JAMES R. McMANIS Physicist
FELLOW 1991
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Analysis, software integration, and testing of tactical embedded software/AH-1, A4M, A-6 family, A7-E, AV-8B, F/A-18.
Education:
B.S. Physics, Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 1965.
For developing analysis, software integration and validation test techniques for tactical embedded software.

ORAN E. McNIEL Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Oran began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1979.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development and exploration of the original concept of classify-while-scan radar mode and related target recognition technology in support of anti-surface warfare radars for long-range ship identification.
Education:
B.S.E.E., Walla Walla College, Washington, 1961.
M.S.E.E., Stanford University, 1968.
Degree of Engineer, Stanford University, 1970. In recognition of your technological expertise and leadership in original design and development of automatic target recognition systems for advanced surveillance and fire control radars.

JAMES V. McVAY Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Improved weapon effectiveness in near-field encounters; advancements to the state-of-the-art in electronic safe-arm devices and fuze contact sensors.
Education:
B.S.E.E., South Dakota State College, 1961.
In recognition of your achievements in advancing the state-of-the-art in the field of electronic safe-arm devices and fuze contact sensors.

Dr. RONALD G. MERRITT Mechanical/Aeronautical Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Ron began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1977.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Developing environmental analysis and testing practices, determining environmental design criteria, and developing environmental simulation techniques.
Education:
B.S.E.E., Montana State College, Bozeman, 1965.
M.S. Aerospace Aeronautical, Wichita State University, Kansas, 1967.
Ph.D. Engineering Mechanics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, 1971.
In recognition of your innovative achievements in environmental engineering and dynamic data analysis.

Dr. MELVIN H. MILES Research Chemist
FELLOW 1989
Melvin began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electrochemistry, kinetics, thermodynamics.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, Brigham Young University, 1962.
Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, University of Utah, 1966.
For contributions to electrochemistry, kinetics, and thermodynamics.

GEORGE T. MILLS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1993
George began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Improvements to anti-radar weapons. A video digitization and compression techniques/Shrike, Sidewinder.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Wyoming, 1968.
For achievements in the design of video digitization/compression for weapons and weapon systems.

Dr. MELVIN P. NADLER Analytical Chemist
FELLOW 1992
Mel began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Pyrotechnics, controlled signature flare formulations, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectometer, CL-20, ADN.
Education:
A.B. Chemistry, Northeastern University, 1963. Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, Cornell University, 1968.
In recognition of your achievements in instrumental chemical analysis research on CL-20 polymorphs, ADN purity, GAP and oxetane polymerizations and on major NAWC program problem solving efforts.

PAMELA L. OVERFELT Research Physicist
FELLOW 1993
Pam began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Mathematical methods for solving electromagnetic theory problems. Development of a ray tracing radome analysis program.
Education:
B.S. Physics, Michigan State University, 1974.
M.S. Physics, University of California, Irvine, 1980.
For extensive contributions to the understanding of electromagetic theory and mathematical analysis of electromagnetic theory problems relating to radar.

GARY OZUNAS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Gary began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1965.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Responsible for the Laser Spot Tracker Electronics Design. Electronics design for a laser guided SIDEWINDER (LAIM). Guidance designer for the SKIPPER weapon system and the Fiber Optics Guided SKIPPER (FOG-S).
Education:
B.S. Electronic Engineering, California State University, Chico, 1965.
For development in laser guidance, laser guided bombs, missiles, and trackers.

JACK M. PAKULAK, Jr. Research Chemist
FELLOW 1990
Jack began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1952.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Contributed to methods and techniques to inhibit or reduce the severity of ordnance hazards during shipboard fires. Accomplished in the areas of cookoff and the understanding of the phenomenon of cookoff.
Education:
B.A. Chemistry, Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon, 1952.
M.S. Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry, Oregon State University, 1958.
For research and testing of the response of weapon systems and components to fire and shock.

DONALD D. PAOLINO Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Don began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Stripline design and analysis, antenna design and analysis.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1972.
For stripline circuit analysis and design and antenna analysis and design.

Dr. TIMOTHY P. PARR Research Chemist
FELLOW 1993
Tim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Application of laser diagnostics in combustion studies related to high-energetic propellants, plume signature, and fluid dynamic/combustion interactions.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley, 1971.
Ph.D. Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley, 1977.
For achievements in combustion research using advanced laser diagnostics.

R. DAVID POGGE Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Dave began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Recognized ADA expert. Designed telemetry systems for air-to-air missiles, signal processing subsystems for several infrared seekers, clutter rejection software for a portable radar, firmware for a target detecting device, and real-time data collection and processing software.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering (with distinction), University of Nebraska, 1971.
For analog and digital signal processing, use of microprocessors in fuze designs, and support for ADA.

DONALD G. QUIST Electronic Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Don began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design and development of electro-optical and RF missile systems, subsystems, and circuits. Analog, digital, and RF circuit design, mechanical design, and optical design/FOLPEN, EARS, ADAMM, Foreign Mine Simulator, Swimmer Delivery Vehicle, Agile.
Education:
B.S. Physics, California State College, San Diego, 1964.
M.S. Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1967.
For developments in guided missile technology, radar technology and underwater systems.

Dr. RUSSELL REED Research Chemist
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Russell began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1951.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Characteristics and behavior of energetic materials.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, University of California, Los Angeles, 1944.
Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, University of California, Los Angeles, 1950.
For energetic materials research.

HERBERT P. RICHTER Chemist
SENIOR FELLOW 1991
Herb began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Chemiluminesence, hydrophobic polymers, optical coatings, energetic materials/Chemlite.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, California State University, San Diego, 1965.
M.S. Physical Chemistry, California State University, San Diego, 1967.
For achievements in the areas of chemiluminescence, polymeric optical coatings, and energetic materials.

Dr. DOUGLAS W. RICKS Optical Sciences
FELLOW 1989
Doug began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Optical scattering measurements, optical systems and components design, and electro-optical and laser test equipment development.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, Brigham Young University, 1971.
M.S. Mathematics, Brigham Young University, 1972.
M.S.E.E., University of Arizona, 1975.
Ph.D. Optical Sciences, 1993.
In recognition of your achievements in optical design and light scattering measurements.

BARRIE L. RIDDOCH Aerospace Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Barrie began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Hardware-in-the-loop simulation of missiles/RAM, Harpoon.
Education:
B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Colorado, 1968.
In recognition of your creation of highly credible hardware-in-the-loop simulations of missiles, and your use of these simulations to design and test missile systems.

DONALD JON ROGERSON, Jr. Electronics Technician
FELLOW 1990
Jon began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Real-time radiography (RTR).
Education:
A.A. Electronics Technology. For application of real time radiography to the evaluation of ordnance systems.

GREGORY C. ROUSH Electrical Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Greg began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1975.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Advancement of radar technology in the areas of system concept definition, system analysis, and hardware development.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Nevada, 1973.
Graduate level work in Communications, 1974. In recognition of your significant contributions to radar technology in the areas of fuzing, missile seekers, state-of-the-art aircraft radars, and advanced electronically scanned antennas.

Dr. RUSSELL D. RUPP Mathematician
FELLOW 1993
Russ began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1979.
Major areas of expertise/projects: CCIP delivery mode for the A-6E utilizing the existing optical sight, the envelope equations and release algorithm for the A-6E Skipper Integration, integration of the radar altimeter into the existing A-6E TRAM algorithm, FLIR/laser tracking algorithm.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles, 1966.
M.A. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles, 1967.
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles, 1970.
For achievements in FLIR, laser, and radar tracking, in weapon delivery, and in navigation for the A-6E.

DOROTHY L. SAITZ Mathematician
FELLOW 1991
Dorothy began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1961.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Survivability assessment and analysis, IR signatures/Tomahawk, AV-8B, SH-60B, AH-1T, F/A-18, TA-4F.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, Oklahoma State University, 1962.
For developing analytical methods for survivability assessment of aircraft and missiles.

Dr. KLAUS C. SCHADOW General Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1990
Klaus began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Mixing and combustion research related to ramjets, airbreathing propulsion.
Education:
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Hannover, Germany, 1962. Ph.D. General Engineering, Technical University, Munich, Germany, 1975.
For airbreathing propulsion research.

DAVID A. SCHRINER Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1993
David began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Impulse radar systems used to make air target measurements on low observables/NWC Impulse Radar.
Education:
Attended California Polytechnic Institute, Pomona, 1954-1957. Professional Engineer Rating, U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1957. For achievements in the development of the impulse radar for military applications.

JOHN B. SEYBOLD System Software Specialist
FELLOW 1991
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Computer languages, software development methodologies, real-time embedded computing systems/HARM Low Cost Seeker (HLCS).
Education:
B.S. Physics, University of California, Riverside.
For developments in real-time embedded computing systems and software development.

Dr. ALEXIS SHLANTA Physicist
FELLOW 1989
Alex began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Weather effects on weapon system performance.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, University of Texas, 1962.
M.S. Physics, University of Texas, 1965.
Ph.D. Physics, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
For analysis of weather effects on the performance of weapon systems.

RON SKATVOLD Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Ron began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design and measurement of microwave components and antenna phased array systems, radar cross section technology.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State University, Fresno, 1972.
For achievements in the design and measurement of active and passive microwave components, antenna phased array control modules, antennas and radar cross section technology.

Dr. ROBERT D. SMITH Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
SENIOR FELLOW 1993
Bob began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: System simulation and test implementation and development of a hardware-in-the-loop facility at NAWCWPNS. AIM-9R, AIM-9X missile guidance and control systems.
Education:
B.S.E.E., Case Institute of Technology, 1965.
M.S. Control Engineering, Case Institute of Technology, 1967.
Ph.D. Control Engineering, Case Institute of Technology, 1971.
For achievements in guidance and control. For accomplishments in the field of missile guidance and control systems, dual spectrum seeker radome compensation and missile evaluation.

GERALD L. STEVENS Physicist
FELLOW 1995
Gerry began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Modeling simulation and analysis, flight data reduction and hardware-in-the-loop testing of missiles.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, California State University, Sacramento, 1969.
B.A. Physics, California State University, Sacramento, 1969.
In recognition of your accomplishments in the simulation, analysis, and hardware-in-the-loop testing of air-to-air missiles.

RICHARD M. SWENSON Physicist
FELLOW 1992
Richard began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Data processing, encrypting and decoding systems, artificial neural networks (ANNs), integrated circuit design/Outlaw Indian, Gator, Sparrow, Sidewinder, I HAWK, INTEL ETANN integrated circuit.
Education:
B.S. Physics (Electronics) and Mathematics, University of Nevada, 1969.
Graduate work in Physics and Electrical Engineering, University of Arizona, 1972-1973. In recognition of your achievements in the areas of circuit design, signal processing, integrated circuit design, and artificial neural networks.

WAYNE H. TANAKA Physicist
FELLOW 1992
Wayne began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Analytical modeling of aircraft plumes, laser radar, digital data bases such as DTED/DFAD.
Education:
B.S. Physics, University of Washington, 1969.
M.S. Physics, University of Southern California, 1972.
In recognition of your achievements in analytical and experimental techniques in modeling spectroscopic plumes, laser radar seekers and digital data bases for mission planning.

WILLIAM T. (BILL) WALTERS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Signal processing algorithms for simulation of air-to-surface missile systems, software product improvements for the HARM and HLCS programs.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, 1966.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, 1968.
Master Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, 1970. Completed course work for Doctor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, specialty in digital radar signal processing, 1989. For contributions to signal processing improvements to tactical missile programs and simulations.

JAMES A. WEEKS Physicist
FELLOW 1995
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1958.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Developed the concept and conducted the original basic investigations of magnesium alloys as case materials for use in surface-target warhead designs in both linear-shaped charge and cylindrical warhead configurations; established and documented anti-ship damage assessment procedures and processes that are still in place today.
Education:
B.S. Engineering Science, Purdue University, 1958.
In recognition of your contributions to warhead technology.

BERNARD P. WENZL Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Bernie began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Infrared focal plane array technology, IR air-to-air missiles/AIM-9 family, CCD Seeker.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Kansas State University, 1960.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1968.
For advancing infrared focal plane array technology and contribution to the Navy's premier infrared air-to-air missile program.

KENNETH R. WETZEL Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Ken began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Spread spectrum systems, target detection device, RF Fuze system measurements.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, 1964.
For pseudo noise spread-spectrum system design, RF target detecting device analysis and design and RF fuzed system measurements.

BRADLEY W. WIITALA Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Brad began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1982.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design and development of Anti-Radiation Guidance technology, gimbaled trackers, and related signal processing. Development of automatic signal thresholding for the HARM Low Cost Seeker and the advanced foreign ARM threat simulator.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, University of South Dakota.
In recognition for your contributions in the area of automatic signal thresholding for Anti-Radiation Missile seekers.

RENA YANG YEE Research Chemist
FELLOW 1993
Rena began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Measurement techniques for adhesion of binders to energetic materials in propellants and explosives. Methods for growth of large single crystals of highly energetic materials, such as RDX, HMX, and CL-20.
Education:
B.A., Chinese Sacred Music School, 1957.
B.S., Chung Chi College, 1959.
M.S., University of North Dakota, 1961.
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, 1968.
For achievements in the fields of physical chemistry of energetic materials and polymer physics.

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RONALD ARMSTRONG Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Ron began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Telemetry formatting and processing systems, design/development of telemetry simulation equipment for telemetry formatting and display systems, quality control station for formatted post-flight digital telemetry data tapes, analog telemetry interface equipment for DS3.
Education:
B.S.E.E., California State University, San Diego, 1980.
In recognition of your achievements in telemetry engineering.

CARL G. ASHLEY Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1987
Carl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Instrumentation development, telemetry systems, airborne phased array, Mobile Sea Range, and Extended Area Test System.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Missouri, Rolla, 1964.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Arizona State University, 1967.
Postgraduate studies, Naval Postgraduate School, 1971. For contribution and recognized expertise in the area of Test Range Telemetry Systems.

DAVID J. AYUB Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1987
David began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1960.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radar systems, Cruise Missile technology, test and evaluation/Harpoon, Tomahawk.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1965.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1967.
For contributions to the development, test and evaluation, and deployment of cruise missiles.

DWIGHT L. BOLEN Mathematician
FELLOW 1992
Dwight began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Range Data Systems (RDS), Range Information Distribution Environment (RIDE), CYBER systems, and real-time systems.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, University of La Verne, California.
For leadership and individual technical accomplishments in the field of Range data processing systems.

HIN KAN CHAN Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Hin began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1987.
Major areas of expertise/projects: System design and implementation, F-14D weapons system, weapons integration and testing, development tools for operational flight software.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, New York Polytechnic Institute, 1987.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, 1992.
For the design and development of avionics software development systems and weapons system integration.

JAMES D. COZATT Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
James began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Flight test development and evaluation of weapons systems; aircraft instrumentation systems; F-14A/B/D, AIM-7/9/54; active/passive target identification systems.
Education:
A.S. Electronics, DeVry Technical Institute, Chicago, Illinois. A.A. Ventura Junior College, California. B.S. Electronics Engineering, California State University, Northridge.
For test and evaluation of radar and weapon employment systems.

ROGER A. DAVIS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1985
Roger began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radar simulators used in aerial targets, manned aircraft, land ranges, and seaborne targets.
Education:
B.S. Physics, Washburn University, 1967.
For contributions to the development, test, evaluation and in-service engineering support of threat radar simulators.

EMIL J. EICHBLATT, JR.
FELLOW 1990

FRANCIS ELLIOTT Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Frank began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1982.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radar warning receiver software design, development, and testing.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Arizona, 1982.
In recognition of your achievements in electronic warfare engineering.

HARRY W. FRANZ, JR. Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Harry began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electromagnetic interference (EMI), electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), and integration of multi-spectral electronic warfare (EW) systems. NARTE Certified EMC engineer. Specialized in testing for false identification by EW and radar receivers; measurement and analysis of transmitter spurious emissions; and ground plan interference testing of RF and laser warning receivers.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, 1971.
For contributions in the closely interrelated areas of EW, EMI, and EMC. As a technologist in these areas he has established himself as a recognized national expert in the field. He has tailored the harsh EMI/EMC requirements and developed germane requirements for EW systems.

RALPH M. GIERUT Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Ralph began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electronic warfare, EW systems engineering, EA-6B Tactical Jamming Systems.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 1969.
For contributions to EW systems development with respect to EA-6B EW Systems.

GERRARD L. GILLESPIE Physicist
FELLOW 1988
Jerry began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1956.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Hardware-in-the-loop simulation, missile guidance, inertial navigation, analog circuits/Sparrow I, Sparrow II, Eagle, Bullpup, Corvus, Regulus I, Regulus II, Phoenix, AWG-9/F-14, Tomahawk, AMRAAM.
Education:
B.S. General Science, Oregon State College, Corvallis, 1955.
Graduate studies in Systems Management, University of Southern California Extension, 1974. Graduate studies in Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, Extension, 1984. For outstanding technical contributions and design expertise in development and use of laboratory simulation systems.

G. JAMES HARBOLD, JR. Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962 as an SED Student.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Telemetry instrumentation systems and components, automated test systems, environmental testing; Harpoon, Sparrow, SM-2, Targets.
Education:
B.A. Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1967.
M.S.E.E./Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1974.
For support of design, development and test of telemetry instrumentation systems and components.

JAMES E. HOBSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1988
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1965.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development and utilization of threat EW equipment and development and test of weapon system ECCM.
Education:
B.S.E.E., University of Wyoming, 1965.
For leadership in the development of ECM threat simulation equipment and the development of F-14 and F-18 ECCM capabilities.

CHRISTIAN L. HOULBERG Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Chris began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of new technologies and techniques for the use of video instrumentation for the acquisition of weapons data and the gathering of weapons system performance data/STARCAST, CAST GLANCE, SDI ARGUS, WALLEYE; for telemetry systems/Flying Target Array, Phoenix, SM-2, SPARROW, AMRAAM, WALLEYE; for communications protocol conversion for small package, low power, airborne, instrumentation systems/Mobile Sea Range Secure Instrumentation; for portable, low cost, data storage and loading for airborne and ground systems/Rapid Reprogramming Terminal.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1972.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, .University of California, Santa Barbara, 1974.
For contributions to the design and development of real-time instrumentation, telemetry, and communications systems.

DONALD F. ISAAC
FELLOW 1992

LARRY E. JOHNSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Larry began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1984.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of an integrated multi-spectral EW suite easily adaptable for Army, Navy, and Marine Corps helicopters and light fixed-wing aircraft. Development and test of the interface requirements between the AN/APR-39A Radar Signal Detecting Set, AN/AVR-2 Laser Detecting Set, AN/AAR-47 Missile Warning Set, and the AN/ALE-47 Countermeasures Dispensing Set.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Iowa State University, 1983.
M.S. Systems Management, University of Southern California, 1990.
For achieving professional distinction through exceptional technical qualifications, outstanding performance, and significant contributions to the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division's mission.

KENNETH C. KNUDSEN Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Ken began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1961.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Flight test and evaluation of precision guided air-to-surface TV, Imaging IR, and FLIR weapons/WALLEYE, MAVERICK, SLAM; and weapon control data links/AWW-7, 9, 12 and 13 pods.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1961.
For contributions to the development, test and evaluation of electro-optical guided missiles, and weapon control data links.

E. PAUL KROGUE Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Paul began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1961.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electronic counter-counter measures (ECCM) technology for shipborne radars and missiles - specifically the AN/SFY-1 Radar and Standard Missile II, design and planning of ECM test and evaluation manned raids and missile firing scenarios for AEGIS ships, contributor to ECCM Requirements and Assessment Manual (ERAM).
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Idaho, 1961.
Fulbright Scholarship, Stuttgart Technische Hochschule, Stuttgart, Germany, 1961-62. M.S. Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1965.
For being instrumental in significantly enhancing our capability to test weapons in an ECM environment in a far more cost effective manner.

EUGENE L. LAW Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1988
Gene began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Telemetry systems engineering, development of telemetry standards and standard test methods, telemetry systems analysis.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics and Physics, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, 1969.
For contributions to the development, test and evaluation of telemetry and instrumentation systems.

DAVID P. LEONARD Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Dave began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Ship weapons and combat systems and combat control systems test and evaluation.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, University of California, Davis, 1968.
For laboratory and fleet test and evaluation of surface weapon systems; test design, coordination, and execution, heat resource development, and test instrumentation development and production.

CARL M. LOUCK
FELLOW 1991

KENNETH S. LYLE Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Ken began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Aerial and seaborne target systems; target augmentation and scoring systems; threat simulation.
Education:
B.S. Engineering, California State University, San Diego, 1967.
For contributions to the field of Threat Simulation including development of improved aerial and seaborne targets and target augmentation systems.

JAMES C. MASSEY General Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Computer systems and simulation of strike weapons/Harpoon, SLAM, and Tomahawk.
Education:
B.S. Physics, California State University, Northridge, 1971.
M.S. Electronic Engineering/Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1975.
For design and development of simulations and simulation facilities in support of cruise weapons performance evaluation.

CLARK McKAY
FELLOW 1990

PHILLIP McPARTLAND
FELLOW 1987

D. BRENT MEEKER Physicist / Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1984
Brent began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of environmental test techniques for air-launched missiles. Development of acoustic and multi-axis vibration tests. Determination of field environments and their relation to reliability.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, University of Texas.
B.S. and Graduate studies in Physics, University of Texas.
M.S. Computer Science, University of California.
For contributions to reliability engineering.

DAVID MELTON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Dave began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electronic warfare sysems and technology, electronic countermeasures techniques, radio frequency weapons systems, electronic countermeasures test and evaluation, AN/ALQ-165.
Education:
B.S.E.E., California State Univesity, Northridge, 1981.
In recognition of your achievements in the support of electronic warfare systems.

GRANT MILLS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1988
Grant began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radio frequency communications for extended area test systems, sea surface surveillance radar for Pacific Missile Range Facility, Hawaii, and also for Point Mugu, Mobile Sea Range Second system, and tactical combat training system.
Education:
B.S. Physics, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo.
For outstanding technical contributions and management expertise.

BRUCE NOFREY Physicist
SENIOR FELLOW 1995
Bruce began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of methodologies for simulating fuze and warhead performance and conducting lethality test and evaluation of many anti-air and air-to-surface missile systems.
Education:
B.S. Physics and Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley, 1962.
M.S. Physics, University of Arizona, 1967.
In recognition of your achievements in the test and evaluation of missile systems.

DAVID POWELL Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Dave began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Microelectronics, analog circuit design, hybrid microcircuits, advanced packaging techniques, airborne telemetry systems, and instrumentation.
Education:
B.S.E.E., California State University, Long Beach, 1971.
In recognition of your achievements in the application of microelectronics and advanced packaging techniques to airborne telemetry systems.

JAY S. ROSENTHAL Meteorologist
FELLOW 1988
Jay began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1963.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development, test, and application of new environmental (air/weather/ocean) concepts and decision aids to support Cruise Missile strike warfare and Fleet battle group applications. Development of techniques to use satellite and other data to predict and evaluate ducting conditions for application to radar/radio propagation and EO performance in a marine/littoral environment.
Education:
B.A. Meteorology, New York University, New York City.
M.A. Meteorology, University of California, Los Angeles.
For development of techniques to predict radar/radio propagation, weather and other phenomena in a marine environment for fleet and range applications.

THOMAS J. ROZANSKI Mathematician
FELLOW 1991
Tom began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Systems software, embedded software, F-14, EA-6B, electronic warfare, air-to-air missiles.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, California State University, Long Beach, 1967.
Graduate studies in Engineering and Management, University of California, Santa Barbara. For contributions in establishing and incorporating proper software test and evaluation techniques on electronic warfare and air-to-air missile programs.

ELDEN R. SANDY Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Elden began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design/development of automated test equipment for missile and telemetry systems. Sparrow: AN/DPM-21, AN/DPM-22, AN/DKM-15 and automated data collection for AAN/DSM-156. HARM: Missile EEPROM loader/verifier (MLAG).
Education:
B.S. Electronic Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo.
For Automated Test Equipment Design for air-to-air weapon systems.

ALVIN F. SCHULTZ Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Alvin began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1973.
Major areas of expertise/projects: F-14A, F-14D, and F-14A/B upgrade interfaces with the AIM-54A/C, AIM-7E/F/M, AIM-9H/L/M, AIM-120A/B/C, and advanced development versions of the above missiles.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Texas A&I University, Kingsville.
M.S. Electrical Engineering/Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara.
For career long contributions to F-14 Programs.

KENNETH H. SMITH Mathematician
FELLOW 1994
Ken began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Telemetry theory, techniques and systems, IRIG standards/Tomahawk, SLAM, German ICE, AMRAAM.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics, California State College, San Jose, 1966.
M.S.E.E. Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1967.
In recognition of your contributions in the field of telemetry for sea ranges.

STEVEN STANFIELD Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1995
Steve began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1969.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design/development and systems engineering of missile automated test equipment including Phoenix: AN/DSM-130, AN/DSM-141, and AN/DSM-142; AMRAAM: AN/USM-659 and AWM-96; and Consolidated Automated Support System (CASS): AN/USM-636.
Education:
B.S.E.E., California State University, Long Beach, 1975.
In recognition of your achievements in the development of automated test equipment for air-launched weapons.

ROBERT J. STINE Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1992
Bob began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1975.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Airborne radar, avionics, and weapon control systems test and evaluation; F-14/A/B/D software verification and validation.
Education:
B.S. Physics, California State University, Northridge, 1969.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, 1978.
For contributions to tactical aircraft software testing.

JOHN M. TANG Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Test and evaluation of airborne weapon systems, including sensors, ECCM, target identification, mission avionics, computer and software, and air-to-air missiles; F-111B, F-14A/B/D.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, California State University, San Jose, 1966.
M.S. Electronics Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1970.
For contribution to the steady growth in capability of the F-14 aircraft to stay ahead of enemy threats.

Dr. C. LONG YU Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Long began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radar scattering analysis, modeling and measurement; high-resolution radar imaging; antenna radiation and scattering; three-dimensional graphics display and visualization; TAMPS and COMPASS; DIS modeling and simulation; virtual reality.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Kansas, 1969.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Ohio State University,Columbus, 1970.
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Ohio State University,Columbus, 1976.
For contributions to the development of radar signature modeling and measurement.

Dr. WAI MAO (PETER) YU Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Pat began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1983.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Inverse synthetic aperture imaging techniques for radar cross section target signature modeling, hardware-in-the-loop missile seeker simulations, threat simulator applications, development of RCS target signature models/AMRAAM.
Education:
B.A. Physics, California State College, San Jose, 1963.
M.S.E.E., California State College, San Jose, 1964.
Ph.D. Applied Physics, University of California, San Diego, 1970.
In recognition of your contributions to computational electromagnetics in target signature modeling and imaging radar processing.

CHINA LAKE EMERITI: RETIRED OR TRANSFERRED

Dr. WILLIAM O. ALLTOP Mathematician
FELLOW 1990
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in April 1961.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Multi-signal design and automatic target recognition.
Education:
A.B. Mathematics, Indiana University. M.A. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles.
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles.
For achievements in applied mathematics.

VERNON A. ANDERSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Vern began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: VHSIC project coordinator, GCS electronics circuitry design in the Sidewinder AIM-9H and AIM-9L Missiles.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Montana State University, 1964.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, 1977.
For the design of hardware and software for analog and digital electronic systems.

Dr. CARL F. AUSTIN Geologist
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Carl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1961.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Effect of impact on rock and brittle solids, geothermal technology.
Education:
B.A. Mining Engineering, University of Utah, 1954.
M.S. Geological Engineering, University of Utah, 1955.
Ph.D. Geological Engineering, University of Utah, 1958.
For accomplishments in the behavior of rock and brittle solids subject to impact and pulse load and geothermal technology.

GEORGE A. BANURA Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
George began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Linear and switching power supplies, analog signal processing/Sidewinder, Sidearm.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northrop Institute of Technology, 1972.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1974.
For contributions to the field of high voltage, high frequency voltage converters and power supplies.

Dr. HAROLD E. (HAL) BENNETT Research Physicist
SENIOR FELLOW 1990
Hal began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1956.
Major areas of expertise/projects: High energy lasers, laser optics.
Education:
B.A. Physics and Mathematics (double major) and a minor in History, University of Montana, 1951.
M.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1953.
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 1955.
For your achievements in the field of Laser Optics research.

Dr. JEAN M. BENNETT Research Physicist
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW 1994
Jean began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1956.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Interferometry, micro-roughness analysis, optical physics. Development of optical surface measurement instrumentation using stylus profilometry and interferometry, participation in the discovery of optical excitation of surface plasmons, measurement of infrared radiation of the clear sky, and determination of very precise values of molecular constants of HCN, leading to very accurate values of the velocity of light.
Education:
B.A. Physics, Mount Holyoke College, 1951.
M.S. Physics, Pennsylvania State College, 1953.
Ph.D. Physics, Pennsylvania State College, 1955.
For contributions to interferometry, micro-roughness analysis, and optical physics. In recognition of your extensive original contributions and achievements in optical surface scattering and surface roughness.

Dr. ROBERT D. BERRY General Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Bob began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1958.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Techniques for air-to-ground targeting, fire control systems.
Education:
B.S. Engineering Science, University of California, Berkeley, 1961.
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 1964.
Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1971.
For analytical and experimental techniques applied to air-to-ground target tracking, designation, and fire-control systems.

GEORGE WILLIAM BURDETTE Chemist
SENIOR FELLOW 1990
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1959.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Applied research on liquid bi-propellants and airbreathing missile fuels.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, West Virginia Wesleyan College.
For the development of airbreathing missile fuels and liquid rocket propellants.

WARREN (DICK) COMPTON Aerospace Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Dick began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Heat transfer, aerodynamic heating, thermal analysis, thermodynamics, fluid and gas dynamics, and thermal failure of materials.
Education:
B.S. Aeronautical Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo.
M.S. Aeronautical/Astronautical Engineering, Stanford University.
For thermal analysis, fluid and gas dynamics, and thermal stress of brittle materials.

Dr. JOSEPHINE COVINO Research Chemist
FELLOW 1995
Jo began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1982.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Sol-gel synthesis, sensitivity of propellants to electrostatic discharge, cook-off of propellants, and sensitivity of propellants and explosives to mechanical shock.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, Adelphi University, 1979.
Ph.D. Inorganic and Solid State Chemistry, Brown University, 1982.
In recognition of your outstanding innovative research, your inspiring leadership of technical groups, and your continuing efforts to advance research and development.

Dr. ROBERT J. DINGER Research Physicist
FELLOW 1991
Bob began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Communications, RF propagation, high temperature superconductivity, 45- and 94-gigahertz radar systems.
Education:
B.A. Physics and Mathematics, Western Maryland College, 1965.
Ph.D. Physics, University of California, Riverside, 1971.
For research on the transmission, detection, and analysis of electromagnetic signals.

CHARLES L. FREDERICKSON Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Charles began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Source selection, program planning, and production process.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Illinois, 1962.
MPA (Masters in Public Administration), California State University, 1982. For contributions to the areas of source selection and production process.

Dr. GEORGE A. HAYES Materials Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
George began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Characteristics of materials.
Education:
B.S. Metallurgy, University of Idaho, 1956.
M.S. Metallurgy, University of Utah, 1957.
Ph.D. Materials Science, Stanford University, 1966.
For contributions to the area of material science.

FAY A. HOBAN Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Fay began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design and development of fiber optic payout systems and missile seeker systems.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1964.
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1969.
For development of fiber optic systems on missile and missile seeker platforms.

JOHN W. JOYNER Physicist
FELLOW 1991
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1965.
Major areas of expertise/projects: IR seeker parameters, foreign material exploitation (FME), IR signatures/FOCUS, AIM-9, DUAL SPECTRUM, AAAM, RAM, MHIP, most HAVE systems, and several others.
Education:
B.A. Physics and Mathematics, Union College, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1961.
M.S. Physics, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology, 1965.
Graduate studies in Engineering, University of Texas, 1971. For contributions to the field of electro optics, infrared system analysis, and foreign weapons exploitation.

ALBERT C. KOCH Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Bert began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1958.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Laser guided systems, electro-optical systems/Skipper, Sidewinder, ARBS, Pave Prism, Generic Focal Plane Array Test Bed, Fiber Optics payout for Skyray.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1962.
For contributions to the development of laser guided and electro-optical systems.

Dr. KARL J. KRAEUTLE Physical Chemist
FELLOW 1991
Karl began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1965.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Decomposition and reaction of propellant ingredients and energetic materials, kinetics, metal combustion, particle size analysis.
Education:
B.S. Physics, University of Munich, 1956.
Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, University of Munich, 1962.
For your contributions to the understanding of aluminum combustion, oxidizer, and binder decomposition and combustion chemistry.

Dr. ALBERT H. LEPIE Research Chemist
FELLOW 1990
Al began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1964.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of new mechanical test procedures for solid propellants. Mechanical properties characterization of solid propellants.
Education:
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Federal School of Engineering, Essen, Germany, 1951.
M.S. Chemistry, Technical University, Aachen, Germany, 1958.
Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, Institute of Technology, Munich, Germany, 1961.
For achievements in the field of mechanical properties characterization of solid rocket propellants.

JUDITH H. LIND Engineering Psychologist
SENIOR FELLOW 1993
Judy began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Established measurable criteria for aircrew workload, which became the DoD standard as published in MIL-D-8708C. Human engineering of the AV8-B, A6E, and F/A-18 cockpits. Human factors problems for aircrew-aircraft interfaces.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene, 1955.
M.S. Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene, 1957.
M.S. Operations Research and Human Factors, Naval Postgraduate School, 1985.
For achievements in human factors engineering.

CHARLOTTE K. LOWE-MA Research Chemist
FELLOW 1993
Charlotte began her career at NAWCWPNS in 1979.
Major areas of expertise/projects: X-ray diffraction, crystallographic research and analysis of materials. Derivation of Intensity Figure of Merit for the interpretation of X-ray powder pattern data.
Education:
B.S., California State University, Los Angeles, 1973.
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, 1979.
For achievements in X-ray crystallography.

Dr. BRUCE T. LUCAS Physicist
FELLOW 1990
Bruce began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of algorithms for the classification of ships at sea. Automatic target screening. Signal processing, image processing, and pattern recognition, with applications to land target classification and to ship classification.
Education:
B.S. Physics, Purdue University, 1957.
Ph.D. Physics, Purdue University, 1964.
For contributions to automatic target recognition algorithms.

Dr. LEE W. LUCAS Mathematician
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Lee began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Software engineering and embedded computer systems.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, University of Michigan, 1962.
M.S. Applied Mathematics, Washington State University, 1965.
Ph.D., Washington State University, 1970.
For software engineering, numerical analysis and computations, and embedded computer systems.

ERIC A. LUNDSTROM Physicist
SENIOR FELLOW 1993
Eric began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Computer models for Hydraulic Rams design of munitions that are insensitive to inadvertent shock stimuli, Smerf hydrocode.
Education:
B.S., University of California, Berkeley, 1965.
M.S., University of California, Berkeley, 1967.
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1970.
For achievements in development of computer models for the design of insensitive ordnance systems.

WILLIAM R. MAGORIAN Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Ray began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Missile fuze technology, foreign material system exploitation, short range radar.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1957.
For missile fuze technology, foreign material system exploitation, and developments in short range radar.

JOSEPH M. McDONOUGH Chemical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Joe began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1972.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Quality improvement of Sparrow, Harpoon, and Sidewinder AIM-9L missiles.
Education:
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Gonzaga University, Washington.
For contributions to the quality of airborne weapons.

JOSEPH A. MOSKO Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW 1990
Joe began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1959.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Computational electromagnetics, broadband radiators, direction finding systems, stripline circuits, antennas.
Education:
B.S. Engineering, California State University, San Jose, 1959.
M.S. Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1964.
For achievements in applied and computational electromagnetics: broadband radiators, direction finding systems and stripline circuit analysis and design. In recognition of your achievements in computational electromagnetics, broadband radiators, direction finding systems and stripline circuit analysis and design.

MARC L. MOULTON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Marc began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Design and development of electro-optical guidance technology, video trackers, test and interface systems, video data links and related signal processing. Development of a fiber optic data link and signal processing for an advanced RF data link/Walleye Haze Penetrator, Condor, Advanced Navy Data Link, Skyray Data Link.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, University of Idaho, 1967.
For developments in Electro-Optical Guidance Technology and Data Link Systems.

Dr. ARNOLD T. NIELSEN Research Chemist
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Arnold began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1959.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Behavior and characteristics of energetic materials.
Education:
B.S. Chemistry, University of Washington, 1944.
Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Washington, 1947.
For contributions to energetic materials research.

Dr. WILLIAM P. NORRIS Research Chemist
FELLOW 1990
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1953.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Chemical research on energetic materials, organometallics, and fluoroorganics.
Education:
Ph.D. Physical-Organic Chemistry, University of Colorado, 1952.
Post-Doctoral Fellowship, University of California, Los Angeles, 1952-1953. For contributions to chemical synthesis, structure determination, reaction rate kinetics, and mechanism studies of energetic materials, organometallic and fluoroorganic compounds.

JOHN PEARSON Mechanical Engineer
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW 1989
John began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1951.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Detonation physics.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Wright College, Chicago, Illinois, 1949.
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 1951.
For achievements in detonation physics.

ROBERT L. PHEYSEY Mathematician
FELLOW 1993
Bob began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1967.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Optimal flight simulation and analysis involving maximum lift over drag ratio data for prediction of maximum range envelopes/Sidewinder.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, California Polytechnic Institute, Pomona.
For achievements in the understanding and control of missile flight through simulation.

Dr. JAMES O. PORTEUS Research Physicist
FELLOW 1990
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1959.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Optical scattering, surface physics, laser heating and damage.
Education:
B.S. Physics, University of Delaware, 1951.
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1958.
For contributions in the field of surface physics and your important contributions to the understanding of laser damage and heating phenomena.

STANLEY T. (TED) SMITH Physicist
FELLOW 1990
Ted began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1953.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Infrared signature analyses and sensor performance analyses, infrared interferometry, heat transfer effects on aerothermal domes.
Education:
B.A. Mathematics and Physics, University of Rochester, 1952.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Utah State University, 1981.
For achievements in the fields of infrared spectral interferometry, infrared signature analyses, and heat transfer research on aerothermal heating of domes, aerospikes, and cavity windows.

Dr. JAMES L. STOKES Metallurgical Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1976.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Mechanical and physical metallurgy, materials and processes for various applications such as nuclear weapons, nuclear reactors, aerospace structures, gas turbines, and nondestructive testing.
Education:
B.S. Metallurgical Engineering, University of Arizona.
M.S. Metallurgical Engineering, University of Arizona.
Ph.D. Metallurgical Engineering, University of Arizona, 1960.
For contributions to mechanical and physical metallurgy, nondestructive testing and corrosion control.

FLOYD E. TOWNER Supervisory Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Floyd began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1971.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Reliability and maintainability of missile born electronic components.
Education:
B.S. Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1963.
For accomplishments in the reliability and maintainability of missile borne electronic components.

DAVID J. WHITE Research Physicist
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
David began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1970.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radome analysis, surface acoustic wave devices, microwave devices.
Education:
B.A., University of California, Riverside, 1956.
For achievements in the fields of radome analysis, surface acoustic wave devices, and microwave device physics.

WILLIAM H. WOODWORTH Electronics Engineer
SENIOR FELLOW 1989
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1952.
Major areas of expertise/projects: System and circuit design of RF data links, electro-optical imaging systems, electromechanical control systems, and magnetic amplifiers/Walleye, Condor, Navy Data Link, Advanced Navy Data Link.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, South Dakota State College.
For developments in RF data links, electro-optical imaging, electromechanical control systems and magnetic amplifiers.

JOE YEE Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1994
Joe began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1974.
Major areas of expertise/projects: RF seeker performance, RF clutter, effects of weather on radar performance.
Education:
B.S. Electronic Engineering, California State College, Sacramento, 1972.
In recognition of your creation and use of mathematical models to make highly credible predictions of radar performance under real-world conditions.

PT. MUGU EMERITI: RETIRED OR TRANSFERRED

ALBERT BURGE
FELLOW 1985

JAMES S. COBBS Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1980.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development of concepts and application of new technology and techniques in the command and control of seaborne surface targets and the various equipment suites mounted thereon.
Education:
B.S. United States Military Academy, West Point, 1964.
M.S. Electronic Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, 1973.
For contributions to the development of surface target control systems.

GUY F. COOPER Aerospace Engineer
FELLOW 1987
Guy began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1966.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Launch dynamics analysis, external stores air-loads analysis. Developed air flow facility and other equipment for testing target response to a high energy laser (HEL); coordinated development of a flying target array for testing HEL tracking.
Education:
B.E.E. Electrical Engineering, Union College, New York, 1954. For to the development and testing of HEL targets.

J. WILLIAM COX Ocean Systems Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Bill began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1962.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Marine structures and facilities, underwater ranges, design of marine components, ocean sciences.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, San Diego State University, 1967.
M.B.A., Pepperdine University, 1976. Civil Engineer Corps Officer's School, Ocean Engineering, 1979. For contributions to development of underwater ranges and ocean engineering.

EDDIE B. CROSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1987
Ed began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1960.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Microelectronics, VLSI design, modeling and simulation, hybrid microcircuits, digital systems, computer architecture, telemetry, and instrumentation.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Fresno State College, California, 1963.
M.S. Electrical/Computer Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1979.
Ph.D. Electrical/Computer Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1990.
For outstanding contributions in the field of hybrid microelectronics.

MARK H. DAMRON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Mark began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Development, test, and evaluation of electronic warfare radar jammers and receivers; and development, utilization, and management of laboratory simulation systems.
Education:
B.S. Electronic Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1968.
M.S. Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1978.
For outstanding technical contributions and management expertise.

ERIC DEJONG
FELLOW 1985

DALE C. DUNHAM Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Dale began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1958.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Airborne radar systems, avionic systems, radar target simulators, threat simulators, worked on development of the F-14A Systems Integration Test Station Laboratory, the EA-6B Weapons System Support Laboratory, and the F-14D Weapons System Integration Center.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, North Dakota State University, Fargo, 1958.
For contributions to the development of major avionic support laboratories.

DONALD J. DUNHAM Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1989
Donald began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1958.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Electronic warfare systems and technology, electronic countermeasures and electronic counter-countermeasures techniques and measures, Threat RF weapons systems, both missile seekers and radars, AN/ALQ-165, AN/ALQ-162, Chaff, Towed Devices, RF expendables, electronic countermeasures test and evaluation methods and procedures.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, North Dakota State University, Fargo, 1958.
For contributions to the field of electronic warfare design, development, and test of operational Navy defensive electronic warfare systems and assessment of threat electronic countermeasures vulnerabilities.

PAUL ELLISON
FELLOW 1991

DOUGLAS EVERETT
FELLOW 1988

ROBERT E. HAMILTON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Robert began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1953.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Microwave technology, missile receiver design, antenna design, design and development of missile hardware-in-the-loop laboratories, requirements manager for the Missile Systems Evaluation Laboratory.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Ohio University, Athens, 1948.
Graduate studies in Mathematics, George Washington University, 1948-51. Graduate studies in Management, UCLS, 1964-67. For long-term contribution and technical leadership in development of the Pacific Missile Test Center's hardware-in-the-loop missile test laboratories.

CYRIL M. KALOI
FELLOW 1985

CHARLES LEDEBUR
FELLOW 1988

DEAN L. MENSA Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1987
Dean began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Radar reflectivity measurements, development and application of wide instrumentation for radar imaging, low-observable radar signatures.
Education:
B.S. Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1962.
M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 1964.
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1980.
For contributions to the field of imaging methods applied to radar signatures.

RONALD E. PETERSON Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Ron began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1981.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Airborne antenna systems, array control systems and airborne telemetry.
Education:
Harvard College, 1952-1954. B.S., University of Utah, 1963.
For range support instrumentation systems.

JOHN PIERCEY
FELLOW 1991

JOHN RASMUSSEN
FELLOW 1990

THEODORE WADDELL
FELLOW 1988

IN MEMORIAM

DEWEY PHILIP ANKENEY Mechanical Engineer
FELLOW 1991
Phil began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1952.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Rocket propelled sled design, test systems, simulation of missile and aircraft systems, vulnerability and survivability analysis, fuze safe-arm systems, laser firing of pyrotechnics and explosives.
Education:
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1952.
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1961.
For contributions to Navy weapon systems and, in particular, the fuze safe-arm field.

LOUIS J. GIEGERICH, JR. Mathematician
FELLOW (Posthumous Award) 1990
Major areas of expertise/projects: Helped to establish air-to-air weapons effectiveness methodology currently in use today. Expert in fuse and warhead effectiveness and target vulnerability technical analysis/Sidewinder, Sparrow, Standard Arm, Shrike.
Education:
B.S. Mathematics, Loyola University, 1961.
M.S. Mathematics, Utah State University, 1963.
For mathematical modeling and simulation of missiles and aircraft for fuse design, warhead effectiveness, and target vulnerability analysis.

Dr. CHARLES D. LIND Research Chemist
FELLOW 1989
Charles began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1957.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Detonation physics.
Education:
B.S. Organic Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University.
M.S. Organic Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University.
Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University, 1952.
For contributions to detonation physics.

PETER MARVIN
FELLOW 1987

JAMES L. RIEGER Electronics Engineer
FELLOW 1990
Jim began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1968.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Telemetry, data encryption, video data compression.
Education:
B.S. Electronics Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1967.
M.S. Electronics Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1969.
For support of encrypted telemetry data, video data compression techniques, and contributions to the international telemetry conference.

W. GENE YOUNKIN Physicist
FELLOW 1990
Gene began his career at NAWCWPNS in 1954.
Major areas of expertise/projects: Simulation models for the Sidewinder family of missiles.
Education:
B.S. Physics, St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa, 1952.
Two years Graduate study in physics, University of California, Los Angeles, 1952-54. For the development and application of simulation models for performance analysis of the Sidewinder family of missiles and in providing effective liaison with the operational community.

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