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Thursday, February 11, 2010 Vol. 54 No. 6 Haiti earthquake relief effort Canadian Capt. Roderyck Zeaton, 21st Operations Support Squadron (right) assists an elderly woman after she and her family arrived in the Canadian camp at Toussaint Louverture International Airport, Haiti, Jan. 20. Captain Zeaton is a section commander with the 21st OSS, deployed with the Canadian earthquake relief effort to Haiti. While in Haiti, Captain Zeaton is helping establish air traffic control, and was the first air traffic controller at Jacmel airport, a previously uncontrolled airport now receiving humanitarian flights. He was hand-selected for the deployment to provide air traffic control, part of the 21st OSS mission. (Canadian Forces image\Cpl. Julie Bélisle)

Airmen vie for chance to be named “Biggest Loser” by Monica Mendoza Stewart said, participants can take advantage 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer of the fitness center and HAWC experts, for free. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. “Downtown, you would pay a lot for a -- No one likes to be called “loser.” Unless, it program like this,” he said. is in reference to how much weight or body The key is setting goals and tracking prog- fat they have lost. ress, Mr. Stewart said. The program is for For the first time, Peterson’s Fitness and everyone, and highlights this year’s Year of Sports Center fitness specialists are teaming the Air Force Family campaign. Families with Health and Wellness Center exercise can sign up together or Airmen can sign up and nutrition specialists to bring Airmen and with friends. their families “The Biggest Loser” weight-loss “If they are breathing, they can come in,” challenge program. There will be weigh-ins, Mr. Stewart said. “There are no excuses.” fitness classes, group runs and prizes. The The year is divided into four sessions. first session starts Feb. 17. Participants will start out at the HAWC and Unlike the popular TV show, “The Biggest get weighed, learn their body mass index Loser,” the weigh-ins will be private and there and their body fat. Participants will weigh- will be no public scrutiny. All of the results in five times throughout the quarter at the are between the participant, the program HAWC. Points will be earned for weight loss, director and the scale. percent of body fat loss, BMI improvement, “There will be no personal trainer yelling and total lifestyle change. Points will also at you, no passing out, and no crying, un- be given for attending fitness and HAWC less you want to go home and cry,” said Les classes and group activities, such as fun runs. Stewart, Peterson Fitness and Sports Center Prizes will be awarded quarterly and two special programs director. “Each participant grand-prize winners will be announced at only has access to their own profile - it will be the end of the year. a nice surprise to see who wins at the end.” “We are excited about it,” Mr. Stewart said. Peterson’s biggest loser program is de- Exercise physiologist Cindy White, 21st Space Wing Health and Wellness Center chief of health promotion, “This is an ideal program - we are giving signed for participants to take advantage the leads an exercise class in December. The HAWC is teamed with the Peterson Fitness and Sports Center to them all of the tools.” new state-of-the art gym equipment installed bring Airmen and their families “The Biggest Loser” weight-loss challenge program. There will be weigh-ins, Last year, the fitness and sports center ran a in December and the existing aerobic, spin exercise and fitness classes, group runs and prizes. The first session starts Feb. 17. Stop by the fitness center and nutrition classes. More importantly, Mr. front desk Building 560 to sign up. (Air Force photo\Dennis Howk) See Biggest Loser page 8

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21st Space Wing Commander Col. Stephen N. Whiting COMMANDER ’S CORNER Chief of Public Affairs Mr. Jeff Bohn Editorial Staff We are Family: Absolute success for Team Pete Chief of Internal Information PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. made by our sponsors. It has been said Mr. Steve Brady -- Armed with a purpose to appraise “the Col. before that a leader is not recognized for NCOIC of Internal product as opposed to the package,” the Emily Buckman individual performance, but only when the Master Sgt. Ray Bowden 2009 USAF LeMay Evaluation Team vis- team accomplishes the mission-the 21st ited with its sights set on immediate target FSS did just that. Staff Writer acquisition, and left Peterson AFB with a And lastly, as I leave command next Ms. Monica Mendoza 21st Mission plan - to send an Air Force-level team of month and head to combat skills train- Support Group Published by Colorado Springs Military experts back to Peterson to use our day-to- ing and eventually Afghanistan for a year, Newspapers Group, 31 E. Platte Avenue, Suite 300, day management systems as a benchmark commander I want to thank Team Pete for allowing Colorado Springs, 80903, a private fi rm in no way con- for all of the Air Force. me to serve you as the commander of the nected with the U.S. Air Force, under exclusive written During the out-brief, Col. Pat Dunn, chief 21st Mission Support Group for the last contract with the 21st Space Wing. This commercial enterprise Air Force newspaper is an authorized publi- of the LeMay team, presented 26 individual 20 months. cation for members of the U.S. military services. and six team awards, then topped it off the honor of being named the 2009 USAF Although I’ll be gone, I know 2,200 men Contents of the Space Observer are not necessarily the with a “first-ever” flight award given to the LeMay recipient, this will be a win for you, and women in the 21st MSG will continue to offi cial views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, because of you. the Department of Defense or the Department of the Manpower and Personnel Flight. support you with all their might. 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[email protected] Editorial PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Editor Colo. -- Staff Sgt. Christopher Whigham, Mike Boyd an Air Force Reserve services apprentice, [email protected] knew his training would expose him to real- Sports Reporter world experiences, but he never expected Walt Johnson his training would also lead to saving a life. [email protected] For Sergeant Whigham, Feb. 1 started out ADVERTISING as a routine day for both him and the staff at Peterson’s Aragon Dining Facility where mili- Advertising Director/GM tary members are served three-square meals Tex Stuart a day. All that was on Sergeant Whigham’s [email protected] mind was his last day of training in the din- Tammy Fogall ing facility before transferring to his next [email protected] phase of training at Peterson’s base lodging. “It started out as a normal Monday,” said Pam Millman Sergeant Whigham, who in his civilian job is Air Force Reservist Staff Sgt. Christopher Whigham of the 302nd Services Flight (far right) along with (from left to right) [email protected] a patrolman first class with the Albuquerque, Mr. John Karagiannes, Tech. Sgt. Rick Rayos and Airman Ross Belknap all from 21 Space Wing Force Services Squadron Catherine Swendsen N.M. police department. “I had been working in were the first responders to a local bread delivery man who collapsed while making a delivery to Aragon Dining Facility at [email protected] the dining facility for a few weeks. I was just fin- Peterson Air Force Base, Colo. on Feb. 1. Sergeant Whigham used the life-saving skills he learned on his civilian job as a police officer with the Albuquerque, N.M. police department to perform CPR. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ann F. Skarban) Classified Ad Manager ishing up with breakfast and walked back toward Heidi Witherington the kitchen when I saw personnel running and said. “I checked for a pulse and someone said awake and was moving his arms and legs. [email protected] I could tell something serious was happening.” the word “CPR.” I ripped his jacket off and Tech. Sgt. Rick Rayos, manager of the ART DEPARTMENT At that point, the normal Monday turned into an emergency situation. A local bread gave him two breaths. At that point I became Aragon Dining Facility, said everyone work- Art Director delivery man had come to do his normal very focused. I gave him a few rescue breaths.” ing that morning did exactly the right thing Rowdy Tompkins route, delivering products to the dining But Sergeant Whigham said the and worked as a team to help save a life. [email protected] facility when the unthinkable happened. man remained unresponsive. “Sergeant Whigham’s public service really “There was nothing in his eyes. I gave him an- took over,” Sergeant Rayos said. “It was very Graphic Designer “A l l I remember is someone sa id, ‘He had a hear t attack.’ I looked down and saw [the bread deliv- other set of compressions, maybe three rounds. fortunate there were people around and, most Christy A. Rotunno That’s when he took a breath on his own. It was importantly, that Sergeant Whigham was poised [email protected] ery man] on the ground. It happened really fast.” Airman Ross Belknap, another military mem- more of an involuntary breath. I kept going enough to conduct it (CPR). This young man ber who had been working in the dining facility with the rounds, maybe six or seven rounds and performed well beyond the scope of his duties back room, was receiving the bread delivery his body was starting to kick in. It was all hap- here. He was all about saving this man’s life.” with John Karagiannes, a civilian employee pening kind of fast. At that point, I heard the Sergeant Whigham is certified in CPR there. Both were the first to witness the de- sirens in the background and knew the para- as part of his civilian police training. He livery man collapsing. While Airman Belknap medics were coming. They came in and at that also took part in additional CPR train- ran into the dining room to get help, Mr. point, they brought in an automatic external ing while on his Reserve Annual Tour this Karagiannes called 9-11. Sergeant Whigham defibrillator and pulse oximeter and took over.” past summer at Andersen AFB in Guam. rushed to the delivery man’s side to help. After getting him stabilized, the delivery “This doesn’t happen very often,” said “I got down at his head and checked to man was carried on a back board to the am- Sergeant Whigham. “I am glad I was able to see if he was breathing,” Sergeant Whigham bulance by local paramedics. Later that day, be here and help - at the right place at the the dining facilityGoodwill.Pots&Pans.4.979x7.5.pdf staff learned the man was 2/1/2010 right time.”10:55:08 AM

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by Monica Mendoza Wynona James has been the wing’s full- It was by accident, she said, that she found an investigation can cost the government time SEPM. Th e job was previously doled herself in this role. A few years ago, the 27- hundreds of thousands of dollars, she said. 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer out to employees as an extra duty, Mr. year civil servant working on Peterson Air “If we can do it right, we can save the gov- Jones said. However, it was not eff ective. Force Base, volunteered to be on the Martin ernment a whole lot of money,” she said. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Th e role of the SEPM is to ensure the Luther King special observance commit- Ms. James already has started collecting Colo. -- For years there has been discus- wing is in compliance with all federal tee. She immediately was hooked on the statistical data. Next, she will go out and sion in the Air Force about creating a po- laws that assure equal opportunities and educational opportunities connected to recruit potential federal employees, especially sition in the Equal Opportunity offi ce equitable treatment among all employ- special observance days. In addition, her groups which are underrepresented, by show- to help people get federal jobs, be pro- ees. In addition, the SEPM is involved in passion has been equal opportunities for ing them how to navigate the complex federal moted within the federal system and pay special observances, including the recent all, she said. She is trained in mediation jobs system. Th e timing for federal employee special attention to a diverse workforce. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. special obser- and confl ict resolution. To her, the cer- recruitment is crucial now as a large number “While the other bases are thinking about vance, which drew a 300-member audience. tifi cations and titles mean “peacemaker.” of federal employees - baby boomers - prepare what to do, we’re doing it,” said Rex Jones, As SEPM, Ms. James will advise wing In her position in the equal opportunity to retire and leave jobs open, Mr. Jones said. 21st Space Wing Equal Opportunity director. leaders on affirmative action, equi- offi ce - an offi ce typically known as the com- “She is building a program from the ground Th e 21st Space Wing is one of two in table and diverse work centers and will plaint offi ce - she aims to alleviate complaints up,” Mr. Jones said. “By next year at this time, the Air Force with a Special Emphasis help minimize barriers in hiring prac- by educating, advocating and encouraging she will be the go-to person in the Air Force Program Manager. For the past fi ve months, tices through education and awareness. federal employees. Once a complaint is fi led, on how to build this program.” Peterson Airman wins computer as part of Year of the Air Force Family by Monica Mendoza your family - except, maybe keeping this Family,” he said. “My family is very Th ere also is an instant winner category, country free. However, what good is a important to me and so is what I do which is how Sergeant Paul won the laptop. 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer free country if you neglect your family,” and have done in the U.S. Air Force.” Grand prize winners in each category could Sergeant Paul wrote in his short story. In celebration of the Year of the Air win up to $2,000 in video equipment and He was an instant winner. Force Family, the Air Force is running a gift cards for electronic and music stores. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, “I was surprised,” he said. “I never win number of contests, including the short “Youth and adults should enter the contests Colo. -- Master Sgt. William Paul anything like that. When I got the message story contest, which continues through because they could be an instant winner like wanted to put into words the struggle that I had won I double checked with Ms. Feb. 14, a video contest Feb. 14 to April 4, Sergeant Paul,” said Beverly Price, Airman he, and other Airmen, exert when at- (Beverly) Price to make sure it was legit and a song writing contest April 5 to May and Family Readiness Center community tempting to balance work and home life. before I sent my information to them.” 23. Th ere is a youth and an adult category readiness consultant. “Th ese contests help So, he wrote a short story and entered Sergeant Paul, a former missile maintainer in each contest and they all fall under the build Air Force camaraderie and unity and the Air Force wide short-story contest who now works at Air Force Space Command, theme, “Th e Air Force is a Great Place to promote the Year of the Air Force Family.” on MyAirForceLife.com as part of the Smart Operations, won a laptop computer. Live, Work and Play.” Submissions are To read Sergeant’s Paul’s story, enter a Year of the Air Force Family campaign. He should receive it within four weeks. added to the Web site, www.myairforce- short story or vote, go to myairforcelife. “Th ere is nothing more important than “It’s the Year of the Air Force life.com and readers vote for the best. com.

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David Rodriguez, –Members of U.S. Northern Command plan for the current crisis. of multiple satellite communications ter- NORAD-U.S. NORTHCOM chaplain, is continue to deploy in support of Operation “Because of the nature of DSCA type minals using different mediums, they will one of the two chaplains sent to support Unified Response, the ongoing humanitar- events, you be able to ac- U.S. SOUTHCOM, working to coordinate ian relief effort in Haiti. nor ma l ly complish this the efforts of chaplains scattered through- U.S. military personnel were deployed rely very “Many units are deployed to mission.” out the area. to assist Haiti after the Caribbean island heavily on G e n e r a l “I’m helping to coordinate the work of nation was all but destroyed by a 7.0 earth- satellite Haiti in what will likely be the Renuart the U.S. Navy chaplains involved in earthquake Jan. 12. communi- said the na- quake relief,” he said. “These chaplains are “About 190 of our people are commit- cations,” he largest humanitarian assistance ture of U.S. on Navy ships where they provide care to ted to that effort, some at Tyndall (Air explained. NORTHCOM the Haitians receiving medical treatment. Force Base, Fla.), some in Miami at U.S. “In our mission that U.S. SOUTHCOM has and its mis- They also care for the crews on their ships Southern Command and some in Haiti,” case, post- sion made it who are struggling with traumatic stress. In said Air Force Gen. Gene Renuart, North K a t r i n a , ever undertaken in order to rebuild easy to quickly addition to this, these chaplains are regu- American Aerospace Defense Command we have support the ef- larly leaving their ships to provide care on and U.S. NORTHCOM commander. “We leased 72 the destroyed infrastructure in a forts in Haiti. the ground in Haiti.” have contributed a number of our key ex- megahertz “Part of our Chaplain Rodriguez is also helping the perts in logistics, operational planning of com- secure environment,” goal each day personnel leaving Haiti with emotional and interagency coordination, with a team mercial KU is to prepare stress by modifying a Navy program that around those individual experts to just SATCOM - James Cronkite, J6 C4 Future Operations chief for large scale helps Sailors on their way home from Iraq plug right in to General Fraser’s staff at bandwidth. d i s a s t e r s , and Afghanistan. U.S. Southern Command.” We sent so when the “This program will be a joint effort be- As part of the effort, NORAD and down a satellite planner down as well. It’s earthquake struck Port Au Prince, Haiti, tween chaplains and medical workers,” he U.S. NORTHCOM’s Command Control his job to plan how that asset is going to we had some capacity that we could pro- said. “It will involve classes, counseling Systems Directorate (J6) sent communica- be used and resourced. He will be looking vide to Gen. Fraser and U.S. SOUTHOM and referrals to mental health workers as tions planners to assist U.S. SOUTHCOM at that bandwidth and how we can maxi- that would enable them to respond to a necessary.” in the command, control, communica- mize that bandwidth to support the forces disaster of this size,” he said. “Our com- Mr. Duncan said that while he and the tions and computers realm based on their whether they’re in the forward area down ponents practice and train, they’re cer- others might not set foot on the ground in needs. at SOUTHCOM and the people deployed tified in functions that are necessary to Haiti, their efforts are having an impact on “We tailor any sort of support based on to Haiti as well.” large scale disaster response, and while the Haitians and the people helping them. what we think the requirements are or what Chad Duncan, N-NC J636 Satellite they are trained to focus that here in the “The best part about being involved in we are told the requirements are,” said Communications section planner and homeland, it is easy for them, because of Operation Unified Response is knowing that James Cronkite, J6 C4 Future Operations global broadcast service theater infor- the interagency nature of our team, to plug even though I would rather be on the ground chief. “We sent out two C4 planners. Those mation manager, was deployed to U.S. in anywhere.” in Haiti providing hands-on support, my are people well-versed in the national re- SOUTHCOM in Miami one day after The command is not only supporting efforts from here at U.S. SOUTHCOM head- sponse framework, how we provide sup- getting married to assist in processing U.S. SOUTHCOM in the technical and quarters directly affect the well-being and port doing our Defense Support of Civil requests for satellite service for military logistical realm, but in the spiritual one recovery of the people of this devastated Authorities mission set. We sent one spec- and relief organizations in Haiti. as well. country,” he said. “Even though we’re a na- trum manager down responsible for doing “Many units are deployed to Haiti in Army Chaplain (Col.) Thomas Vail, tion at war on two different fronts across frequency de-confliction and frequency what will likely be the largest humanitarian NORAD and U.S. NORTHCOM command the ground, we are still able to undertake coordination for any emitter that might assistance mission that U.S. SOUTHCOM chaplain, said two chaplains from the com- a major coalition, interagency, multi-com- be in the area, whether it happens to be a has ever undertaken in order to rebuild mand were sent to help coordinate relief batant command effort to provide stability single channel, hand held radio to the big the destroyed infrastructure in a secure efforts… and he wants to send more. and ease suffering in yet another part of boxes you have out there.” environment,” he said. “The communica- “I’m about to offer two or three more,” he the world.”

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by Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Collier Sergeant Osorio said. “You enlist to fight a war, but sometimes you get a chance to help out 302nd Airlift Wing Public Affairs with a humanitarian mission. That makes just as much difference in the world.” PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The Air Tech. Sgt. Barry Burkitt, an Air Force Force Reserve’s 302nd Airlift Wing delivered Reserve C-130 loadmaster with the 302nd another bundle of supplies Jan. 30 into the AW, felt the people of Haiti still needed help Caribbean nation of Haiti as relief supply after seeing the aftermath of post-earthquake runs into the country continue. Port-au-Prince. The Colorado-based aircrew from the “They still need our help as well as more 302nd AW and their C-130 Hercules delivered dozens of cases of bottled water, supplies,” said Sergeant Burkitt. “It’s nice to do printing supplies, equipment and additional a mission where you can see a real difference parts for awaiting aircraft to Haiti’s capital of instead of flying and doing practice loads. This Port-au-Prince. The supplies were expected Haiti relief really shows that our job truly is to be passed along to aid distribution points meaningful.” throughout the city and beyond with print- Before departing Haiti, Sergeant Osorio re- ing equipment being used by military relief called the sights of Port-au-Prince after flying officials at the airport. Tech. Sgt. Barry Burkitt, an Air Force Reserve C-130 loadmaster, looks on as a United Nations helicopter flies overhead. “You see a very small percentage of The aircrew flew from their deployed lo- overhead Jan. 30 at Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Also providing aid is a what happened in H-aiti and you can clearly cation of Muniz Air Base, Puerto Rico, to KC-135 from the Brazilian air force, parked just behind Sergeant Burkitt and his C-130 Hercules. Sergeant Burkitt see they really need help on every level; from Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., where is one of approximately 50 Airmen from the 302nd Airlift Wing currently assigned to the 35th Expeditionary Airlift the individual person to their government.” many of the relief airlift missions into Haiti Squadron, which supports Air Expeditionary Force Coronet Oak at Muniz Air Base, Puerto Rico. The members are To date, the Puerto Rico-based 35th for the U.S. Air Force have been based. The deployed in support of Haiti earthquake relief operations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Collier) supplies were loaded onto the C-130 for the Expeditionary Airlift Squadron, while sup- three hour flight to Port-au-Prince. Active Duty C-130 crew chief assigned to the mark on his Air Force career so far.” porting Air Expeditionary Force Coronet Oak, With millions of people world-wide al- 52nd Airlift Squadron at Peterson Air Force “It does feel pretty good to be able to, has flown more than 233 hours, completed 41 ready donating tens of millions of dollars to Base, Colo., said “Being one of the few to on a small level, fly into Haiti and support missions, moved more than 365 tons of cargo earthquake relief, Staff Sgt. Daniel Osorio, an actually help on the ground was a rewarding the contributions to help these people out,” and airlifted 141 evacuees to safety.

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