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Airmen inside the Air Trafﬁ c Control tower supervise the ﬂ ight line at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Jan. 18, 2019. Controllers communicate with aircraft to monitor local airspace and allow them access onto the runway. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | AIRMAN JESSE JENNY 2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY

US Air Force Thunderbirds set to perform Super Bowl LIII flyover

NELLIS AIR FORCE sung. They will take off for BASE, Nev. (AFNS) -- the Super Bowl LIII fl yover he United States from Dobbins Air Reserve Air Force Air Base, Marietta, Georgia. Demonstration The Thunderbirds last fl ew TSquadron over the Super Bowl in 2017 Thunderbirds are scheduled to at the NRG Stadium, Houston. conduct a fl yover during the The Thunderbirds’ team is Goldfein gets up national anthem performance composed of eight pilots, four at Super Bowl LIII, Feb. 3, support offi cers, 120 enlisted close view of new over Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Airmen and three civilians Atlanta. serving in 28 Air Force job T-X trainer “Supporting this event is specialties. In 2019, the a tremendous honor for the Thunderbirds are scheduled to CHARLES POPE | SENIOR WRITER | SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE PUBLIC AFFAIRS team and the U.S. Air Force,” perform at 65 air shows in 33 ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) To be sure, Goldfein capacity is impressive,” he said, said Lt. Col. John Caldwell, diff erent locations all over the -- took note of the technical noting that the new trainer will Thunderbirds commander world. fter his fi rst up- sophistication of the plane and go into service in 2024 and and leader. “We look forward Since the unit’s inception in close view Jan. what that modern technology reach full operational capability to showcasing the pride, 1953, more than 300 million 15 of a ready-to- brings to the future of the by 2034. Having a fl eet of these precision and professionalism people in all 50 states and 60 Afl y T-X, the Air Air Force. During a briefi ng trainers, he said, will allow of our nation’s 660,000 Total countries have witnessed the Force’s training aircraft of the with Boeing executives and pilots to train for fourth and Force Airmen to football fans distinctive red, white and blue future, Air Force Chief of Staff engineers, for example, he fi fth-generation aircraft. around the world.” jets in thousands of offi cial Gen. David L. Goldfein could asked pointed questions Goldfein was careful to couch The Thunderbirds’ fl yover, aerial demonstrations. have been expected to marvel about not only the plane’s the change in a way that both its fi rst public event in 2019, For more information on at the technical sophistication performance but also how saluted the service of the trainer will feature six F-16 Fighting the Thunderbirds, please of a state-of-the-art plane reliable – and fast – software is he fl ew on his way to becoming Falcons, soaring over the check out afthunderbirds.com designed and manufactured upgraded. a fi ghter pilot – the T-38 – and Mercedes-Benz Stadium at or follow @afthunderbirds not only with future pilots in He asked about the way herald the arrival of a new tool the moment the fi nal notes of on Facebook, Twitter, and mind but with maintainers and maintainers are blended into that will teach generations of The Star Spangled Banner are Instagram. software specialists as well. the training program. The new pilots so that the interests He could have mentioned answer is that the plane is and security of the United that the new plane’s single designed with easy-to-reach States are preserved. engine generates nearly and open panels and that “The distance between the Win the trip threetimes more thrust than the virtual reality can be used to T-38 and an F-35 (Lightning dual engines of the plane it is train maintainers. II) is night and day,” he said, of a lifetime! replacing as the primary trainer Goldfein acknowledged the referring to the capabilities of Pebble Prize includes: for all future Air Force pilots – point. “We sink or swim on the two aircraft. “But with this Round trip to Monterey, California the legendary but aging T-38C sustainment,” he said. plane the distance is much, Beach and passes to watch Talon. Impressive and important as much smaller. And that’s January 25 the Pro-Am Tourney He could have noted that all of that is, Goldfein’s history important because it means the the T-X has twin tails, slats, as an instructor caused him to pilots trained on it will be that and big leading-edge root highlight something else. much better, that much faster at extensions that provide Unlike in the 57-year-old a time when we must be able to deft handling at low speeds T-38, the instructor’s position train to the speed of the threat.” allowing it fl y in a way that in the T-X is elevated, meaning The contract for the T-X was FEBRUARY 23 better approximates real he or she can see things that awarded in September after world demands and that were not easily possible before a vigorous competition. The WIN A 2018 CHEVROLET it is specifi cally designed – body position and hand $9.2 billion contract awarded COLORADO Z71 TRUCK to prepare pilots for fi fth- movements, which display to Boeing calls for 351 T-X generation aircraft. is activated and when, and aircraft, 46 simulators, and But after climbing out of the the kind of information that associated ground equipment to cockpit during the visit to the training pilot receives and be delivered and installed. Book now for onlyy St. Louis factory where Boeing requests during fl ight. The fi rst T-X aircraft and builds the T-X, Goldfein, a That diff erence, along simulators are scheduled $ ȟȟ $ ȟȟ former instructor-pilot, pointed with the updated technology to arrive at Joint Base San ȍȟ /night Ȱȟ/night to a seemingly mundane but and capabilities of the plane Antonio-Randolph in 2023. 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Staff Photojournalists MAFB EMERGENCY Tech. Sgt. Jarad Denton Staff Sgt. Benjamin Smith PHONE NUMBERS Staff Sgt. Michael Kantack Staff Sgt. Steven Adkins BASE EMERGENCY Senior Airman Jessica Weissman Senior Airman Jonathan McElderry 911 or Cell 727-1911 Senior Airman Ashley Boster Senior Airman Alyssa Akers BASE CRIME STOP Senior Airman Dillon Audit 723-7867 (STOP) The leaders of Airman 1st Class Heather Ley Airman Jesse Jenny LAW ENFORCEMENT 723-3096 tomorrow COMMANDERS 5th Bomb Wing Commander: AIRMAN 1ST CLASS HEATHER LEY | 5TH BOMB WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECURITY Col. Bradley Cochran 5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander: 723-3011 MINOT AIR FORCE Leadership School instructor, Staff Sgt. Symphony Leyk, Col. Sloan Hollis BASE, N.D. -- said her favorite part about 5th Force Support Squadron FIRE he room was being an instructor is that 91st Missile Wing Commander: Airman Leadership School Col. 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FOR MORE EVENTS GO TO VISITMINOT.ORG 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Location: Cameron Indoor 1 Tennis Center 3520 Main St N, Minot. FEB Join Minot Rec Commission and the Minot Area Tennis Association for a family fun tennis night! When: Friday, February 1 from 5:30 - Recipe courtesy of: www.thebeauticle.com/sausage-soup-keto-soup-recipe/Recipe 7pm What: Games, Drills, Prizes, and Pizza! the 1st round matches of the Ackerman-Estvold Jr. Winter Fiesta Tournament! INGREDIENTS: Bring the whole family to this fun and Please call the Rec ofﬁ ce with any questions (701) 847 -4730 free event sponsored by MATA!! For more information check out: Facebook event/Family Fun Tennis • 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon Stay late to enjoy pizza and cheer on • 1 lb pork sausage Italian works • sea salt and black pepper to taste Night • 1 medium red pepper diced • 6 cups organic sugar-free chicken stock • 1/2 medium Poblano pepper diced • 2 cups baby spinach • 3 celery stalks diced • 1 cup Cheddar Jack cheese shredded 7:35 PM - 10:00 • 1 tsp dried basil PM • 1 tsp dried oregano Location: • 1 tsp dried rosemary 1 Maysa Arena • 1.5 tsp chili powder 2501 Burdick • 1 tsp ground cumin FEB Expy W, Minot, INSTRUCTIONS: ND 58701

• Heat olive oil in a large soup pot or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add The Minot Minotauros take on sausage and cook, stirring occasionally, until the sausage is no longer pink inside, Brookings Blizzard on Feb 1 at approximately 5 minutes. As the sausage cooks, break it into small pieces with a the MAYSA Pepsi Arena. wooden spoon. Individual Game Tickets: For More information: Facebook/ • Add the red and Poblano pepper, celery, basil, oregano, rosemary, chili powder, Adult: $14 Hockey Boosters Players $5) cumin, and cinnamon to the pot. Generously season with salt and black pepper, Military/Seniors/Student: $11 Family Pack (2 Adults, 2 Minot Minotauros to taste, and stir to combine. Cook, stirring occasionally until the veggies have Children (6-12): $7 (Minot Children): $35 softened, around 5-6 minutes. • Add the sugar-free chicken stock and simmer for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the spinach and cook for another 4-5 minutes, or just until the spinach wilts. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Location: • Remove from heat and serve immediately, topped with shredded Cheddar Jack Dakota Territory Air cheese and some additional diced Poblano pepper, if desired. Enjoy! 2 Museum 100 34th Ave NE, Minot, ND FEB 58701 ACE is an exciting aviation camp experience guided by actual pilots and aviation mentors.The ACE Program HIRING!!! introduces 3rd and 4th graders to general aviation concepts involving fun, hands-on learning activities within Each Saturday has 2 sessions: 9:00am- information check out: Facebook the unique surroundings of the Dakota 12:00pm & 2:00pm-5:00pm and event/2019 ACE Aviation Camps for Territory Air Museum. limited to 30 children. For more 3rd & 4th Graders!

6:00 PM - 11:59 PM 2 Location: Knights of FEB Columbus 2601 N Broadway, Minot, ND 58703 2nd Story’s Annual Snowball Banquet is just around the corner! Mark your calendars for February 2, 2019. This event is your chance to mingle with many of the wonderful people who support 2nd Story, and win some amazing prizes! Join us for a night of silent auctions, rafﬂ es, fun. We look forward to seeing you there. For more information check dinner, dancing and a great deal of out: Facebook event/ Annual Snowball Fundraiser!

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New Name Brings Home-Cooked Cuisine for Ruthville Bar & Grill

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RUTHVILLE, ND - Surf and Turf, and the ever- specials.” stated estled in popular Wednesday night Marketing Manager, Ruthville, North dinner special, Prime Rib. Amanda Johnson. Dakota off of Bar Manager, Ashli This weekend NHighway 83 Locken, has taken many they are featuring North, you will fi nd Pink’s customer requests into the upcoming Bar & Grill. It’s one of the account. In addition to their Superbowl LIII best home-cooked cuisine Monday Night Wing Special and then following restaurants around. Late in featuring 50¢ Boneless/ 75¢ are specials for the fall of 2018 Pink’s Bar Traditional Wings in-house, Valentine’s Day. & Grill took the opportunity the bar has also added The specials can to run the restaurant and Karaoke every Saturday be found in the bar previously known as throughout February to the restaurant or on LawDawgs. In addition entertainment at Pinks. their Facebook to the new name, Pink’s The regular operating page. They are also has exceeded expectations hours are Monday- eager to off er guests by providing top-notch Wednesday 11am-1am, the opportunity to quality food prepared Thursday - Sunday 7am- host their group by experienced kitchen 1am. The restaurant is open reservations in staff . They take pride in Monday - Sunday 11am the establishment. their outstanding customer - 9pm, and open early for From going away service and their ability the breakfast menu served parties to offi ce to provide a place where from 7am -11am Thursday holiday parties, locals from Minot Air - Sunday. The bar is open Pink’s is the place Force Base and surrounding Monday - Saturday 11am- to fi t everyone’s communities can meet for 1am, and Sunday 12pm- needs. great food, drinks, and a fun 1am. The bar features an family-friendly atmosphere. impressive twenty diff erent For more Pink’s Bar & Grill is beers on their tap, as well as information about located in the same building multiple off -sale items. Pink’s Bar & as the Karma Convenience The friendly atmosphere Grill, visit them on Store located right off of at Pinks fosters in many facebook at: www. Highway 83 North. Their opportunities for events facebook.com/ delightful menu boasts such as dart and pool PinksBarGrill or fl avor highlights such as leagues. “Every month we contact at (701) Indian Tacos, Lasagna, [Pink’s] will feature two 852-2385. Sirloin and Ribeye Steaks, to three diff erent events or Open Monday through Sunday 11:00AM - 9:00PM | Open Late Friday & Saturday 1:00AM Breakfast served Thursday through Sunday 7:00AM - 11:00AM Pinks Bar & Grill

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Spring Turkey Season Set, Dates to OUTDOOR NOTES: Online Apps Available Know: NORTH DAKOTA GAME AND FISH *Spring turkey applications now walleye by the confl uence, weather available online, (gf.nd.gov). permitting. Missouri River iced over he North Dakota and furbearer certifi cate, and • Feb. 1: Lonetree Rocky *Ice is never completely safe. Avoid by Williston. Look for deeper water in Game and Fish a general game and habitat Mtn. Elk Foundation areas with vegetation, moving water, 30-feet or more on Lake Sakakawea pressure ridges, and springs. Check between Lund’s Landing and White Earth Department is license. Also, hunters ages 16 banquet, Harvey Eagles, 5 conditions as you go along on the ice. Bay for walleye with fi sh moving into off ering 6,025 wild and older must possess a small p.m. *Remember to keep any fi sh caught deeper water. McGregor Dam continues T turkey licenses for the 2019 game license, or combination • Feb. 9: Souris Valley in 20 feet of water and deeper because producing perch. Most small area lakes they don’t survive coming up from those have stained and dirty water for pike spring hunting season, 370 license. These required licenses Longbeards Nat’l. Wild depths. spearing with better water clarity on Lake more than last year. must be purchased in advance Turkey Federation banquet, *It’s illegal to chase, harasses, or Sakakawea. Overall angling activity Eleven of the 22 hunting of the successful applicant pursue all wildlife – including coyotes – slowed with weather, however. Minot Grand Hotel, 5 p.m. with any motorized vehicle. *Lonetree WMA area lakes, Harvey: units have more spring licenses receiving the turkey license. • Feb. 13: Spring turkey Fishing: Lake Sakakawea elevation, Hit-and-miss success throughout area than in 2018, seven have fewer First-time spring turkey applications due. Jan. 28: 1,839.11 feet above mean lakes. sea level (MSL); 14,000cubic feet per *North-central/central N.D. lakes, and three remain the same. hunters ages 15 or younger are Tournaments: second (CFS) Garrison Dam average Towner Hdwe. Hank, Towner: Not Unit 21 (Hettinger and Adams eligible to receive one spring • Feb. 2: Lake Sakakawea, daily releases. much activity on area lakes although a counties) is again closed in license valid for any open Van Hook Arm. Devils Lake elevation: 1,448.24 feet few anglers still heading out, weather above mean sea level (MSL). permitting. Devils Lake somewhat slow. 2019 due to lack of turkeys in unit. To be eligible, the youth • Feb. 9: North Carlson Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.11 MSL. N.D. Parks & Recreation Dept. the unit. hunter must be 15 or younger Lake. *N.D. Game & Fish Dept. game ski trails: Spring turkey applicants on opening day of spring wardens: Devils Lake remains slow *Fort Stevenson, Garrison: Cross- and getting around on the lake is country ski and fat tire bike trails in good can apply online at the Game turkey season, and have never increasingly diffi cult. Look for better condition and will be groomed, weather and Fish Department website, received a spring turkey license success with warmer, stable weather. permitting. No north-central lake reports. Lake *Lake Metigoshe, Bottineau: All trails gf.nd.gov. Applications in North Dakota. Audubon generally slow. No Lake open. can also be submitted by Spring turkey licenses are Sakakawea reports. Downhill skiing: calling 800-406-6409. Paper available only to North Dakota *Devils Lake, Ed’s Bait Shop, Devils *Big Sky Resort, Big Sky, Mont.: 46- to Lake: Moving around on Devils Lake 78-inch base with all lifts and 279 trails applications are not available. residents. Per legislation, an becoming more diffi cult with recent open. The deadline for applying is additional four spring wild snow and wind. Generally slow success. *Bottineau Winter Park, Bottineau: Feb. 13. turkey licenses are available *Devils Lake, Woodland Resort, Devils 10- to 24-inch base with beginner runs, Lake: Cold weather limiting activity and 7 runs, 7 tubing lanes, with 2 jumps and Successful spring turkey to the Outdoor Adventure overall success slowed. More snow is on 1 rail Terrain Park open. applicants must purchase a Foundation and three to the lake and it’s tougher to get around. *Frostfi re Ski Area, Walhalla: Delayed Be prepared and bring a shovel and open for the season. 2019-20 hunting license, as last the National Wild Turkey rope. *Huff Hills, Mandan: 26- to 30- year’s 2018-19 licenses expire Federation. *Lake Darling, Karma C-Store, inch powder, packed powder base. 7 March 31. In addition to the The spring turkey season NUMBERS TO KNOW: Ruthville: Little activity due to weather. groomed runs and lifts open depending *Lake Metigoshe, Four Seasons, on weather. spring turkey license, hunters opens April 13 and continues • N.D. GAME AND FISH Bottineau: Not many anglers out with *Terry Peak, Lead, S.D.: 5 lifts open must have a fi shing, hunting through May 19. DEPT., MAIN BISMARCK cold and snowy weather but those going with 28 runs open with 78 accumulated OFFICE: (701) 328-6300, are fi nding fair pike spearing success. inches of snow for the season. Some bluegill and walleye activity, as Snowmobile N.D.: WEBSITE: (HTTP://GF.ND.GOV) well. *East-central Valley (Cass & Richland *Lake Sakakawea/Lake Audubon, counties: Trails open and in good • N.D. GAME AND FISH Cenex Bait & Tackle, Garrison: Weather condition with 3- to 6-inch base. DEPT., RIVERDALE OFFICE: limiting activity but Lake Audubon *Lake Region (Nelson & Ramsey (701) 654-7475 producing some walleye. The lake has counties) Trails 1, 2 (Devils Lake to more snow on the ice so be prepared Webster), 3 (Webster to Calio), 5 (Doyon • REPORT ALL in the event of getting stuck. Some to warming house) & 6 (Doyon to spearfi shing activity on east end Lake Lakota) open with 3- to 9-inch base. Fair POACHERS: (800) 472- Sakakawea back bays with some to good condition. 2121 OR (701) 328-9921 success. Try Steinke or Douglas bays. *Missouri Valley (Emmons & Burleigh Weather permitting, anglers fi nding counties): 3- to 5-inch base with Sterling • FRIENDS OF LAKE some walleye in the Missouri River and Lincoln trails open. Some drifting. SAKAKAWEA, THE tailrace. *North-central (Benson, McHenry, *Lake Sakakawea/Lake Audubon, Pierce, Ramsey, & Towner counties): NC REGION’S ONLY 6-Mile Bait & Tackle, Garrison: No new 1, 2, & 3 trails closed but all other trails ORGANIZATION reports. are open with 4- to 5-inch base. Fair to WORKING FOR *Lake Sakakawea, Scenic 23, New good condition but some icy areas. QUALITY LAKE ACCESS, Town: Spotty walleye success but it’s *Northeast (Cavalier, Pembina, & a matter of being in the right spot at Walsh counties): 4- to 10-inch base WEED CONTROL the right time. Move around to locate with Moonlight Gorge trail open from AND EFFECTIVE schools. Langdon to the east. NESCA, Tetrault, PARTNERSHIPS, (WWW. *Lake Sakakawea/Missouri River, Tri-county, and Parsite trails open. North Scott’s Bait & Tackle, Pick City: Weather Nekoma Trailblazers trail open from LAKESAKAKAWEA.COM) permitting, look for a morning and Langdon to Nekoma to Milton. evening walleye bite from the rocks off *Sno-Trails (Bottineau, McHenry, • DAKOTA RECREATION shore and wing walls on the Missouri Renville, & Ward counties) 2- to 5-inch REPORT & N.D BIG River tailrace. Be cautious of slippery base with Kramer to Bottineau trail open. GAME RECORDS rocks on the rocks. East end of Lake *Southern Valley (Richland County): Sakakawea slow. All trails open with 4- to 7-inch base. BOOK: (WWW. *Lake Sakakawea/northwest Fair conditions with ice in some areas. DANCINGPRAIRIEARTS. N.D. lakes, Scenic Sports, Williston: *All other trails remain closed. COM) Yellowstone River continues producing THIS SPECIAL FEATURE IS SPONSORED BY:

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BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Soldiers appreciated working side- Afghanistan -- by-side with Airmen and getting ine Soldiers got hands-on experience in a diff erent hands-on experience job. building bombs “It’s great for us to learn how Nalongside Airmen the munitions are put together as part of the combat shadow and prepared for use,” Baker said. program at Bagram Airfi eld Jan. “The best part is getting to do 23. some team building, so it’s fun.” Airmen from the 455th As the ASP accountable Expeditionary Maintenance offi cer, Waters is ultimately Squadron AMMO Flight taught accountable for all operations Soldiers from the 495th Combat and all Army ammunition within Sustainment Support Battalion ASP. Barlet said the AMMO how to assemble GBU-54 Laser Flight communicates with Joint Direct Attack Munitions. The Waters’ team at least weekly 500-pound bombs will be added based on operational needs, At titu de of g r atitu de key to the 455th Air Expeditionary and they regularly discuss joint Wing’s built-up weapons stocks infrastructure and operational to resiliency for disabled and will eventually be loaded onto developments. F-16’s for operational use. “The Army and the Air civil servant The 455th AEW’s combat Force have come a long way in SENIOR AIRMAN KRISTEN PITTMAN | 403RD WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS shadow program allows Airmen building relationships and are and joint partners to tour now in unison when it comes to KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, to rise to the new, unexpected capabilities. diff erent areas and get hands- operating within the jointly shared Miss. -- challenges he was faced with. Shortly after the accident, he on experience to learn about ammunition supply point,” Barlet t is Friday, March 21, 1997, Despite the physical setback, revisited his life-long aspirations various mission aspects, leading said. in Yucaipa, California. The Waterhouse said being in a to serve his country by talking to a greater understanding of how The relationship between the fi nal spring break of high wheelchair has taught him a lot with an Air Force recruiter post- diff erent organizations impact two organizations also spans school has commenced. and given him valuable insight accident thinking surely there was vital operations. The Soldiers beyond offi cial duties. I on the subject of resiliency and still some way he could serve his participating in the bomb build “We have quarterly social What better way to celebrate than with the clamor of conversation has allowed him to teach and help country. The recruiter explained came from various career fi elds gatherings to spread our and laughter among good friends. others. to him that due to his physical including administration, logistics camaraderie, to get to know The boyish compulsion to According to the Merriam- disabilities, the best way he could and medical. each other and to thank or impress girls at any cost and the Webster dictionary, resilience serve the military was to go home “This allows the Army to get congratulate each other on all of youthful mindset of invincibility is defi ned as the capability of a and pay his taxes. a closer perspective to what is our accomplishments,” Barlet said. included riding in the back of a strained body to recover its size Waterhouse, not allowing being done inside the ammunition Waters said his team enjoyed truck on a seemingly innocuous and shape after deformation anyone to dictate his capabilities supply point and gets them closer the bomb-building experience afternoon drive to pick up a caused especially by compressive took the advice with a grain of salt to the Air Force mission set,” and looks forward to continuing friend. stress or an ability to recover from and continued to push himself, Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Eric to build upon the positive joint For Kevin Waterhouse, then 17 or adjust easily to misfortune or despite setbacks like losing his Barlet, 455th EMXS AMMO relationship. years old, spring break came to an change. leg and all of his toes to infection. fl ight chief said. “I can’t thank Chief Barlet abrupt end when he was riding in Those black and white He pursued higher education at Army 1st Lt. Jeff rey Waters, and his fantastic crew enough the bed of the truck and the driver explanations suffi ce for non- Ottawa University in Ottawa, 495th CSSB ASP accountable for their hospitality and patience lost control on a curve, crashing human elements such as a Kansas where he graduated offi cer, said the joint bomb- throughout this operation,” into a home at 80 miles per hour. business model or a memory foam fi rst with a Bachelor’s degree build was a great opportunity for Waters said. “The 455th EMXS The impact of his body against mattress, but human challenges in business administration and Soldiers to get away from their has shown they are an extremely the cab of the truck resulted in, are so unique to each individual later with a Master’s in the same desks and do something exciting, professional, knowledgeable and among a gruesome laundry list facing them that resiliency cannot subject area. while learning a new aspect of the hardworking crew that has been an of injuries, his spinal cord being be defi ned or explained in so few After fi nishing his education, mission. asset to the ASP.” severed in three separate places lines. his life-long desire to somehow “Desk work and bomb building The 455th Air Expeditionary leaving him paralyzed from the For Waterhouse, there is a lot of serve his country just like his couldn’t be more diff erent, so this Wing is the Air Force’s premier chest down. learning and adaptation involved Army Ranger father and his event was perfect,” Waters said. counterterrorism wing in Spring break was not the only in order to be resilient. government-employed mother “This was a highly successful joint Afghanistan and supports thing that ended for Waterhouse “Resiliency,” he said, “is having remained. He took matters into event between the Air Force and Operation Freedom’s Sentinel that day. His cross-country faith that no matter what happens his own hands and said he fi lled the Army, and we know the bombs and NATO’s Resolute Support pursuits. His dream of attending you are going to have the strength out over 180 job applications for that were built will be expertly mission. Headquartered the Air Force Academy or to get through it or that you federal employment. Evidently placed to further our mission at Bagram, the wing has enlisting to serve in the Coast already have the strength to get those eff orts paid off and landed success.” geographically separated units at Guard. His ability to walk. All through it. You just have to learn him with the Air Force Reserve as Army Capt. Joe Baker, 495th Kandahar and Jalalabad airfi elds in dashed in an instant. how to tap into it.” a civil servant in December 2017. CSSB personnel and supply Afghanistan and provides decisive “I never once considered that He also said an important factor Col. Jennie R. Johnson, offi cer, said he and his fellow airpower throughout the region. I might not have the use of my of resiliency is gratitude. Focusing 403rd Wing commander, hired legs someday,” said Waterhouse. on and being grateful for what Waterhouse. “It never crossed my mind as a he has rather than lamenting “I was so impressed by his possibility, so all of my planning over what he has lost allows for positive attitude, personality and was military. Air Force, Coast Waterhouse to maintain a positive accomplishments,” she said. Guard, police, maybe and all of outlook and attitude which “There is no job too big or small. a sudden I can’t do my plan, my provides him with the ability to He attacks every project with backup plan or the backup plan to move forward. enthusiasm. He is a great addition my backup plan. I had to refi gure After his accident, in his quest to our staff and this wing.” out what I wanted to do with my to fi gure out what to do with his “The leadership team here life.” life, Waterhouse said he traveled has been very supportive,” said Almost 22 years, two degrees, the country for 15 years. He Waterhouse. “They gave me my countless people young and old worked at camps, volunteered at shot and gave me the chance to being infl uenced by his story, places like the YMCA and visited get in.” and one book later, Kevin now newly disabled people in hospitals Surrounding himself with serves as the wing commander’s with his service dog, Jade, to lift supportive people, believing in secretary for the 403rd Wing others up. his ability to adapt and remaining at Keesler Air Force Base, “Extend the hand of service,” grateful no matter what, continues Mississippi. Waterhouse said as advice to to be the pillars of resilience for After such an accident, those facing a challenge. “There Waterhouse every day. especially at such a young age, is nothing like losing yourself in one would expect a grieving service to help you be grateful for period or maybe a period of what you have.” depression to have occurred, but Just like any other person’s Northern Sentry Waterhouse said he never went path in life, except for the part through a “why me?” phase. He where he was in a wheelchair, 839-0946 or credits the support from those Waterhouse did from time to around him as his initial catalyst time face adversity in the form [email protected] towards resiliency and being able of people underestimating his NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 1, 2019 9 10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRYCLASSIFIEDS www.northernsentry.com | [email protected] | 701.839.0946 | 315 S. 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U.S. Air Force Tech Sgt. Ed Edens, 113th Maintenance Squadron Egress system mechanic, left, and Philippine Air Force Tech. Sgt. Roderick Domingay, 430th Aircraft Maintenance Group Egress system super- visor, right, perform a visual inspection of a U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon during the Bilateral Air Contingent Exchange- Philippines, or BACE-P, at Cesar Basa Air Base, Philippines, Jan. 22, 2019. The exchange is the seventh iteration of the U.S.-Philippine Air Contingent established by U.S. Pacifi c Command and executed by Headquarters Pacifi c Air Forces. These exchanges promote interoperability, build upon the foundation of a strong U.S.-Phil- ippine’s alliance, and reaffi rm U.S. com- mitment to the Indo-Pacifi c region. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | STAFF SGT. ANTHONY SMALL Last chance for life: US, PAF airmen exchange egress ideas STAFF SGT. ANTHONY SMALL | PACIFIC AIR FORCES PUBLIC AFFAIRS CESAR BASA AIR BASE, years of experience taking care systems,” said Domingo. “It’s safe return when met with a worst- executed by Headquarters Pacifi c Philippines (AFNS) -- of exit systems that guide pilots also good to talk with other egress case scenario. When all else fails, Air Forces. These exchanges .S. Air Force safely to the ground in case of an members.” egress prevails. provide the opportunity for members from the emergency. Although ejections are rare, The subject matter expert U.S. and Philippine air forces to 113th Maintenance “The exchange is a good aircrews members must be able to exchange is part of the seventh share best practices and deepen USquadron participated opportunity to see the diff erence rely on the egress Airmen’s skill iteration of BACE-P established professional understanding and in a subject matter expert between (our two nations’) and dedication to help ensure their by U.S. Pacifi c Command and relationships. exchange with Philippine Air Force 430th Aircraft Maintenance Group Egress personnel, during the Bilateral Air Contingent Exchange-Philippines, or BACE-P, at Cesar Basa Air Base, Jan. 22. “Subject matter expert exchanges are an important way for us to learn (from) and teach our counterparts from partner nations,” said U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ed Edens, 113th MXS egress systems mechanic. “It’s especially important for egress when you have to be on top of your job because we can’t (ops) test our system. Everything that we do has to be perfect.” Egress is otherwise known as the “last chance for life.” The ejection seat itself is the last option for an aircrew member when it comes to surviving an unexpected aircraft or mechanical emergency. Egress Airmen perform a full visual inspection of the ejection system which includes the seat and cockpit components. If anything is found broken or out of technical data specifi cations, it’s the egress technician’s job to ground the jet and pull the seat to repair the defect prior to returning the aircraft to fl ying status. Edens brings with him 17 years of experience as a egress systems craftsman and has experienced emergency situations. “I’ve experienced ejections in the past, and the fi rst thing that goes through my mind, is did the pilot survive,” explained Edens. “Job satisfaction comes from ensuring the pilots are safe and we did our jobs well.” Philippine Air Force Tech. Sgt. Roderick Domingo, 430th Aircraft Maintenance Group Egress systems craftsman, has 21

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