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Base Briefs Ellicott holds pre-registration Ellicott Elementary is planning to hold a pre-registration at Schriever AFB for Pre-K thru Kindergarten students for the 2012-2013 school year Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, please contact Cindy Chambers at 683-2700. U. S. Air Force photo Ski for free Col. James Ross, 50th Space Wing commander, hands the 50th Network Operations Group guidon to Col. Jonathan Sutherland, the incoming 50 NOG commander, Steamboat Springs has provided during a change-of-command ceremony here April 4. a very limited number of vouchers will be assigned to a 365-day deployment to humility because not too many people can be good for free skiing Friday through By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys Afghanistan. Hundreds of Airmen and civil- part of this awesome team,” reflected Finn. Sunday and April 13-15. Eligibility for 4th Space Operations Squadron ians were on hand to witness the ceremony Before handing the reigns off to the new the vouchers is limited to active duty The 50th Network Operations Group wel- and welcome the former chief of Enterprise commander, Finn had final words for the military, up to two per individual, and comed a new commander during the April 4 Services Division, Force Structure, Resources, group. will be distributed on a first come, first change-of-command ceremony in the main and Assessment Directorate at the Joint Staff, “You cannot do this job without having an serve basis at Outdoor Recreation/ITT fitness center. Pentagon. emotional attachment to the mission and the (Bldg. 300, Rm. 133). Additional tickets “I stand here before you with a tremendous Col. Jonathan Sutherland took command See Cyber page 5 may be purchased at steeply discounted of the 50 NOG from Col. Michael Finn, who sense of pride as well as a tremendous sense of prices. Vouchers and discounted tickets must be obtained at ITT, and are not available onsite at the resort. For more information, please contact Tamera Captain’s volunteer work a wild experience Mclean at 333-3348. By Scott Prater AFSA holds bowling Schriever Sentinel tournament Capt. Travis Moyer glanced over his shoulder only to notice Air Force Sergeants Association a sea turtle making a beeline straight for his head. A quick ma- Chapter 1182 will be holding a bowl- neuver to the side averted a collision and left Moyer smirking at ing tournament Tuesday, from 1 to 3 the creature as it swam by harmlessly. p.m., at the Peterson AFB bowling lanes. “The sea turtles like to harass you,” said Moyer, 1st Space Teams will consist of four to five people. Operations Squadron payload systems operator. “They’ll even If interested in signing up, please con- hang out at the edge of the tank and try to block you from get- tact Tech. Sgt. Brad Baker, 567-2238, or ting out. They kind of tease that way, but it’s all in good fun. Tech. Sgt. Kenneth Cooper, 567-6849. They have their own personality, like pretty much every other animal in the sea.” Resource Fair focuses on Moyer would know. He volunteers at least one day a month as a scuba diver for Denver’s Downtown Aquarium, feeding everything Individuals with Disabilities from sharks to sea turtles to fluorescent green eels. The Schriever Airman and Family A native of San Diego, Calif., Moyer grew accustomed to the Readiness Center is hosting a table at water and sea creatures at an early age, learning to surf, boogie the annual Resource Fair for Individuals board and scuba dive from his father, who also held an affinity with Disabilities, along with the Peterson for lobster diving. and AF Academy Airman and Family It’s easy to understand how he could develop such an interest Readiness Centers. The event is April 19, based on his upbringing, except he’s not biased toward sea crea- 6 — 8 p.m. at the Citizens Service Center, tures. He also spends at least two days a month caring for grizzly 1675 W. Garden of the Gods Road is bears, gray wolves, mountain lions, moose, porcupines and other sponsored by the Colorado Springs Pikes animals as a volunteer at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Peak Interagency Transition Team. More Most of his work at the zoo involves cleaning, which doesn’t than 90 agencies, businesses and provid- seem to bother the young captain because it also brings him ers offering service information pertain- face-to-face with exotic animals, albeit through the protection ing to all types of disabilities will be in of a cage. attendance. This is a great resource for “I sought out volunteer work at the zoo because I’ve always been any family members with disabilities. interested in wolves,” he said. “It seems the more I experience, the For more details, contact 567-3920. more I want to experience. These animals aren’t domesticated. More Briefs page 12 When you get within six inches of a mountain lion they’ll growl and hiss at you. It can be intimidating.” At the aquarium, there’s no cage separation and most of the Inside time none is needed, but three months ago, Moyer witnessed A tap on the shoulder...... 3 first-hand just how intimidating a shark can be. Courtesy photo Living with PTSD...... 6 “I was feeding in a large tank when one of the five-foot-long Capt. Travis Moyer, 1st Space Operations Squadron, is shown feeding sea creatures at Denver’s Downtown Aquarium recently. Moyer volunteers at the aquarium and at Wrangling a good night’s sleep...... 8 See Experience page 8 the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs. 2 April 5, 2012 Schriever Sentinel Schriever Sentinel April 5, 2012 3 A LEADER ’S PERSPECTIVE

PUBLISHER Kathleen Gobos [email protected] A tap on the shoulder EDITORIAL Commentary by job. We should encourage and enable them to Reporter Lt. Col. Arlene Collazo seek out and complete professional military Scott Prater 21st Space Operations Squadron, and academic education. We owe them a ro- [email protected] Det. 2 commander bust training and upgrade program in order As I was searching for a topic for this ar- ADVERTISING to help them on their road to excellence. And, ticle, I realized I needed to look no further once in a while, we owe them a tap on the Advertising Director than our Air Force Core Values: integrity shoulder, a challenge to keep them motivated Sue Hamilton fi rst, service before self and excellence in [email protected] in their pursuit of excellence. all we do. As our unit prepares for an in- Recently, a friend shared a picture that Tammy Fogall spection, I decided to focus on the third, but showed lots of math equations and the quote, [email protected] equally important, core value: excellence in “I am still waiting for the time when I actu- Stacy Brack all we do. ally have to use them.” At fi rst, I laughed and [email protected] Th ere is a quote from Sir Winston Churchill agreed with the quote, thinking, I’ve never that captures the core value of excellence used those equations in the real world. But Classifi eds then I stopped laughing. Th e more I looked Hyrum Choate very well. [email protected] “For every man there comes that special at the picture, the more I wondered how moment when he is physically tapped on the many times I had the opportunity to use ART DEPARTMENT shoulder and off ered the chance to do a very those equations in real life but I did not rec- special thing — unique to him and fi tted to ognize them. Rowdy Tompkins his talents. What a tragedy if that moment Math equations aside, how do we recog- [email protected] fi nds him unprepared or unqualifi ed for the nize we are being chosen to do something work which would be his fi nest hour.” unique and fi tted to our talents? Sometimes Sir Winston Churchill’s quote brings up the call is pretty obvious: our supervisor or two things that we should focus on. First, Lt. Col. Arlene Collazo commander calls us to the offi ce and gives us Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper 21st Space Operations Squadron, Det. 2 commander a challenge, unit AF Assistance Fund point Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. how do we avoid being caught unprepared Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever and unqualifi ed for the work we are chosen of contact, distinguished visitor tour escort, Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for to do? Second, how do we recognize the tap monthly recurring training with the attitude fl ight commander, etc. However, the majority members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the on the shoulder? and intent of becoming subject matter ex- of the time, there is no external calling or tap Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department As Airmen, we avoid being caught unpre- perts, not just passing the test. Excellence, on our shoulder. Th at does not mean we are of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. The appearance of advertising in this publication pared and unqualifi ed by always striving for then, is a process and a journey, not a des- not meant to do something special. It means including inserts and supplements does not consti- excellence in all we do. Th e Air Force chose tination. Th erefore, there may be setbacks that the call needs to originate within us. As tute endorsement by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the Colorado Springs Military Newspaper excellence, not perfection, as the core value to and falls, but we should bounce back and Airmen, we should look for opportunities Group of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publication shall be made avail- motivate Airmen to seek continuous develop- continue striving for excellence. Don’t sell to contribute our talents to lead our crews, able for purchase, use or patronage without regard to ment and improvement. We seek excellence yourself short. Instead, as the Army recruit- fl ights and units to excellence. We should race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any when we prepare and strive to score better ing slogan in the 1980s and 1990s said, “Be ask ourselves, “What can I do to make my other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. each time we take the physical fi tness as- All You Can Be.” crew/fl ight/unit better?” Th at way, we always Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB pub- lic website and based on news releases, features, editorials sessment. We seek excellence when we look As leaders, we should mentor our Airmen answer the call, even if it was our own call. and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. for opportunities to develop professionally. to develop themselves as subject matter ex- So what are you waiting for? Didn’t you We seek excellence when we approach our perts in their specialties and their current just feel that tap?

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© Ent Federal Credit Union, 2012 • Ent is a registered trademark of Ent Federal Credit Union. 4 April 5, 2012 Schriever Sentinel Tax deadline approaches Commentary by Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys 4th Space Communications Squadron The April 17 deadline to file tax returns is upon us, but there’s no reason to panic. The military offers a wide variety of sources that will allow members to meet this deadline. Schriever Air Force Base has teamed up again this year with the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, which offers tax assistance to active duty, retired military and DEERS-enrolled dependents. For many, tax season can be stressful. If a payment is more likely than a refund, there are options that can alleviate some of the stress of owing or not being able to pay. According to Military One Source more than 75 percent of taxpayers are eligible for an installment agreement and can apply using the web-based Online Payment Agreement application available at http://www.irs.gov. The best thing to do in any scenario is pay as much as you can before the deadline. If 90 percent of total tax due is not paid by the deadline, an Estimated Tax Penalty may get added in addition to a Failure to Pay penalty along with interest. “If you can’t complete and file your return by the April 17 deadline, you can request an extension of time to file, which automatically gives you an additional six months to file your return,” said Jan Pardalis, 50th Space Wing tax program coordinator. “An extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay; your balance is still due April 17, but you will avoid a failure-to-file penalty. In order to get an extension, you need to file Form 4868 with the IRS.” The Schriever Tax Center can also assist members in com- U.S. Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys pleting tax returns and claiming refunds for 2008, 2009 and 2010. Generally, if a taxpayer is due a refund for with- Questions regarding military income tax benefits and Capt. Leilani Kashiwabara, 4 SOPS, 567-5033 holding or estimated taxes paid, it must be claimed within requirements can be addressed to unit VITA representatives, 1st Lt. Mark Long, 4 SOPS, 567-5033 three years of the return due date (including extensions) or or the Schriever Tax Center at 567-7020. The IRS web page at the taxpayer loses the right to that refund. The same rule www.IRS.gov also has a wealth of information for military 1st Lt. Matthew Maier, 4 SOPS, 567-4602 applies to a right to claim a tax credit such as the Earned taxpayers including a question and answer section. Staff Sgt. Shane Maloukis, 3rd Space Experimentation Squadron, Income Credit. Penalties and interest do not apply in years 567-2821 in which a taxpayer is entitled to a refund. Unit VITA representatives: Jan Pardalis, 50th Space Wing Tax Center, 567-7020 In Addition Military OneSource provided by the Department Capt. Andrew Acer, Missile Defense Agency, 721-7185 of Defense offers free financial services to service members 1st Lt. Ronald Davies, 50th Operations Group, 567-2540 1st Lt. Von Ramos, 3 SOPS, 567-2954 and their families. Along with information and tools related 1st Lt. David Rogers, 1 SOPS, 567-5544 to money management, spouse employment and education, Staff Sgt. Dolly Frazier, 50th Force Support Squadron, 567-5394 parenting, deployments and relocations; Military OneSource Jin Suk Na Gould, 310th Space Wing, 567-6340 1st Lt. Kristina Stewart, 3 SOPS, 567-4694 also provides free tax filing through H&R Block At Home. Alice Green, 3rd Space Operations Squadron, 567-2949 Kim Wilson, 50th Operations Support Squadron, 567-4106 Both federal and state taxes can be e-filed with no hidden costs leaving members no excuse for being late to file. 2nd Lt. Christopher Griffin, 17th Test Squadron, 567-5581 Tech. Sgt. Harold Wilson, 3 SOPS, 567-6067 Put others first during National Volunteer Month By Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke volunteering for something a person enjoys. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs “I usually tell folks that if they are interested in something The Air Force teaches that an exceptional Airman is not there is a good chance that there is a volunteer opportunity only an Airman who excels at their assigned duty but one out there for that same interest,” she said. “You just have who pursues continuing education and is active within the to find it.” community. Community involvement and volunteerism go There are many opportunities on and off base to volunteer. hand-in-hand during April, which is National Volunteer Salopek suggests finding a balance between the two. Month. “I personally enjoy volunteering off base because it shows “While volunteering is an individual choice it is almost the community though I’m not originally from here, I do an inherent part of being an Airman and being a qual- work out at Schriever and I am a part of the local commu- ity wingman,” said Chief Master Sgt. Patrick McMahon, nity,” she said. 50th Space Wing command chief. “There are many diverse McMahon echoed the sentiment, adding that no matter where you volunteer value is added. opportunities to give back to our Air Force, Airmen and Courtesy graphic community. Finding the right fit just takes some personal “To me, volunteering and being involved has value for sev- reflection to identify what matters to you and then looking “When I would work on crew, I would put together differ- eral important reasons,” said McMahon. “Organizationally for the opportunity to give back.” ent volunteer activities that the whole crew could participate I believe it enhances esprit de corps and it also affords the Veteran volunteer, Capt. Katherine Hebner, 4th Space in,” said Hebner. “It would get everyone involved and I really opportunity to strengthen community relations through on Operations Squadron, has always enjoyed giving back. thought that it brought us together as a crew.” and off-base activities.” “I was a camp counselor and before that a big sister with Senior Airman Samantha Salopek, the Schriever Airmen’s Schriever’s Airman and Family Readiness Center regularly the Big Brother, Big Sister program,” said Hebner. “Now I Council president, makes it a point to send out volunteer sends out emails with volunteer opportunities to anyone volunteer at the soup kitchen and at the animal shelter. I like oppurtunities to all Schriever Airmen. Her volunteer activity interested. To join their mailing list call 567-3920. seeing how what I do helps other people and animals and it of choice: volunteering with animals. For more volunteer opportunities, Schriever members really does give back to the community.” “I volunteer a lot and I really enjoy volunteering at the should contact their first sergeant or the presidents of the Hebner has rolled her volunteering spirit into her work Cheyenne Mountain Zoo,” said Salopek. professional organizations here (Airmen’s Council, Network environment as well. If animals don’t interest the Airmen, Salopek suggests 5/6, Air Force Sergeants Association etc.). Team Schriever members selected for major Congratulations to the Team Schriever captains selected for promotion to major.

Nathan Bertino, 4th Space Operations Squadron Paul Newell, 1 SOPS Aaron Cochran, 527th Space Aggressors Squadron Timothy Blockyou, 50th Operations Group Justin Ramsey, 3 SOPS James Curran, 17th Test Squadron Stephen Bridges, 50th Operations Support Squadron Vernon Reddick, 2 SOPS Casey Freeman, 17 TS Darrel Deleon, 1 SOPS Daniel Sebeck, 50 OG Lori Haas, Space Innovation and Development Center Sarah Doud, 50 OG Gail Smicklas, 3 SOPS John Powell, SIDC Sean Ianacone, 22 SOPS Chris Smyder, 1 SOPS William Sanders, 11th Space Warning Squadron Michael Kruk, 1 SOPS Jonathan Zentner, 50 OSS Bradley Tempia, 17 TS Nicholas Murray, 50 OSS Mark Bieda, 3rd Space Experimentation Squadron Anthony Tydingco, SIDC Schriever Sentinel April 5, 2012 5 Tips, guide to maneuver PCS peak season By Mitch Chandran Allowance Tab > Weight Estimator Tab. Keep in mind this is Surface Deployment and Distribution Command Public Affairs only an estimate and each individual shipment will vary. OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, Neb. (AFNS) — Each year, • Moving is a good time to dispose of unnecessary items. about 225,000 Department of Defense and U.S. Coast Guard This will help you avoid excess weight charges if your ship- household good shipments are slated for movement during ment is close to the authorized weight allowance. You don’t the summer months. These shipments compete with private want to ship and pay for something you don’t want. sector moves creating a phenomenon in the transportation • You can request a reweigh of your personal property industry called the “peak moving season.” shipment at no cost to you. This is done when you are near Peak moving season runs May through August each or over your weight allowance. year with the peak of the peak between Memorial Day • If you are making more than one shipment, make sure and July 4. you clearly separate them at your residence. Packing and load- The Army’s Military Surface Deployment and Distribution ing for multiple shipments should be scheduled on separate Command’s Personal Property Directorate manages the days to avoid confusion. You want the right items going to Defense Personal Property Program, or DP3, for DoD. the right destination. SDDC officials want service members, federal employees • Move.mil places you in direct contact with your moving and their families to know a smooth move for household company to manage the movement of your personal property. It is extremely important to keep your contact information goods is possible during peak moving season with proper U. S. Air Force Graphic (phone number and e-mail address) updated in move.mil. planning and attention to detail. 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The sooner you start the better Privately Owned Vehicle” and “Storing Your POV” pam- better chance of getting the dates you want.” chance you have to lock in your preferred move date. phlets on the move.mil website. These pamphlets provide All DoD service members and civilians, including their • Moving in the summer months (May through August) explanations on responsibilities for personal property and families, have two avenues to manage their move based on is extremely busy with Memorial Day to July 4 being the POV shipments and are a great source for additional moving local policies. busiest moving time of the year. Since requested pickup and tips to help you prepare for the move. The first is the traditional visit to the local installation delivery dates may not be available during this time, flexibility “For questions or concerns about the moving process, the transportation office or personal property shipping office to is important and building extra time into your schedule for first stop for assistance should always be your local Personal receive a relocation briefing and start the move process. unforeseen circumstances is recommended. Property Shipping Office or Installation Transportation The alternative is to use the Defense Personal Property • Once your move dates are requested, don’t assume they Office,” Johnson said. “However, if you experience any tech- System, or DPS, which is accessed through the website, move. are set. Move dates are not confirmed until you coordinate nical problems while using move.mil, the System Response mil. 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715 South Academy Blvd. 1850 East Woodmen Rd. 412 Eagleridge Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80910 Colorado Springs, CO 80920 Pueblo, CO 81008 719-597-2311 719-277-0407 719-584-3028 6 April 5, 2012 Schriever Sentinel Living with PTSD By 2nd Lt. Marie Denson suff er from PTSD cannot turn off that de- 50th Space Wing Public Affairs fense mechanism. “I started to get really depressed and “Simply put, PTSD is a state of hyper- lacked the desire to do anything but sit vigilance and anxiety all mixed into one. around and play on-line to ‘escape’ the Th ere is no easy button for it, no magic pill real world. I was having dreams of planes to cure it or, honestly, any way to get rid of crashing, the smell of burnt fl esh and rot- it,” said Moore. ting bodies. I still tried to push through Treatment can help an individual who this even as my sleep started to dwindle has PTSD feel more in control of emotions down to a couple hours a night as I would and result in fewer symptoms, according wake up in cold sweats screaming. I decided to the VA National Center for PTSD. But, something was wrong.” even with treatment some symptoms may Th ese were some of the symptoms Staff still be prevalent. Sgt. Collin Moore, a former air transporta- Post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms tion craft sman, was experiencing shortly are generally grouped into three types: in- aft er he made a permanent change of station trusive memories, avoidance and numbing to Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. and increased anxiety or emotional arous- “I decided something was wrong when I al, according to the Mayo Clinic website. would watch a commercial and start cry- Intrusive memories may include fl ashbacks ing then laugh then get [upset] and then or upsetting dreams. Symptoms of avoid- become enraged,” said Moore. “I went to ance and emotional numbing can include the mental health clinic on base to get some feeling emotionally numb, avoiding enjoy- advice. Aft er a couple sessions my counselor able activities, memory problems, trouble introduced the notion that I may be suff er- concentrating and diffi culty maintaining ing from PTSD.” close relationships. Some of the symp- Post-traumatic stress disorder is an anxi- toms of anxiety and increased emotional arousal include irritability or anger, guilt, ety disorder, according to the U.S. National shame, trouble sleeping or self-destructive Library of Medicine. It can be triggered by behavior. exposure to a traumatic experience such Moore says that his mind still feels like as an interpersonal event like physical or it’s in a hostile environment which creates a sexual assault, exposure to disaster or ac- problem. Although there is no real danger, cidents, combat or witnessing a traumatic anyone who causes an uneasy feeling or incident. added stress becomes the enemy. Th e diagnosis did not sit well with Moore. “Th e way I see it is I have been given a tool- He felt he had no reason to be experienc- box and in it are diff erent ways to cope with ing symptoms of PTSD. Although he had diff erent situations,” said Moore. “While I deployed seven times in eight years he still am a disabled veteran, I know I will never thought that only military who had been be the person I once was, but I also feel that on the “front lines” or “sweeping the streets I could not have become the person I am of Iraq or Afghanistan” would experience now. I am down to 170 pounds and I am stress and trauma. For him this didn’t make working on my vocational rehabilitation to sense. become an environmental engineer.” “I had never considered myself a weak- Across the nation, the Veterans’ minded person. I accomplished everything U.S. Air Force illustration by Master Sgt. William Vance Administration found that nearly 400,000 I put my mind to, and to me, something veterans in all branches of military were like this could not be possible. Boy was I got worse and his weight ballooned to 260 Health in Texas for 30 days, but it took time aff ected by PTSD in 2009 alone, ranking ever wrong. I started to go to mental health pounds. His desire to do anything began to before he realized the cause of his PTSD the disorder as the fourth most frequent dis- two times a week to try and work it out dwindle. His marriage began to fall apart. and how to cope with it. ability connected with military service. and started a healthy dose of medication, Th e breaking point came one night when he “Th e problem was that I still did not un- Psychological intervention is available in however this did not work for me.” and his wife were arguing and he wondered derstand why I was counting windows in multiple venues, including medical options Th ere are many treatments for PTSD, ac- what the point of living was. buildings, freaking out in the car as a pas- through primary care and mental health cording to the U.S. Department of Veterans “Aft er a few venomous words were spit senger and still scared to death as the driver. clinics. All VA Medical Centers provide Aff airs National Center for PTSD, but at this out by both parties I went to the closet and I hated doors behind me and large crowds. PTSD care, as well as many VA clinics. Th ere time there are two types of treatments that grabbed a friend’s 45 caliber handgun, load- I would go from what to me seemed calm to are non-medical options as well, such as appear to be the most eff ective, medicines ed one in the chamber and had my fi nger on total rage in the blink of an eye,” he said. Military OneSource, chaplain’s offi ce and and cognitive-behavioral therapy counsel- a hair trigger ready to be done with all the While Moore was undergoing care he went military and family life consultants. ing. Oft en times diff erent treatment op- pain. I stood there shaking while my wife to group sessions and counseling where he Early diagnosis, prompt treatment and tions are tried to see what will work most was crying and at that point I realized this learned that having PTSD is not a weakness strong social support can all increase the eff ectively for the individual. could not be me,” said Moore. but instead a natural defense mechanism chance of a good outcome for those who Shortly aft er Moore’s diagnosis he rapidly Moore was sent to University Behavioral that everyone has. Unfortunately, those who have PTSD.

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Christian Morrow, 9, focuses on his target during a target shooting game at the Spring Fling March 31. The Spring Fling is an annual fun-filled event for children put on by the 50th Force Support Squadron.

U.S. Air Force photos/Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke Sophie Dalton, 2, daughter of Senior Airman Ashley Bass, 50th Operations Group, stands in Mckennah Mitchell, 2, holds tight to the saddle while her dad, Staff Sgt. Adam Mitchell, 50th Operations front of Harry the Bunny at the Spring Fling March 31. Children were able to ride ponys, play Support Squadron, holds tight to her during the Spring Fling March 31. More than 800 children participated games and enjoy lunch at the annual event, as well as visit with Harry the Bunny. in the event that featured food, activities and Harry the Bunny.

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completely different ... and there’s always something go- “As a payload operator he remains consistently Experience ing on. Every day I go into the aquarium or the zoo, I’m calm and collected no matter the challenge he’s up being told to watch out for this behavior from a certain against,” Manor said. “I think he lives up to that south- From page 1 animal or that a wolf is about to give birth or a new bear ern California persona and brings a great balance of is being introduced. It’s really educational.” professionalism and ‘dude’ attitude to our squadron eels decided to bite a nearby shark,” he said. “The shark He considers himself a quiet person. As a result, some mix.” responded by snatching the other end of the eel with its in 1 SOPS have no idea how interesting his life outside When it comes to exotic animals and sea creatures, jaws. My first reaction was to pull the eel out, but I thought of work can be. Moyer considers himself an ambassador to the general better of it once the shark began swinging it around like “Most people don’t realize that he holds bachelor’s public. He helps get the word out to people that by go- a rag doll. Most of the time, the sharks are rather docile, degrees in both electrical engineering and economics, is ing to the zoo and the aquarium they are supporting but in that instance you really gain an understanding as working on his master’s in finance and still has time to animals. to how powerful they can be. You just back away.” volunteer at the aquarium and the zoo,” said his coworker April is National Volunteer Month. For those who Working with exotic animals and sea creatures brings 1st Lt. Sarah Stewart, 1 SOPS. “You could see him walk have considered volunteering at the Cheyenne Mountain its own unique benefits, but it also helps Moyer escape in for a swing shift and have no idea that he just spent Zoo or Denver’s Downtown Aquarium, Moyer says the from the routine of military life. the day feeding sharks.” process can be complicated and somewhat costly, but he “It’s my way out of thinking about work,” he said. His squadron commander, Lt. Col. Mike Manor, on the directs them to visit the official websites for both (www. “Some folks like to ride their bike or play a sport, but other hand, believes Moyer’s interests have had a funny cmzoo.org and http://www.aquariumrestaurants.com/ this gets me out of Air Force mode. It’s just something way of showing up in his work performance. downtownaquariumdenver/default.asp).

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By Master Sgt. Kevin Williams Air Force Space Command Public Affairs Noncommissioned Offi cer of the Year PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. –Air Force Space Command welcomes its brightest stars home during the rst major event marking the command’s 30th anniver- sary celebration.  e nominees for the 2011 Outstanding 0101010101010101010101010101 Airmen of the Year arrive on Peterson Air Force Base 0101010101010101010101010101 0101010101010101010101010101 April 9 to embark on a week of professional development 0101010101010101010101010101 and engage with senior leaders, concluding with a formal 0101010101010101010101010101 banquet in their honor. 0101010101010101010101010101 0101010101010101010101010101 Chief Master Sgt. Patrick McMahon, 50th Space Wing 0101010101010101010101010101 command chief, is excited to be a part of such a presti- 0101010101010101010101010101Anniversary gious event. 0101010101010101010101010101 0101010101010101010101010101 Tech. Sgt. Christopher Caldwell Staff Sgt. Corbin Callison is a Staff Sgt. David Dvorak is a Tech. Sgt. Samuel Owensby is Tech. Sgt. Ian Perry is cur- Master Sgt. Kevin Swieda is a Staff Sgt. Angela Toon is the fi eld “Air Force Space Command has an impressive history 0101010101010101010101010101 is a network intelligence analyst client systems craftsman assigned contracting craftsman assigned to the noncommissioned offi cer in rently assigned to the National cyber transport craftsman as- activities noncommissioned offi cer of providing critical space and cyberspace capabilities 0101010101010101010101010101 assigned to the 91st Network as the noncommissioned offi cer Los Angeles AFB, Calif. charge, Intelligence Operations at Reconnaissance Offi ce, signed to the Air Force Network in charge, Headquarters Air Force 0101010101010101010101010101 Warfare Squadron as noncom- in charge of the help desk, Space the 460th Space Wing, Buckley Vandenberg AFB, Calif. Integration Center’s Technology Space Command Directorate to our nation and joint war ghting community,” said 0101010101010101010101010101 missioned offi cer in charge, Innovation and Development AFB, Colo. and Interoperability Facility as of Manpower, Personnel and McMahon. “Being able to attend the OAY celebration 0101010101010101010101010101 cyberspace crew, Lackland AFB, Center, Schriever AFB, Colo. an operations supervisor, Scott Services, Peterson AFB, Colo. Texas AFB, Ill. during the AFSPC 30th anniversary year is signi cant 0101010101010101010101010101 because it heightens an already fantastic event and enables our command’s OAY honorees the opportunity for fur- ther professional development and deserved recognition of their stellar performance.” Senior Noncommissioned Offi cer of the Year AFSPC’s very own command chief is thrilled to wel- come the nominees and get to know them during events leading up to the banquet. “As leaders, recognizing our superior performers is critically important and one of the best parts of our jobs,” said Chief Master Sgt. Linus Jordan Jr., AFSPC command chief. “ ese Airmen represent the very best the command has to o er.  at says a lot knowing the caliber of people we have and things they accomplish every day. I look forward to meeting these ne Airmen, hearing their stories and being a part of the festivities.  is is truly an honor.” Master Sgt. Kiyon Buckley is Master Sgt. Robert Jones Master Sgt. Jason Kuciemba Senior Master Sgt. Eileen McCain Master Sgt. Jennifer Samson is Master Sgt. Charles Shurchay is Senior Master Sgt. Christine Wall  roughout the week, the nominees will participate in 2011 section chief for Vulnerability is the detachment chief is the superintendent of is the manager, Directorate of assigned as the Integration and the noncommissioned offi cer in is assigned as the superintendent Management and Operational currently assigned to the Mission Assurance, 3rd Space Staff at Los Angeles AFB, Calif., Engineering Directorate superin- charge, Standardization Branch, of the 3rd Space Operations brie ngs, tours and events. Among the tours are trips to Planning Support Branch, Current Space Communications Experimentation Squadron, where she leads eight members, tendent at the Air Force Network 14th Air Force (Air Forces Squadron, 50th Space Wing, the Air and Space Museum here and the U.S. Air Force Operations Division, 24th Air Operations Squadron, National Schriever AFB, Colo. delivering executive, knowledge Integration Center, Scott AFB, Ill. Strategic), Air Force Space Schriever AFB, Colo. Academy.  e museum will give the nominees the op- Force, Lackland AFB, Texas. Reconnaissance Offi ce, Schriever operations and computer systems Command, Vandenberg AFB, AFSPC AFB, Colo. support. Calif. portunity to learn about the people, systems and events that shaped AFSPC. At the academy, they will experience OUTSTANDING a cadet’s daily life and have lunch with the cadets. An extensive event like this doesn’t happen without AIRMEN OF THE YEAR a strong committee of volunteers who work countless First Sergeant of the Year hours putting everything together. “ e AFSPC OAY committee worked extremely hard to ensure the command’s OAY honorees have a memorable Airman of the Year and exciting week,” said Senior Master Sgt. Kristine Jones, AFSPC Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance superintendent and AOY Committee Co-Chair. “It takes an outstanding team to pull together an event of this magnitude.  ere are more small details than anyone can ever imagine. I am so thankful for the opportunity to work with this great group of volunteers.” Schriever nominees include: Airman of the Year Master Sgt. Howard Gibson Senior Master Sgt. Stephen Master Sgt. Genevieve Sills is II is the fi rst sergeant of the Santos Jr. is the fi rst sergeant for assigned to the Space Innovation Staff Sgt. Micheal Scarlata, 25th Space Range 51st Combat Communications the 2nd Space Warning Squadron, and Development Center, Squadron Squadron at Robins AFB, Ga. Buckley AFB, Colo. Schriever AFB, Colo., where she Senior Airman Jason Ginete Senior Airman Nicholas Hurt is Senior Airman Stephen serves as the fi rst sergeant is a cyber surety journey- a trainer for the 721st Security Klimczak is a fi nancial Noncommissioned Officer of the Year man assigned to the Air Forces Squadron, Cheyenne management technician Force Network Integration Mountain Air Force Station, assigned to the Space and Sta Sgt. Corbin Callison, Space Innovation and Center as “Team Support” for Colo. Missile Systems Center where Development Squadron the Information Assurance he works as the lead defense Assessments and Assistance travel administrator for the Company Grade Offi cer of the Year Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Program, Scott Air Force Defense Travel System, Los Base, Ill. Angeles AFB, Calif. Master Sgt. Jason Kuciemba, 3rd Space Experimentation Squadron Senior Master Sgt. Christine Wall, 3rd Space Operations Squadron First Sergeant of the Year Master Sgt. Genevieve Sills, Space Innovation and Development Center Company Grade Officer of the Year Capt. Spiridon Tsitsilianos, 3rd Space Experimentation Capt. Kirk Greene is a civil engi- First Lt. Dustin Jepperson is an Capt. Patrick Rienzi is assigned Capt. Gregory Roth works for Capt. Robert Santos is a First Lt. Michael Stamat is a Capt. Spiridon Tsitsilianos is the Staff Sgt. David Leasiolagi Airman 1st Class Brian Staff Sgt.Michael Scarlata is neer, and now serving as the 21st acquisition project manager and to Headquarters Air Force Space the Offi ce of Command and Cyberspace Operations Offi cer development engineer assigned director of Systems Integration, Squadron is assigned to the Space Rice is a radio frequency a radio frequency transmis- Mission Support Group executive systems engineer at the Space Command, Directorate of Plans, Control, where he serves as the currently assigned to Camp to the 624th Operations Center 3rd Space Experimentation Communications Operations transmissions technician sion systems journeyman offi cer, Peterson AFB, Colo. and Missile Systems Center, Los Programs and Analyses, Peterson project manager for three different Lemonnier, Djibouti, as chief, J-64 as a Lead Cyberspace Strategist, Squadron, Schriever AFB, Colo.,  e nominees go before the OAY board Tuesday for an Squadron, National assigned to the 33rd Combat assigned to the 25th Space Angeles AFB, Calif. He is currently AFB, Colo. contracts, one of which is valued Division, Combined Joint Task Lackland AFB, Texas. where he conducts space-based interview and question and answer process.  ese results Reconnaissance Offi ce, Los Communications Squadron, Range Squadron, Schriever assigned to the Infrared Space at approximately $500 million. Force – Horn of Africa. experiments and applies lessons combined with their package scores determine the win- Angeles, Calif., as a network Tinker AFB, Okla. AFB, Colo. Systems Directorate as the deputy learned for use in future Air Force operations center technician. chief for the Overhead Persistent Space Command initiatives. ners in each category to be named at the banquet. Infrared Architecture Branch. 12 April 5, 2012 Schriever Sentinel Mountain bike trails offer fun, fitness and adventure Mountain State Park just west of Fort Carson because it has many beginner trails and they’re well marked at each inter- section, making it hard to get lost. Roob recommends Palmer Park, due to its central location and variety of difficulty. “Schriever itself is a good place to get your feet wet,” Roob said. “We’ve got a trail here that we use for an annual moun- tain bike competition that is more of dirt road on the north side of the base. It doesn’t hold much technical difficulty, but it’s a place people can start and get a feel for their bike.” Schriever outdoor recreation has mountain bikes available for rent in youth, adult and extra large sizes at reasonable day, weekend and week-long rates. Fitness center staff can direct people on how to access the trail north of the fitness center. Both Hamby and Roob say mountain biking is a lifelong sport, one that offers fun and excitement while challenging its participants athletically and aerobically. “I like the fact that I’m not in a gym,” Hamby said. “The speed and the exercise are good stress relievers. Anytime I’ve got something stressful going on in my life I can ride and all I’m thinking about is picking the right line, the next climb or the best way to attack a particular section of a trail. I don’t think about anything else.” Of course, anyone who has ridden a bike is aware of its inherent dangers. Roob argues that like any sport, if someone wants to improve it’s imperative to push one’s limits. “We call it paying your dues,” Roob said as he rubbed a fresh arm bruise. “What’s nice about the sport is you start to figure out what you can and can’t get away with. Maybe

Courtesy photo you come along a section of trail you’re not comfortable Jeff Roob, 50th Force Support Squadron, chooses a difficult route on a trail in Moab, Utah. In this photo, Roob rides a full-suspension mountain bike, riding and then you see someone else ride it and you learn meaning it incorporates shock absorbers on the front and back ends. something. Maybe the next time you encounter that same section it seems easier so you try it. If you’re not pushing By Scott Prater “There are a ton of resources in town for people who want yourself to improve, you’re not going to.” Schriever Sentinel to get started, find the right bike, equipment and, most of That’s one reason it’s important to wear the proper pro- If one drives around base long enough they’ll undoubt- all, where to find the right trail,” Hamby said. “I would start tective equipment, including helmet, gloves and glasses. edly catch a bicyclist riding between buildings. And if the by visiting a website called www.mtbr.com. People will find Schriever’s impromptu mountain-biking ambassadors also rider happens to be wearing a shirt, tie, dress slacks and maps for every trail in every state and they can read reviews recommend that riders bring tools, water, spare tubes and shiny shoes, chances are he’s one of two people, Jeff Roob of the trails from people who’ve experienced them.” a pump on rides as a precaution, but insist they’ll most or Derek Hamby, both civilians in the 50th Force Support Hamby said the site also hosts forums where people re- likely encounter other riders after a time if they stay on Squadron and both avid cyclists. view bikes, parts, supplies and pretty much everything that the trail. Roob says road cycling is a good way to get around base involves mountain biking. “That’s another great thing about this sport,” Roob said. quickly and its great exercise, but it really only serves one Roob says that people can also gain a lot of valuable infor- “Most cyclists you’ll see on the mountain trails will be eager purpose for him and Hamby: It helps them stay fit for their mation at one of Colorado Springs’ many local bike shops. to help you out. They’ll stop and ask if you need anything or real passion — mountain biking. “Really I think most of the local bike shops hold an interest they can help get you where you need to go. Even the profes- They’re not alone. As it turns out, Colorado Springs is in growing the sport and generally steer people in the right sionals here are eager to pass on a helpful piece of advice.” home to some of the best mountain bike trails the state has direction as far as the type of bike they’ll need given their Hamby and Roob also recommend people try renting a bike to offer, according to Singletracks.com. skill level and the types of trails they hope to ride,” he said. from a local shop before buying and search out opportunities Roob and Hamby have been avid bike riders for more “From there it’s all about gaining experience and learning to take instructional classes and group rides. than a decade, so they’ve gained a reasonable amount of what you can do.” “There are lots of options out there and this way people knowledge about where the best trails are and how to reach Hamby typically refers less experienced riders to trails at tend to come away with a better fit than someone who just them. But, they realize folks who are interested in taking the U.S. Air Force Academy, specifically Falcon Trail, which walks in blind,” Hamby said. “Some shops and cycling orga- up a new sport or cyclists new to Schriever may have some loops around the Academy but may be a bit long for some nizations offer group rides. This way the more experienced questions about where to start. beginners as it’s nearly 13 miles. He also likes Cheyenne riders can sort of mentor the newer folks.”

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Celebrate Month of the Military tify how much money is needed to afford gency such as serious or extended illness of TAP available for members Child with 21 SW to live off base, project a budget based on family member, death in the family, birth of Active duty military members separating monthly expenditures and decide if they new baby, etc.; having a child with special and retiring, and civilian employees who are There will be a Month of the Military Child are financially fit to move out of the dorms. needs unique circumstances or hardships. considering VISP/VERA should attend the Celebration, Toy Industry Foundation and Please call the Airman and Family Readiness Reservations are on a first-come, first-serve TAP 5-day Seminar. TAP is facilitated and Boys and Girls Clubs of America Toy Give-A- Center at 567-3920 to sign up. Way Wednesday, 5 p.m. at The Peterson Youth basis. Parents may make reservations up to funded by the Department of Labor. The first Center, Bldg. 1555. To attend, please RSVP 30 days prior to the session; however, reser- 2 ½ days focus on networking, job search, Home buying class for amateurs vations are not accepted after the Friday one via this link: https://einvitations.afit.edu/ Looking at buying a home in the next 12 resumes and interviewing. It ends with an week prior to the session. Parents may call inv/anim.cfm?i=103801&k=036141017B56 months? Attend the Airman and Family employer panel offering tips on what em- after that Friday to request a reservation in by April 10. Readiness Center’s Home Buying Class April ployers are looking for in terms of résumés 20 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Not sure where to go the event of a cancellation or availability of and future employees. The next TAP class is Get a bundle for your baby to get objective, educational information? a certain age group. A minimum of eight April 23 — 27. For more details, contact Liz Are you expecting or do you know someone This class explains everything you need to children is required to offer the session. If Archuleta at 567-3920. who is expecting? If so, Bundles for Babies is know, from house hunting to closing costs. less than eight children have reservations, the the place to be Wednesday from 2-4:30 p.m. We’ve even tossed in information on buy- session will be cancelled and parents are noti- Learn about investing at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. ing foreclosed homes. Participants will walk fied by the Thursday prior to the session. To Understanding your personal investment Active duty Air Force and DoD civilian per- away with a step-by-step guide to help get be eligible for the program, families must be philosophy is the key to building wealth. sonnel and spouses who are awaiting the started on the right path to buying the home referred by one of the following base officials: Come to the class April 27 from 2 to 4 p.m. birth of a child are eligible for a free bundle of their dreams. For details, contact Christina Squadron commander/first sergeant, chap- at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. of baby items worth more than 60 dollars. Stump at 567-3920. lain, doctor or other medical professional, This class incorporates understanding your Sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society, this Family Advocacy personnel, Airman and risk tolerance, the importance of diversifi- class includes such topics as the financial Parents get a break Family Readiness Center personnel, Child cation, and dollar-cost averaging. Create a aspects of raising a child, how to maintain The Air Force Aid Society supports the Development Center personnel. For more financial portfolio to meet your financial couplehood when children enter the picture, “Give Parents a Break” program by offering information, please contact Heidi Tintle at goals and dreams starting today. and ways of dealing with the stresses of hav- care April 20. The program is offered at the 567-3920. ing a new baby. Call the Airman and Family Child Development Center for all ages; how- Readiness Center to sign up at 567-3920. ever, children are grouped according to ages. Volunteers needed for dining-in All families using this program must adhere GI Bill questions answered Schriever Air Force Base Dining-In is June Leaving the dorms? to the following guidelines. Active duty Air Have questions about the Post 9/11 GI Bill? 15th! Volunteers for the planning commit- There is a Dorm Move Class April 17 at 3 Force families eligible for the “Give Parents a Eligibility and benefits will be discussed dur- tee are needed. Planning activities include p.m. at the Airman and Family Readiness Break” program include those where a parent ing the Post 9/11 GI Bill Briefing April 25 fundraising, publicity, decorations and event Center. This class is geared toward all Airmen is feeling stress due to: the military member at 1 p.m. in Bldg. 210, Rm 310. For more preparation. If you would like to volunteer or anticipating a move out of the dorms within being deployed, on an extended TDY or on a details, contact Master Sgt. Amy Hunter at have any questions about the dining-in, please three months. Participants learn how to iden- remote tour of duty; a family crisis or emer- 567-5927. contact 1st Lt. Justin Roberts at 567-5167. Schriever Sentinel April 5, 2012 13 Warrior Games selection camp concludes for AF By Tech. Sgt. Mareshah Haynes “This year we have a great crew of new people who Defense Media Activity are willing to try different sports and I think that’s a COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AFNS) — More than real testament to the new group,” said Cami Stock, the 25 active-duty, retired and separated Airmen competed assistant coach for the Air Force Warrior Games team, for a spot on the Air Force team in the 2012 Warrior who has been with the team for three years. Games during a selection camp March 25-30 here. During the camp, the athletes were able to experi- The Warrior Games, now in its third year, was de- ment with different sports. At the end of the week, they signed to introduce disabled veterans to Paralympic worked with the coaches to see which events they have sports. The Airmen selected for the team will compete to most potential in and how their abilities can best in seven sports — wheelchair basketball, sitting vol- benefit the team overall. leyball, archery, swimming, track and field, shooting Stock said the team is already beginning to gel and and cycling — against members from all branches showing a lot of promise in team sports. There are also of service. a few members who have tried sports like archery for “The goal of the Warrior Games is to assist wounded the first time who are showing a lot of potential. veterans in getting back to normalcy — instilling in The Air Force coaches said they are excited about them goals and aspirations through sports,” said Maj. how the team is coming together. (Dr.) James Bales, the head coach for the Air Force “We’ve seen a huge degree of motivation,” Bales said. “A team and member of the World Class Athlete program lot of athletes (are) working with, not only their coaches, as a triathlete. but amongst themselves. I’ve just seen a lot of effort. I’m This year’s team is nearly a 50/50 mix of veteran excited with what we have to work with here.” players and rookies. Their disabilities range from post- There will be a training camp the week before the traumatic stress disorder to traumatic brain injury, games, which will be held at the U.S. Air Force Academy quadriplegia, kidney disease and leg amputation. April 30 through May 5. U. S. Air Force Graphic CDC stirs things up

U.S. Air Force photos/ Bill Evans Staff Sgt. Taren Rice, 50th Force Support Sqaudron, and daughter, Kayden, participate in the Child March 30 marked the first “Cooking Creation” class at the Schriever Child Development Center. Each class Development Center’s “Cooking Creation” class, March 30. Parents were invited to join their children at the cooked something different using recipes from the CDC Family cookbook. The cookbook is a compilation Schriever CDC to bake one of the recipes compiled in the CDC’s family cookbook. of family recipes from Team Schriever parents.

Five-year-old Brooke, daughter of Robert Sense, contractor, stirs up Megan Callahan, 4th Space Operations Squadron, and her son, Maj. Lisa Thiem, Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated the batter to make cookies during the Child Development Center’s Sean, participate in the Child Development Center’s first “Cooking Missle Defense, and Sean Micah stir the dry ingredients during “Cooking Creation” class March 30. Creation” class March 30. Parents were invited to join their children the Child Development Center’s “Cooking Creation” class March at the Schriever CDC for a fun filled afternoon of pouring, mixing, 30. Parents were invited to join their children at the CDC for a fun baking and eating. filled afternoon. 14 April 5, 2012 Schriever Sentinel

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