Position	Saturday
	9-10	10-11	11-12	12-1	1-2	2-3	3-4	4-5
Registration	Hope/Carl Hicks & Josh Thuman	Hope/Carl Hicks	Kyle Cornelius	Josh Thuman	Gaston Cole	NA	NA	NA
RSO	Mark Havener	Mark Havener	Kevin Cornelius	Kevin Cornelius	Ray Cole		Lee Brock	Darryl Hankes
LCO	Russ Bruner	Joe Robinson	Russ Bruner	Lance Baxter	Lance Baxter	Ray Cole	Max Gray
Model, Mid-Power, and High-Power Pads
Pad Mgr	Craig K.	Craig K.	Joe Robinson		Hal Corum		Mike Geasley
Hybrid Pads
Pad Mgr.

Position	Sunday
	9-10	10-11	11-12	12-1	1-2	2-3	3-4	4-5
Registration		Gaston Cole	Gaston Cole			NA	NA	NA
RSO	Darryl Hankes				Lance Baxter	Lance Baxter	Max Gray
LCO	Steve Temple	Ray Cole	Ray Cole			Vince Huegele	Lee Brock
Model, Mid-Power, and High-Power Pads
Pad Mgr	Craig K.	Charlie Harnist	Charlie Harnist	Andy Hobbs	Andy Hobbs & Hal Corum	James Sikes	Mike Geasley
Hybrid Pads
Pad Mgr.

Send mail to president at hararocketry.org to claim your timeslots.

Note: Launch duty volunteers will be able to purchase a special Southern Thunder 2007 "Range Crew" polo shirt for the price of a tee-shirt as a thank you for helping to make the launch a success. Please provide your polo shirt size if you would like one when signing up for a minimum of two hours of launch duty.

Other Jobs:
Flipping Burgers/dogs (11 – 2, each day)

Job Descriptions

Registration: Sign up flyers, collect launch fees, check certification levels, sell raffle tickets, sell dinner tickets, and generally answer questions. This is exceptionally hectic the first few hours of Saturday morning and we will need more than one person during this time, other than that this is a fairly relaxed job.

Range Safety Officer (RSO): Responsible for making sure rockets are safe to fly according to NAR safety rules. Make sure information on the flight cards is correct. The decision of the RSO is final, but the RSO can confer with club officers if there is a question about the safety of a rocket. You must be Level 2 certified to perform this job.

Launch Control Officer (LCO): Responsible for flight operations. Coordinate traffic to pads. Ensure conditions are safe for launches including clear range, clear sky, rockets pointing up, and in some cases verification that rockets are safe to fly. Make announcements. Launch rockets using launch control panels.

Pad Manager: Generally just help folks in the pad area. This includes directing traffic, helping to get rockets onto the pads, helping to get firing lines connected, finding standoffs and different sizes of rods, safing and arming pad boxes, and anything else that's needed in the pad area. This job is fairly easy and quick to learn but it helps keep the launch moving along smoothly.

Setup/Tear Down: Many hands make light work. On Friday evening and Saturday morning the range will be set up. On Sunday afternoon we will be tearing down the range. Lots of equipment has to be moved during these two times. If you are able to help out for a few minutes it will
be appreciated