AIR/SPACE AMERICA 88

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
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• Publication Date: May 13, 1988
• Content Type: MISC

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Congrt of the Wtriteb Mateo
3ouge of Repractntatibd
nagfjington, O C 20515
March 25, 1988
The Honorable William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Judge Webster:
As you may know, Air/Space America 88 will take place on May 13-22, 1988
at San Diego's Brown Field. This international air show is being organized by
former Representative Bob Wilson. We would like to invite you and your spouse
to San Diego for the opening of Air/Space America 88 on May 13.
Air/Space America 88 will be the largest international space and
electronics trade exposition ever held on American soil. "Sea Power" magazine
said that the Air/Space America 88 is shaping up to be stiff competition for
the Paris and Farnborough air shows. Even now, Air/Space America 88 has over
500 exhibitors. General Dynamics, Hughes Aircraft, Teledyne Inc., TRW, Bell
Helicopter, Gates Learjet, and other manufacturers will be displaying a wide
array of defense, electronic, and aviation products. There will also be space
exhibits, stunt flying, and air races, not to mention the beautiful San Diego
location.
Air/Space America 88 will afford you an opportunity to see the Chinese
Long March Carrier Rocket, the Soviet An-124 giant air transport plane, new
air traffic systems, state-of-the-art Avionics, fiber optic products, alloy
metal and composite plastic manufacturing techniques, and aerospace tracking
and navigation computers and software.
We hope that you can help this "Made in America" air show become a
resounding success. We have enclosed a brochure that details Air/Space
America 88. Please R.S.V.P. to Ray Sullivan at 225-5672.
Duncan `Hunter
Member of Congress
Bill Lowery
Member of Congress
Sincerely,
Ron Packard
Member of, ngress
it Bates
Member of Congress
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INDEX
Air/Space America Personnel . . . .10
Allocations of Exhibit Space . . . . 9
Applications . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Chalets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Conferences . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Demonstration Flights . . . . . . . . 7
Flying Aircraft Displays . . . . . . . 7
Indoor Exhibits . . . . . . . . . . 6
International Business Center . . . . 7
Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Outdoor Exhibits . . . . . . . . . 6
Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Promotion . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Static Aircraft Displays . . . . . . . 6
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APPLICATION TO EXHIBIT AIR/SPACE
We hereby apply for exhibit space at AIR/SPACE AMERICA in San Diego,
California, USA, May 13-22, 1988. We agree to abide by Show rules and
regulations as detailed in the "Invitation to Exhibit," in exhibitor service
manuals and bulletins, and in terms printed on the reverse of this form.
Division
Street Address
City State/Country Zipcode M/S
Telephone L I Ext Telex/FAX
INDOOR EXHIBIT (Pavilion)
Standard booth space
(10' x 10' % 100st - 93sm) Any number may be purchased
Number of standard spaces wanted: @ $2,200. each ............................ US $ US$
Premium corner booth space
110' x 15' 150sf - 13 95sm) May be purchased alone or in combination with any number of adjacent
standard 10' x 10' booths
Number of premium spaces wanted
Island exhibit space
America
J1111-- C"
Available in 10' x 10' units Any number may be purchased and must form (in combination)
either a square or rectangle. Compute costs by square foot.
Number of square feet wanted: @ $25. per square foot ........................... $
OUTDOOR EXHIBIT SPACE
Space for free-standing exhibits Minimum space per exhibit 200 square feet (18.6 sm).
Number of square feet needed. @ $12.00 per square foot ........................ $ $
EXHIBITOR RECEPTION CHALETS
Number of units wanted single units @ $22,500. each (20' x 60') .................... $ $
double units @ $42,000. each ............................ $ $
triple units @ $63.000 each .............................. $ $
AIRCRAFT STATIC DISPLAY SPACE
Aircraft (empty weight) Cost per aircraft Number of aircraft
Up to one ton $ 350.00 -
One ton to three tons $ 750.00 -
Three tons to 10 tons $1.200.00
10 tons to 25 tons $1,800 00 -
25 tons to 40 tons $2,400.00 -
40 tons to 60 tons $3,200.00
Over 60 tons $4,00000
PLEASE FILL-IN REVERSE SIDE OF THIS
APPLICATION
Important Application must be completed in full.
Please return completed copy with initial payment
(deposit) attached Countersigned copy will be
returned to you when booths are assigned.
Application information will be used in printed
program
Please make checks payable to:
AIR/SPACE AMERICA
6110 Friars Road / Suite 204
San Diego, California 92108-1004 USA
Telephone: [phone]
$ $
............. $ $
TOTALS us s US$
Authorized Application by:
Name Title
(please print
Please address further exhibit
correspondence and bulletins to.
Name and Title
Company
Address
City, State/Country, Zip
Telephone ( I Ext Telex/FAX
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
Date Received
Check ti Amount $
Account Number Assigned
Accepted (date)
Accepted for A/SA by
Booth(s) Chalet(s) assigned
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AIRCRAFT TO BE EXHIBITED
Description of aircraft to be
exhibited
Expected landing weight
(in pounds)
Length (in feet)
Wingspan (in feet)
Landing gear
configuration
1. Contract
This application, properly executed by Applicant (Exhibitor), shall upon writ-
ten accept on and notification of exhibit space assignments by Air/Space
America (A/SA) management constitute a valid and binding contract.
2. Assignment of Space
Assignment of space will be made on a first-come, first-served basis by
order of postmark date.
A/SA's assignment of exhibit space is final and shall constitute an
acceptance of an Exhibitor's offer to occupy space. After assignment, space
location may not be changed, transferred, or cancelled except upon written
request and with the subsequent written approval of A/SA management.
Space assignments may be revoked or changed by A/SA management at
any time that the minimum payment schedule is not met.
3. Payment Requirements and Cancellation Charges (Revised)
Amount Due
50% of total space price With application
Balance of total space price March 15, 1988
In the event of a cancellation by an exhibitor, an assessment to cover ser-
vices performed and other damages relating to the cancellation shall be as
follows:
Cancellation charges as of:
February 1. 1988 50% of total space price
April 1, 1988 100% of total space price
It is understood that A/SA reserves the right, at its option, to re-assign can-
celled exhibit space regardless of the cancellation rate assessed. Subse-
quent re-assignment of cancelled space does not relieve the cancelling
exhibitor of his obligation to pay the amount referred to above.
In the event that the premises in which Air/Space America is conducted
shall become, at the sole discretion of A/SA management, unfit for occu-
pancy, or substantially interfered with by reason of any cause or causes not
reasonably within the control of A/SA, this agreement may be terminated by
A/SA. For this purpose, the term "cause or causes" shall include, but not by
way of limitation, fire, flood, epidemic, earthquake, explosion or accident,
blockade, embargo, inclement weather; governmental restraints; restraints
or orders of civil defense or military authorities; act of public enemy; riot or
civil disturbance; strike, lockout, boycott or other labor disturbance; inability
to secure sufficient labor, technical, or other personnel; failure, impairment,
or lack of adequate transportation facilities; inability to obtain or condemna-
tion, requisition or commandeering of necessary supplies or equipment,
local, state, or federal law, ordinance, rule, order decree, or regulation,
whether legislative, executive, or judicial; and whether constitutional or act
of God Should A/SA terminate this agreement pursuant to the provisions of
this paragraph, the Exhibitor waives any and all claims for damages and
agrees that A/SA may, after computing the total amount refundable to all
exhibitors (the amount by which the total amount of fees paid by all exhibi-
tors exceeds the total amount of A/SA's costs and expenses in connection
with its preparation and conducting of Air/Space America, including a rea-
sonable reserve for claims and other contingencies), refund to the Exhibitor,
as and for complete settlement and discharge of all said Exhibitor's claims
and demands, an amount which bears the same relationship to the fee paid
by said Exhibitor as the total refundable amount as computed above bears
to the total amount of fees paid by all exhibitors.
All prices subject to change upon 30 days notice.
4. Prices
All prices are in United States dollars ($US).
5. Compliance
The Exhibitor assumes all responsibility for compliance with all pertinent
ordinances, regulations, and codes of duly authorized national and local
governing bodies concerning fire, safety, and health, together of the opera-
tors and/or owners of the property wherein Air/Space America is held.
6. Liabilities
Neither Air/Space America, its Flight Control Committee, the U.S. Federal
Aviation Administration, nor the City or County of San Diego will accept lia-
bility for the loss of or damage to any exhibits, aircraft, or any other equip-
ment against such loss or damage, including the risk of theft, fire, storm,
earthquake, flood, acts of God, or aircraft mishaps.
Exhibitors and their employees, contractors, and/or agents participate in
Air/Space America at their own risk.
Air/Space America will not be under any liability to exhibitors or their
employees, contractors, and/or agents for any direct or indirect damage,
loss, death, or injury arising out of or in any way connected with the exhib-
its, aircraft static displays, customer demonstration flights, flying displays, or
any other aspect of Air/Space America. Exhibitors, by the fact of their partic-
ipation, agree to indemnity Air/Space America against all claims arising out
of, or in any way connected with, exhibitors' participation.
7. Alterations
Air/Space America reserves the right to make any necessary alterations in
the position and size of exhibit pavilions, chalets, outdoor displays, and
static aircraft displays. Exhibitors will be informed of these changes should
they occur
8. Flight Control
Control of all flight activity will be exercised by the Flight Committee,
headed by Air/Space America's Director of Operations working in conjunc-
tion with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the supervisor of
Brown Field.
9. Regulations
Exhibitors and other participants in Air/Space America will be bound by the
regulations set forth in "Exposition Regulations."
10. Applicable Law
Any dispute(s) between exhibitors shall be resolved by Air/Space America
and the decision will be final. Disputes between exhibitor(s) and Air/Space
America will be subject to interpretation according to the laws of the City
and County of San Diego and the State of California
11. Re-assignment of Space
Exhibitors may not tranfer, assign, sub-let, or share exhibit space with any
other exhibitor, company, or individual without the prior written agreement
of Air/Space America.
12. Unions
Exhibitors and other participants in Air/Space America will abide by and
comply with rules and regulations concerning local unions having agree-
ments with authorized contractors employed by Air/Space America.
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AIR/SPACE AMERICA ... WHERE YOU MEET
QUALIFIED CIVILIAN AND MILITARY BUYERS
FROM THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
IR/SPACE
AMERICA, the first
international aero-
space and electronic
trade exposition of
dais naugnitude ever presented in the
United States, will be held in San Diego,
caliLino, in May 1988 It will be
attended by uniquely powerful and
quayfind purchasers of aerospace and
IerlronIc equipment, supplies,
~ scar(h, avid related services.
Intensive, carefully -targeted advertising
,mo public relations programs will
cr)(omrage the attendance and participa
tier HHf these domest i c and international
buyers
Thy ten day exposition Will have a
preen day, five days reserved for the
trade, arid four days (two weekends)
Air/Space America's
137-acre site at
Brown Field, 17 miles south
of downtown San Diego.
open to the public. Featured will be air
shows and races, flight demonstrations,
seminars, static and flying displays,
indoor and outdoor exhibits, and exhibi-
The United States
continues to lead the world
in developing and producing
military and commercial
aircraft. Air/Space America
will showcase these
contributions."
Senator Pete Nilson
tors' reception chalets. While many U S
military aircraft never before exhibited
publicly will make demonstration flights
and be on display, no exhibitor or coun
try will be given preferential treatment.
Air/Space America has additional
attendance-building features that cannot
be offered by any other trade exposi
tion-the incomparable climate and var-
ied attractions of San Diego and South-
ern California; plus the proximity of Air/
Space America to exhibitors' plants,
where visitors may be taken for tours,
discussions, and demonstrations.
Plan now to be an exhibitor at Air/
Space America and take advantage of
the marketing opportunities offered by
Americas finest international aerospace
and electronic trade exposition.
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Miramar Naval
Air Station
Public Days
May 14-15 and 21-22 (weekends)
Air/Space America is open to the
general public on these two
weekends. Some 500,000 Southern
Californians and others are expected
to be on hand to see your exhibit
and to witness air races and air
show activities.
San Diego
International
Airport
Air/Space America's exposition dates
are scheduled in May in order to give
exhibitors and visitors the very best of
San Diego's always near-perfect climate
(ideal for all flight activities), as well as
freedom from summertime crowds.
Press Day
Friday, May 13
A day set aside for news media to
preview Air/Space America and the
first U.S. Airmada, a stirring fly-by of
American-made aircraft.
Trade Days
May 16-20
The days reserved for you to meet
new prospects and customers from
around the world. Demonstration
flights only.
San
(Francisco as
THE PROGRAM
May 13-22, 1988
It recently was announced
tnat commencing in May,
1988, an international,
biennial, high-technology
exposition and air show will
be held in San Diego ... I can
assure you that the Depart-
ment of Defense will provide
the maximum possible
support ..."
('aspar Weinberger,
Secretary of Defense
North Island
Naval Air Station
BROWN
FIELD
THE LOCATION
Air/Space America will be staged at
Brown Field, a general aviation field
owned and operated by the City of San
Diego. The site is 17 miles south of
downtown San Diego and the city's
extensive port facilities and international
Los
Angeles
SAN
DIEGO
airport (Lindbergh Field) Brown Field
has an 8,000' x 200' paved runway, no
scheduled commercial aviation, and is
easily accessible by two major freeways
and paved access roads.
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AIR/SPACE AMERICA
BRINGS PURCHASING POWER
TO YOUR EXHIBIT
RADITIONALLY,
expositions such as
Air; Space America
refer to commercial
and military visitors as
trade" visitors We prefer to think of
tr1'in as your valued prospects and cus-
tonik'rs The thrust of Air/Space
America's promotional efforts is to bring
these qualified buyer, to see your
exhibit and talk with your
'p~ esentatives.
Global advertising and publicity will
bring these buyers to Air/Space Amer-
~ea Personal invitations will be extended
worldwide to public officials; military
officers; aviation, space, and electronic
e'xer utives, and others who have direct
involvement with the purchase of aero-
spacc and electronic equipment,
sup- re-)(!arch, and services.
As an Air/Space America exhibitor
you will receive an allocation of Trade
Day admission tickets for your targeted
potential buyers. The number of these
tree tickets will be based upon the
cextcent of your firms' participation. You
also will receive a supply of brochures
and other information describing Air/
Sparc America for use in promoting
your exhibit to your customers and
prospects
PROMOTION
TO ENSURE BUYER
ATTENDANCE
An intensive advertising and public
relations campaign, utilizing worldwide
punt and electronic news media as well
as professional and general interest jour-
uals, will carry the Air/Space America
story to the domestic and international
markets for your products and services.
WHO WILL EXHIBIT
If yours is a product that is aviation or
spare oriented, you are eligible to
exhibit at Air/Space America and to
bare in the benefits that come from hav-
ing thousands of qualified buyers, from
around the world, visit your exhibit.
To mention a few of the firms that
already have indicated their intent to
exhibit at Air/Space America (prior to
having received this "Invitation to
Exhibit") are those providing these
products and services:
Accelerometers Flight Recorders
Adhesives Fuel
Airframes Ground Support
Antennas Equipment
Audio Equipment Guided Weaoons
Batteries Industrial Tools
Bearings Instruments
Brakes Leasing
Castings Power Supplies
Components Navigation Aids
Computers Overhauls, Equipment
Computer Graphics Radar
Computer Software Telecommunications
Data Processing Test Equipment
Equipment Training Devices
Electron: Sensors Turbine, Discs
Engines Weapon Systems
fiber Optics
In addition, exhibitors at Air/Space
America will include members of the
Aerospace Industries Association, the
American Electronics Association, Air
The attractive
pavilion where
Airl Space
of beers,
directors, and
members of the
Founders' Club
host visiting
dignitaries.
Transport Association, NASA, NBAA,
HAI, and numerous other organizations
involved in aerospace education, pro-
motion, research, and development.
Also scheduled to exhibit are regional,
national, and international airlines and
airfreight firms; other aerospace-related
trade associations; and government and
military agencies concerned with avia-
tion and aerospace development and
operation. The United States Department
of Defense has offered maximum possi-
ble support.
It's about time the U.S. puts
its best foot forward with
displays and demonstrations
of our newest and best in
aircraft and space vehicles.
Air/Space America will do
just that."
Senator Barry Goldwater
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EXHIBIT SPACE
INDOOR EXHIBITS
Indoor exhibits at Air/Space America
will be housed in modern pavilions with
an aggregate exhibit space of nearly
500,000 square feet. The 100-foot wide,
clear-span, aluminum-frame structures
have a maximum height (at center line)
of 29-feet and are covered with fire-
retardant white PVC material. Maximum
height for booths around the perimeter
of each pavilion is eight-feet. Standard
height for all other oooths is 12-feet.
Special permission must be secured to
exceed this height. Nothing can be sus-
pended from the ceiling framework.
Pavilion flooring s asphalt, with 10
and 12-foot wide carpeted aisles. The
asphalt flooring may, by special arrange-
ment, be adapted to support heavy
exhibit equipment. Food service, res-
trooms, and other facilities are located in
and around the pavilions.
Standard Perimeter (wall) Booth
Space
(10'x 10' / 100 sf - 9.3 sm) Any
number may be purchased.
Each ..........................$2,200
Island Exhibit Space
Available in 10' x 10' units. Any
number may be purchased and must
form (in combination) either a square
or rectangle. Compute costs by square
foot.
Cost per square foot ............. $ 25.
Premium Corner Perimeter (wall)
Booth Space
(10'x15'/150sf-13.95sm). May be
purchased alone or in combination
with any number of adjacent standard
10' x 10' perimeter booths.
Each ..........................$3,500.
OUTDOOR EXHIBITS
Space
Space for free-standing exhibits (not air-
craft). Minimum space per exhibit 200
square feet (18.6 sm).
Cost per square foot .............. $12.
STATIC AIRCRAFT
DISPLAYS
Your potential customers can inspect
aircraft and other aerospace equipment
at close range in the static display areas.
Exhibitors who have aircraft on static dis-
play may also participate in flight-display
activities at no additional charge, provid-
ing they have two aircraft of the same
type-one for static display and one for
flying display and/or customer demon-
stration flights.
Exhibitors are required to provide
signage for static displays (specifications
are detailed in "Exposition Regulations")
as well as required security fencing, air-
craft access ramps, stairways, and view-
ing platforms.
Aircraft empty weight
Per aircraft
Up to one ton
$ 350.
One ton to three tons
750.
Three to 10 tons
1,200.
10 tons to 25 tons
1,800.
25 tons to 40 tons
2,400.
40 tons to 60 tons
3,200.
Over 60 tons
4,000.
Artist's conception of activity at
Air/Space America, with several
of the exhibition pavilions in
background
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FLYING AIRCRAFT
DISPLAYS AND CUSTOMER
DEMONSTRATION FLIGHTS
ARIOUS AIR
1 SHOWS and flying
aircraft displays will
be staged on each
of the weekend days
,)I the exposition Static display exhibi
tors may apply to Air/ Space America for
permission to show their aircraft in the
flyrn'q display portion of the program.
There will be no extra charge for this
parts, patron Demonstration flights will
he permitted only during the afternoons
of the Monday through-Friday Trade Days.
Air/Space America will
emphasize our nation's
innovations in space and
aviation while encouraging
trade among our Pacific Rim
friends and neighbors."
Governor George Deukmejian
Rules and regulations regarding flying
displays and customer demonstration
flights are contained in "Exposition Regu
lations," copies of which will be mailed
to all exhibitors.
INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS CENTER
Just inside the main entrance to
the exhibit area at Air/Space Amer-
ica, visitors will find the International
Business Center. This facility is
designed to make the visits of for-
eign buyers more productive and
enjoyable for them. Translators,
guides, Air/Space America literature
and maps, and special event sched-
ules will be available here.
The Director of Operations wid pro-
cess all applications to participate in the
flying displays. Applicants will be noti-
fied promptly regarding approval of
their requests. The Director's office will
determine scheduling and duration of
flight displays.
Cross section of the 100-foot
wide, clearspan exhibition
pavilions at AirlSpace America.
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EXHIBITORS' RECEPTION CHALETS
Single or multiple reception chalets
provide you with excellent accommoda-
tions where you may entertain customers
and prospects. Each 1,200-square-foot
unit has a seating capacity of from 58 to
65 persons. Each chalet will be
equipped with a m ni-kitchen (oven,
range, and refrigerator), and storage
facilities. The north \.vall of each chalet
has a sliding glass door to permit easy
viewing of flight activities. The main
entrance of each chalet faces south and
has a 2' x 6' host identification sign. Each
unit will have a flagpole to enable exhib-
itors to fly their corporate banners.
URNITURE, equip-
ment, carpeting, and
decorative materials
(aside from those
included in the basic
unit) will be available. Each chalet has
four 10-amp (110-volt) electric power
outlets. Chalet decorations may be con-
tracted for through the office of the
Exposition Contractor, as listed in your
"Exhibitor Kit," a copy of which will be
mailed to exhibitors upon receipt of
their space reservation(s).
Single Chalet Units
(Approximately 1,200 square feet /
111 square meters) ....... $22,500.
Double Chalet Units
(Approximately 2,400 square feet /
223 square meters ........ $42,000.
Triple Chalet Units
(Approximately 3,600 square feet /
334 square meters) ....... $63,000.
(hu' u/ the
nu~dent sirurncres
housing ' hihitors' roi,ehtiort
chalets tit Air/Shore Aineric?u.
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EXHIBIT SPACE
APPLICATIONS and ALLOCATIONS
At) ss itions to exhibit or to reserve
haiets must be submitted on the stan-
dar.1 application form with a 50%
deposit for exhibit space(s) and/or
haletts) The application form and
1e posit should be sent as soon as possi-
ble' lo
Air/Space America
6110 Friars Road / Suite 204
San Diego, CA 02108-1004 USA
Ar)p1 ations received after March 15,
1088, will Ise accepted but only to the
c-xtc'nt that exhibition space or chalets
Ont1nur to be available.
Upon acceptance of their applications
by Air/Space America, applicants wily
be mailed the 'Exposition Information
Package, an agreement form on which
applicants will ackowledge their receipt
and understanding of the regulations
det,i'led in the Exposition Information
: tl['Us for .static ( lisplen' Of
,tin ni/1 an, aeljarenl to the
rimier e_rhihiliun parilinns.
Package,- and a space allocation. The
signed agreement shall be returned and
be accompanied by the balance due for
the exhibit space(s) or chalet(s). Final
payment for those who apply on or
A r/Space America fills a
vital need right now. Plans to
repeat it every two years
make it even more
important.."
Senator Alan Cranston
before March 15, 1988, must be
received no later than April 15, 1988, or
they will be considered a voluntary with-
drawal and their deposits will be
forfeited
SPACE ALLOCATIONS
Indoor and outdoor exhibit space will
be allocated by Exposition management.
Exhibit space is limited and will be allo-
cated in the order in which applications
are received. Insofar as possible, exhibi-
tor's requests for special locations will
be honored, providing that exhibit
height and layout conform to general
exhibit requirements for those locations.
CONFERENCES
AND SEMINARS
Exhibitors wishing to sponsor confer-
ences, seminars, or symposia are invited
to contact the Exposition director, who
will provide information about facilities
at,the exposition site as well as in the
metropolitan Sari Diego area.
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AIR/SPACE AMERICA
OFFICERS ? DIRECTORS ? EXECUTIVE STAFF
Honorable Bob Wilson
Honorable Clair W. Burgener
Leon W Parma
Chairman and CEO
Director
Director
FADM Bill Walsh
Guy Hatfield
Honorable
USN (Retired)
Director
Lionel Van Deerlin
President
Director
Charles G. Kerch
Predrag Mitrovich
Director
David F. Wilson
Treasurer and Director
Director
Herbert G. Klein
Frank C. Owen
Director
C G. Barker
Counsel and Director
Director of Marketing
NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
Mrs_ Helen K. Copley
Chairman and CEO
The Copley Press, Inc.
Preston M "Sandy" Fleet
Reuben H. Fleet Space Theatre
Major General Calvin C Franklin
Commanding General, D.C National Guard
Senator Barry Goldwater
Chairman, Senate Armed Services
Committee*
RADM Robert M Garrick, USN (Ret
Board of Directors, COMSAT'
ADM Thomas B. Hayward, USN (Ret.)
Chief of Naval Operations*
Honorable Edward Hidalgo
Secretary of the Navy*
Honorable Dan McKinnon
Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board*
Honorable Melvin Laird
Secretary of Defense*
Honorable Robert T. Monagan
President, Calif. Economic
Development Corp.
William C. Patterson
ATLAS Missile Pioneer Engineer*
General Bernard A Schriever, USAF (Ret.)
Commander, Air Force Systems Command*
Captain Walter M. Schirra, USN (Ret.)
Former Astronaut
Honorable Barry Shillito
Assistant Secretary of Defense*
Honorable C. Langhorne Washburn
Under Secretary of Commerce*
Dr. David C. Webb
National Commission on Space"
SAN DIEGO'S AEROSPACE HERITAGE
Curtiss First Seaplane, 1 97 11
Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis, 1927
Consolidated Aircraft B-24, 1943
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BROWN FIELD
SITE PLAN
MAIN RUNWAY
Brown Field's 8,000 foot
runway will he the focus
of takeoffs and landings
for demonstration and
acrobatic flights
FLIGHT LINE
Here you will) see the
air( raft scheduled to take
part In commercial and
military flight
d 1'mi)nStratlons, air races,
and air show activities
EXHIBITORS' CHALETS
DorrresUC and foreign
nianufacturcrs and
nidustry supplier,,
entertain quest, in the
,ittia, five chalets that face
the Air/Space America
i i(#)l demonstration area
CLOSED-COURSE AIR
RACES
Top ranked international
acing pilots will
lcrnon,,trate their skills as
they compete in their
formula One racers for
trophies and cash awards
Headquarters for
mcinI:a rs of the Founders'
ub, the organization of
companies and
individuals who are
helping Air/Space
Amen ca get Underway
GENERAL AVIATION
Aircraft manufacturers
from over 20 nations will
have their newest
products on display in
this area
LIGHTER-THAN-AIR
Display site for an array of
lighter than-air craft
from balloons to the most
modern blimps.
MAIN ENTRANCE
Visitors will be greeted
here by a colorful display
honoring the pioneering
aviation exploits of John
J. Montgomery
ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT
Static display of vintage
domestic and foreign
airplanes, including
combat craft from World
War-I and II
MILITARY AIRCRAFT
The newest in combat
and support aircraft will
be on display in this area
Air Force, Navy, Marine,
Coast Guard, and Army
pilots will fly their latest
craft.
PRESS HEADQUARTERS
Fully-equipped center for
print and electronic news
media.
BROWN FIELD TOWER
The control center for the
flight activities during the
nine days of Air/Space
America. Safety is the
hallmark of Air/Space
America.
EXHIBIT PAVILIONS
Over 400,000 square feet
of indoor exhibit space,
where the world's leading
aviation and aerospace
manufacturers display
their products
MISSILES
Missiles and space
systems too large to be
displayed effectively in
exhibit pavilions will be
shown in this area.
GRANDSTANDS
The grandstand seating
parallels the main runway
and provides obstruction-
free viewing of flight
activities
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A/R/SPACE
./Anwrica~
6110 Friars Road / Suite 204
San Diego, California 92108-1004 USA
Telephone: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
Air/Space America, a biennial
international aerospace and electronic
trade exposition, is presented by Air/
Space America, a non-profit corporation
(501-C-3), working in cooperation with
the City and County of San Diego, the
State of California, and the Federal
Aviation Administration.
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