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Thursday, August 29, 2013 www.csmng.com Vol. 7 No. 34 3 SOPS celebrates DSCS B6’s 10th anniversary Did you know? By Scott Prater Schriever Sentinel As the Air Force contin- ues to introduce follow-on satellites to its space constel- lations, older legacy vehicles tend to lose a bit of their prestige. In many instances, the newer vehicles are light years ahead in technology. Did you know Schriever Air Force They hold more capability, Base is hosting various events to are more robust and easier commemorate the POW/MIA Week to operate. However, legacy from Sept. 9 to 13? A reveille will kick versions continue to provide off the week 7:30 a.m. Sept. 9 at the mission capability. 50th Space Wing Headquarters. The Defense Satellite Check out next week’s Schriever Communications System B6 Sentinel or www.schriever.af.mil for satellite reaches its 10-year the list of events. anniversary today. As the men and women of the 3rd Space Operations Squadron Base Briefs celebrate that milestone they also recognize the space- Schriever holds craft’s outstanding service promotion ceremony and continued effectiveness. “DSCS B6’s 10 year an- The promotion ceremony will be held U.S. Air Force photo/Chris DeWitt niversary represents an im- 3 p.m. today at the main fitness center. Senior Airmen Les Brown, 3rd Space Operations Squadron Defense Satellite Communications System operater, performs a state of Please come out and congratulate the See DSCS page 12 health contact on the DSCS B6 satellite here Aug. 27. newest Schriever promotees. School Age accepting Airman changes one Afghan’s perspective at a time enrollment The School-Age Program is enroll- By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes ing students for before and after school 50th Space Wing Public Affairs care. Active-duty military, Department Caring made all the difference. of Defense APF and NAF civilians, A year ago, an Afghan colonel’s perspec- contractors working on Schriever and tive on women was bordering chauvinistic, military reservists on active duty are maybe rooted from his country’s culture and eligible for care. Before and after school history. He didn’t want to work with a woman care is offered to children residing in because they “don’t understand.” District 22. School bus transportation Then he met an American lieutenant. is provided daily to and from school. First Lt. Marcianna Pease deployed to Children residing in District 49 will be Afghanistan August 2012 for a year-long eligible for care on scheduled school tour as the biometric advisor for the Afghan closures and snow days. Reservations Ministry of Interior. The biometrics program must be made in advance to ensure had been established in 2008 to collect the care is available. Please call 567-2850 fingerprints, iris scans and facial images of for more information. Afghan national security forces, prison- ers in jail, arrest suspects, Afghan Peace More Briefs page 4 and Reconciliation Program participants, Pakistani truck drivers under the Afghan- Pakistan Transit Trucker Agreement, civil Sign up for weekly Schriever service job applicants and any border cross- announcements, news and more. ers. The purpose of the program is to provide Visit www.schriever.af.mil and click evidence in support of criminal investigations “Public Affairs” under featured links. and prosecutions, and to keep criminals and insurgents from infiltrating the Afghan army Public Affairs and police force. “We would give our advice to our Afghan counterparts and help expand the program,” Pease said. “It’s really important for the coali- Inside tion. If any of the bad guys try to join the mili- tary, the biometrics program would know.” Valuing citizen Airman...... 3 Initially, Pease’s knowledge of the program Schriever archery title...... 4 was limited. She is a 50th Operations Support Building leaders...... 6 Squadron Wideband Global SATCOM satel- lite instructor by trade. The Killeen, Texas, native teaches new Airmen unit specific op- erations following their generalized training at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. As an instructor, Pease ensures the stu- dents can perform tasks on their own. She makes sure the students receive real-world experience on the operations floor and they are current on their training. “I expect instructors in my flight to not only train students on how to properly do their job, but to also be an example of excel- lence through championing professionalism, physical fitness and the core values,” said Courtesy photo Capt. John Paek, 50 OSS Current Operations First Lt. Marcianna Pease poses for a photo during her year-long deployment in Afghanistan as the biometric Flight commander. “Lieutenant Pease not advisor to the Afghan Ministry of Interior. Pease is a 50th Operations Support Squadron Wideband Global SATCOM only met these expectations, but exceeded satellite instructor from Schriever Air Force Base. See Airman page 12 2 August 29, 2013 Schriever Sentinel
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CEO Valuing citizen Airmen in space today Francis Zankowski Commentary by Col. Jeffrey Mineo Administration as well as both the Air Force [email protected] CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP 310th Space Wing commander Warfare and Space Education and Training EDITORIAL When asked to provide commentary on Centers. These successful TFIs will continue Executive Editor a subject of my choice, it took me about 10 to be the benchmark and the lens through Ralph Routon seconds to pick a topic — the value of the Air which we will look at space missions. The rel-
CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP [email protected] SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP Force Reserve in space today. The joining of evance of Reserve forces in space naturally increases as we evolve into a leaner total force. Reporter 310th Space Wing “Citizen Airmen” alongside our regular Air Force mission partners across In fact, there is a more compelling need to- Scott Prater day than ever before to increase the Reserve [email protected] Air Force Space Command bases strengthens an important relationship needed for combat- presence in space and find more of these TFI ADVERTISING ant command warfighting capabilities. We opportunities. Advertising Director need to build on that momentum by recogniz- In comparison, our reservists typically have Jamila Khalil ing the Air Force Reserve values and pursuing five more years of experience than our regular [email protected] further efficient integration of reservists in Air Force counterparts. This varies by mission the right space missions. and rank, but generally holds true in all our Stacy Brack In today’s fiscally-constrained environment associations. The value of our experience is [email protected] and with continuing defense budget pressures, not the incremental increase in pay for time there is a renewed emphasis to operate effi- in service that one sees in the salary tables; Julie Sandberg rather, our value is inherent in a continuum [email protected] ciently now more than ever; while not com- promising mission capability. With space so of time spent learning lessons, honing mission ART DEPARTMENT foundational to military operations at large, skills and providing continuity in the space Col. Jeffrey Mineo mission. The youth and vibrancy of the regular integrating the citizen Airman is critical and 310th Space Wing commander Art Director must be balanced proportionately with our Air Force member coupled with the chiseled Rowdy Tompkins regular Air Force partners. I can think of no prepared to fill surge needs for defined chunks and grizzled reservist makes for a powerful [email protected] catalyst more relevant or suitable in this day of time, whether it’s a few weeks, months or total force punch. We can’t ignore that. Nor and age than the traditional reservist, the longer. This is where efficiency comes in — can we ignore the fact that so many of our volunteer, part-time Airman who makes up it’s a lot more efficient to have the capacity to reservists bring instant leadership, manage- the preponderance of our Reserve forces and surge whenever needed than to enlarge the ment and technical skills from their civilian Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper full-time force. With close to half of 310 SW Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. who remains committed to answering his or sector space industry jobs. Taxpayers don’t Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever currently activated, AFSPC may essentially pay a cent for this civilian work experience, Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian her nation’s call. enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for The 310 SW is performing two Reserve func- draw from the remaining 60 percent of our yet it translates into a deep bench of Reserve members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the wing’s capacity. We save precious taxpayer Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views tions in support of AFSPC missions. On one space operators with a much wider perspective of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department dollars standing up additional Reserve forces of military operations and space expertise. of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. hand, we’re an operational force that helps The appearance of advertising in this publication includ- produce the higher “steady state” of space ca- only when mobilized or voluntarily activated By nature, TFIs and Air Force reservists in ing inserts and supplements does not constitute endorse- and placed on the full-time payroll. space demand a paradox of familiarity with ment by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the pability that today’s warfighters require. The Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group of the products active-duty component would be hard pressed With more than 130 total-force initiatives, change. As the Air Force reacts to budgetary or services advertised. 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U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt Tim Paget takes aim during the inaugural Schriever Archery Competition here Friday Paget beat out 11 other competitors to take first place after two rounds of sharp shooting.
By Scott Prater day, but shooting alone is different. When shooting line and chose to shoot at a mock- Following successive shots, Cannello earned Schriever Sentinel you get a bunch of people around, it changes bear target 40 yards out. runner up honors and Dover claimed third. Tim Paget put an arrow through a things. I don’t know about everybody else, “You’ve got to hit the vitals [area],” he said “Next time, we’ll try to figure out a format 10-square-inch target from more than 50 but I had butterflies, and that’s what you get prior to shooting. that works better, or at least allows us to have a yards away Friday at the Schriever Archery when you’re hunting. This was a good simula- At first, it seemed as though he had hit inside longer competition,” Cannello said. “It seemed Range. The shot earned applause from his tion for the hunting experience.” the target area. Robert Dover then followed like people enjoyed competing and this was the fellow competitors even though it succeeded In all, 12 archers took part in the event, with a nearly identical hit, but upon further in- type of event I had envisioned hosting when in eliminating all of them from the inaugural which started with a preliminary round. spection, it was determined that both had barely we first started planning the range last year.” Schriever Archery Competition. Each participant shot three arrows at tar- missed. Tony Calloura and Adriaan Kendall Rowland said that perhaps the best thing “That was a heck of a shot,” said Seth gets measuring 10, 20, 30 and 40 yards from then took their turns and missed as well. about the range was that it has helped foster Cannello, Schriever sports and fitness director the shooting line. Competitors earned points Then it was Paget’s turn. But just as he a community among archers on base, and and competition organizer. “We didn’t really for every arrow that hit inside the intended stepped up to take his shot, a slight breeze that hopefully, the inaugural archery com- want the competition to be finished so quickly, target, the closer to the bulls eye their arrows turned into a strong wind. He adjusted his petition can help build awareness about the but in this knock-out style format, everybody hit, the more points they earned. feet, took a deep breath and released. It didn’t sport and bring more users out to the range got their chance. Tim was the fifth archer to In the format devised by Cannello, archers take long for his arrow to hit dead center. on the base’s south side. attempt the shot and the only one who made it.” added their points up and the top six ad- As the No. 6 archer, Cannello followed. But Cannello agreed. Though Paget dashed everyone’s hopes in the vanced to the knock-out round. his arrow punched in slightly low. “We constructed the archery range as part first knock-out round, all six archers who made In the knock-out round, the top prelimi- “That was it,” Cannello said. “We had been of Schriever’s Single Airman Initiative,” he the final round relished the opportunity to com- nary performer was allowed to choose his shooting for more than an hour and sud- said. “We would like to see more single pete in the first competition held at the Schriever shot. Everyone then had to attempt that shot denly it was done. I wasn’t happy with the Airmen using it.” Archery Range, which opened in April. and those who missed were knocked out, but way it ended, but it played out exactly as we The Schriever Fitness Center has bows and “Bow hunting season starts next weekend,” only if one person made it. had planned before we started. That’s how arrows available for use at the archery range. said fourth-place archer Andy Rowland. Rowland, in first place following the pre- knock-out target shooting works.” For more information about the range, its “The timing of this competition couldn’t liminary round, went with an aggressive shot The remaining archers battled for second availability and rules for use, call 567-6628 have been better. I’ve been shooting every choice. He stepped back 10 yards from the place, but even that took less than 10 minutes. or visit the Schriever Fitness Center.
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Photo by Lt. Col. Sarah Jackson Community members from the town of New Boston and members of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron, New Boston Air Force Station, hiked Joe English Hill in New Boston, N.H., Aug. 17, 2013, to celebrate the town’s 250th anniversary. History Chief’s Corner What’s your plan?
By Chief Master Sgt. James Herkel your job. The second part of calculating risk is probability. Quiz 50th Security Forces Squadron Here’s where the math gets a little fuzzy. You may roll the Too often, we hear of celebrations and recreations with dice and win. But if you do roll the dice, that means you’re Week of August 29, 2013 tragic endings because of poor planning. willing to take a chance at losing. As we read this dialogue Collectively, we do a good job of communicating the sober, it doesn’t make any sense that anyone would take Last week’s answer: On June 21, 1954, the U.S. Air consequences associated with drunk driving or impaired that chance. But it happens over and over. Why? Because Force ordered the creation of the Western Development driving and I think we do a pretty good job of offering we don’t make good decisions when we’re intoxicated. No Division as a component of the Air Research and alternatives, such as Airman Against Drunk Driving. science or math needed for that conclusion. Development Command to oversee development of We have some room to grow on the concept of applying So, don’t confuse a good idea with a good plan. It’s a the Atlas missile. Who took command of the WDD? risk management outside the workplace. good idea to call A2D2 or anyone else for that matter if Gen. Bernard A. Schriever assumed command of the In its basic parts, risk is simply a balance between con- we’re impaired. But that good idea depends of logical, WDD upon its creation. sequences and probability. We know the consequences coherent thought after we have been drinking. — a night in jail is the absolute best case scenario for It’s a good plan to have a driver that is not drinking, This week’s question:The Guam Tracking Station before one drop of alcohol passes our lips. Or if you must activated on what date? drunk drivers. Thinking more long-term, consider impacts to career, livelihood, family and income. And mission. drink, drink in a safe place. Like your own home. Responses to the quiz questions can be e-mailed to 50 When you are sitting in a jail cell, somebody else is doing Have a good plan, not just good ideas. SW/HO at [email protected].
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By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes mid-1990s, every squadron was assigned a staff sergeant, a 50th Space Wing Public Affairs technical sergeant or in a few cases, a master sergeant; this Louis Fischer could still remember his experience at the was a significant change since most squadrons had only a U.S. Air Force Academy as one of the first enlisted Airmen single captain commanding. to be a military training leader there. “These NCOs had an immediate influence, delving into -en It was 1995. Fresh from a deployment in Panama in sup- listed issues, a more holistic view of the role and influence of port of Operation Safe Haven, then Tech. Sgt. Fischer was a company grade officers and insight into other career fields, I event security policeman looking for a job in the Air Force that did took the [Air Force Specialty Code] of my MTA,” said Cooley. not require him to be away from his family for a long time. Today that role is more defined and institutionalized, “I was spending so much time gone that my kids were providing cadets with a much clearer picture of their roles growing up without me,” Fischer said. “It became a matter and responsibilities when they enter active duty, Cooley of concern where the ability to be there with the family said. Moreover, the AMTs often provide a candid, yet some- wasn’t there.” what discrete, sounding board for cadets seeking career and Fischer didn’t mind the deployment but his family was personal advice from an experienced Airman, one who is suffering as a result. He needed to find something to do in supremely reliable, but separate from their cadet or officer order to focus on his family. chains of command. At that time, there was an advertisement in the base news- Before becoming an MTL, Fischer’s years as a security paper for a new position as military training advisors, which police man helped him gain the knowledge and experience later on became military training leaders, at the U.S. Air that he shared with the cadets. Fischer entered the Air Force Force Academy. It was a brand new program designed to in 1984 as a security forces member. His brother went Army introduce enlisted mentors to the cadets. Fischer sent the and told him to stay away from the Army. He was never big requirements without expectations of getting picked up on boats so he didn’t choose Navy and the Marines were a for the job. little too gung-ho. He got called for an interview, as one of 300 to 400 ap- “The Air Force gave me my preference,” Fischer said. “I plicants for the 40 available positions. The Academy was always had a desire to be a cop.” looking for a certain demographic; a lot of the NCOs hired However, it wasn’t what he thought it would be. Security were security forces members, former military training and forces at that time was security police. When Airmen came professional military education instructors. However, as a in, they came into one of two disciplines — security or law new program, there was no job description. enforcement. Security guarded the assets while law enforce- “You had to make it up as you went along,” the Utica, ment performed police work. Mich., native said. “You were in most cases the cadets’ first U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt Fischer, who was law enforcement, became one of those exposure to an enlisted person, setting the stage for a posi- Louis Fischer, Schriever Antiterrorism officer, recounts his time at U.S. Air security force members who had specialized training for tive rapport in their careers.” Force Academy as a military training leader. air base defense. When Fischer arrived at the Academy, he and the other then became a cadet group superintendent where he man- “It became the gift that kept on giving,” Fischer said. “Once NCOs received additional training with the Presidential aged more than 1,000 cadets. you’re identified with that specialized training, you’re always Honor Guard to go through drill ceremonies, manual of “You mentored the cadets, showed them what an NCO in that deployment cycle.” arms, marching and more. The Academy also brought in does and how NCOs take care of their people,” Fischer said. He deployed in support of Operation Desert Shield, Desert a mobile team to show the NCOs how to teach and how to “You also assisted them in their development.” Storm and Operation Safe Haven. develop their public speaking skills. They even had to go Even after completing his MTL function, his former cadets “Operation Safe Haven was probably the worst deploy- through etiquette school. would still come to him for mentoring and guidance. Often, ment of my life because of the environment but then again, it As an MTL, Fischer served in a first-sergeant role and ad- he would meet them at various places, even in deployed was also the best because not many people get to experience dressed whatever issues and concerns the cadets may have locations. Those same cadets would often go on to serve as that,” Fischer said. “We got tagged to deploy. The tasking had. He also engaged them formally when he taught them squadron commanders. One of those cadets was Lt. Col. was one of those ‘get your bags, you’re going, but we can’t how to write enlisted performance reports, how to provide Jasin Cooley, Academy Department of Military and Strategic tell you where and for how long.’” feedback, how to counsel and how to enforce standards. Studies deputy head for operations and assistant professor The operation began Sept. 6, 1994, when Cubans from He was also responsible for parades, formations, drills and and former 50th Security Forces Squadron commander. Guantanamo arrived in Panama. This was the result of an ceremonies. “The AMTs , which were called MTLs back then, were agreement between the U.S. and Panama government per- “It was just based on what you brought to the table,” said invaluable for providing cadets with tactical-level leadership mitting the Cubans to remain in Panama for six months. Fischer. guidance and mentoring,” said Cooley. Fischer was tasked with the maximum security area where For more than seven years, he served as a senior MTL, When the Academy instituted the MTL program in the See Civilian Airman page 10 Slightly Used
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U.S. Air Force photo/Scott Prater Air Force senior leadership announced enhancements to the Air Force’s Physical Fitness Assessment program, to be implemented Oct. 1, 2013. In a letter to Airmen Aug. 20, 2013, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III explained the results of the comprehensive review, highlighting the strength of the program and the need for slight improvements. By Staff Sgt. David Salinitri Of the changes coming Oct. 1, the most significant is to The other program modifications include realigning the Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs the abdominal circumference portion of the test. The AC fitness appeal process back to wing commanders, adjust- WASHINGTON — Air Force senior leadership an- assesses an Airman’s body composition. ing passing standards for Airmen who can only test on one nounced enhancements to the Air Force’s Physical Fitness Since the Air Force implemented the newest fitness pro- component of assessment, and changing and simplifying Assessment program, to be implemented Oct. 1. gram guidelines in October 2010, only .03 percent of Airmen the walk test. In a letter to Airmen Aug. 20, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. have failed the AC portion of the test and passed the other In addition to these efforts, senior leaders are reviewing Mark A. Welsh III explained the results of the comprehensive three components with a composite score of 75 or higher. how fitness performance is documented on performance review, highlighting the strength of the program and the “In the future, if an Airman fails the AC portion of the reports as part of a larger effort to examine the performance need for slight improvements. test, and passes each of the other three components, we’ll report itself. Those results are expected in the near future. “We have a tremendous program that has fundamentally measure that Airman using the body mass index taping Though senior leaders are looking to improve the current changed the Air Force’s overall fitness level over the past few guidance in DOD instructions,” Welsh said. “If the Airman fitness program, Welsh said he is proud of the Air Force pro- years,” Welsh said. “The PFT itself is not going to change. meets the DOD BMI standard, they pass the PFT.” gram, and the physically fit culture it has helped to cultivate. But even the best program can be improved upon, so we Because AC measurement is integrated into the testing “I believe we have DOD’s best designed, best run fitness are making changes in four different areas to enhance the procedure, the Air Force is currently the only branch of program, and as a result, we have a force ready for any mis- overall program.” the Department of Defense not required to have a separate sion our nation asks us to execute,” he said. “I’m extremely weight management program. proud of how far we’ve come with our fitness culture.” Quality PreOwned Vehicles 766649 Call & Schedule 719-694-1926 your test drive!
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they put all the bad actors. “I’ve spent six months in the desert for the Desert Shield and Desert Storm; it was an intense and scary experience,” Fischer said. “But Panama was different.” Fischer and his team were put in the mix in a completely different environment. They were a small Air Force team assigned to an Army unit. It was because of this that they’ve become reliant on each other. “I still keep in contact with these individuals more so than Desert Shield and Desert Storm,” he said. After being an MTL, Fischer went on to serve as a first sergeant. He wanted to come back as a cop. However, because of manning issues, the Air Force didn’t have positions for him except as a first sergeant. Fischer said becoming an MTL helped him became a shirt. “It allowed me to hone my people skills,” he said. “It made me communicate better and allowed me to see various walks of life. I took the first sergeant position because I’ve been doing it with the cadets and I found out I liked working with people. I thought I was pretty good at it.” Fischer would later become a security forces manager and group superintendent. He also deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. During his 25-year career, he earned a Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Air Force commendation with four oak leaf clusters and Air Force Achievement Medal with six oak leaf clusters. After retiring as a chief master sergeant in 2009, he chose to continue to serve in the Air Force, this time as a civil- ian Airman. He is currently the Schriever Air Force Base Antiterrorism officer. “The Air Force is pretty much my family and I want to Courtesy photo stay in the family,” Fischer said. Then-Master Sgt. Louis Fischer conducts training with U.S. Air Force Academy cadre. Fischer was an Academy military training leader.
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by Jim Garamone long as service member-sponsors provide a valid marriage riage. In the United States, 13 states and the District of American Forces Press Service certificate from a jurisdiction — including those overseas Columbia recognize same-sex marriages. WASHINGTON — Department of Defense facilities — that recognizes same-sex marriage,” Christensen said. Many U.S. service members live in jurisdictions that do are gearing up to issue identification cards to same-sex Entitlements, such as basic allowance for housing and not recognize same-sex marriages. As operational require- spouses beginning Tuesday, Pentagon officials said today. family separation allowance, are retroactive to the date ments permit, commanders may allow military personnel “All spousal and family benefits, including ID cards, of the Supreme Court’s decision — June 26, 2013. For in same-sex relationships up to 10 days of non-chargeable will be made available no later than Sept. 3, 2013,” said service members married after that date, the entitlements leave for the purpose of travelling to a jurisdiction that Navy Lt. Cmdr. Nate Christensen. will be paid from the date of the marriage. allows same-sex couples to be married if they are stationed The Supreme Court decision to overturn portions of the TRICARE — the military health care program — more than 100 miles from one of those areas. Defense of Marriage Act made it possible for the depart- is tied to the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting “Personnel stationed within the continental United ment to recognize same-sex marriages. System. TRICARE will be available to same-sex spouses States may receive up to seven days non-chargeable leave “The department will make the same benefits available beginning Tuesday and those stationed at overseas assignments may receive to all military spouses, regardless of sexual orientation, as There are 15 countries that recognize same-sex mar- up to 10 days non-chargeable leave,” Christensen said.
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a civilian from Army, Air Force and Navy as well as three were always the possibilities of improvised explosive devices interpreters, worked with their Afghan counterparts almost and more. Accidents were probably the biggest threat.” Airman on a daily basis. To help the local nationals, the team devel- During her deployment, Pease commanded 60 joint members From page 1 oped a contract with the American University of Afghanistan in 175 different convoys. As a convoy commander, she was to offer information technology classes for the students so responsible for the whole group. She had to wake up early, read they could gather additional skills. all the threats, and learn the primary and alternate routes. She them. She had an amazing work ethic that was fueled by “Everything we try to do always came back to building a also ensured the team had communication devices. her initiative and willingness to take risks and find creative sustainable program,” Pease said. “You just have to get your team to your destination and ways to improve the training program. She continues to When Pease and her team got to the biometrics center, back to the base safely,” Pease said. be admired by the Airmen in her training section for her the Afghans used them as a crutch. With the deployment, Pease learned and gained a new inspiring professionalism and resiliency.” “We would go with them to their leadership and help ad- perspective. Paek said being an instructor is a tough job in the Air vocate the biometrics program for them,” she said. “Slowly, “It made me a better person as I learned to be patient,” Force. They need to not only possess a deep understanding of we would start trimming our roles to where they did most Pease said. “Some people have to be allowed to do stuff in mission requirements, but must also impart this knowledge of the decision making.” their time. into others with great efficacy. This requires extraordinary The team visited the ministry nearly every day, encourag- She said something that takes three weeks in America to communication and critical thinking skills to effectively ing and supporting the Afghans involvement in the program. do may take three months in Afghanistan. For Americans, engage their students. “From our perspective, we have a good working relation- if people are not getting things done in at certain time, it “I believe her time as an instructor helped her to com- ship with them,” Pease said. “They go out of their way to seems something is wrong. For Afghans, it’s different. municate effectively with the members of the joint and co- meet certain tasks we gave them.” “It made me think that if somebody is not up to your alition community,” Paek said. “She was handpicked due Additionally, her skills as an instructor were directly used standard, they are not giving their all,” she said. “You just to her strong communication skills to accomplish several to establish an English language training program for the definitely have to be aware of adjusting your leadership style.” high-visibility briefings to key leadership members during Afghan National Police, for which she personally managed Pease’s deployment also changed the Afghan colonel’s her deployment.” more than 315 hours of English language instruction to 30 perspective. When she left, the colonel cried because of what Learning about the biometrics program seemed like a trial coalition members. Pease did for his program. by fire for Pease. She only received an overview about the This was despite the dangers Pease’s team faced as they trav- “He was sad to see me leave and he wanted me to stay,” coalition’s biometrics program, not even the Afghan system. eled every day from their base to the ministry and throughout she said. “That came from somebody who just a year earlier “As an advisor, you use leadership, mentorship and man- the Kabul City area. said he didn’t want any females in the biometrics program agement skills more than actually knowing about the bio- “You have your everyday threats of local people throwing because they just don’t get it. I thought I was able to change metrics process,” said Pease. rocks at you, extorting money from you,” she said. “There his perspective on women. He was able to admit that.” Pease’s team, which consisted of four service members and
Though B6 can be a considered an engineering marvel, it’s older than many of its opera- tors. Originally, it was slated to be launched along with its sister, A3, aboard one of the DSCS space shuttles during the late 1980s, but plans for its launch were derailed by the Challenger From page 1 disaster of 1986. Ultimately, it launched on Aug. 29, 2003, five months after A3. It was the gold standard of wideband communication satellites until a follow-on vehicle portant milestone for current and former members of 3 SOPS,” said Lt. Col. Chadwick Igl, known as Wideband Global SATCOM-1 launched in October 2007, but even as the Air Force transitions to the next generation WGS vehicles, DSCS satellites, including B6, continue to 3 SOPS commander. “I am very proud of the initiative and dedication of the entire DSCS provide critical space effects to the warfighter. That fact is not lost on 3 SOPS operators and team. Our mission partners from Lockheed Martin, Aerospace, U.S. Army Space and engineers, who have continued to innovate and enhance B6’s life and capability. Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command, the 53rd Signal Battalion, “We’ve done a lot to make the vehicle better in the past few years,” said Capt. Ashley Defense Information Systems Agency, and the Regional SATCOM Support Center have Maher, 3 SOPS operations flight commander. “Our 3 SOPS engineering shop has made a enabled B6 to continually provide the warfighter with critical communication capability. huge effort to automate and improve command and control functions. We’ve also introduced This anniversary serves as a worthy tribute to the entire DSCS constellation’s contribution updates to the vehicle’s software, which helps it operate more efficiently. It may be consid- to our great nation.” ered old, but it’s more capable than it’s ever been and it operates more efficiently as well.” Launched in 2003, B6 is the newest DSCS III vehicle on orbit. Stationed in geosynchronus Since it’s the newest of the DSCS satellites, Air Force leaders plan to make good use of orbit above the East Coast, it provides U.S. military users worldwide with nuclear-hardened, the vehicle for many more years to come. It is slated to be replaced on orbit by one of the anti-jam, high-data rate, long-haul communications. Air Force’s newest WGS vehicles, which is currently in a testing phase, but B6 will continue Users include the defense communications system, the Army’s ground mobile forces, to serve in a residual capacity. the Air Force’s airborne terminals, Navy ships at sea, the White House Communications “B6 will continue to stay online and provide effects depending on constellation optimiza- Agency, the State Department and other users. U.S. Strategic Command has overall re- tion and USSTRACOM needs,” Maher said. “After 10 years on orbit, B6 is still extremely sponsibility for the DSCS constellation. relevant and providing important and critical effects to the warfighter.”
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