You hold a B.A. in radio and television and were sent to a broadcasting network of the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. After a 1-month orientationYou hold a B.A. in radio and television and were sent to a broadcasting network of the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. After a 1-month orientation in the overseas area at network headquarters, you were sent to one of the outlying stations as OIC. Mr. Henry P. Moon is a GS-12 who has worked with the network for 10 years. As the network engineer, hes always dependable as well as an efficient manager. But he has the kind of personality that evokes either fear or deep resentment. The previous network commander felt very strongly that the television station should have rear screen projection capability. His pet project was to procure the equipment and get it to the station. After 3 years in supply channels, the equipment package was finally shipped. Mr. Moons branch, which had ordered the projection system, unpacked and inspected the equipment, then sent it to your outlying television station. You had heard about the new equipment, but you werent prepared for the package that arrived. Your studio could best be described as small, designed for minimal operations. The projector, once assembled, was carried on a stand that was too tall to clear the studio lights. The projectors minimum focal throw was twice the length of the largest room in his building, and, when it was turned on, the projector took so much electricity it blew every circuit breaker in the station. The screen was so large it couldnt be assembled inside the building. It was soon apparent that this projection system was designed for a fully capable commercial television studio, and not for your station. When you considered the cost of modifying the studio to permit this expensive piece of equipment to do the job, you quickly decided it wasnt worth it. When you attempted to return the projection package to network headquarters, you were told, in no uncertain terms by Mr. Moon, that you would keep the projector, and if you couldnt find a way to use it, youd probably lose your job. Question: Mr. Moons exact words were: Lieutenant, if you cant put a first-class piece of equipment like this to work, you probably couldnt manage a one-truck convoy. Obviously you have a problem to deal with! What will you do? in the overseas area at network headquarters, you were sent to one of the outlying stations as OIC. Mr. Henry P. Moon is a GS-12 who has worked with the network for 10 years. As the network engineer, hes always dependable as well as an efficient manager. But he has the kind of