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Cooperative Charting

 

CoCh Committee

Chairman
  R/C John J. Rodgers, SN

Asst Chairman
  Stf/C Thomas J. Peltier, N

Asst Chairman
Stf/C Diane Julum, JN

Secretary
  Phyllis V. Bowlin

District Reps:

Districts 5, 10 and 15
P/C Philip A. Benson, JN

Districts 16 and 32
Stf/C Diane Julum, JN

Districts 19 and 22
D/Lt/C John E. Knapp, SN

District 3, 17, 27 and 33
P/Stf/C Paul D. Long, SN

Districts 6, 7, and 9
P/C Delbert N. Miller, SN

Districts 12 and 14
Cdr Clint H. O'Connor, SN

Districts 4, 26 and 29
P/C Billy Owens, AP

Districts 21 and 24
Stf/C Thomas J. Peltier, N

Districts 13, 25 and 28
R/C John J. Rodgers, SN

Districts 30 and 31
P/C Stephen R. Schmidt, JN

Districts 8, 11, and 23
P/R/C James H. Strothers, SN

Districts 1, 2, and 18
P/D/C Walter H. Wiegert, SN

Committee Member
P/R/C Stephen A. Leishman, SN

Special Technical Asst
  P/R/C Horst Boettge, SN

Special Asst - Web Site
  Lt/C Thurston L. Gray, SN

 

HOW TO BECOME INVOLVED!

You can get involved in Cooperative Charting with a minimum of effort. After that you can decide how much further you want to get involved at any point. However, I warn you to be careful; it can be an insideously habit-forming activity!

There are scads of people who can tell you how to get involved. First, there's your Squadron Cooperative Charting Chairman. If you don't know who he or she is ask another of your squadron members.

Then there is the district Cooperative Charting Chairman. Ask a member of your squadron bridge how to contact him or her.

If all of that fails, you can contact the Area Representative for your district (who is a member of the National Cooperative Charting Committee). On this website on the "National Committee page" is a listing of National Committee members with their pictures and email addresses.

Also, download and view/print the newly revised (May 2010) Cooperative Charting Manual.

As a last resort, you can contact the Chairman of the National Cooperative Charting Committee (though have-a-heart, he or she is one busy person).

The very best way is to get connected with someone in your squadron who is active in Cooperative Charting. Join them and get directly into Cooperative Charting activities.

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