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By Senior Airman Volunteers from Solomon Cook all across Team Tyndall danced, Public Affairs sang and spent time with more TYNDALL AIR FORCE than 200 senior BASE — The 325th Air Expe- citizens from the ditionary Wing, comprised of local community. various maintenance, logistics readiness, and fighter squad- rons, completed its mission of simulating a large-scale, aerial total force integration exercise Dec. 5-16. Involving more than 90 aircraft and more than 800 personnel, Checkered Flag 17-1 GUARD, lasted two weeks. RESERVE “The biggest success of INTEGRATE the exercise is the integration DURING piece,” said Col. Randy Cason, CHECKERED 44th Fighter Group com- FLAG | PAGE 9 mander and Air Expeditionary U.S. Air Force F-15 Strike Eagle pilots from the 336th Fighter Squadron, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Wing commander. “That’s Idaho, perform fi nal operations checks on their aircraft prior to take-off at . U.S. AIR Active-duty, Air why we do this — it’s the abil- FORCE PHOTO BY SENIOR AIRMAN SOLOMON COOK Force Reserve ity to operate together. and Air National “Mixing fourth- and fifth- exercise in numerous ways, restrictions within the training “It usually conforms into Guard Airmen generation fighters, it’s always from planning to logistics and airspace.” another training exercise that from around challenging for the fourth-gen force support, all the while Cason credited Tyndall’s is occurring. It just so happens the country are because they can’t see the fifth- conducting a Combat Archer training airspace for the cost- that this particular Checkered working together gen airplanes,” Cason said. Weapon Systems Evaluation saving success of Checkered Flag occurs at Tyndall and runs through Total “Yet, they have to fight with Program (WSEP). Tyndall Flag because fighters do not concurrently with a Weapon Force Integration them and work with them. In leadership had the foresight to have to maneuver around civil- Systems Evaluation Program at Checkered order to do this, it requires a lot use both events concurrently ian air traffic, saving time and (WSEP).” Flag. of communication and coordi- to pool resources, personnel money. “It’s more ‘bang for With the increase in opera- nation. We set expectations, and assets allowing a fiscally your buck,’” Cason said. tions tempo, members of the we build plans, we execute and responsible operation. One of the goals of the 325th Operations Group in we meet those expectations.” “One of the tremendous exercise was to be ready at RAPCON, ground controllers “It’s something easy to say benefits of this exercise is that a moment’s notice. “The and tower personnel, worked in a few sentences, but it’s a it allows the focusing on tac- purpose of the exercise is to tirelessly throughout Check- Munitions ...... 2 very challenging thing to do tical execution,” Cason said. prepare a large-scale, aerial ered Flag 17-1 to ensure people Heroes ...... 4 airborne moving 500 miles “Any time a large air training total force integration exer- and aircraft conducted exercise Angel Tree ...... 8 per hour. More efficient inte- event occurs, there are a lot of cise for any contingency that operations in a safe, controlled Nightlife ...... 10 gration means more capable administrative requirements; may arise,” Cason said. environment. Classified ...... 12 combat teams,” Cason said. planning, scenario orches- “Checkered Flag can take Tyndall facilitated this tration and concerns about on many forms,” Cason said. See FLAG, 6 2 Friday, December 23, 2016 | Gulf Defender

Tyndall Munitions Flight keeps Checkered Flag 17-1 armed and ready

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Richard Eichenlaub, 325th Maintenance Squadron munitions systems specialist, performs an accountability check of ordnance on a weapons rack at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., Dec. 14, 2016. The 325th Fighter Wing houses an arsenal of some of the most advanced weapons in the world as a base with fi fth-generation fi ghters. The responsibility of munitions systems specialists is to assemble and process these powerful non-nuclear munitions. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CODY R. MILLER U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Bradly Grigg, 325th Maintenance Squadron munitions systems specialist, performs maintenance on a weapons system in preparation for use in Checkered Flag 17-1 and Combat Archer 17-3 at Tyndall Air Force Base. Tyndall’s Munitions Flight plays a heavy role in supporting multiple exercises and evaluations that the 325th Fighter Wing takes part in throughout each year. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CODY R. MILLER

By Airman 1st Class the interaction between the and foreign partners.” Cody R. Miller weapon and aircraft. This During this most recent 325th Fighter Wing Public Affairs experience provides the Checkered Flag and Combat pilot with tangible first- Archer, the Munitions TYNDALL AIR FORCE hand knowledge of what to Flight processed 63 missiles BASE — Tyndall’s ammo expect when the time comes across 13 different models troops maintain weapons to deploy munitions on real and variants of aircraft. In systems for Checkered Flag world targets. order to ensure total suc- 17-1 and Combat Archer 17-3. In order to have the cess, the munitions Airmen The Airmen of the 325th best possible expertise for went “above and beyond” Maintenance Squadron maintaining specialized by posturing and building 81 Racks of training missiles are stored in a holding area during Munitions Flight, commonly munitions, munitions spe- weapons systems ready to be Checkered Flag 17-1 and Combat Archer 17-3 at Tyndall Air Force known as “Ammo,” handle, cialists go through specific fired for the exercise. Base. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CODY R. MILLER store and transport weapons training to learn weapon “Multiple missile systems systems for use in achieving system maintenance, storage have very different require- are ordered up to four months motto of ‘Ammo makes the Tyndall’s mission to train and procedures and transporta- ments,” Odom said. “Only in advance, and the missile mission happen.’” project unrivaled combat air tion of munitions. trained Tyndall Munitions conversion process started In addition to supporting power. “Munitions Airmen at Airmen are authorized to almost two months prior to the munitions requirements For two weeks in Decem- Tyndall receive specialized build and deliver specialized the beginning of the exercise. for the 53rd Weapons Eval- ber, Tyndall projected a depot-level training to build converted missiles. It’s a “Ammo troops are always uation Group’s Weapon different kind of combat air telemetry missiles that gain great feeling of pride knowing committed,” Odom said. Systems Evaluation Pro- power. valuable weapons data to that we’re the only special- “I can truly say that every gram during Combat Archer, Exercises like Checkered improve missile reliability and ized unit that is cleared to person contributes in some Combat Hammer and Check- Flag and Combat Archer eval- lethality,” said Chief Master perform such extensive mis- form or fashion to mission ered Flag Exercises, the uate how pilots who operate Sgt. Benjamin Odom, 325th sile maintenance.” success. Starting with the Munitions Flight’s number different aircraft, coordinate MXS munitions flight chief. Long before the first missile munitions requisition process one priority is to safely main- with each other in a large- “These live-fire exercises was loaded onto an aircraft to receiving, storing, inspect- tain a $104 million dollar scale aerial combat force. also improve our warfight- for Combat Archer, Tyndall ing, testing or delivering munitions inventory in sup- These exercises also allow ing capability and provide munitions Airmen were hard assets. Our drive and deter- port of the 325th Fighter younger pilots to deploy live invaluable pilot training to at work preparing. Munitions mination to ensure continual Wing’s 55 F-22 missions to weapons and experience each of our military services and the required components mission success defends our train combat ready pilots. Gulf Defender | Friday, December 23, 2016 3

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By Senior Airman Dustin Mullen 325th Fighter Wing Public Affairs

TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE — The Paul W. Airey NCO Academy hosted a Legacy of Valor ceremony to honor 15 enlisted heroes here Dec. 13, 2016. Since 2014, each NCO Academy class has picked through hundreds of enlisted Airmen and identified 15 of the most extraordinary to represent each flight. “This event is about more than just remembering our heroes; it’s about spending time with them and celebrat- ing their valor,” said Chief Master Sgt. Darnell Burton, Paul W. Airey NCO Academy commandant. “This is also an opportunity for their families to come together and let us recognize them and see how we honor their loved one and their name.” For those honorees who gave the ultimate sacrifice, the NCO Academy invited family members and squad- U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Robert Compton, Paul W. Airey NCO Academy director of education, prepares to lead a tour of the academy ron coworkers, giving them at Tyndall Air Force Base. Each classroom throughout the academy is named after enlisted Airmen who were hand-picked by NCO Academy the opportunity to see how classes for their unwavering heroism and courage. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY SENIOR AIRMAN DUSTIN MULLEN the academy tells of their loved ones legacy. of emotions involved,” said just to have the opportunity “To be able to host this Senior Master Sgt. Angela to simply [whisper] under event and honor these 15 Blue, 633rd Civil Engi- your breath ‘thank you’ as you heroes and their families is neer Squadron, Joint Base walk by [the room dedicated one of the most important Langely-Eustis, Va., first to them]. Always remember, things that I have done in my sergeant and Legacy of Valor that without veterans, there life,” said Master Sgt. Khyas- honoree. “People really, really would be no of halise Powell, NCO Academy want to know your story and America.” director of operations. “The want talk to you, it’s a very After the academy tour, the honorees and their families humbling experience.” recipients toured the base. were so humbled and honored Those who were able to The event culminated with a to even be asked to attend the attend the event toured the banquet in their honor. Legacy of Valor. Taking a day academy, and spent time in “It’s rare to have a formal to honor and thank them is the rooms dedicated to them event like this that isn’t a not enough, but it’s the least or their family member. graduation, Air Force ball we can do.” “I feel humbled to be walk- or promotion ceremony,” Every classroom through- ing in the presence of heroes,” Burton said. out the academy is named said Retired Capt. William “We are getting dressed up after an Airman, ensuring Robinson, an honoree of the simply to celebrate them. All their acts of greatness will live event. of these heroes know what it on in each NCO that comes “Freedom is not free, and truly means to be a wingman, through. some have made the ultimate a leader and a warrior, and Honorees of the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy’s Legacy of Valor event “It’s very overwhelm- sacrifice for the freedoms we were chosen for their bravery gather in front of the academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., Dec. ing, and there are all kinds enjoy today. It’s humbling and resiliency.” 13, 2016. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY SENIOR AIRMAN DUSTIN MULLEN Gulf Defender | Friday, December 23, 2016 5 Tyndall hosts 30th Annual Golden Age Holiday Party

By Senior Airman you; it’s not just one or two Tyndall volunteers came Dustin Mullen people that smile, it’s the together to make the event 325th Fighter Wing Public Affairs whole base.” as memorable as possible. The event was coordinated “I really enjoyed this TYNDALL AIR FORCE and hosted by the Tyndall event,” said Tech. Sgt. David BASE — Tyndall hosted its Chiefs Group, who with the Ambrusko, 325th Logistics 30th annual Golden Age help of donations and volun- Readiness Squadron Fuels Holiday Party at the Horizons teers, handed out more than Control Center NCO in Community Center Dec. 15, 200 gifts and 200 fruit bas- charge. “I think it’s important 2016. kets to guests. to give back to the commu- Volunteers from all across “Everyone leaves with nity, especially the [senior Team Tyndall danced, sang something,” said Chief citizens] who may not have and spent time with more Master Sgt. Deborah Par- any family around the area. than 200 senior citizens from sons, 325th Force Support It is a lot of fun and an honor the local community. Squadron chief enlisted man- to volunteer for this event.” “This is my second year ager. “I think everyone really Faces lit up and every- attending the event, and I enjoyed themselves. You U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Craig Williams, 325th Fighter Wing one cheered as Santa Clause love it,” said Beth Stream, a could just look in [the room] command chief, shakes the hand of Mr. Jerry Clift, a local senior entered the room in a combat senior with the Bay County and no matter what the music citizen and U.S. Army veteran, as he enters the 30th Annual Golden helmet, handing out gifts, Council on Ageing. was, the dance floor was full. Age Holiday Party at Horizons Community Center at Tyndall Air dancing with guests and “We really do enjoy it. We Some of the senior citizens Force Base. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY SENIOR AIRMAN DUSTIN MULLEN posing for photos. talk about it all year round, were dancing at their tables “I haven’t gotten the and I was really excited to and everyone was just really of the West’s wind quartet holiday carols for the events chance to dance with Santa come back. I love the way having a great time.” Spectrum Winds also made attendees. yet, but the day is early,” said everyone smiles and greets The U.S. Air Force Band an appearance, playing classic Overall, more than 40 Stream with a laugh.

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By Senior Airman areas concerning family health Ty-Rico Lea and wellness, unit discipline 325th Fighter Wing Public Affairs and morale, and keeping the unit commander updated with TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE personnel issues that affect the — The Tyndall First Sergeants unit. This makes them situ- Group hosted its annual Oper- ationally aware of hardships ation Angel Tree event Friday, Airmen may be experiencing. Dec. 16 at both the base Thrift Operation Angel Tree pro- Aimee Bright, Tyndall Spouses Shop and Chapel. vided gifts to 225 children from Club president, helps Master The base community came 128 Tyndall affiliated families. Sgt. Kevin Marshall, 43d together to donate toys and The event mainly focuses to Aircraft Maintenance Unit sponsor gifts for children of help single income and larger specialist section chief, load Tyndall’s Airmen. For this families. To accomplish the donated gifts into a vehicle for event, the First Sergeants needs of each family, the orga- delivery . U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY Group developed a system to nizations have devoted more SENIOR AIRMAN TY-RICO LEA take care of their Airmen and than 140 hours of volunteering The Tyndall Spouses Club and First Sergeants Group load donated families. and planning into the event. aimed at providing single children’s gifts during Operation Angel Tree at the base Thrift Shop on “For us to make this all pos- This year, the Tyndall Airman dormitory residents Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., Dec. 16, 2016. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY SENIOR sible, first sergeants from each Spouses Club stepped in to with free cookies. AIRMAN TY-RICO LEA/RELEASED unit came together to figure out lend a hand. “We tried to focus on fam- if there are particular families “The Tyndall Spouses ilies with older children that This event is one of several support them,” said Master who need any additional help Club’s focus is to give back to often get left out of these hosted by Tyndall Airmen every Sgt. Jamie Smith, 325th providing gifts for their chil- our community,” said Aimee types of giving events,” year during the holiday season. Logistics Readiness Squadron dren,” said Master Sgt. Jason Bright, Tyndall Spouses Club Bright said. “This year we Each of these events are focused first sergeant. “Christmas is Ramirez, 325th Communica- president. “It is a privilege to partnered with the first ser- on embracing camaraderie about giving love and sup- tions Squadron first sergeant. be able to assist Tyndall families geants and selected gifts for within the community. port, this is just our way of “We then collect the names of who need a little extra support 12 children totaling $1200 in “The purpose is to give doing it. Letting them know families and supply donated during the holidays.” donated gifts. It is an honor children the best Christmas that someone wants to spend presents to the base chapel who The Tyndall Spouses Club to be involved with Opera- the parent can give them and the time and effort to make then wrap the gifts.” recently completed their own tion Angel Tree, and we look to show the parents that the their children’s wishes come First sergeants primar- holiday spirit event with the forward to supporting it in the chapel, spouses group and true really pulls at their heart ily take care of the of a unit in Cookie Caper, a program future.” first sergeants are there to strings.”

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Four U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors from Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., taxi down Tyndall’s fl ightline during Checkered Flag 17-1. During the exercise, Tyndall’s F-22s were joined by F-35 Lightning IIs, F-15E Strike Eagles, F-16 Fighting Falcons, HH-60G Pave Hawks and an E-3 Sentry to ensure seamless integration in a simulated deployed location. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY STAFF SGT. ALEX FOX ECHOLS III

By Staff Sgt. 44th Fighter Group com- Alex Fox Echols III mander and Checkered Three U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors from Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., fl y in formation during Checkered Flag 17-1, Dec. 8. 325th Fighter Wing Flag 17-1 Air Expedition- The integration training pilots receive during exercises like Checkered Flag ensure they can seamlessly work together Public Affairs ary Wing commander. in a real-world combat situation. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY STAFF SGT. ALEX FOX ECHOLS III “They bring experience, TYNDALL AIR FORCE continuity, and a high fiscally mindful. BASE — At Checkered degree of technical and “Total Force Integration Flag 17-1, legacy and tactical expertise.” is an existential require- fifth-generation fighter During the exercise, ment for the Air Force jet integration creates numerous pilots and while in constrained bud- aggressive and advanced about 25 percent of Tyn- getary environments,” training opportunities. dall’s maintenance team Cason said. “We have a But another integration is are reservists, bringing lot to do, but we also must Now Leasing happening just below the their knowledge, experi- be good stewards of the surface, ensuring multiple ence and proficiency to U.S. taxpayer’s money. Air Force components, the fight. [This strategy] allows us to Active Duty Singles and Families, receive the same vital “A lot of times these to ensure mission success learning opportunities. Airmen don’t even at a reduced cost.” Retired Military, DoD and DoD Contractors Active-duty, Air Force know whether someone Day-to-day operations Reserve and Air National working around them and large-scale exer- Guard Airmen from is a reservist or active cises like Checkered Flag around the country are duty. We are all just in ensure all components of 2 & 3 bedroom homes working together through the fight together,” said the Air Force are ready for Total Force Integration Capt. Matthew Goldey, the fight. at Checkered Flag. They 44th Fighter Group “The Air Force bene- $1,185 - $1,786 are preparing to rapidly maintenance operations fits from everyone being respond to any current, officer and Checkered capable of accomplish- real-world conflict, while Flag 17-1 Air Expedition- ing the mission,” Cason training for the future of ary Maintenance Group said. “Reserve and Guard Call today: 844.334.0525 air dominance. commander. “We are all members being able “The Air Force Reserve one team.” to participate with the and the Air National With budgetary active-duty Air Force Guard components bring restraints being an members means that we 1162605 the same capabilities to ever-present Air Force are all trained to the same Checkered Flag that they concern, Total Force standard, equally capable, do to the entire Air Force Integration ensures that performing the same mis- each and every day,” U.S. airpower is not sion and able to integrate TyndallAFBHomes.com said Col. Randy Cason, diminished while being and operate as a team.” 10 Friday, December 23, 2016 | Gulf Defender

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