History of the Metrology
Training Division
( Prepared by SMSgt. Johnson)
“Illegitimi Non Carborundum”
Last Updated: 11/22/2017 07:40
HISTORY, Page 4
In
June
of
1989,
five
years
prior
to
the
BRAC’s
decision
to
close
Lowry
AFB,
SMSgt
Brian
M.
Johnson
compiled
a
history
from
Metrology
Training
Division
resources.
Subject
matter
includes
how
Air
Force
Metrology
Requirements
evolved,
establishing
a
career
field,
student
selections,
school
manning
(usually
short),
how
instructor
assignments
were
affected,
course
content
and
length,
the
introduction
of
new
courses
and
updating
older
ones,
the
introduction
of
Advanced
Instructional
System
(AIS)
to
the
school,
integration
of
both
1st
term
and
WAF
students
into
the
career
field,
and
finally…the
integration
of
Army,
Navy,
and
Marine Corp training with existing Lowry AFB Metrology Training.
“Illegitimi Non
Carborundum”
HISTORY, Page 4
I
n
June
of
1989,
five
years
prior
to
the
BRAC’s
decision
to
close
Lowry
AFB,
SMSgt
Brian
M.
Johnson
compiled
a
history
from
Metrology
Training
Division
resources.
Subject
matter
includes
how
Air
Force
Metrology
Requirements
evolved,
establishing
a
career
field,
student
selections,
school
manning
(usually
short),
how
instructor
assignments
were
affected,
course
content
and
length,
the
introduction
of
new
courses
and
updating
older
ones,
the
introduction
of
Advanced
Instructional
System
(AIS)
to
the
school,
integration
of
both
1st
term
and
WAF
students
into
the
career
field,
and
finally…the
integration
of
Army,
Navy,
and
Marine
Corp
training with existing Lowry AFB Metrology Training.
History of the Metrology
Training Division
( Prepared by SMSgt. Johnson)
