® Greetings from PAX River to all ABs far and near, I hope you all had a festive and joyous holiday season. We are preparing to meet for the 44th time in our illustrious history as an organization. As we plan for our annual event, as in years past we aim to be an organization that is recognized by society as meeting and exceeding the high expectations directed towards us, creating value that nobody else can match in ways befitting our distinctive identity. Over the next six years leading up to our bicentennial year, we strive to build a strong foundation on which the Aviation Boatswain Mate Association can thrive firmly and continuously for another 50 years, 100 years, and on without end. During our the issues the fleet face by shaping knowledge, insights and trends into intelligence that makes workshops we’ll examine us highly effective as a community in an ever changing fleet. The dialogue we have during our workshops sharpens the focus on required outcomes and enables us to anticipate future growth factors in terms of the equipment we use on a daily basis, to launch and recover, direct and fuel aircraft safely and efficiently. Our inputs will assist in the delivery of the tools needed to enable innovation; these tools perform a similar function for researchers allowing them to produce their final product faster and more efficiently. My goal after the symposium is for all of us to leave with a feeling of satisfaction within ourselves strengthened with pride from a job well done. With feelings of achievement that will come from our understanding that we were personally responsible for believing in and working toward the final outcome. So, from now until the symposium take a at work, study your processes and examine your close look at what you’re doing
® Greetings from PAX River to all ABs far and near, I hope you all had a festive and joyous holiday season. We are preparing to meet for the 44th time in our illustrious history as an organization. As we plan for our annual event, as in years past we aim to be an organization that is recognized by society as meeting and exceeding the high expectations directed towards us, creating value that nobody else can match in ways befitting our distinctive identity. Over the next six years leading up to our bicentennial year, we strive to build a strong foundation on which the Aviation Boatswain Mate Association can thrive firmly and continuously for another 50 years, 100 years, and on without end. During our workshops we’ll examine the issues the fleet face by shaping knowledge, insights and trends into intelligence that makes us highly effective as a community in an ever changing fleet. The dialogue we have during our workshops sharpens the focus on required outcomes and enables us to anticipate future growth factors in terms of the equipment we use on a daily basis, to launch and recover, direct and fuel aircraft safely and efficiently. Our inputs will assist in the delivery of the tools needed to enable innovation; these tools perform a similar function for researchers allowing them to produce their final product faster and more efficiently. My goal after the symposium is for all of us to leave with a feeling of satisfaction within ourselves strengthened with pride from a job well done. With feelings of achievement that will come from our understanding that we were personally responsible for believing in and working toward the final outcome. So, from now until the symposium take a close look at what you’re doing at work, study your processes and examine your
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