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NAMES IN THE NEWS: W1HEO RESEARCHING DXPEDITION COSTS
Dee Logan, W1HEO, is researching an article for the DX
Magazine on the rising costs of DXpeditons and would like to
hear from DXpeditioners for their comments on how to these
ever increasing costs. Specific areas of interest include
examples of specific costs and reasons for their larger
amounts and suggestions for new sources or approaches to
donations. If you can help please contact W1HEO by e-mail
as soon as possible at deverelogan (at) gmail (dot) com
(W1HEO)
BT
NAMES IN THE NEWS: KA3HDO RETURNS TO AMSAT AS VP OF HUMAN
SPACEFLIGHT
Frank Bauer, KA3HDO, has returned to AMSAT North America as
Vice President for Human Spaceflight programs. Bauer
stepped down from this position in May 2009 due to
increasing work responsibilities at NASA. At the time he
was the Chief Engineer for the Exploration Systems Mission
Directorate at NASA Headquarters.
Bauer retired from NASA in September 2011. but has been
unable to fully support ARISS or other human spaceflight
pursuits. This is due to a post-retirement one year
"cooling off" period with NASA and with the International
Space Agencies. That period ends in about a month.
The Vice President for Human Spaceflight is a position that
is appointed by the AMSAT President. It provides leadership
and guidance to the AMSAT President, BoD and executives on
AMSAT's Human Spaceflight Operations and Development.
(AMSAT)
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