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U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | SENIOR AIRMAN KRISTOFFER KAUBISCH 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY Minot AFB hosts successful air show AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS

INOT AIR So glad to see it back. “We are already we have high hopes of ship demonstration FORCE We really missed it. working on the 2018 being selected to host team in addition to the BASE, N.D. What a way to welcome show,” the deputy director them in 2018. More food Thunderbirds are several M -- my almost 2 year old to said. “The Thunderbirds vendors, more static big things being worked The sounds of aircraft them. He was enthralled have been requested and displays and a single for the 2018 show.” engines, the smell of with the F-16 show. He turkey legs grilling and fought me covering his cheese curds frying, with ears. Thank you so much!” squeals of excitement from agreed another person on children, these were just Facebook. some of the sights, smells Although there and sounds of Northern were many great acts Neighbors Day 2016 on throughout the day, Saturday. Travnick feels there were For the first time in a few that stood out to the seven years, Minot Air crowd. Force Base, North Dakota “The F-16 demo and brought back the Northern the Golden Knights were Neighbors Day Air Show the headliners, but I heard and hosted more than great comments on the 10,000 attendees. B-52 and B-2 flyovers,” “The show was a Travnick said. “Also resounding success,” said seeing the P-51 Spitfire Pat Travnick, Northern and the P-40 fly gives you Neighbors Day Air Show a great sense of military deputy director. “After not aviation history. It’s hard having a show in seven to pick one event as the years the public was ready most popular. The open AME. to visit the base and it house committee tried EVERY LIVE G showed.” very hard to provide The air show allowed something for everyone VERY SUNDAY. civilians on base to see and I think we succeeded.” 2016 NFL SUNDAY TICKET DIRECTV. INCLUDED E Out-of-market games only. the capabilities of the Air Even though Travnick WHENW YOU SWITCH TO DIRECTV. 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AT&T, Globe logo, DIRECTV, and all other DIRECTV marks contained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 3 CONTACTUS DFAC grand re-opening Tonya Stuart-Melland AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JESSICA WEISSMAN | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS Sales Manager | Ad Designer [email protected] INOT AIR orders to make sure the Some of the new Airmen to swipe Beth Duchsherer FORCE BASE, customer gets the best meal choices include their card.” Ad Designer | Sales Representative MN.D. -- available product for their a Mongolian grill, a The DFAC will be [email protected] To hear the dining money spent. I inspect the smoothie bar and a open for breakfast, Tia Klein facility at Minot Air Force contractor’s work, and I sandwich station with a lunch and dinner. Ad Designer Base, North Dakota, is make sure it conforms to panini press. The hours of [email protected] nearing completion will the approved documents.” “We are also offering operation are as bring a sigh of relief to The over $4 million a grab-n-go style, like follows: MINOT AIR FORCE BASE most Airmen. project is scheduled for what you would see at the Breakfast – 6 a.m. PUBLIC AFFAIRS The 5th Force Support completion on Aug. 25, shoppette,” said Myers, to 9 a.m. Chief of Public Affairs Squadron, 5th Civil 2016. who added that heat and Lunch – 10:30 a.m. Maj. Jamie Humphries Engineer Squadron and “One of the things we serve and salads-to-go will to 1:30 p.m. Public Affairs Offi cer several contractors have are waiting to finalize is be available at this station. Dinner – 4:30 p.m. Lt. Kylee Ashton been giving the old dining the entryway,” said Master Not only Airmen, but to 6:30 p.m. Chief Editor facility a “face-lift” for the Sgt. Swanzetta Myers, members of their family, With the Senior Airman Kristoffer R. Kaubisch past year. a food service manager GS employees and completion date just Staff Photojournalists Ken Davis, the site assigned to the 5th FSS. civilians with base access around the corner, Master Sgt. Kevin Davidson project manager with New flooring, televisions will be able to enjoy what the crew is excited Staff Sgt. Chad B. Trujillo Hospitality Millwork and lounge chairs have the DFAC has to offer. and anxious for Staff Sgt. Kristine MacDonald Construction Inc., has been placed in the DFAC “The meal card will the project to be Senior Airman Apryl L. Hall been working on the to offer a better dining allow holders to eat at completed. Senior Airman Sahara Fales project site for 14 months. experience for everyone, [Non-Appropriate Funds] “You will be Airman 1st Class Christian Sullivan “My responsibility she said. facilities as well,” said totally impressed Airman 1st Class Izabella Sullivan is to coordinate the The DFAC will offer Myers. “Rockers, Rough with the final Airman 1st Class Justin Armstrong contractors,” said Davis. a new serving line with Riders, the B-Fifty Brew product!” said Airman 1st Class Matthew Rauschnot “I also evaluate change various entrée choices. and Kelley’s will all allow Myers. Airman 1st Class Jessica Weissman Airman 1st Class Jonathan McElderry Media Relations Marissa Howard Transformational not transactional COMMANDERS AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS 5th Bomb Wing Commander: Col. Matthew R. Brooks 5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander: INOT 1st Lt. Austin Howard, the numbers weren’t approach, which Col. David Ballew AIR 5th Medical Support impressive, but they’ve means we like 91st Missile Wing Commander: FORCE Squadron flight chief, grown substantially. to affect people Col Colin J. Connor BASE, decided to start it himself “It started with about at the top of the 91st Missile Wing Vice Commander: N.D. -- with the help of a few four or five people that funnel before they Col. Kelvin Townsend TheM Team Red White others. just wanted to work really need help NEWSSUBMISSIONS and Blue organization “I started it along with out together, then we when they’re at the Northern Sentry Offi ce is a group that consists Will Wright, our social went through the formal bottom.” [email protected] | 701.839.0946 of active duty military director,” Howard said. interview process and Howard started MAFB Public Affairs Offi ce members, veterans and “It happened because I started building our RWB for the sake [email protected] community members heard he was a member staff,” Howard said. “We of others, but since 701.723.6212 whose main goal is of RWB in Lakenheath, have eight people on our joining he says the MAIL&FAX to enrich the lives of and I was a member at staff now. Right now we people have really 315 South Main Street, Suite 202 America’s veterans by Nellis. We both saw each are at about 550 members come back around PO Box 2183 connecting them to their other in our RWB shirts and do around 10 to 15 to help him when Minot, ND 58701 | 701.839.1867 community through and we thought it would events per month.” he needed it. VIEWONLINE physical and social be cool to start our own Team RWB holds “I joined to www.northernsentry.com activities. here at Minot.” several events each help others, but www.minot.af.mil Up until March of When Howard and month to bring people I’m being helped FACEBOOK 2015, Minot did not Wright first started together, ranging from as well because Minot Air Force Base - Northern have an RWB chapter. the Minot chapter athletic activities such it helps you get a Sentry. The Northern Sentry is pub- as rock climbing, to sense of community lished by BHG, Inc., a private fi rm leisurely activities with people you operating independently of the U.S. like a game night at a could be lifelong Air Force. Contents of the Northern restaurant in town. friends with,” Sentry are not necessarily the of- “We have a wide Howard said. “It’s fi cial views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. government, the Department range of events that vary been nice to be able of Defense or the Department of the from athletic events, to invest in other Air Force. The offi cial newssource one weekend could be people’s lives and for Minot Air Force Base is www. a 5k, the next could have them invest in minot.af.mil. The appearance of be paintball,” Howard mine.” advertising in this publication, includ- ing inserts or supplements, doesn’t said. “We have all those His main goal constitute endorsements by the DoD, different events and the for the chapter isn’t the Department of the Air Force or whole concept is building to have a record BHG Inc., of the products or services relationships.” amount of people advertised. Everything advertised in Though RWB’s join, but to have a this publication shall be made avail- mission is to help lasting impact on able for purchase, use or patron- age without regard to race, color, veterans, it’s not in the those who do. religion, sex, national origin, age, way most people would “I don’t want marital status, physical handicap, think. to focus on the political affi liation, or any other non- “The organization was numbers -- I want merit factor of the purchasers, users designed for veterans to focus on the or patrons. We welcome your stories and photos of interest to the reader- but the definition of that, people,” Howard ship of the Northern Sentry. Minot Air by Team Red White and said. “My goal is to Force Base Public Affairs reserves the Blue, is anyone who build relationships right to not authorize publication.The has served at least one that are Northern Sentry deadline for sub- day,” Howard said. “We transformational mission of materials is at noon the believe in the funnel not transactional.” Tuesday before publication date. 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

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Minot Air Force Base, N.D. hosted the Northern Neighbors Day 2016 Air Show on Aug. 13. Acts included the F-16 Viper Demonstration Team, the U.S. Army Golden Knights, B-52 and B-2 fl yovers, a Smoke- n-Thunder JetCar, and many more static displays and aircraft demonstrations. This was Team Minot’s fi rst air show since 2009.

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LUND PHOTO BY MICHAEL EMORY CHICHONSKY PHOTO BY STEVE CLAYTON PHOTO BY BETH DUCHSHERER 8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY DINING, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT {ATOM’S RITE} Lemon Swiss Roll Cake with Lemon Cream Cheese Filling

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INGREDIENTS: Why Not Fest took place in vari- ous locations August 11, 12, 13 & Lemon Swiss Roll Cake: Lemon Cream Cheese Filling: 14, with the kickoff party being held 3 eggs 8 oz full-fat softened cream cheese at the Blue Rider. Bands from near ¾ cup granulated sugar ¼ cup unsalted softened butter and far came together to make this 3 tablespoons lemon juice 2 cups confectioners’ sugar event possible. The Taube Museum 1 tablespoon lemon zest 1 tablespoon lemon juice of Art, 62 Doors Gallery & Studios, ¼ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon lemon zest Main Street Books and Otis & James 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon vanilla extract hosted this three day event. ¾ cup all purpose fl our For Garnish Powdered sugar Icing sugar, for dusting NORTHERN SENTRY PHOTOS Lemon slices TONYA STUART-MELLAND AND CARA MAZZA INSTRUCTIONS: For the Lemon Swiss Roll Cake: {NOCTURNAL BLUES} Preheat the oven to 350 F (176 C) and prepare a 10 x 15 inch cookie sheet by lining it with foill. Grease the foil with oil, and fl our it well. {EMMISSION} This will help to ensure that the cake does not stick to the foil. In a me- dium bowl (or the bowl of a stand mixer) beat the eggs on high speed {ZEBRA ZEBRA} for about 2-3 minutes, until pale and frothy. Add in the sugar, lemon juice and lemon zest. Beat on high speed until well combined. In a separate bowl, whisk together the salt, baking powder and fl our. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, and stir until just com- bined. Do not over mix. Pour the cake batter onto the prepared cookie sheet. You may have to use a spatula to spread out the batter over the cookie sheet and the batter will be spread out in a very thin layer. Bake for about 10-11 minutes. While the cake is baking, spread out a clean kitchen towel and sprinkle liberally with icing sugar (this is to ensure that when the cake is placed onto the kitchen towel, it will not stick). As soon as the cake is done, take it out of the oven, and care- fully turn it over onto the prepared kitchen towel. Gently peel off the foil, and working quickly start rolling the kitchen towel to roll the cake from the shorter edge. Let cool completely. For the Lemon Cream Cheese Filling: {CROOKED GOSPEL} In a medium bowl, using a hand mixer or a stand mixer, beat the cream cheese and butter on medium speed until smooth and well {OF} combined. This will take about 1-2 minutes, and you should scrape down the sides of the bowl with a spatula as needed. Add the sugar, lemon juice, lemon zest and vanilla, and beat on medium speed for {VANIETY PLATE} about 2 minutes until well combined and thick. Assembling the Lemon Swiss Roll Once the cake has completely cooled down, unroll it from the kitchen towel. Spread the cream cheese fi ling liberally, making sure that it covers all ends. Gently roll back the cake into shape, and cover with cling fi lm. Cool for about 2 hours in the refrigerator or overnight. When ready to serve, unwrap the cling fi lm, dust the cake with icing sugar and decorate with lemon slices.

{WESTERN CIVILIZATION} THE LIGHTER SIDE NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 9 CROSSWORD PUZZLE One Hundred Across 12345 678910 11 12 13 1 Kind of cycle 14 15 16 6 Preliminary text 11 Director Lee 17 18 19 14 Freight 20 21 22 23 15 Creepy 16 Graphic intro? 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 17 Summer 2016 sports event 31 32 33 34 19 Dirty dog 35 36 37 20 Continue 21 London lav 38 39 40 41

22 Levels 42 43 44 24 Dock 26 Full-length 45 46 47 48 49 50

30 Biblical peak 51 52 53 54 31 Take to one's heart 33 Ornamental shrub 55 56 57 58 59

35 Tough wood 60 61 62 63 64 65 36 Take in 66 67 68 Who You Gonna Call? 37 Golf peg New Gender-Flipping Ghostbusters Confronts Critics—Then Gets Back to Funny Business 38 Ham 69 70 71 42 Animation frame NEIL POND | PARADE MAGAZINE 43 Some queens 44 ___ Lanka If there’s something Leslie Jones gets plenty 45 Music sheet mark 69 Fire 11 OK'd 42 Intestinal ailment strange in your neighbor- of laughs as Patty, a subway 47 Had a yen 70 Miller rival 12 Malt beverage 46 Supplied hood, who you gonna call? worker with a knack for Big 51 Comics canine 71 Justice Kagan 13 Became peeved 48 Grandson of Noah The Ghostbusters, of Apple history who becomes course! But which ones? the fourth Ghostbuster. 52 Al of the '50s Indians 18 Judge's title 49 One after another? Down The latest, if you haven’t Chris “Thor” Hemsworth 54 Cabbagelike 23 Night spot 50 "Gracias" reply heard, are an all-female seems to be having a ball 1 Row vegetable 25 Made out 53 Take up space crew headed by Kristen as the gals’ office “himbo” 2 Stockpiled 55 LBJ daughter 27 Cadavers 56 "By yesterday!" Wiig and Melissa McCar- receptionist, perhaps relish- 3 Worn away thy, with Saturday Night ing the opportunity to par- 57 "Dear God" band 28 Bee movie name 58 Pepsi rival 4 Kind of trip Live cast mates Kate McK- ody his own macho movie 59 Door sign 29 Dresses down 62 Prohibition ___ innon and Leslie Jones. image and the film’s flip of 5 Opinion tester 60 Angsty punk 32 Eastern 63 Sticking point? Months before the new gender roles in general. 6 Fiend 61 Cuban bodybuilder 34 To pieces 64 Some appliances Ghostbusters movie was But it’s Kate McKinnon nicknamed "The 7 Kind of theater finished, some people who practically steals the Myth" 38 Like some pancakes 65 Rapper ___ Kim didn’t like the idea of any- show. Her wacky, tech-cra- 8 "Exodus" man 66 Oysters ___ season 39 Comprehensive body futzing with the iconic zy, live-wire lab-nut weap- 9 Fan ___ (literary 67 40 "Beetle Bailey" dog 1984 original, starring Bill ons wonk feels somewhat Spring sign genre) 41 Clock sound Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Har- of a nod to Dan Aykryod’s 68 Passed bad checks 10 Try old Ramis and Rick Mora- character in the original, nis—and especially, appar- but she takes it to a totally Solution to last week’s Crossword puzzle. ently, changing the gender new place in a unique role Solution to puzzle on page 22 ESCAPE NOSE ACT SUDOKU roles. The first trailer for the that may break her out be- BEARER UNTO PRO film ignited a firestorm of yond her hilarious SNL skits. BUTTERPECAN RAP online trolling and ugly sex- The plot: Yes, there is EROS OVER BET 1 23 4 TAN DEMO REESES ist criticism, mostly about one, but it’s hardly worth STAD I UM LASSO bringing women into an mentioning. There are ROREM LOCKUP 51 3 all-boy’s club. fleeting cameos by former CHOCOLATECH I P The new movie confronts Ghostbusters stars and oth- COUPES VAGUE its critics head-on, in a er folks too, including Ozzy HORNS HOTDATE 3678 UNREEL LIFE RAT scene where the new Ghost- Osborne, who shows up SAT OM I T PORC busters see the doubtful— at a heavy metal concert. SKY COOK I EDOUGH and hateful—comments So does a big, bad winged HIE BILE LESSEE 7 5 END SEES SWE E T S underneath online clips of ghost demon. The audience the first spooks they’ve ever loves it—rock and roll! 39captured on video. It all rises to a scream- “You’re shouldn’t even ing crescendo, wobbles and 42be reading this,” Abby (Mc- then kind of falls apart, when Cartney) tells her colleague all the ghosts come out to Erin (Wiig). “You’re not sup- wreck havoc on the streets 52 86posed to listen to what crazy and there’s a big, swirling people write in the middle special-effects vortex, a of the night.” bunch of goop and goo, a 943Then it’s back to funny parade of giant ghost bal- business—and girls bust- loons and appearances by 1274 ing ghosts. Ghostbusters Hall-of-Fame Mixing fresh new gags specters. with respectful retro riffs, Definitely stay for the director and co-writer Paul credits, though, and be- Feig lets his funny bone yond, because this is one point the way, as he dem- movie that’s not over until onstrated in Bridesmaids, it’s over—completely over. The Heat and Spy. And he’s And when it is, as the final working with a cast of co- version of the familiar theme medic dynamos. Wiig’s de- music (this time by Fall Out lightfully dry, droll wit is a Boy and Missy Elliot) plays perfect complement to Mc- out and makes your toes Cartney’s bigger, brasher, tap, the message is clear: bawdy physical bravura. For good, ghostly summer- They haven’t teamed up time fun with a strong dose for a project since Brides- of freewheeling 2016 girl maids, and it’s great to see power, who you gonna call? them collaborating again. You know who! 10 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY HEALTH & OUTDOORS

Why It’s a Good Idea to Take PRAIRIE ADVENTURES Kids Grocery Shopping BY PATRICIA STOCKDILL NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY “Emergencies can occur anytime and the best thing to do is be prepared. Having an o you grab your the perimeter of the store. of the rainbow. Go with emergency fi rst-aid kit ready will help reduce purse and duck Why? Well, if you stick the items they choose even anxiety if an emergency does happen.” Dout the door the to the outside of the store, if you foresee a disaster. minute you know your where the fresh produce, The only catch should be kids are looked after so meat and dairy are, you - PetPlace website, (www.petplace.com) discussing the that they’ll have to eat the importance of canine emergency kits. you can shop for groceries shouldn’t have any trouble foods they choose when alone? with your kids begging for you serve them. While it’s a nice treat unhealthy treats. It also Talk to them. Explain to do the food shopping helps to ensure you’re not how you know if one pear A-hunting we will go, a- gauze pads, cotton balls, by yourself from time making unhealthy choices is ripe and one isn’t. Teach hunting we will go, a-hunt- hydrogen peroxide, hydro- to time, I think that it’s yourself. ing… cortisone ointment, scis- them how to look for the OK, now try to get that sors, tweezer or needle- very important to bring Here are some other perfect bunch of bananas. tune out of your head… nose plier, saline solution the children along with shopping with kids tips for Tell them why you choose But, yes, hunting season or eye wash, wound disin- you whenever you can. you: the organic kale over the is almost upon us. For dogs, fectant such as Betadine Shopping for food is a Go to the market. Even other kale. 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Consider hunting maniac of the antiseptic wipes. the word “no” are also Try to be flexible with rewarding that good household a chance to re- Use a plastic tackle box important life skills! It your grocery list and let behavior if it’s something trieve something for real. or something with divided might not be easy the first the kids make some of you’ve been working Assuming, that is, Fido’s compartments to easily fi nd time or the third time, but those important shopping towards. Depending on the hunter can actually get a the items when in a hurry you’ll get there. decisions. For instance, age and interest of your dove or doves. to administer fi rst aid. Write Now let’s get back to tell them you need three children, some ideas might But that’s another story your veterinarian’s tele- the shopping. 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Auxiliary Healthy Hearts buffet and hear from Registration Form. porcupines and raccoons, The items all closely re- Club is dedicated to Trinity Health experts on If you would like to to worry about. semble things that would supporting our Cardiac how to live a heart healthy purchase tickets to the And just like people, be in a human fi rst-aid program and its patients lifestyle. Brunch Symposium, or if dogs can break legs, tear kit. However, because one through fundraising and If you want to hit the you have any questions ACLs and tendons, and is dealing with an animal, education activities. course for one last round of regarding Healthy Hearts sprain feet. things like gauze rolls for Healthy Hearts Day is the golf this year, sign up your Day, call (701) 857-5221 or Part of preseason prep- muzzling or needle-nose perfect opportunity to show team for the Healthy Hearts stop by the Trinity Hospital aration could also include pliers don’t typically show your support. Golf Scramble. Great Gift Shop. making sure one is pre- up on one’s radar screen for pared for potential emer- humans, yet come in handy gencies involving Fido. for dogs. First-aid kits make sense Some canine fi rst aid ref- for people and they make erence books include “Dog sense for dogs, as well. First Aid: A Field Guide to Commercial canine- Emergency Care for the specifi c fi rst-aid kits are Outdoor Dog” by Randy available, but it’s possible Acker ( 4- by 6-inch spiral to make one. bound pocket guide) or Here are some basic “Pet First Aid” by Dr. Bob- items to put in a canine bie Mammato in conjunc- fi rst-aid kit: Elastic wrap tion with the American Red roll, gauze roll, gauze tape, Cross.

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SERE search and rescue training GARRISON, N.D. -- Team Minot Airmen participated in survival, evasion, resistance and escape training in Gar- rison, N.D., Aug. 11, 2016. The all-day training focused on search and rescue situations for aircrew members. Ex- ercises included vectoring a rescue helicopter, hoists, land navigation and communication with friendly forces. The training took place at the National Guard Training Facility near Garrison.

U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN 14 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY 91OG Airman selected for top AFGSC program SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS

INOT AIR the standardization and an amazing mission, everything he learned over changing who he is. FORCE evaluations team, was a something a lot of people the next three years and “Just be yourself,” BASE, distinguished graduate don’t even know exists,” apply them to whatever Sullivan said. “No one M N.D. -- at squadron officer Sullivan said. “I show up assignment comes next. He can be you like you are. I Capt. Romonte Sullivan, school, and now holds an to work every day and I do said he’s excited to have think that will take a lot of 91st Operations Group executive officer job for my job with a smile on my insight on the future of the people far, whatever their executive officer, was the 91st OG Commander face every single day. As 13N career field, and to be career is, just be yourself. recently chosen to be part Col. Stacy Huser. far as standing out, I think bred as a successful leader. That’s my thing to live of an elite program offered “Captain Sullivan was that’s what makes me He’ll do it all without by.” only to the best of the best selected for this program stand out.” in the missileer career because he is recognized Sullivan applied for the field. in the 13N community program in June of 2015 The Striker Pathfinder as one of our strongest and found out he was Program is a three-year technical experts,” Huser accepted shortly after, but internship at Air Force said, “More than that, the anticipation to begin Global Strike Command he was selected because the program hasn’t died headquarters at Barksdale leadership sees in him down over the past year. Air Force Base, Louisiana. what we all see here at “It feels amazing,” A single missileer, usually the 91st Ops Group. He’s Sullivan said. “To be a captain, is hand-picked someone with a natural chosen for this, it means for the position; a position ability to lead and mentor you did something right that offers rare insight others, who is humble, and and someone noticed. and mentorship to young the guy people seek out To me, it was kind of officers. when they have a question reaffirmation I’m doing “We have special or problem.” my job right.” programs for the 13N Sullivan’s time as an During his three-year community,” Sullivan executive officer has been internship, Sullivan will said. “Things like a learning experience he be a part of the future Striker Trident or knows will help benefit his operations division and Pathfinder. They’re highly career in the long-run, he branch, which focuses on competitive programs.” said. bringing new programs Upon applying for the “I’m in all the leadership like the new GBSD, cruise programs, the nearly 20 meetings, so I learn the missile and B-21 into missileers met a board, bigger picture of things,” fruition. Although the where their packages were Sullivan said. “I see why future conceptions part rated and ordered. Sullivan decisions are made and of the job is exciting for was fortunate enough to be how decisions are made. Sullivan, he said he mostly put in the top spot. For a young officer like looks forward to working “Pathfiinder only had me, it’s very eye-opening with AFGSC leadership. one spot available, it’s and prepares me for the “To be in a room with kind of like the highest future, to be an actual those individuals, and you program and I was leader myself.” get to see their decision- selected for that one,” Despite holding several making process, I think he said. “It was kind of high-visibility jobs within that’s going to be the best breathtaking.” the career field, Sullivan part of the job,” Sullivan Sullivan is no stranger admits it’s simply his said. “The mentorship to standing out. During passion for the job that opportunity is the best U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL Capt. Romonte Sullivan, 91st Operations Group executive offi cer, poses his nearly six years at makes people notice his part.” for a photo at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 8, 2016. Sullivan was chosen Minot AFB, he’s been a work. After the program, to attend the Striker Pathfi nder Program, a three-year internship at Air Force flight commander, part of “The mission is Sullivan hopes to take Global Strike Commander headquarters.

Recreation at Minot Air cost only $75 for Airmen somewhere else. Explore the outdoors Force Base. who attended. The same “We just got three brand new campers and three new AIRMAN 1ST CLASS J. T. ARMSTRONG No plans? No gear? No trip would have cost at least MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS problem. $250 to cover travel, rafting boats,” said Sanders. “We “We help Airmen get and camping on your own. keep everything in tip-top involved and experience These trips are an shape so it’s in the best MINOT AIR FORCE of everything North Dakota North Dakota,” said Toni opportunity to get out of shape for Airmen to use.” BASE, N.D. -- If you has to off er, or you want to Sanders, assistant manager town, try new things and Summer isn’t the only love the outdoors and are explore for the fi rst time, at Outdoor Recreation. meet new people. There are time to utilize Outdoor looking to take advantage take a look at Outdoor “Our mission is to support usually 18 spots available to Rec. either. They off er ski Airmen and their families sign up and are fi rst-come- and snowboard packages, with everything they need fi rst-serve. skates, snowshoes, ice outdoor-wise.” If you’re looking to have fi shing gear and even snow Whether you’re a single an adventure of your own, blowers. Airman living in the dorms Outdoor Rec. still has you “During winter, skis or have a family, Outdoor covered. You can rent tents, and snowboards are the Rec.’s goal is to help campers, kayaks, jet skis, most used,” said Sanders. Airmen. There are many trailers, fi shing poles and “Snowmobiles are also a hot benefi ts to using this agency almost anything you may commodity.” when you’re thinking about need for your trip. Many people don’t enjoying the outdoors. Outdoor Rec. off ers know what Outdoor Rec. According to Sanders, a quality equipment at a has. It off ers tables and recent whitewater rafting fraction of the price it chairs for squadron morale trip hosted by Outdoor Rec. would cost to buy or rent events, lawn and garden equipment, an indoor and outdoor archery range and household goods at no charge to families who are PCSing. If you need it, Outdoor Rec. probably has it. Outdoor Recreation is located at 146 Missile Ave. For more information contact (701) 723-3648 or follow MAFB Outdoor Recreation on Facebook. BASE ANNOUNCEMENTS NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 15

TODAY • Fit to Fight Cycle, 1100, Fitness Center – Chicken, ham, & bacon topped with Swiss & • Last Day to sign up for Mt Rushmore Rock • Fit to Fight CORE, 1130, Fitness Center mozzarella. $8.25 meal – includes side & drink Climbing Trip at Outdoor Rec • Pre-Deployment Readiness Training, Every • B-Fifty Brew Drink Specials. Not a coff ee or • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Friday, Wed, 1400-1500, A&FRC tea fan? Try our Redbull® Burners! Choose your Various Times, Youth Center • 4-H Club, 1600-1700, Youth Center Redbull® fl avor: Original, Blueberry, Cranberry, or • VA Benefi ts Briefi ng, 0830-1400, A&FRC • Members Wind Down Wednesday, Every Wed, Tropical. Then choose your syrup: peach, coconut, • Fit Family Boot Camp, 0930, Fitness Center 1630, Rockers Bar & Grill raspberry, or strawberry. Top with pink lemonade • Cycle, 1130, Fitness Center • Cycle, 1630, Fitness Center or lemonade. Venti $4.00. Frozen Peach Cobbler – • 11th Annual Show & Shine Car Show, 1500- • Single Airmen Slice Night, Every Wed, 1700- Cool down this month with our signature blended 1800, Park adjacent to Golf Course, Hosted by 2100, Rough Riders Pizza beverage. It is a dreamy combo of Peach, Hazelnut, Auto Hobby • Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center Cinnamon, & Vanilla Bean. Starting August 1st, • Dakota Sun Gardens Winery Trip - Jesse • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Wed, 1800-1930, limited time only. Grande $5.00 Venti $5.50 Veeder Concert, 1530, Information, Tickets, & Fitness Center, (18 years & older) • Auto Hobby Monthly Special. Strut Spring Travel Offi ce • Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center Replacement Customer removes strut assembly • Annual Block Party, 1600-1900, Park adjacent from vehicle & Auto Hobby staff will remove the to Golf Course, Hosted by Rockers Bar & Grill THURSDAY old strut from the spring & install a new one. Sale • Family Pizza Night, 1700-1900, Jimmy • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Thursday, Price $10/strut. Tire Mounting Customer mounts Doolittle Center Various Times, Youth Center 4 tires & Auto Hobby staff will balance the tires. • Keystone Club Meeting, 1800-1900, Youth • TAP GPS Workshop, 0800-1600, A&FRC, Sale Price $3.50/tire Center Held at the Professional Development Center • Lights & Strikes Bowling, Every Friday, 2000- • Craft Club, 1030, Base Library PARK UNIVERSITY SUMMER 2016 2300, Rough Rider Lanes • HIIT Circuit + Core, 1100, Fitness Center REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!! • 6 Things You Shouldn’t Do with Your Money, Park University’s Summer 2016 term (6 June SATURDAY 1200-1300, A&FRC 2016 – 31 July 2016) registration is now open. • Last Day to sign up for Mt Rushmore Rock • Reintegration Training, Every Thurs, 1300- Contact our offi ce for more details. A variety of Climbing Trip at Outdoor Rec 1400, A&FRC classes are available for CCAF and Undergradu- • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Friday, • Off -Base Budget Class, 1430-1600, A&FRC ate degrees. Classes are held onsite in the evening Various Times, Youth Center • H2O Fitness, 1615, Indoor Pool or online. Signing up for classes is easy: stop by • VA Benefi ts Briefi ng, 0830-1400, A&FRC • Teen Book Club, 1630, Base Library our offi ce at the Education Center-156 Missile Ave • Fit Family Boot Camp, 0930, Fitness Center • Single Airmen Wingman Night, Every Thurs, Minot AFB or email us at [email protected]. If you • Cycle, 1130, Fitness Center 1700-1900, Rockers Bar & Grill have any questions you can call us (727-0469), stop • 11th Annual Show & Shine Car Show, 1500- • Members 2 For 1 Burger Night, Every Thurs, by and see us or send us an email. Stop in and see 1800, Park adjacent to Golf Course, Hosted by 1700-1900, Rockers Bar & Grill us!!!! Auto Hobby • Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center • Dakota Sun Gardens Winery Trip - Jesse • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Thurs, 1800-1930, MINOT OFFICER SPOUSES CLUB Veeder Concert, 1530, Information, Tickets, & Fitness Center, (18 years & older) Are you an offi cer spouse? Please join the Minot Travel Offi ce • Body Blast, 1830, Fitness Center Air Force Base Offi cer Spouses’ Club (OSC)! We • Annual Block Party, 1600-1900, Park adjacent • Cycle, 1930, Fitness Center are an organization designated to provide and fos- to Golf Course, Hosted by Rockers Bar & Grill ter a welcoming environment, committed to meet- • Family Pizza Night, 1700-1900, Jimmy UPCOMING EVENTS - AUG. 26 ing social and philanthropic needs of all members Doolittle Center • Last day to sign up at the Youth Center for by encouraging growth, friendship and a sense of • Keystone Club Meeting, 1800-1900, Youth Flag Football & Cheerleading community. OSC board positions now open! Please Center • Mt Rushmore Climbing Trip, 26-28 Aug, visit our website to join or for more information at • Lights & Strikes Bowling, Every Friday, 2000- Outdoor Rec www.minotosc.org Like us on Facebook at Minot 2300, Rough Rider Lanes • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Friday, OSC. Many little clubs to include Bunko, Social- Various Times, Youth Center ite, Bowling, and much more at www.minotosc.org/ SUNDAY • TAP GPS Workshop, 0800-1600, A&FRC, little-clubs.html • Last day of the Outdoor Pool season Held at the Professional Development Center • Zumba, 1400, Fitness Center • Team Cohesion Challenge – Go Ruck, 0900- EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL 1600, Fitness Center UNIVERSITY is now registering for the MONDAY • Fit Family Boot Camp, 0930, Fitness Center Fall 2016 term (8 Sept-9 Nov). To sign up for • Indoor Pool Season starts today • Cycle, 1130, Fitness Center Undergraduate and Graduate courses please • Youth Tumbling Classes, Various Times, Youth • Friday Fun Members Buff et, 1630, Rockers stop by the ERAU offi ce, located inside the Base Center Bar & Grill Education Center Bldg, Room 223 or email your • Fit to Fight, 0700, Fitness Center • Grill Your Own Steak Night, 1700-1900, request to [email protected] . If you have any • TAP GPS Workshop, 0800-1600, A&FRC, Jimmy Doolittle Center questions, please call 701-727-9007. Held at the Professional Development Center • Family Movie Night-Disney’s Frozen, 1800, • Fit Family Boot Camp, 0930, Fitness Center Jimmy Doolittle Center AIR FORCE SGTS ASSOCIATION, • Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center • Give Parents A Break, 1800-2200, CDC/ CHAPTER 959, GENERAL • Reintegration Training, 1300-1400, A&FRC School Age Program MEMBERSHIP MEETING GENERAL • Newbery Book Club, 1530, Base Library • Keystone Club Meeting, 1800-1900, Youth MEMBERSHIP MEETING takes place on the • Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center Center Second Tuesday of each month at ROCKERS • Learn on the Course, Every Mon, 1800, Golf • Karaoke, 2000, Rockers Bar & Grill at noon (1200hrs). The Air Force Sergeants Course • Lights & Strikes Bowling, Every Friday, 2000- Association (AFSA) is a federally chartered non- • Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center 2300, Rough Rider Lanes profi t organization representing the professional and personal interests of active duty, retired, and TUESDAY UPOMING EVENTS - AUG. 27 veteran Total Air Force and their families. Please • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Tues, • Stars & Stripes Scramble, Shotgun Start at join us as we discuss Base and Community events Various Times, Youth Center 0900, Golf Course and current legislation. Offi cers, enlisted, civilian, • TAP GPS Workshop, 0800-1600, A&FRC, • Dakota Sun Gardens Winery Tour, 0900, dependent, Active Duty, Veterans, and Retired- Held at the Professional Development Center Information, Tickets, & Travel Offi ce -All are welcome! Like us on Facebook at www. • Game Day, Every Tues, 1000-1930, Library • Chess Club, 1100, Base Library Facebook.com/MinotAFSA. We post any meeting • Yoga, 1130, Fitness Center • Saturday “Bowl the Night Away” with Lights changes, important news, events, and volunteer • Running Clinic, Every Tues, 1430, Fitness and Strikes, 2000-2300, Bowling Center opportunities on our page. If you have questions, Center please contact us via email at AFSACh959@gmail. • Torch Club Meeting, 1600-1700, Youth Center ONGOING EVENTS com. • H2O Fitness, 1615, Indoor Pool • Trapped in Bismarck, The latest craze in • Family Fun Night, Every Tues, 1700-2100, puzzles is here. Can you solve the riddles and CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Rough Riders Pizza escape the room in under an hour? Get discounted AT MINOT AFB • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Tues, 1800-1930, tickets to Trapped in Bismarck at the Information, CMU specializes in master level degrees. The Fall Fitness Center, (18 years & older) Tickets, & Travel offi ce –inside the Base II term for face-to-face starts 10/24-12/16/2016. • Urban Boot Camp, 1830, Fitness Center Exchange. Select times available. Call 723-6669. Classes only meet Fridays, 5-10pm and Saturdays • Cycle, 1930, Fitness Center • Do-It-Yourself Canvas Painting, Single 8:00am-3:30pm. Online classes starts 10/21 to Airmen are invited to come to Arts & Crafts, 12/10. CMU offers a military discount to active WEDNESDAY Tues-Fri 1000-1700 thru September, and paint a duty, spouses, federal employees, and veterans. • Youth Karate and Tumbling Classes, Hours masterpiece at no cost. Supplies are limited. We are always looking for local instructors in the vary by age, Youth Center • Jimmy Doolittle Center New Lunch Options, Minot area. The candidates must have a Ph.D. • Right Start, 0730-1200, A&FRC, Held at the Every Wednesday, 1100-1300, in August, come or a terminal degree. If you have any questions Jimmy Doolittle Center try our new lunch options at the Jimmy Doolittle or want more information about our programs or • TAP GPS Workshop, 0800-1600, A&FRC, Center. We want your feedback to help develop our faculty opportunities, please stop by the offi ce M-F: Held at the Professional Development Center upcoming menu. 8am-4:30pm located at the Education Building, • Club Member Benefi t, Every Wed, 0900-1400, • Rough Riders Monthly Pizza Special. August 156 Missile Ave. #219, or call us at 701-727-5535 or Bowling Center Special – Chicken Cordon Bleu Pizza. Chicken, email [email protected] . • Fit Family Boot Camp, 0930, Fitness Center Canadian bacon, bacon with slices of Swiss cheese • Story Time, Every Wed, 1030, Base Library covering a white sauce. Lightly topped with • Lunch Time Pickup Basketball, Every Wed, mozzarella. Small: $11 Med: $15 Large: $17- 1100-1300, Fitness Center-Court B Members receive $2 off any pizza. Panino Meal 16 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY AREA HAPPENINGS

MAIN STREET BOOKS STORYTIME – her train commute. The library has access to three $100,000 HOLE IN ONE 9/06/2016 An interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, pup- copies for patrons to checkout: a regular print, 10:30 AM - 9/08/2016 8:00 PM pets and books. Every Wednesday and Thursday large print, audio CD, and a downloadable audio Starting September 6th-8th, stop out to the Minot morning at 10:00 a.m. for birth – 4yrs and 11:00 edition through our Overdrive app. The 2 print edi- Country Club between 10:30am & 5:30pm each day a.m. for 4 yrs+. All ages welcome. Each storytime tions and CD can be checked out for up to 10 days and try to qualify for the 100K. No golf experience 30 minutes long. Main Street Books, 8 South Main with no renewals. If you already have read, own, necessary! To qualify, hit your ball into the target Street, Minot. 701-839-4050; www.mainstreet- or plan on purchasing the book, you are welcome area on the range, and bounces are welcome! All booksminot.com to join us too. For more information, please contact qualifi ers will come back on the 8th from 5:30- Brendan Chella, the Adult Services Librarian, at 8pm to try and hit the winning shot! Visit: www. MAIN STREET BOOKS 1ST SATUR- 701-852-1045. Hope to see you there! svunitedway.com/holeinone for more information or DAYS STORYTIME – A weekend storytime offi cial rules. Prizes will be listed on our Facebook for families. Once a month on the 1st Saturday of RTL OPEN MIC NITE event too. the month there will be a specially themed story- 08-26-2016 07:00 PM - 08-26-2016 time at Main Street Books that will be interactive 09:30 PM MAGIC DAY OF GIVING with songs, rhymes, puppets and books. The 10:00 Classic Rock Coffee-Minot. Founded with the spirit 9/09/2016 8:30 AM a.m. storytime is 30 minutes long and is geared of Rock the Leaves Music Festival, musicians and Magic Day of Giving is the largest single-day for birth – 4 yrs, but all ages are welcome. Main music lovers alike have built a burgeoning artist community service event completed by the resi- Street Books, 8 South Main Street, Minot. 701-839- movement through RTL Open Mic Nites, where dents of the City of Minot and greater Minot area. 4050; www.mainstreetbooksminot.com artists of a wide array of disciplines share their Volunteers will rake, paint, pick up garbage, build God-given talents in an intimate stage setting. shelves, wash windows, improve local parks and 10TH ANNUAL ROCK THE LEAVES Several artists that have been featured at Beard- much more! Join us in giving back to the Magic MUSIC FESTIVAL 8/19/2016 - stock and Rock the Leaves were a product of the City! 8/20/2016 series formerly called Share Your Shine Open Mic RTL entertainment presents the 10th Annual Rock Nites. While the name has now been shortened, the GIRL SCOUT CARNIVAL the Leaves Music Festival! 3 days of non-stop FUN movement continues to grow, cultivating a home for 9/09/2016 5:30 PM for the whole family!! -LIVE music featuring local all ages to share and celebrate talent. Your invited to Camp Owetti inside Minot’s Oak and nationally known recording artists -prize give- Park Friday September 9th for a Girl Scout Carni- aways -FREE food -Infl atables -face painting -RTL CARDINAL COLOR CRAZE 5K FUN val! Join the fun with Carnival Games for the kids 5k -and more! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or WALK/RUN 8/27/2016 10:00 AM and a vendor show for Mom and Dad! Plus fi nd out Instagram! /rocktheleaves Nedrose High School, 5705 15th Ave SE, Minot ND all that girl scouting has to offer from adult volun- 58701. The Nedrose Cardinals Athletic Boosters teer opportunities to becoming a Girl Scout. Don’t SPECIAL OLYMPICS NORTH DAKOTA are SUPER excited for our fi rst FUNdraising event miss the fun 5:30 to 7:30 Friday September 9th 5K 8/20/2016 8:00 AM - The Cardinal Color Craze 5K Fun Walk/Run. The Camp Owetti inside Minot’s Oak park! Minot Optimist Soccer Complex 21st Ave & 12th course will loop through the 55th Crossing Commu- St NW Minot ND 58701. Join us on August 20th nity, starting and ending at the new Nedrose High SERTOMA BEERFEST to support Special Olympics North Dakota. Choose School. Participants will be cheered across the 9/09/2016 6:00 PM the distance - 5k or 1 mile. Then walk or run to join fi nish line and welcomed into the Color Explosion Sertoma Beerfest 2016 will be taking place Sep- in the fun! Spectators welcome! Register online by After Race DANCE Party!! Open to EVERYONE- tember 9th starting at 6:00pm sharp at the State August 1st to guarantee a race shirt! young and young at heart!! Check out our website Fair Center. This will be a taste test of some of the at http://cardinalcolorcraze.weebly.com. We are hop- best brews around! There will be door prizes, food, FESTIVAL ON MAIN 8/20/2016 ing for a HUGE turnout!!! fun and much more! Details regarding ticket sales 10:00 AM and costs will be announced soon. Proceeds from Downtown Minot. The annual Festival on Main DOG DAYS OF SUMMER the event are used to benefi t hearing and speech will be held in Downtown Minot on Saturday, Au- 9/05/2016 10:00 AM initiatives of the Minot Sertoma Club. gust 20th from 10-5 pm. This event is sponsored by Main Street/Roosevelt Park. Dog Days of Summer the Downtown Business & Professional Association Schedule Labor Day September 5th 2016 • Jasper’s RTL OPEN MIC NITE 09-09-2016 of Minot. Activities include carnival and infl atable Walk (10-12)-This year’s walk takes us to down- 07:00 PM - 09-09-2016 09:30 PM games, Dakota Cruisers classic car show, bingo, town Minot. We begin our walk at the intersection Founded with the spirit of Rock the Leaves Music food and craft vendors, and Dizzy the Clown. There of Central Ave and Main Street. From 10-12 that Festival, musicians and music lovers alike have will be children’s art activities, sidewalk sales, morning several businesses will be offering dis- built a burgeoning artist movement through RTL MAFB K-9 dog demonstration, FunTyme karaoke counts on various items. We will walk from Main Open Mic Nites, where artists of a wide array of contest, dance performances, in store events, and Street to Roosevelt Park. • Pet Fashion/Costume disciplines share their God-given talents in an so much more! The Festival is free to the public, Show (12:30-1:30)-This show is bringing back an intimate stage setting. Several artists that have and parking will be available in the city parking old tradition with a fun twist. Local businesses been featured at Beardstock and Rock the Leaves lots. will dress their dogs in unique outfi ts to determine were a product of the series formerly called Share which business is the most creative when it comes Your Shine Open Mic Nites. While the name has DALE BROWN COURTS DEDICATION to dressing their pet. • Action Agility Demonstra- now been shortened, the movement continues to 8/20/2016 11:30 AM tion (2-3)-Action Agility is back with more dem- grow, cultivating a home for all ages to share and Hammond Park. There will be a dedication cer- onstrations. Join us while the Action Agility gang celebrate talent. emony unveiling the two new basketball courts in demonstrates obstacle course running and explains honor of legendary coach Dale Brown. the importance of • Minot PD K-9 Demonstra- WESTERN PLAINS OPERA PRES- tion (3:30-4:30)-Our friendly neighborhood police ENTS: RIGOLETTO 9/09/2016 7:30 COLOR ME HAPPY ADULT COLOR- department will exhibit one of the most important PM ING CLUB 8/20/2016 1:00 PM allies an offi cer has while they are on the job. This Minot’s own Western Plains Opera Company is The Minot Public Library is excited to begin offer- display should NOT be missed. • Soggy Doggy producing the Giuseppe Verdi’s tragic masterpiece, ing a coloring club for adults! The club will meet (6:30-8:30)-For the third Labor Day in a row, the Rigoletto, featuring an internationally acclaimed the third Saturday of every month from 1:00 pm – good folks at the Minot Parks District will allow cast. A father’s struggle to protect his daughter 2:30 pm. The Color Me Happy Coloring Club gives us to offer the Roosevelt Park Pool to EVERY well from outside evils manifests in a most devious grown-ups an opportunity to unwind and take part behaved dog for a free will donation to the Souris manner when a womanizing duke captures her in some childlike fun. MPL will provide all the sup- Valley Animal Shelter. *Leashes are mandatory heart. Unfortunately, a curse will exact a toll from plies you need to relax and get creative, but you are when dog is not in the pool. **Must maintain full these characters in a most tragic ending. For tick- welcome to bring your own. No registration is nec- control over your pet at ALL times ets: Visit: www.wpopera.org Call: (701) 858-3185 essary; for more information please call 852-1045. PAINT THE TOWN RED 9/06/2016 OUT OF THE DARKNESS COMMU- CHOW DOWN FOR CHARITY Feeling Creative? Looking for an adventurous NITY WALK 9/10/2016 11:30 AM 8/23/2016 6:00 PM new opportunity? Grab your friends, coworkers, or Roosevelt Park. American Foundation for Suicide The Riverside Holiday Inn is Hosting a Chow Down make it a unique date night – and join the Taube Prevention will host a 3 mile walk. This event is for Charity Event for the Domestic Violence Cri- Museum of Art for an evening of entertaining art open to the public. Registration is free with the op- sis Center, Vendors will set up a booth with tasty instruction by Minot local artists! No experience tion to raise money for research, education, public menu items and for a donation of 10.00 a person required! You will go home with a painting you can policy and suicide prevention. you are allowed to go around and taste the items. call “uniquely yours” and possibly unleash a new All proceeds will benefi t the Domestic Violence talent you will want to explore. The featured artist COMMUNITY ROLL-A-THON Crisis Center. Fee is charged at the event. no ticket will guide you through in recreating her featured 9/10/2016 12:00 PM needed. painting. It is easy, fun, and stress free! Feel free Minot Bark Park and Burlington Loop. Day will to bring your favorite cocktail and a snack if you start with a “Roll-A-Thon”. Two different lengths BOOKS N’ BREWS BOOK CLUB choose, then sit back and be creative! Each ses- for people to sign up for, both starting and ending 8/25/2016 7:00 PM sion is $35 for non members and $32 for members, at Bark Park. Everyone must be on wheels of some On Thursday, August 25th at 700pm at the Tap per person, which includes all the supplies needed sort to participate (bike, skate, stroller, skateboard, Room, located between Rooster’s and Rick’s Jewelry to create your masterpiece. Class size is limited, ect). Paid entry fee into Roll-A-thon. After complet- just off Main Street, will be the next meeting of the so register early! Payment is due at time of regis- ing the wheel portion, there will be a hosted BBQ Books ‘n Brews Book Club. The featured book this tration. Must be 21 to register. Registration now and block party at the Bark Park. This part of the meeting is one of the more popular fi ction novels of accepted online at www.taubemuseum.org Liking event is open to everyone for a free will donation. the last several years, “The Girl on the Train” by or commenting on this event does not constitute All Proceeds will be donated to the Domestic Vio- Paula Hawkins. Hawkins’ best-selling debut tells registration for the class...you must call, stop by, or lence Crisis Center. the story of Rachel and how she got dragged into register online to complete the registration process. a mystery involving a couple she saw every day on Thank you! For more information call the Taube Museum of Art at 838-4445, email [email protected]. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 17

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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Airmen from the 5th Medical Operations Squadron train to enhance water extraction skills at the base pool at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 10, 2016. The water extraction training involved performing emergency medicine on a simulated patient in a water environment. The purpose was to practice for the ĚŵŝƐƐŝŽŶ͗<ͲĚƵůƚΨϭϬ͕WƌĞͲ<ΘhŶĚĞƌ&ƌĞĞ EMT Rodeo, an Air Force-level competition held at Cannon AFB, N.M. Five Airmen from the 5th MDOS were hand-  selected to represent Air Force Global Strike Command in the competition. Gʋȷeɡ & Iɚ¤atɪɬȵeɡ: 6-9ɞ.ə. EĞǁ͗ŽƌďĂůůƐΘdƌĂĐŬ U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS J.T. ARMSTRONG Beaɭɓ PɈԯɨ StʝȾɏ * Fȹoɍ CʝnȪesʣiʝnɡ

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PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION E/Ed,^EdK͗ NɛԬɓ Cʝʦnʤʢɨ EʩʠȾesɡ * 6-8 ɞ.ə. Trinity Health is pleased to announce that Shelley A. Killen, MD, a Physical BɼɊ & Tȱɏ Beaɭɓ Cʝɺȩʑrɡ Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist, has joined Trinity’s medical group. 8 ɞ.ə. tɛ Miʏʜiɳhɢ Dr. Killen helps patients restore loss of mobility and function due to injury or disease and uses techniques such as electromyography and nerve conduction studies to diagnose neuromuscular conditions. She also serves Feel like a teen at... as medical director of Trinity’s RehabCare Center. Medical Education/Practice History • Board certified, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) and Electrodiagnostic Medicine • Medical degree, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle • PM&R residency, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston • Assistant professor, Department of PM&R, and medical director, Comprehensive Outpatient Services, both at Medical College of Ohio • Served as medical director of CHI St. Alexius Health rehab unit in Bismarck from 2000 until the unit closed in 2016 • North Dakota Occupational Therapy Advocate of the Year, 2002 • Fellow, American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine

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End Of Summer Bash Features Annual Block Party & Car Show Shuttle Service Available From Rockers To The Med Group Summer Reading Program Wrap-Up Party At Base Library including bouncy castles, giant slide, and clowns doing face painting and balloons. The Rough Rider Golf Course is offering FREE range balls at their driving range during the event. Club mem- bers will be eligible to win prizes during the Block Party as well. Rockers Bar & Grill will be closed all day to prepare for the Block Party. The Block Party is sponsored by North High- lands Apartments and Villas. No Federal Endorse- ment of Sponsors Intended. Car enthusiasts will defi nitely enjoy the 11th Annual Show & Shine Car Show held on Friday, August 19th from 3-6 p.m. in the park area adjacent The Base Library is hosting the Summer Although summer offi cially ends in September, to the Rough Rider Golf Course. The show fea- Reading Program Wrap-Up Party on Saturday, one of the last big bashes of the season takes tures six classes of cars, trucks, and motorcycles. August 20th beginning at 1 p.m. This FREE place on Friday, August 19th during the annual Each class will be judged by the public with the event is open to all ages. Participants will enjoy Summer Block Party and Show & Shine Car Show. top vehicle in each class receiving the “People’s a variety of games as well as a puppet show. This year the event has a new location and will be Choice” award for their respective division. In ad- The event will also feature the drawings for held in the park area adjacent to the Rough Rider dition, a special “Kid’s Choice” award will be given the grand prize winners of this year’s Summer Golf Course and the 5 MDG parking lot. to the top vehicle overall as determined by the Reading Program. Prizes have been provided A shuttle service will be available from 2:30- votes of the children age 12 and under attending by the DoD and through sponsorship from the 7:30 p.m. to transport people from the Rockers Bar the show. Minot AFB Offi cers’ Spouses’ Club. The top & Grill/Base Theater parking lot to the Med Group An exciting new event will debut at this year’s readers in three age groups will be entered parking lot. Attendees may also utilize their own Show & Shine Car Show with the addition of a into an Air Force-wide grand prize drawing transportation and park in the Med Group parking Burn Out Pit Competition. Any vehicle can enter sponsored by USAA. No Federal Endorse- lot. the competition however the owner must sign a ment of Sponsors Intended. The Block Party features a wide array of ac- waiver to participate. A limited number of entries A special Squadron Trophy will be pre- tivities and events for both young and old. The will be accepted. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. sented to the Minot AFB squadron with the Block Party runs from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with food The 11th Annual Show & Shine Car Show most active duty members participating in the served from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The menu features is sponsored by Tires Plus Total Car Care, VT Summer Reading Program. 705 MUNS won hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, and a drink. Cost is Longhorns, First Command Financial Services, the competition in both 2014 and 2015. $2 per person for club members and $4 per person Tuff Trucks, Jerome’s Collision Center, & Too Dark For more details regarding the Summer for non-members. Motorsports. No Federal Endorsement of Spon- Reading Program, call the Base Library at There will be entertainment for the youngsters sors Intended. 723-3344.

CLUB MEMBER DRAWING ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 19TH WILL BE FOR $850. You must be present to win. Become a club member today to qualif y. Simply visit Rockers Bar & Grill or the Jimmy Doolittle Center to obtain your application. The weekly club member drawing on Friday, August 19th will Stars and Stripes Four Person Scramble - August 27th - 9 a.m. - Golf Course only be held at the Jimmy Doolittle Center. Cost: $30/person - Green fees and cart not included. Call 723-3164 for details. Drawing time varies each week between Sponsored by Morelli’s Distributing Inc. - No Federal Endorsement of Sponsor Intended 5:30-6:30 p.m. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 19

Aug 26 Team Cohesion Challenge Aug 24 Single Airmen Slice Night Aug 25 Off-Base Budget Class The Fitness Center is hosting the Team Cohesion Single Airmen (E-4 and below) are invited to join Planning to move off base? Do you have a func- Challenge - GO RUCK on Friday, August 26th Rough Riders on Wednesday nights from 5-9 p.m. tional budget plan? The Airman & Family Readi- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This challenge is to create for Single Airmen Slice Night. Single Airmen can ness Center is hosting an Off-Base Budget Class a sense of wingmanship and build upon the pillars purchase any available slice of pizza for just $1 on August 25th from 2:30-4 p.m. Airmen will obtain of wellness. Airmen who know they can do amaz- per slice; limit 4 slices of pizza per person. Offer important information on leases, military clauses, ing things will do them in all aspects of their life. is available to all single Airmen (E-4 and below); renters insurance, and so forth. Attendees should The event is open to all DoD I.D. Card holders 16 must show military ID to receive discount. For bring their current LES and have knowledge of their years of age and older. Deadline for registration additional information, contact Rough Riders at bills. Class size is limited; contact the Airman & is August 20th. For more details, call 723-2145. 727-4377. Family Readiness Center at 723-3950 to register Aug 26 Grill Your Own Steak Night Aug 25 Single Airmen Wingman Night or for more information. The Jimmy Doolittle Center invites you to their Grill Calling all single Airmen! Rockers Bar & Grill Aug 26 Friday Night Karaoke Your Own Steak Night on August 26th from 5-7 is hosting Single Airmen Wingman Night every Come and show off your talent during Friday Night p.m. Pick your own delicious ribeye steak (fresh Thursday from 5-7 p.m. Single Airmen can choose Karaoke at Rockers Bar & Grill on August 26th cut to size), chicken breast, or portabello mush- a basket of wings spun in their choice of sauce from 8 p.m. to close. Rockers Bar & Grill has a room and cook it on the patio over a charcoal grill. with one dipping sauce for only $5; price includes great karaoke selection for your enjoyment. For Cost is $1.50 per ounce for steak and $4.50 for drink. For more details, call Rockers Bar & Grill additional information, contact Rockers Bar & Grill either a chicken breast or portabello mushroom. at 727-ROCK. at 727-ROCK. To make your meal even more delicious, the Doolittle Center is featuring a potato bar with all the fi xin’s, marinated salad, and garlic medallions. The potato bar is free for club members and $7 Aug 19 Family Pizza Night Flag Football & Cheerleading Registration for non-members. For more details, call 723-3731. Family Pizza Night returns to the Jimmy Doolittle Registration for Youth Indoor Flag Football and Center on Friday, August 19th from 5-7 p.m. Build Cheerleading is going on now through August Fitness Center Hosting Minot AFB your own personal pizza from a wide array of 26th at the Youth Center. Current immunization delicious toppings, sauces, and crust. Cost is $5 record must be on fi le to register and open to Youth Summer Games On August 30 per pizza for club members of all ages and $7 per Center members only. Flag Football cost is $30 A full-day of fun and friendly competition is pizza for non-members of all ages. For additional for Smart Start ages 3 & 4 and $40 for youth 5-15 planned for the upcoming Minot AFB Summer information, contact the Jimmy Doolittle Center at years of age. Cheerleading cost is $75 for Smart Games on Tuesday, August 30th. The McAdoo 723-3731. Start ages 3 & 4 and $90 for youth 5-15 years of Fitness Center staff is busy making fi nal prepara- For 5th Force Support Job Opportunities, age. Season dates are October 25 to December tions for this popular event scheduled to begin visit www.nafjobs.org 16. Call the Youth Center at 723-2838 for details. at 8:30 a.m. The event is designed to promote morale and team building among Minot Air Force Base personnel. A wide array of sporting activities are set to chal- lenge participants at various skill levels. The goal of the Summer Games is to involve as many people as possible. Events scheduled for August 30th range from traditional sports such as racquetball, one pitch softball, 4x100 Relay, and 3 on 3 bas- ketball to the more unusual sporting activities like the Strong Man Team Sled, Build A Boat, and Slam Dunk Contest. The day will begin with an opening ceremony at Gym Court B in the Fitness Center at 8:30 a.m. Persons interested in participating in the Sum- mer Games events should contact their squadron sports representative for more information and to get your name added to the sign up sheet. Unit registration for the Summer Games is now through August 20th. The day will conclude with an awards ceremony scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at the McAdoo Fitness Center. Individual event winners will be announced and the overall Minot AFB Summer Games Champion Trophy will be presented. For more details, call the Fitness Center at 723-2145.

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69BS CSS wins “Own It” Award MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Ermelinda Torres, 69th Bomb Squadron command support staff, receives the 5th Bomb Wing “Own It” Award at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 5, 2016. Torres overhauled squadron in-processing procedures, allowing new members to expeditiously start Mission Qualifi cation Training. She processed more than 70 performance reports, awards, decorations, and promotion recommendation forms and streamlined OPR and EPR processes, personally ensuring that squadron records are current and that members are promotion board-ready, while decreasing the submission timeline by over 50 percent. Finally, Mrs. Torres selfl essly donated her time to support the Airman’s Attic, enhancing quality of life for Minot AFB Airmen and exemplifying the defi nition of “Own It” both on- and off-duty. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL

B-52 Rocks WE Fest 5th MDSS Airman wins Own It award MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- A B-52H Stratofortress from Minot Air MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Force Base, N.D., fl ies over the WE Fest concert stage in Detroit Lakes, Minn., Staff Sgt. Eliaser Martinez, 5th Medical Support Squadron NCO in charge of storage and distribution, Aug. 5, 2016. Seventeen members of the local Air Force Delayed Entry Pro- epitomized the 5th Bomb Wing commander’s vision of mission ownership. After tragedy struck a pharmacy gram swore in during the music festival . For more than 40 years, the B-52 team member, Martinez stepped in to fi ll the critical role. He consistently surpassed all expectations as a lo- has been the backbone of the manned strategic bomber force for the U.S. gistics technician by not only delivering daily medication orders, but stocking, ordering, and printing barcodes. Additionally, he ensured prompt repairs to the ordering system’s computer and scanner, enabling proper synchronization and accurate accountability. His efforts have enabled the pharmacy to focus on patient care U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS J.T. ARMSTRONG without interruption or delay. Martinez’s unwavering dedication and team spirit demonstrates that he “Owns It!” every day. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 21 22 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRYCLASSIFIEDS www.northernsentry.com | [email protected] | 701.839.0946 | 315 S. Main Ste 202 | PO Box 2183 | Minot, North Dakota

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ARKSDALE AIR aircraft assigned to The total bomber and partners right there in however both aircraft have BFORCE BASE, La. the U.S. Pacific area force came together via the Pacific region.” a long historical role in the -- of responsibility at the two separate operations, The B-2 is known for CBP missions and embody The Indo-Asia-Pacific same time – it’s a first,” both which provide its low-observable or similar capabilities. region is no stranger to said Maj. Gen. Richard opportunities to train “stealth” characteristics Lancers, also known as U.S. bombers. For more M. Clark, 8th Air Force with regional partners and ability to penetrate “Bones,” are multi-role than a decade, the U.S. commander. and demonstrate a shared highly sophisticated heavy bombers able to military has maintained a Though the aircraft have commitment to global defenses while avoiding deliver long-range strikes, deployed strategic bomber appeared together in past security and stability. adversary detection. The offer persistent presence presence in the Pacific, instances in the Pacific The short-term B-2 aircraft is also able to and can carry up to 75,000 focused on enabling AOR, this is the first time deployment is part of a fly at subsonic speeds, pounds of payload. And regional security and all three bombers are there U.S. Strategic Command possesses a 7,000-mile much like the B-52, it’s stability. to conduct integrated bomber assure and deter unrefueled range and not new to the battlefield. To sustain that operations in the region. mission focused on can reach an elevation of “The B-1 force is presence, Eighth Air The Air Force will conducting local sorties, 50,000 feet. coming back to the Force, historically known maximize on the overlap regional training and The B-2 BAAD mission Pacific, bringing years of as “the Mighty Eighth,” of strategic bombers integrating with partner comes at a time when the combat experience from provides combatant by conducting the first nations. During the Air Force is conducting Iraq and Afghanistan with commanders with the integrated bomber deployment, members a Continuous Bomber them,” Bailey said. B-1 Lancers, B-2 Spirits, operation in the Pacific of the 509th Bomb Wing Presence swap out in the For the time being, B-52 Stratofortresses and AOR while all the will hone skills in areas Pacific. examples of every Airmen to support joint bombers are in place in to include command and Approximately 300 strategic bomber will and allied partnerships Guam. control, air refueling, Airmen along with be seen operating from within the region. “This presents a great long-rang navigation while B-1s from Ellsworth the same location within When B-2s deployed opportunity,” Clark directly interacting with AFB, South Dakota, are PACOM’s AOR. to Guam earlier this week said. “By integrating allied military forces. replacing B-52s and their But regardless of with B-1 and B-52 units every platform within “There’s no substitute support personnel from platform, “the Mighty currently operating from this environment, we for operating in theater,” Minot AFB, North Dakota, Eighth will continue Anderson Air Force Base, will strengthen our said Lt. Col. Charles who currently support U.S. to provide combatant it marked a historical first interoperability and Bailey, 8th Air Force Pacific Command strategic commanders the necessary for the Service. demonstrate to our allies deputy director for Plans. deterrence and regional tools to assure our allies, “As a result of we have the capability “Deployments like the training missions. deter our adversaries and simultaneous operations, to strike anywhere, ones to Guam focus unit This is the first time in a enhance regional security we have all three anytime using a variety of training while allowing us decade B-1s will be based within the Indo-Asia- Mighty Eighth bomber methods.” to interact with our allies in the PACOM AOR, Pacific region,” Clark said.