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Did you know? 50 SW takes reins of AF’s newest satellite

Did you know that the Schriever Intramural Flag Football Championship is Friday at 11 a.m. at the soccer fields across from the Shoppette? 50th Force Support Squadron will take on the Space Innovation and Development Center in a rematch of last year’s title game. Come cheer on your team.

Base Briefs Chapel service volunteers needed U.S. Air Force photo/Dave Ahlschwede Volunteers are needed to help set up Col. John Shaw, 50th Operations Group commander, hands a cermonial key to Lt. Col. Mike Manor, 1st Space Operations Squadron commander, and Team 8-ball during and tear down, as well as, help with the transfer of satellite control authority ceremony for Operationally Responsive Space-1 Sept. 23. children services, Sunday at 9:35 a.m. All interested should contact Chap. By Scott Prater the Space and Missile Systems Center to the Lt. Col. Mike Manor Sept. 16, following a (Capt.) Amber Kiesel at 567-3705. Schriever Sentinel 14th Air Force and subsequently to the 50 SW, 45-day checkout by SMC personnel. With its ceremonial acceptance of satel- a unique opportunity to make history. “We work hand-in-hand with our reserve Chapel service available lite control authority of the Operationally “Team 8-ball is blazing a new trail with squadron, the 7th Space Operations Squadron, The Schriever Chapel will host con- Responsive Space-1 satellite Sept. 23, the ORS-1 and we can’t wait to see what the sys- so that’s where the term Team 8-ball comes temporary chapel services Sunday at 50th Space Wing upped its total number of tem will do,” Shaw said. “We wish the team from,” Manor said. “We are truly the sum 10:15 a.m. in the multi-purpose facil- operated vehicles to 64. This SCA, however, the best of success in providing intelligence, of 1 and 7. The successful checkout of the surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities satellite and the transfer of control author- ity. All are invited to attend. For more represented a first for the wing and could for the warfighter.” ity represents a total-team effort between details contact Chap. (Capt.) Amber signal a fundamental shift in the way satellite Col. James Ross, 50 SW commander, offi- us here at the 50 SW, the folks at the Space Kiesel at 567-3705. systems are developed. Col. John Shaw, 50th Operations Group cially delegated SCA of ORS-1 to the 1st Space See Satellite page 5 Books on wheels commander, called the transfer of SCA from Operations Squadron and its Commander The Pikes Peak Library District Book Mobile is at the Child Development Center every Friday from 10:15 a.m. — 12:15 p.m. in the parking lot. Total force team wins Chief of Staff Award For details call Cheryl Jensen at 567- 4742. Join the Schriever Fever Running Series Fitness Fever has struck at Schriever — Introducing the 2011 Schriever Fever Running Series. The series consists of three different runs held during a three-month period the two remaining are today at 3 p.m. and Oct. 27 at 9 a.m. All runs will start at the main fitness center. Each participant will receive a goodie bag and prizes will be awarded to the top three male and female finish- ers of each race. A grand prize will be awarded to the lowest male and female time for the three races as well. Every participant will have a chance to win giveaways. Finish times for each race will be posted at www.SchrieverFSS. com for easy viewing. For more infor- mation, please contact Kyle Cloppas U.S. Air Force photo at 567-3588. Members of the total force team comprised of members from 19 and 2nd Space Operations Squadron, Space and Missile Systems Center’s Global Positioning System Directorate, and supporting contractors stand with Air Force Chief of Staff, General Norton Schwartz, Sept. 20. after receiving the Chief of Staff Team Excellence Award for Basketball court to close their work in executing the launch of the first GPS IIF last year. The award was presented during the Air Force Association’s Air and Space Conference in Washington, DC. The main fitness center basketball 310th Space Wing Public Affairs from across the Air Force. the hard work of our subject matter experts, court will be closed Friday for the 50th A total force team comprised of members “This is a fantastic credit to what total force engineers and operators were recognized by Space Wing promotion party. For more integration can accomplish,” said Lt. Col. the CSAF for such outstanding performance information contact Seth Cannello at from 19 and 2nd Space Operations Squadron, Space and Missile Systems Center’s Global Damon Feltman, 19 SOPS commander. “Each — performance that I have the opportunity 567-6658. Positioning System Directorate, and support- organization brought unique capabilities to to observe every single day. It is truly an More Briefs page 9 ing contractors earned the Chief of Staff Team the task of launching the first IIF. I’m glad we honor to have our units recognized for this Excellence Award for their work in executing were able to showcase our teamwork and be accomplishment.” the launch of the first GPS IIF last year. Air recognized as one of the Air Force’s best.” Lt. Col. Dave Learned, GPS IIF lead for Force Chief of Staff General Norton Schwartz, Lt. Col. Jennifer Grant, 2 SOPS command- SMC’s GPS Directorate, was equally proud Inside presented the award to team representatives er, echoed the sentiment. of the win. during the Air Force Association’s Air and “I take pride in the accomplishment of “This is a tremendous achievement that What your “LIKE” gets you...... 2 demonstrates remarkable teamwork across Bouncing back from adversity...... 3 Space Conference in Washington, DC, Sept. our total force team in the launch, checkout Soldier skills save lives...... 4 20. The team was one of five award winners and deployment of the next generation of See Award page 7 and was selected from a field of 23 nominees GPS satellites,” she said. “I’m excited that 2 September 29, 2011 Schriever Sentinel What your “LIKE” gets you

Commentary by Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke 50th Space Wing Public Affairs You see it everywhere now. Find us on Facebook, Like us on Facebook. More and more businesses, organizations and even people are requesting you to make their organization a daily part of your Facebook life. They lure you in with Facebook-only discounts, insider information, and as of recent, real-time changes to status updates of our favorite people, groups or businesses. The 50th Space Wing is no different. We want you to “Like” our page too. No, you aren’t going to get 50 percent off entrance into Schriever (it’s free) and you aren’t going to get the deepest darkest secrets on wing leadership. You will, however, get information. Much needed informa- tion about the happenings on Schriever, especially in times of extreme weather or crisis. Public affairs is dedicated to getting the information out to all who need it. That’s what we are here for. When events on base happen, we want to be able to get the information out to the public as soon as we can. Our Facebook page is one avenue that we are using to do this. Recently, events at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, N.M. brought the fact home that “Liking” your base’s Facebook page could clear up misconceptions about incidents on base. During their incident, the base, including the schools on base, were locked down for safety and security purposes and that had a lot of parents concerned. Their public affairs team did an excellent job of posting the information the public needed most on their page, as well as, answered as many concerned parents posts as they could. Whenever incidents directly affect the Schriever com- munity the public affairs office’s main mission is to make sure that the public is informed. We will continue to use our The 50th Space Wing has spread its wings to the social media realm. Courtesy photo current avenues of getting the information out, but Facebook is another tool in our belt. Call Line, all reporting delays due to weather will be posted form changes and so much more on the 50 SW page. If you A study by OnlineSchools.Org shows that 48 percent of on the site. aren’t here to see your Airman promoted, no worries — we Facebook users, ages 18 to 34, check Facebook right when they If you are a part of Team Schriever, the reasons to “Like” were there. We took the photos and posted them here for wake up and about 28 percent of those folks check Facebook us just keep adding up. Even if you are not assigned or sta- you to see. on their smartphone before even getting out of bed. tioned here, you might have a friend or family member So go ahead, give it a try, “Like” us on Facebook. You’d be If you are one of the people in that demographic, “Liking” here. If you do, “Liking” our page will enable you to share surprised all the information your “Like” will get you. the Schriever page can come in handy, especially on those in their moments. Find Schriever Air Force Base on Facebook www.facebook. snowy Colorado mornings. Along with updating the Snow Public affairs posts photos, stories, kudos, upcoming uni- com/#!/50spacewing.

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88-27970_CTU-COS_MIL_Spouse Ad July 2011_Carson_F.indd 1 7/22/11 1:09 PM 4 September 29, 2011 Schriever Sentinel When 2 services collide: Space Ops Airman uses soldier skills to save lives By Army Sgt. Tamika Dillard Force captain, but he is a former Army ser- United States Army Alaska geant first class who served 14 years as a KABUL, Afghanistan — After more than combat medic. He credits his acts of heroism eight months without any direct insurgent to his previous career experiences. activity, service members at Camp Phoenix “My service as an Army combat and flight did not think this day would be different medic was the most rewarding time of my from any other, however it was. career,” said DeLeon. On April 2, Capt. Darrel A. DeLeon, DeLeon said he takes his hat off to his International Security Assistance Forces fellow medics from all branches of service Rule of Law liaison officer and a Billings, who put their lives on the line everyday in Mont., native, was walking into work on this chaotic conflict. Camp Phoenix when he heard exploding Just recently the ISAF Commander hand grenades and small-arms fire. Marine Corps Gen. John R. Allen, awarded He recalled moments later hearing two DeLeon the Joint Service Commendation more large additional explosions bringing Medal with Valor for his courage under fire, with it clouds of black smoke and a hail of swift actions and selfless service. gun fire, indicating a complex attack. As his eyes began to fill with water he “I kicked into Soldier mode,” said DeLeon. paused, took a deep breath and said, “This “My first reaction was to grab my body ar- medal is for Matt.” mor, my extra ammo and quickly get to DeLeon is referring to U.S. Army Sgt. the gate.” Matthew David Hunter, who was a dear Little did he know three suicide bomb- friend, a fellow combat medic and a Soldier ers had rushed the main gate of Camp who worked for him in 2/3 Armored Cavalry Phoenix in an attempt to pave the way Regiment. He was killed by an IED blast for multiple incoming offensive fighting January 23, 2006, in Baghdad, Iraq. forces. Two of the insurgents were able to U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Michael O’Connor As he reflected on the events of that day, successfully detonate their personal-borne Marine Corps Gen. John R. Allen, commander of NATO and International Security Assistance Force DeLeon had a few words for all service improved explosive devices. The third sui- troops in Afghanistan, presented the Joint Service Commendation Medal with Valor to Air Force members. cide bomber was fatally wounded, rendering Capt. Darrel A. DeLeon, during a ceremony at ISAF Headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sept. 25. “Whatever you do don’t get complacent in him unsuccessful. Deployed as a rule of law liaison officer to ISAF HQ, DeLeon, a 22-year-veteran, used his 14 years of this type of environment,” he said. “Take all He ran as fast as he could for more than prior service as a Army medic to render first aid to soldiers injured during a personal-borne improvised the training that you have learned through- 600 meters in full battle rattle to join the explosive device and small arms fire and grenade attack at Camp Phoenix in Kabul, April 2. DeLeon out your career seriously because you never fight without hesitation and regard for his is credited with treating and pulling to safety three U.S. soldiers. The captain, a 1988 Skyview High know when you will have to use it again.” own personal safety. School graduate from Billings, Mont., is a GPS mission crew commander deployed from the 2nd DeLeon ended with these words, “I am a “All I could see at that time was those Space Operations Squadron, Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colo. space and missile officer for the Air Force were my Soldiers fighting and I needed to now, but I will always be a combat medic be there with my Soldiers, to protect them,” calm down,” he added. live by this every day I breathe new breath and a Soldier.” said DeLeon. As DeLeon was assisting Leon he looked into my lungs. “Living up to that selfless DeLeon is scheduled to return to 2nd With so much intense, fierce firing be- around and saw there were wounded motto is exceptionally rewarding to me.” Space Operations Squadron, Schriever Air tween the Camp Phoenix Soldiers and the Soldiers still fighting to protect their base, DeLeon goes on to say, “I believe every- Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colo., as a insurgents, he was quick to realize some fellow service members and civilians. thing happens for a reason and that day was GPS mission crew commander later this soldiers needed medical attention. “I remember calming down and catching no exception. God placed me in the right year after a yearlong deployment in support “I was working my shift at the Camp my breath,” said Leon. “Captain DeLeon place at the right time to help my brothers of Operation Enduring Freedom. Phoenix entry control point,” said told me that I would be okay as he pro- in need.” His first stop once he touches down in Spc. Stephen Leon, Headquarters and ceeded to run back into open areas provid- Leon is truly blessed that God placed the United States is to see his son Collin, 16 Headquarters Company 1-181 Infantry, ing first aid and emergency transportation DeLeon in the right place at the right time. and daughter Collette, 15 who are currently Camp Phoenix, Kabul and native of Puerto to soldiers that were severely wounded in “I truly believe Captain DeLeon is an with their mother in Texas. Rico. the ongoing fire fight to the nearby troop invaluable asset to not only his unit, but Leon, who has already returned back to “I saw an insurgent reach for his detonator medical center.” also to all service members that work in his home unit in the United States, had one and I yelled to take cover. The blast was so DeLeon put himself in harm’s way many this unpredictable and sometimes hostile last word for DeLeon. intense I was knocked against a jersey bar- times that day rendering first aid to “his environment on a daily basis,” said Leon. “There will not be a day that goes by that rier. Once I regained consciousness Captain Soldiers,” saving the lives of three American “His acts reiterate the pride I feel in this I do not thank God for the life I have, and DeLeon was pulling me from harm’s way. Soldiers under direct threat of enemy fire. uniform and the faith I have in my battle for his [Deleon’s] selfless service,” said Leon. He took me behind a barrier and started “The ‘Dustoff’ community has the motto buddies.” “He is truly an embodiment of the soldier’s to evaluate me; telling me to breathe and ‘So others may live,’” said DeLeon. “I still Not many know this about the U. S. Air creed.” 50 SW members awarded 14 AF award Congratulations to the two 50th Space Wing members who were named 14th Air Force Quarterly Award winners.

Capt. Jason Hope, 2nd Space Operations Squadron, Company Grade Officer of the Quarter Ruben Martinez, 50th Space Wing Legal Office, Civilian Category II of the Quarter

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The Schriever Straight Talk Line, 567-8255, is used 50th Space Wing Public Affairs will activate and to disseminate information about a disturbance, crisis maintain the Straight Talk Line, updating information or incident, exercise or real-world, on or off-base, as received by the Crisis Action Team or On-Scene which might affect day-to-day activities of base person- Public Affairs representative. nel. The line will provide base personnel with accurate For more information regarding the Straight Talk information about the status of any disturbance or crisis Line, please contact 50th Space Wing Public Affairs situation and the actions taken or being taken. at 567-5040. Schriever Sentinel September 29, 2011 5 Satellite From page 1

Development and Test Directorate down in Kirtland, N.M. and our ATK and Goodrich contractors. Testing and checkouts are performed on every satellite to be operated by the 50 SW. What’s different about ORS-1 is the manner and efficiency in which the satellite system was developed, from concept to launch and operation. “Air Force Space Command has been working hard to create a methodology to field space systems faster and less expen- sively in response to real-time warfighter needs,” Manor said. “This particular vehi- cle, ORS-1, demonstrates the benefit of this methodology.” Manor explained that most satellite sys- tems follow a nearly decade-long concept- to-operation cycle, but that ORS-1 was en- visioned and launched in a span of just more than 30 months. “This satellite system does not represent a huge leap in technology,” he said. “It’s more of a conceptual leap, where we’re leveraging existing technology from a variety of differ- ent programs, combining that technology into a single satellite and then placing it on orbit to meet a need.” The ORS-1 project stemmed from an ur- Courtesy photo gent request by U.S. Central Command for The Operationally Responsive Space-1 satellite was launched aboard a Minotaur 1 rocket at the Wallops Space Flight Facility, Va. June 29. additional space-based intelligence, sur- veillance and reconnaissance capabilities. the payload, which is unique for Air Force satellite has produced thus far. are unknown, Manor said the ORS concept Including on-board optics and infrared sen- Space Command because these types of ve- “Airmen in 1 and 7 SOPS understand their becomes a nice option during our current sors — ORS-1 fills that need. hicles are normally operated by the National work with ORS-1 has a direct impact to the fiscally restrained environment. “ORS-1 uses an existing ISR platform, the Reconnaissance Office.” warfighters down range,” Manor said. “As With the addition of ORS-1, Team 8-ball Senior Year Electro-Optical Reconnaissance Team 8-ball crews are excited about op- for our customers at USCENTCOM, they’ve now operates four different satellite systems System, which has been used with the U-2 erating a new system and Manor says ORS- stated that this satellite increases their space- including: Space Based Space Surveillance, high-altitude aircraft, as its payload,” Manor 1’s customers at USCENTCOM have been based ISR data significantly.” Advanced Technology Risk Reduction and said. “Team 8-ball operates both the bus and extremely impressed with the pictures the Though plans for a second ORS vehicle Tactical Satellite 3.

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DeltaAetna, Dental, MetLife, Tri DeltaCare Dental, TriUnited Care Concordia Dental, individual efficiencies became apparent during prepara- United Concordia,and Care Cigna Credit and Careplans Creditaccepted plans accepted Committed to tion and launch, it wasn’t until they began preparing for the competition that the full scope of their improvements Healthy Smiles are your children’s dawned on the team. Beary Special oral health! Team member Master Sgt. Cory Garcia, 19 SOPS, com- mented on how the team was able to reduce the number of For more information launch rehearsal events. call 719-329-5236 Welcoming New Patients “Historically, we prepare for a new generation of GPS or email 9480 Briar Village Point, Suite 301 • (719) 522-0123 satellites by performing 12 mission rehearsals,” he said. “We [email protected] were able to reduce the number of rehearsals from 12 to six without compromising readiness. We did this by installing the IIF software upgrades on our ground system earlier than expected. This allowed us to exercise specific parts of the launch mission and reduce the number of full launch and early orbit rehearsals. This change allowed us to save more than 11,000 man-hours per launch.” The competition required team members to prepare and present a 15-minute briefing before a panel of general officers. In addition, the team faced a 10-minute question-and-answer period from the judges. The theme of the briefing and ques- tions centered on manpower and process efficiencies gained, money saved and sustainment of savings. Finally, the team had to prepare and man a display in the exhibit hall during the AFA Convention. “It wasn’t until we began recreating the history for the Chief of Staff Presentation that the team was able to reflect on their accomplishment,” said Maj. Linda Gostomski, team co-chief for the competition. “It was quite an eye opening experience and bringing the trophy home reinforces our day-to-day commitment to the GPS mission.” The team’s road to winning was a long one;19 SOPS submit- ted the award package on behalf of the team last fall. In May of this year, the package was selected as one of two Air Force Reserve Command Team Excellence Award winners and was nominated for the Chief of Staff competition. Preparation for the competition was put on hold in July when the team launched the second GPS IIF. Preparations came to stop, once again in August when the 310th regrettably lost a team member and competition co-chief, Capt. Vivian Elmo, to a vehicular accident. After naming Master Sgt. James Crosbie, 19 SOPS, as the new team co-chief, the team spent the past month refining and rehearsing their brief, as well as, think- ing through answers to likely questions. “This has been amazing,” concluded Gostomski. “The work that went into the launch, the work that went into this competition; it really shows the talent of our squadrons. I’m so glad we were able to win this for our squadrons and for Vivian.”

Resiliency From page 3

We all know of people who have faced adversity, whether great or small. Some examples include di- vorce, death of a loved one, major injury, Article 15 proceedings, etc. I have to say as I look at that list, my bit of “adversity” seems not so “adverse” in the large scheme of things. Before I became the 3 SOPS commander, I did the unthinkable and failed a physical fitness test. In my mind, I didn’t just have a performance report on the line — I had my cred- ibility, people and commanding opportunity on the line. I could have given up. For 28 years I have worked hard to finally achieve my destiny — a command position. I had to pass that test. Winston Churchill has wisely stated, “Never, ever give up.” I didn’t give up. I passed that test with a 89 percent, my best score ever. My hope is that others, especially those in 3 SOPS, don’t just see that I failed, but they see that I failed and then prevailed. When faced with adversity, one has to realize deep down that the situation will improve. Look beyond the present and decide, “Am I going to let the situa- tion define my life, or am I going to keep my head up and live my life to the best I can in spite of the situ- ation?” I believe that adversity spawns opportunity so I’m going with the second option. “Bring It”! 8 September 29, 2011 Schriever Sentinel Ceremony commemorates end of space support at Onizuka AFS By Maj. Matthew Olson 21st Space Operations Squadron VANDENBERG AIR FORCE, Calif — On Sept. 15, a rela- tively quiet yet historic event in which Col. Michael Finn, the 50th Space Wing Network Operations Group commander, served as the presiding official in Sunnyvale at 10:30 a.m. While the Travis Air Force Base Honor Guard slowly guided the final descent of Onizuka’s Air Force Station flag, the sound of retreat somberly played for those who witnessed an event to commemorate an end to nearly 52 years of stel- lar space support. Constructed in 1959, Sunnyvale Air Force Station was later renamed to Onizuka Air Force Station in 1986 to honor the late Col. Ellison S. Onizuka, an astronaut who was tragically lost during the Space Shuttle Challenger accident. He left a legacy of working at the base and spurred a challenge to carry on his spirit of pursuing space excellence. During its impressive four decades of service, the heartbeat of Onizuka AFS, better known as the “Blue Cube,” secured its place as a national space icon directly supporting a vast array of missions. The facility provided unfaltering satellite and space communications support despite numerous techni- cal advancements through the years, earthquakes and other catastrophic events, and workers assured critical access to telemetry and mission data information through its robust communications architecture and the global network of remote tracking stations. Those interested in space history never overlook the base’s pioneering role on Aug. 18, 1960, when an Air Force C-119 recovered a Corona space capsule in mid-air. This was the first time an object from space was successfully retrieved by an aircraft. Contained within that capsule were the first ever photos taken from a satellite, a mapping of Earth and photos of areas deep within enemy countries. By July 2010, the various space missions had completed their transfers to other locations, and 21 SOPS had relo- cated from Onizuka AFS to Vandenberg. The Sept. 15 event marked the completion of six-years of shutdown activities, in compliance with the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Courtesy photo mandate. Col. Michael Finn, the 50th Space Wing Network Operations Group commander, Lt. Col. Michael Wulfestieg, Detachment 4 site commander, and “We are here today with a sense of sadness and nostal- Rose Beamer-Jansson, former Onizuka Det. 4 chief., look on while the Travis Honor Guard sounds retreat and retires the Onizuka Air Force Station gia, but also with a sense of tremendous pride,” said Finn. base for its last time Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011. “The contributions the men and women of this installation have made to our nation’s space programs and our national than $11 million worth of usable equipment, communica- thousands of workers, from civil engineers to satellite op- security have made an indelible mark on our national his- tions, furniture, tools and goods from the 29 facilities and erators, from communications specialists to security forces, tory. The era of Sunnyvale and Onizuka Air Station will 614,000 square feet of formerly occupied work areas. Even grounds-keepers to administrators each played a key role always be looked upon as a time of great achievement and the carpet tiles were reused from the Blue Cube’s once always in the success of numerous diverse space programs,” said innovation, and while the individual names of those that hectic hallways. Wulfestieg. “And the legacy of excellence, dedication and have served may not be remembered, the legacy of this great “It has been quite an organizational nightmare in prepar- service before self has been the hallmark of this base from place will remain evident in our space operations for many ing for the base closure, but they (21 SOPS Detachment 4 day one to day 18,937.” generations.” personnel) have truly done an outstanding job,” said Rose Although the closing ceremony marks the end of Onizuka Transition activities, beyond the massive efforts of mission Beamer-Jansson, former Onizuka Det. 4 chief. AFS’s involvement in space missions, the need to continue transfers involved a tremendous team working closely with The 21st Space Operations Squadron commander, Lt. Col. assuring access to the nation’s space assets, and sustain- the Air Force Real Property Agency, the City of Sunnyvale, Andy Wulfestieg further stated during the ceremony: ing America’s freedom through a contested space domain the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Air National Guard, the “So while it will be sad to close this chapter on our nation’s remains the on-going mission of the men and women of Veterans Affairs, NASA and many others to repurpose more space efforts, we can all take great pride in knowing that the 21 SOPS.

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Glasses found Please call the Airman and Family Readiness than eight children signed up for the session 50 SW Holiday Party DJ needed A pair of black framed prescription glasses Center at 567-3920 to sign up. to proceed. For more information, please A DJ is needed for the 50 SW Holiday in a black vinyl case was found in the North contact Heidi Tintle at 567-3920. Party. If you have experience and would like RA parking lot. Please contact 567-3802 to Debt class coming soon to volunteer your services Dec. 9, contact claim them. Discover the simple steps to paying off TAP class available Capt. Taunya Hayes at 567-4247. your credit card debt for good during the The Transition Assistance Program class Breakfast sandwich sale Managing Credit Card debt class Oct. 7, will be Oct. 17-21 beginning each day at Holiday greeting card entries The SIDC Innovators Booster Club will from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Airman and Family 8 a.m. The TAP is a Department of Labor needed Readiness Center. Find the right balance facilitated class. The class is highly recom- hold a Chick-fil-A breakfast sandwich sale Show your squadron’s holiday spirit and en- between building up savings and paying mended as part of your transition from the Tuesday beginning at 7 a.m. at the North ter the Giant Holiday Greeting Card Contest. down debt. Learn the Power Pay Method military. The workshop will prepare you for Portals, West Portals, Bldg. 210 atrium and Proposed card designs must be emailed in and decrease credit card debt efficiently and the job search process. You will also have the lobby of Bldg. 24. Sandwiches cost $3.50 jpeg format by Nov. 15, for consideration. a piece, with discounts for bulk purchases. appropriately. For more information, please briefings from the Veterans Affairs, the call Heidi Tintle at 567-3920. All completed entries will be displayed along There will be plenty of condiments available Disabled Transition Assistance Program, Falcon Parkway beginning the week of Nov. the Vet Center, and the DAV. If you are a year to choose from: honey, jam, mustard, etc. For Annual Half Marathon to start 28. Finished greeting cards should be no larger details call Benjamin Leon at 567-0555. from separation or two years from retire- than two 4’ X 8’ sheets of plywood or other The half marathon will be Oct. 7 begin- ment, now is the time to start preparing for material, include the group/squadron name ning at 9 a.m. Runners will start near the 50 SW Golf Tournament your transition. Space is limited. Call Heidi and be appropriate for a military installation quarter-mile running track and run 13.1 Tintle at 567-3920 to sign up. and community. Exceeding the maximum rescheduled miles counter-clockwise around the base size will disqualify the entry. Judging will The 50th Space Wing Challenge Cup perimeter. There is a three hour time limit. Schriever holds expo & info fair take place the week of Dec. 12, and squadron Golf Tournament has been rescheduled for You must register by Oct. 5 to participate. For There will be a Schriever Expo and prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Wednesday at the U.S. Air Force Academy details call Seth Cannello at 567-6658. Eisenhower Golf Course at 1:30 p.m. If you Information Fair Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to place finishers at a later date. Be sure to take attended the past tournament date and still 1:30 p.m. at the main fitness center. All high winds into consideration when designing Test fire process Schriever base personnel are invited to at- and building the final product. Good luck to plan to play, contact Capt. Taunya Hayes at What if the fire alarm activated in your 567-4247 to confirm. If you would still like tend. Information on companies, universi- all. For more information, please contact John building? Are the occupants aware of the ties, and organizations in the local commu- Brunfeldt at 567-2421. to sign up, there are limited spots available nearest exits and the meeting point? The Life so please sign up as soon as possible. This nity will be available. Enjoy many giveaways, Safety Code requires an evacuation drill to prize drawings and more while setting your Awards, engraving, framing will likely be the last tournament of the year be conducted at least annually for business so come out and enjoy a good round and sights on success. For more information available occupancies with more than 500 persons, please contact Kyle Cloppas at 567-3588. win some prizes! or by more than 100 persons above or below Not just for recognition awards. We have the street level. We can assist in planning Chief LaCombe set to retire a variety of gift items that can be entirely Basketball court to close your escape. Fire Prevention Week Oct. 9-15. personalized with engraving, i.e.: Card and The main fitness center basketball court Chief Master Sgt. Randy LaCombe, 50th game boxes, pen and pencil sets, photo al- Contact the Fire Prevention Office at 567- Space Wing command chief, is set to retire will be closed Oct. 6 from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 3370 to schedule a drill during that. bums and frames, luggage tags, bottle stop- in support of the annual CFC kickoff. For Oct. 21. All are invited to attend his lun- pers and more. Services are available to all more information contact Seth Cannello cheon, Oct. 19, and his ceremony Oct. 21. active duty, DoD civilians, contractors and Expecting moms get bundles Interested parties can RSVP via the following at 567-6658. Are you expecting or know someone who family members. The framing and engraving links, luncheon: https://einvitations.afit.edu/ shop located in Bldg. 300, Rm. 131. is expecting? If so, Bundles for Babies, at ChiefLaCombesRetirementLuncheon/anim. 2011 CFC kicks off with pig the Airman and Family Readiness Center, For more information, please contact cfm and ceremony: https://einvitations.afit. Wendy Derosier at 567-4370. event is the place to be Oct. 12, from 2:30 — 4:30 edu/ChiefLaCombesRetirementCeremony/ September begins the Golden Anniversary p.m. Active duty Air Force and DoD civilian anim.cfm. Anyone with questions regard- Respite care helps families year for the Combined Federal Campaign. personnel/spouses who are awaiting the birth ing the luncheon should contact Master For 50 years federal government employees of a child are eligible for a free bundle of baby Respite Care is now available for active duty Sgt. Susan Sparks at 721-6866. For more Air Force families with children who have have answered the call of many great causes items worth more than $60. Sponsored by information on the retirement ceremony, the Air Force Aid Society, this class includes moderate to severe special needs. Enrollment in support of local health, welfare and service call 567-5666. agencies. CFC charities feed families who such topics as the financial aspects of raising in the Exceptional Family Member Program is required, the child must be under 18 years have lost their homes, help wounded service a child, how to maintain couple hood when Community meeting set members and their families, improve edu- children enter the picture, and ways of deal- of age, and the family must be stationed in Tierra Vistas Community will be hosting cational opportunities in under-privileged ing with the stresses of having a new baby. one of seven locations including Colorado their Community Information or Town Hall areas, and provide emergency medical sup- Call the A&FRC at 567-3920 to sign up. Springs. Respite child care provides parents meeting at the Community Center Oct. 27 plies to victims of disaster. As a federal em- with short-term, specialized child care to help at 5:30 p.m. TVC and base leadership re- ployee, you have the ability to choose which Volunteer for VA Stand Down reduce the stresses associated with caring for quests residents participate in these meet- foundation benefits from your contribution. There are a known 450 homeless veterans a moderate to severe EFM child. Finding ings, which allow a platform for discussion To kickoff the 2011 CFC, Schriever will be in the Colorado Springs area. The Veterans and paying for quality respite care can pres- of ideas, topics and issues that affect and are hosting it’s Annual Pig Event Oct. 6, at the Affairs Stand Down is designed to provide VA ent significant challenges for families. This of interest to the community. Members of new program allows eligible Air Force ac- main fitness center. To Schriever personnel, services to homeless veterans; food, shelter, tive duty EFMP families to receive up to 20 spouses, families, housing residents, etc... health screenings, etc. The VA Stand Down the community can reach out to various base hours per month of free respite care per EFM sign up, get registered, and come on out to for Colorado Springs is currently slated for leaders and TVC personnel, in an informal child depending on their EFMP category enjoy. Oct. 13. More than 100 volunteers are needed but professional setting and have your voices and the sponsor’s deployment status. Please Schedule of Events: this year. If interested in supporting this heard. For more information, please contact call 1-800-424-2246 for eligibility screening 8:30 — 9:30 a.m. 5K run event please contact 1st Lt. Jim Franciere Tom Hanon at 719-567-2884. and information, or visit www.naccrra.org/ 10 — 10:05 a.m. Wing commander open- at 567-2955. MilitaryPrograms/air-force/EFMP. ing remarks SharePoint training available Sign up for our SharePoint end user train- 10:05 a.m. — 3:30 p.m. CFC Charity Fair Apply for Federal service Learn your survivor benefits open for business The Schriever Airman and Family ing for a basic overview and introduction Retiring? Hard to believe, isn’t it? After all Noon — 1 p.m. BBQ Judging Contest — Readiness Center and the Schriever Civilian of capabilities available with SharePoint. these years you and your family are about best taste/best presentation. Personnel Office team up to bring you the 10 Classes are available: Nov. 8 and Dec. 6 from to leave active duty to enjoy a well-earned 2 — 4 p.m. Greased Pig Catching (Two most crucial steps you need to know in your 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.at TEC. TEC Map available life in the civilian world. Right now your person team, max 20 teams) process of applying for federal employment at: https://eis.afspc.af.mil/unit/hq/A6/A6X/ mind is filled with thoughts of the many Pig kissing event, 25 cents a vote, three A6XX/tec/default.aspx during a class Oct. 14, from 8 to 11 a.m. at things you must do to prepare for this ma- people with the highest votes have to kiss Click here to sign up: https://eis.afspc. the A&FRC. It is helpful to have navigated jor change. The move to and setting up of a pig. af.mil/unit/hq/A6/A6X/A6XX/training/ your way through some job descriptions on a new home; new neighbors and schools; a All proceeds from this event go towards default.aspx www.usajobs.gov before coming to the class. new job — all these things demand time CFC as an “undesignated contribution” Call the A&FRC at 567-3920 to sign up. For more information call Mary Lou Welch at 554-2349. and attention. But before they get you too Disclaimer — Animals will not be injured wrapped up, there’s one decision you must in any of the events Parents get break Oct. 14 Donate leave make that will last for the rest of your life For more information, please contact Tech. The next Give Parents a Break session is and beyond. Prior to retiring, you will have Schriever AFB civilian employees, Sandra Sgt. Anastasia Moreno at 567-7329. Oct. 14 from 7 to 11 p.m. The program is a chance to enroll in the Survivor Benefit Johnson and Heidi Westphal are approved funded by the Air Force Aid Society and is Plan. For more information, please contact leave recipients through the voluntary leave Schriever Clinic closure designed to provide relief for active duty Air Kevin Mitchell at 567-4037. The clinic will be closed on Oct. 7 from Force parents who are experiencing stress due transfer program due to surgery for medi- 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for an official func- to deployments/TDY, family crises, birth of a cal conditions. If any civil service employee Mom’s-to-be get close parking would like to donate leave to this recipient, tion. If you have any questions please contact new baby, having a child with special needs, Any woman who is in her third trimester complete form OPM 630-A, Request to the Clinic front desk at 567-4455 “option or other unique circumstances/hardships. of pregnancy is entitled to park in designated 0.” Those not falling into one of those categories Donate Annual Leave to Leave Recipient parking spaces at Schriever AFB (located are no longer eligible. Reservations are made under the VLTP http://www.opm.gov/ outside of Bldgs. 210, 200 and 120) if she has Dorm Move class available on a first-come, first-served basis at the Child FORMS/PDF_FILL/opm630a.pdf (within a voucher to display on the dashboard of her The Dorm Move class, scheduled for Oct. Development Center and must be made by agency) or form OPM 630-B https://www. car. She may receive a voucher by bringing a 11 at 3 p.m., is geared toward all Airmen Wednesday, Oct. 12. The first step is to get opm.gov/forms/pdf_fill/opm630b.pdf (out- note from her doctor verifying that she is in anticipating a move out of the dorms within a referral certificate from the Airman and side agency). You may scan the signed form her third trimester to the Schriever Airman three months. Participants learn how to iden- Family Readiness Center, squadron com- and email to [email protected] and Family Readiness Center. For more tify how much money is needed to afford mander or first sergeant, family advocacy, the or fax to 567-2832, or take it to Civilian information, please contact Heidi Tintle at to live off base, project a budget based on child development center, or the chaplain. Personnel Office in Bldg. 210, Rm. 137. For 567-3920. monthly expenditures, and decide if they Next, go to the CDC for paperwork and to more information, please call David Duhe Briefs continued on page 10 are financially fit to move out of the dorms. make the reservation. There has to be more at 567-5679. 10 September 29, 2011 Schriever Sentinel Base Briefs Need a listening ear? the first step to separating or retiring from the Apply online for AFA will be provided by the Disabled American The Military and Family Life Consultant military. This briefing is mandatory and a pre- Individuals interested in applying for Air Veterans. 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