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01-11-02
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Loaded the van and got most of the things in
place. Then John called to advise
about the roll of film (already done up for
Ottawa – that and 16 other rolls). He
also requested that I retrieve some of the
individual air tubes for Cone Calorimeter
tests. So, on the way out at 1830, I
stopped at ‘J’ Hangar to collect the
following exhibits from bulk box Exh
#1-14332,
Exh #1-13783,
#1-13784, #1-13785, #1-13786, #1-13787, &
#1-13788. All are individual air
supply ducts. Each is individually
bagged and marked.
Before leaving, Vic GERDEN called to speak
to me about the trip overtime. He has
a very mild-mannered way about him, but he
definitely wants to come to some agreement
over the time so it doesn’t all go against
them. I told him that we had an
agreement the last time until Insp. LATHEM
put a stop to it. At the end, we did
agree that I would extend my stay until
Monday at their expense so I could travel
back on at least some regular work time.
I’m not really happy with having to stay
down over the weekend if we are not working.
What also peeves me is all the overtime
claimed in the hangar & elsewhere by some of
the TSB members, while at the same time for
three years I worked many hundreds of hours
at no cost.
Vic also mentioned that Don ENNS will be
returning some of the cockpit seat and other
items shortly. Will have to speak with
him about it this week. We also
mentioned upcoming events in the hangar, and
the fact that I am already running behind on
my days off.
When I finished with GERDEN, I called Insp.
LATHEM – at 1630 hrs. He said that he
had not heard anything back yet on the
travel authority, and that he would make a
phone call. About five minutes later
he called to say that it had not yet been
signed, but that verbal authorization had
been given, so it was ok to go. Seems
like a strange way of running an
organization!