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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 38188, 30 March 1973, Page 3

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IRQBRi Ugg, g • JSj, I I ™ ’-■ WB ®IF 't ■ * Electronics technicians with the RNZAF work with some of the finest equipment in the country. Electronics: A top trade in the RNZAF. If you’re between 16and 30,enjoyunequalled security,good pay and plenty of other benefits while you learn with today’s Air Force. The RNZAF will give you first rate Advanced training includes further Ground communications is responsible training in electronics, and pay you well Sadies in aircraft weapons swenis and in- for the maintenance and installation ol .ill while you learn. You'll have the security of K ' depth training in electronic weaponry. ground-io-air communication systems, radiobeing fully qualified in your trade plus free J jmHh 4® a r • —navigation aids and point-to-point ground health care, plenty of other benefits and Jf,; 4.COHW!lUniC<ltlOnS. communication (teleprinters and radios generous superannuation. If you're single ' jMsHlfli This category covers three trades: air and Radar technicians arc responsible lor the you’ll get full board and meals at remarkably Hr : V > A MHsHBH ground communications and radar. maintenance of both airborne (search, cheap rates. If married, you'll get a special MMHMM f 'j| s Air communications involves the ser- weather warning and mapping radar) and allowance and could become eligible for an hMMk -■ vicing of all communication systems within fixed ground (surveillance) radar systems. Air Force house (which could cost as little hMHMk" " v 'ifIMMNH the aircraft (air-to-ground and internal) These three trades share the same b.i»ic as $5 a week). The Air Force offers you the companionship of including some navigational aids. engineering training followed by specialist All of these advantages mean more pay P^P lc your own age who share the same interests. ~ lra( Jc training, in your hand plus cash and income retire- Training first develops metalwork skills, 4 ment benefits. then progresses to specialist training in basic 0 Trades fot WOnteH. . electronics, including AC and DC circuits j <• Skills you can use anywhere, and machines, batteries, voltage regul a tors : «MMk ?'T n i. \ and3 , Ouir \ f,r inside the Air Force or out. aircraft circuits ignition and armament 4- education 'the "xii'gkcc cmoll'r and WB7 1 \ 1 and Air rorce trained tradesmen always u • u i r i -u u \ .* instrument assistant, enjovplentv of scope for putting them to The high job unifications winch result \ . good use. ’ underwrite a secure career. A . \ / Howto jOIH. But the scope within the Air Force is \ / The Air Force offers you much more even better, particularly since you are 4 •• than iustajob-it offers you a wayof life, olfered more than a job-you re offered a 3 I Certainly, you sign on for a period nf Bor 1 2 way of lile. V j M-n, y eiirs < Airwomen 3 years). But you have th® Two ways to start a career. \ °iT ( ’ rlU11 "' 1011,111 <)l " 11 x "'i i ,lc su u ,i ’ * 1 I you: any time during Ihe first thtee months There are two ways you can start your NjK I I you could opt out. It s a matter of record that electronics career with the Air Forge. 4 few’choose to do so, which is not surprising If you are between 16 and 17/? with at 2 when you discover what life in today's least three years secondary education 1 Air Force is reallv like including mathematics and preferably a 2 ML jjb’ Post the coupon below for an Air Force science subject to sth form level - perhaps One of the world's most advanced reconnaissance airerafi, career booklet and then contact your nearest School Certificate-you could enter as an the P 3 Orion plays an important peacetime role in maritime search . RNZAF' Recruiting Officer He will tell you Airman Cadet. and rescuework. Sophisticated electronic equipment is a key 4 what life in todav's Air force is all about ' factor in its effectiveness. 2. Instruments. y — — ■■»— f — » » — —■ ftw Information about aircraft speed, altitude I 13 more technical todays Air Force. | - I and position is conveyed to the aircrew by ■ Simply post the coupon. Bk MEg- 2M5saBMl instruments. This trade is mainly responsible 1 without obligation, for jB 'gflra for the maintenance of these sy stems and I some DOneiliS. tree, comprehensive * *'t' ML also those which monitor the performance II you have two years’ literature about dry tf (jAaoSHI and operation of the aircraft's engines and | secondary education (three career opportunities lhe Air lorcc reaches you truly useful skills. j ue | systems, oxygen systems, cabin ■ years for Airman Cadets) j n loc j iiv \ \, r Force. If you are between 17'Ze and 30, with at pressurisation and air conditioning. I the Air Force offers you Or ask someone you know in the RNZAF. least two years' secondary education but Five months'general engineering train- | the following trades-all preferably mathematics or a science subject ing is followed by specialist trade studies with good chances of .. to the equivalent of School Certificate, you which include basic electronics’, fundamentals | advancement and regular ‘ dnK qualify for entry as an Adult Airman. Very of AC and DC circuits, barometry, optics. ■ salary increases: Address likely, skills already gained in allied fields • gyroscopics, oxygen sy stems and automatic I For men: could assist your entry into an electronics flight control systems. a Airframes. Electroplating, | career. Advanced training includes in-depth ■ Engines. Motor Mechanic. f“ Airman Cadet (16-17- years) awc 1 You can choose from four basic types of studies of these subjects plus additional | Metalworking. Woodworker. Adult Entrant (17 years) electronic trades. training and wiring regulations. Machinist. Aeronautical ” Airwomen (17‘/ -30 years) 1. Electrical. 3 Armament 1 ?™ Bh r ting ‘ Tech " ic * 1 - Ha " d ‘ Send to: The R NZAE Recruiting Ollicer, "7 3.Armament. | Salety Equipment, Aircraft P.O. Box )470. Chr.stchurcli, I This trade involves mainly the mam- General training precedes specialist work " Finishing. Telephone 60-259. " tenance of aircraft electrical systems and with all ground and air weapons, gun sights, | For women: Auckland'373-357 components including generators, alternators. rockets, bombs and explosives, ejection Electrical Assistant. Wellington: 43-767* DN7f*E W • starter motors, fuel pumps, relays and switches, seats, and pyrotechnics (distress and I Instrument Assistant. Dunedbr -296. ■vLßwraaßßH I plus cockpit, landing and navigation lights. illuminating flares). Im'm — — mm mbm m ■■■■■■■ m ■■ ■■ ■■■ m ■■■■■■ ■■ mb*