Jack Gellen - Falls Church VA, US Michael Feeley - Cliffton VA, US Thomas Herald - Warrenton VA, US David VanBuskirk - Gainesville VA, US Eric Gruenloh - Fairfax VA, US
International Classification:
G21C 17/00
US Classification:
702184000
Abstract:
A system is operable without repair for a predetermined maintenance-free operating period (MFOP). The system includes a first portion that is operable to perform a function, a second portion, and a control portion coupled to the first and second portions. The control portion is operable to cause the second portion to perform the function for a remainder of the MFOP if the first portion fails during the MFOP. For example, a system on board a submarine that comes in to port every ninety days can have a ninety-day MFOP. Therefore, crewmembers do not need to repair the system while the submarine is at sea on a mission. This servicing strategy may reduce costs by allowing one to eliminate training crew to repair the sonar system, preparing and printing repair documentation for the crew, and carrying this documentation, spare parts, and repair equipment on board the submarine.
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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
David Vanbuskirk
WEAVE DESIGN INC Business Services
250 W 103 St SUITE 11-C, New York, NY 10025 250 W 203 St SUITE 11C, New York, NY 10025 (212)6669252
Erick Erikson, Brenda Morrow, James Buhler, Theresa Demaree, Cynthia Campbell, Kecia Hannaford, Shelly Young, Mark Schmidt, Ty Williams, Susan Hollingsworth, Gina Barton
But officials with the National Transportation Safety Board emphasized that the short summary on the July 22 accident that killed David Vanbuskirk was preliminary, and the findings could change during the estimated nine months it will take to complete a full investigation and come up with recommenda
Co-workers described David Vanbuskirk, 36, as a disciplined and humble man who rose before the sun, refused to take off his wedding band for training exercises, and returned to the hospital the day after rescues to check on people he had saved.
A Las Vegas Strip procession for Officer David Vanbuskirk began just before 9 a.m. Monday, and a memorial is scheduled for later in the day at a Henderson megachurch that can seat nearly 3,000 people.
The procession was the first of a series of tributes taking place Monday in honor of David Vanbuskirk, 36, who died after falling from a helicopter hoist line July 22 while rescuing a stranded hiker at Mount Charleston.
Date: Jul 29, 2013
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Officer Falls To Death While Rescuing Stranded Hiker
While the hiker and the officer were being lifted up to a helicopter, David Vanbuskirk detached from the hoist and fell into the canyon. It is unknown how far he fall, and if the cause was due to equipment failure, KVUU-TV reports.
KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, identified the police officer as David Vanbuskirk, a 35-year-old married father of three. An Army veteran, Vanbuskirk had been a member of the department's search-and-rescue operation for three years.
Police identified the officer as36-year-old David Vanbuskirk. Vanbuskirk, who was part of Metro's Search and Rescue team, was called to the Mary Jane Falls trail shortly before 9 p.m. Monday following reports of a stranded hiker.