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FREE | WWW.NORTHERNSENTRY.COM | VOL. 58 • ISSUE 16 | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE | FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020 WHATS INSIDE Mobility Airmen conduct historic fi rst THIS WEEK: aeromedical evacuation mission using Transport Isolation System ND DOH RELEASES AMENDED CONFINEMENT ORDER A3 COVID-19 IMPACT ON MILITARY KID EDUCATION B5 ND STATE FAIR ANNOUNCES CONCERT LINEUP Three U.S. Air Force medical Airmen exit a C-17 Globemaster III following the fi rst-ever operational use of the Transport Isolation System at Ramstein FOR 2020 Air Base, Germany, April 10, 2020. The TIS is an infectious disease containment unit designed to minimize contamination risk to aircrew and B4 medical attendants, while allowing in-fl ight medical care for patients affl icted by a disease—in this case, COVID-19. See story on page 2. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO I STAFF SGT. DEVIN NOTHSTINE ALWAYS A 10% MILITARY DISCOUNT! 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020 NORTHERN SENTRY AMC Airmen conduct historic fi rst aeromedical evacuation mission using Transport Isolation System AIR MOBILITY COMMAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Command, April 8, the 618th Air that guides our crews on how Germany (AFNS) -- Operations Center tasked a TIS- to safely and eff ectively move ill Air Mobility Command trained AMC aircrew and medical patients to a location where they aircrew and medical personnel team at Ramstein AB to prepare can receive greater care, all while conducted the fi rst operational to execute the mission within providing protection for our use of the Transport Isolation 24 hours. Drawn from multiple aircrew, medical personnel and System, or TIS, to perform an specialties and units from across aircraft,” Canlas said. “Within aeromedical evacuation of three the Air Force, these Airmen hours of completing and releasing U.S. government contractors who were pre-staged with a Joint this plan to the force, the crew of tested positive for coronavirus, Base Charleston, South Carolina REACH 725 validated the hard from Afghanistan to Ramstein C-17 and TIS at Ramstein AB’s work of these planners by safely Air Base, April 10. Upon arrival 86th Airlift Wing in late March transporting three COVID-19 at Ramstein AB, the patients were in anticipation of joint force, patients nearly 4,000 miles transferred to Landstuhl Regional allied and partner requirements from Afghanistan to Landstuhl Medical Center for medical in Europe, Africa and the (Regional Medical Center).” treatment. Middle East. Since arriving, these The AE mission, REACH 725, Airmen have trained to increase Developed by AMC planners marked the fi rst operational use profi ciency on the movement of over the past few weeks, the PMP of the TIS since its development infectious patients via the TIS. provides aircrew and support during the 2014 Ebola outbreak “Our unique capabilities paired personnel a comprehensive in West Africa, and the fi rst with our strategic locations across and detailed process by which movement of COVID-19 positive the globe enable us to rapidly to transport patients aboard patients aboard U.S. Air help those in need,” said Gen. pressurized, military aircraft, Force aircraft. The TIS is an Jeff Harrigian, commander of U.S. including patients affl icted with infectious disease containment Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces highly contagious diseases like unit designed to minimize risk Africa and NATO Allied Air COVID-19. to aircrew, medical attendants, Command. “Along with our allies “I’m exceptionally proud and the airframe, while allowing and partners we stand united of our Airmen who executed medical care to be provided to against a shared threat and stand this historic AE mission,” said patients in-fl ight. ready to help when called.” Gen. Maryanne Miller, AMC REACH 725 was comprised of Hours before the crew stepped commander. “REACH 725 is a a full TIS force package, which aboard the C-17, Brig. Gen. Jimmy great demonstration of AMC’s includes one C-17 Globemaster Canlas, 618th AOC commander, transition to a warfi ghting III and aircrew carrying two led a teleconference call in which component command, with TIS modules and medical he provided them with clear increased fl exibility and speed support personnel, consisting guidance in line with the recently enabling our mobility Airmen to of AE specialists, Critical Care released AMC COVID-19 Patient quickly answer any call for help Air Transport Team, or CCATT, Movement Plan. during this global campaign to members, infectious diseases “Through the meticulous eff ort defeat COVID-19. Delivering doctors and technicians, and TIS of AMC’s planners over the past hope runs deep in the blood of operators. few weeks, in coordination with mobility Airmen, and I’m in awe Upon receipt of a warning U.S. Transportation Command, of what they are doing for those order from U.S. Transportation we’ve produced a detailed plan in need.” The City of Minot needs your help. Your participation in the 2020 Census will assist the City with business attraction and bring additional federal funding for programs like highway construction, education, and child care programs. WE NEED EVERY AIRMAN STATIONED AT MINOT AIR FORCE BASE TO REGISTER HIS/HER FAMILY AS A RESIDENT OF NORTH DAKOTA. The 2020 Census can be conducted online, The 2020 Census is easy, via telephone, or through the mail. only has ten questions, The U.S. Census Bureau will start mailing and should take less than census forms in Mid-March. ten minutes to complete. PLEASE RESPOND AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT NO LATER THAN APRIL 30TH. PLEASE COUNT ALL If an Airman has multiple residences, the PEOPLE LIVING IN YOUR Census Bureau will count the Airman in the HOUSEHOLD place where he or she has resided the including toddlers, most often over the past year. grandparents, grandchildren, The census count will not impact your and unrelated friends. official place of residency. 515 2nd Avenue SW, Minot, ND 58702 WWW.MINOTND.ORG WWW.2020CENSUS.GOV NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020 3 CONTACTUS Ted Bolton North Dakota DOH releases Amended Publisher | Advertising [email protected] Confi nement Order Rod Wilson Business Development | Marketing NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH [email protected] MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Nikki Greening The North Dakota Department Creative Services of Health recently released an [email protected] or Amended Confi nement Order [email protected] for all individuals traveling back to North Dakota from international locations and states MINOT AIR FORCE BASE in the U.S. Those individuals PUBLIC AFFAIRS must quarantine immediately Chief of Public Affairs upon reentry to the state of Maj. Natassia Cherne North Dakota and for a period of 14 days, or for the duration Public Affairs Offi cer of the person’s presence in North 1st Lt. Victoria Palandech Dakota; whichever period is Superintendent shorter. Master Sgt. Jeremy Larlee Exemptions: Civic Outreach Essential critical infrastructure Mrs. Tracy Mcintosh workers, as defi ned by the United States Department of Homeland Security. Staff Photojournalists People commuting to and from Technical Sgt. Crystal Cherriere north dakota for work or for Technical Sgt. Benjamin Smith essential supplies and services. Staff Sgt. Michael Kantack People engaging in outdoor Staff Sgt. Steven Adkins activities (e.g., walking, hiking, Staff Sgt. Ashley Boster running, biking, driving for Senior Airman Alyssa Day pleasure, hunting, or fi shing), and going to available public parks or Senior Airman Dillon Audit other public recreation lands, so Airman 1st Class Josh Strickland long as they remain at least six Airman 1st Class Caleb Kimmell feet apart from individuals from Coronavirus Disease 2019 Graphic. Airman 1st Class Jesse Jenny other households. Airman Jan Valle Aff ected individuals are U.S. AIR FORCE GRAPHIC I ROSARIO “CHARO” GUTIERREZ) encouraged to fi ll out the travel COMMANDERS form to receive information on providing information regarding COVID-19 you must contact the cooperate with this investigation 5th Bomb Wing Commander: people you have had contact with, state or local health department and provide complete and true how to monitor for symptoms. Col. Bradley Cochran If you have symptoms and wish places you visited or traveled to, immediately. Symptoms may information to the investigator. 5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander: to seek medical care, please call and your medical history. include fever, cough, shortness This includes providing before you go in. Only immediate household of breath, body aches, headache, information regarding people Col. Brian D. Vlaun Requirements: members are allowed to be at chills, or sore throat.I you had contact with, places you 91st Missile Wing Commander: You are required to remain the place of quarantine. No If you, or any immediate visited or traveled to, and your Col. Glenn Harris under quarantine for the length other individuals are allowed at household members at the place medical history. 91st Missile Wing Vice Commander: of time specifi ed in SECTION A the place of quarantine unless of quarantine, become ill or are Failure to Adhere Col. Barry E. Little and at the location specifi ed in approved by the North Dakota diagnosed with 2019-nCoV/ A person is guilty of a class B SECTION C. 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