Schriever Kicks Off CFC

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Base Briefs Manage your stress We realize that today you are doing more with less. It is important that we build resilience to deal with our changing environment. The 21st Medical Squadron Mental Health Clinic is offering a stress management class to teach relaxation skills and optimize wellbeing. The class is open to all Schriever personnel. Bring your lunch noon Oct. 23 to the Chapel Resource Room in Building 300, Room 146. Empower yourself to be a resilient person. Class is open to all Schriever U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt personnel. Col. Brian Barthel, 50th Mission Support Group commander (blue), stands in the ring with Adam Edwards, 50th Operations Group technical director, during the sumo- wrestling match at the Combined Federal Campaign kickoff Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Edwards wrestled three commanders including Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Get shot Space Wing commander. The 21st Medical Squadron is hold- ing an influenza vaccination line 8 a.m. By Senior Airman Naomi Griego for the cook-off than last year.” Liquori shared his story about growing up to noon Friday in Building 300, in the 50th Space Wing The event raised more than $450. It also as a military brat and how he chooses which rear section of the auditorium. This is Team Schriever kicked off its 2014 featured a sumo wrestling match between charities to support. He said he had access to open to all active-duty, high risk and Combined Federal Campaign Friday at the commanders including Col. Bill Liquori, 50th many organizations growing up in the mili- retired military. Currently, they will fitness center here. Space Wing commander. tary community and values their importance. not vaccinate any civilians unless they “The kickoff went very well,” said 1st Lt. This year’s CFC theme is “My story... My “I like to give back to organizations that can provide a contract indicating the David Merrill, CFC installation project of- choice... My pledge.” provide children’s activities, contribute to clinic provides it. For more informa- ficer. “We only had a week and a half to or- “Every Airman has a story and I encourage See Kick off page 9 tion, contact the Schriever clinic at ganize it but we had more charities and chili you to share your story,” said Liquori. 567-4455. More Briefs page 8

Sign up for weekly Schriever announcements, news and more. SBSS flies past 4th anniversary Visit www.schriever.af.mil and click “Public Affairs” under featured links. By Scott Prater Schriever Sentinel Members of the 1st Space Operations Squadron Public Affairs gathered to celebrate the Space Based Space Surveillance satellite’s fourth anniversary on orbit recently. The event not only provided an opportunity for Inside squadron members and leaders to celebrate mis- War against breast cancer...... 3 sion success, it also helped fortify a new identity History Highlight...... 5 for 1 SOPS, which has transitioned into a space Transformational leadership...... 6 based space situational awareness squadron in the past 12 months. While the squadron has commanded and controlled SBSS since it reached orbit in September 2010, it also gained a new SSA system, the Geosynchronus Space Situational Awareness Program, this past summer. In June, Air Force Space Command leadership directed 1 SOPS to add command and control of GSSAP to its portfolio of SSA systems, which includes SBSS and the Advanced Technology Risk Reduction satellite. “With leadership’s decision to make 1 SOPS a space-based SSA squadron, we begin the work of truly operationalizing SSA to where the Joint Functional Component Command space com- Courtesy graphic mander will receive truly actionable information,” An artist’s depiction of the Space Based Space Surveillance satellite. The Joint Space Operations Center said Lt. Col. Toby Doran, 1 SOPS commander. uses data collected from SBSS to track orbiting objects in geostationary low and medium earth orbit, providng space situational awareness to U.S. miliitary and commercial space users. Members of the 1st See Anniversary page 6 Space Operations Squadron command and control the satellite. 2 October 16, 2014 Schriever Sentinel Have medical questions? History Quiz Call TRICARE nurse advice line 21st Medical Squadron course of action. Sometimes, it is difficult to know when to seek medi- The NAL offers a variety of solutions for all TRICARE Week of October 16, 2014 cal help for acute health problems, so having access beneficiaries. For pediatric issues, the NAL will route to professional advice at a moment’s notice is invalu- the beneficiary to a pediatric nurse. If follow-up is nec- able. The Military Health System’s new nurse advice essary or requested, the NAL will call the beneficiary line for TRICARE beneficiaries does just that. Since back to check the child’s status a few hours later. The Last week’s answer: On Oct. 8, 1968, the April, TRICARE beneficiaries in the continental United NAL will make same-day appointments, or next-day Space and Missile Systems Organization (now States, Alaska and Hawaii can call 1-800-TRICARE appointments if appropriate, with the beneficiary ‘s Space and Missile Systems Center) requested de- 24/7. Schriever personnel may call 719-524-2273, op- primary care manager for TRICARE Prime beneficiaries velopment proposals for which communications tion 3. who are enrolled to military treatment facilities. If a satellite program? The SAMSO requested pro- The NAL is a team of registered nurses who are avail- same-day appointment is not available, the NAL will direct the beneficiary to the closest urgent care center posals for the Defense Satellite Communications able to answer a variety of urgent healthcare questions. They can help you decide whether self-care is the best and inform the PCM of the referral to avoid point-of- System Phase II satellites. option or if it is better to see a healthcare provider. service bills. All other TRICARE beneficiaries who are This week’s question: On Oct. 23, 1974, There will always be a person on the line to address not enrolled to a MTF will receive professional health advice about their urgent health concern. General Dynamics received a $23.5 million patient concerns. When calling the NAL, a customer service represen- Beneficiaries can still call their PCM or clinic, but contract to develop ground stations and user tative will verify the beneficiary’s eligibility through the the NAL is another option for beneficiaries to access equipment for what satellite program? Defense Enrollment and Eligibility Reporting System. the care they need and want in a timely fashion. Responses to the quiz questions can be emailed Beneficiaries with an acute health care concern will To access the NAL, dial 719-524-2273, option 3, be connected with a registered nurse who will ask or 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273); Option 1 if you are to 50 SW/HO at [email protected]. a series of standard questions to determine the best traveling out of the area.

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By the time I had surgery three months ART DEPARTMENT later, it had grown to just smaller than the Graphic Designers size of a lime. Because the lump was fairly Ryan Hannigan small (by cancer standards) and found early, [email protected] and the cancer hadn’t spread to my lymph Melissa Edwards Courtesy photo [email protected] nodes, I was diagnosed as Stage 2a. On the day of diagnosis, I also found out Staff Sgt. Amanda Dick celebrates her last chemotherapy treatment with her family, May 9, 2014, at Tripler Army Art Director Medical Center, Hawaii. According to the American Cancer Society, about one in eight women in the U.S. are Rowdy Tompkins I have the BRCA1 gene, which puts me at [email protected] an even higher risk for breast and ovarian diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. cancers. Because of family history and this cancer calling out for my mommy. My poor dog was I could find to help my nausea was eating, and Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper gene, I decided to have a bilateral mastec- lying on the bed with a pitiful look of terror, thankfully, I never had issues with food tast- Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever tomy. For me, the surgery wasn’t that bad, because he had no idea what was going on. ing like metal, as so many chemo patients do. Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for and I didn’t have much pain once the drains After the first treatment, I cut my hair However, because food was the only remedy members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views were taken out a week after surgery. The worst short in preparation for it falling out, and that helped my nausea, I gained weight. The of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department part was not feeling like a woman anymore of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. because my head ached like needles were five months of steroids didn’t help either. The appearance of advertising in this publication includ- because of the removal of certain body parts, Throughout eight treatments of chemo, I ing inserts and supplements does not constitute endorse- being stabbed into my scalp. After the second ment by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the something I’m still struggling with today. treatment, my hair did start falling out. I went through a cycle of feeling like crap dur- Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publica- In January 2014, I began the process of could literally run my hands through my hair ing “chemo week,” then starting to feel better tion shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, chemotherapy. Let me tell you, it was not and clumps would be in-between my fingers. the next week only to shock my body with a age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. fun! On the night of my very first treatment, During the five months of chemo, I never treatment, starting the process over again. Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB public I sat on the floor of the bedroom in front of website and based on news releases, features, editorials felt as bad as that first night, but the nausea The further along in my treatments I got, the and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- a trash can, rocking back and forth trying stuck around and drugs never fully helped ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. See Airman page 11 not to throw up, feeling like I was dying and the queasiness go away. 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By Randy Saunders Module and asked to be a command module pilot. He was 50th Space Wing historian selected for the crew of the ill-fated Apollo 13 moon mission Building 400 on Schriever Air Force Base is officially only three days before the launch to replace astronaut Ken named the Jack Swigert Space Operations Facility. Who is Mattingly, who was exposed to the rubella virus. Apollo Jack Swigert and why does Schriever AFB have a building 13, the third planned NASA moon landing mission, ended named for him? suddenly when the service module suffered a rupture in the John Leonard “Jack” Swigert, Jr. was born Aug. 30, 1931, oxygen tank. Swigert, according to fellow Apollo 13 astronaut in Denver. By age 14, Swigert was fascinated with aviation. Jim Lovell, made the now famous announcement, “Houston, Watching planes take off and land at Combs Field, also called we’ve had a problem here.” After engineering the command Sky Ranch. Taking on a newspaper route to earn money for module as a lifeboat, the astronauts returned safely to earth flying lessons, Swigert was a licensed private pilot by age 16. following five days and 23 hours in orbit. He was also active in scouting and sports. Swigert took a leave of absence from NASA in 1973 to Swigert graduated from East High School in 1949 and went serve as executive director of the Committee on Science on to the University of Colorado, playing football for the and Technology in the U.S. House of Representatives. He Buffaloes and earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical resigned from NASA in 1977 and worked in the private Engineering in 1953. Later, Swigert earned a Master of Science sector until 1982. At that time, he left private business and in Aerospace Engineering from Rensselear Polytechnic was elected to the U.S. Congress from Colorado’s new 6th Institute and a Master of Business Administration from the Congressional District. University of Hartford. He was also the recipient of several During his campaign for the U.S. Congress, Swigert de- honorary doctorate degrees. veloped a malignant tumor in his nasal passage. Despite Swigert joined the Air Force following his graduation from the University of Colorado in 1953 and completed pilot train- surgery, the cancer spread to his bones and marrow. On ing and gunnery school at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. He Dec. 19, 1982, he was airlifted from his home in Littleton, served as fighter pilot in Japan and Korea. Following his active Colorado, to Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, duty tour, he served as a jet fighter pilot with the Air National D.C. He passed away there Dec. 27, 1982. Swigert returned Guard in Massachusetts (1957-1960) and Connecticut (1960- to Colorado and is buried at the Mount Olivet Cemetery in 1965). He also worked as an engineering test pilot for North Wheat Ridge. American Aviation and for Pratt and Whitney before joining Swigert was the recipient of many awards including the the NASA. He logged more than 7,200 flight hours with more NASA Distinguished Service Medal and the Presidential than 5,725 in jet aircraft. Medal of Freedom. Building 400 was named in honor of Swigert was accepted into the astronaut corps in April 1966 Jack Swigert 20 June 20, 1986, soon after its completion. This NASA photo as part of Astronaut Group 5, following two unsuccessful memorialization recognizes Swigert’s contributions to the Astronaut John L. “Jack” Swigert, Jr. is shown suited-up for the Apollo attempts. He became a specialist in the Apollo Command United States as a fighter pilot and astronaut. 13 mission.

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By Chief Master Sgt. Joseph Stratil yourself is, does it inspire people? This is a challenge 4th Space Operations Squadron since everyone is different, which is addressed in our For each of us, there is a person in our lives who stands next concept. out, one who doesn’t just motivate us, but makes us want Individualized consideration — Individualized consideration means you treat people as individuals (719) 444.0381 • www.spectrumrehab.net to be a better person. They have a special something — a magical quality we admire or want to emulate. with different strengths, and do not treat everyone as MilitaryAd14-Select dates_Layout 1 9/15/14 4:42 PM Page 1 It is hard to say what that quality is, but it is a strong the same. This includes respecting the fact that people source of motivation. We all leave impressions on one need time to be themselves in addition to having to be another, but some people can leave a lasting impact on the same for the sake of the team (our Air Force). This our lives based on the way they behave and interact. In builds on the concept of diversity and can be a huge my days teaching Professional Military Education, I motivator for people. The key to this concept is that you was introduced to the “Full Range Leadership” model. truly look to help all of your Airmen be as successful they The authors of this concept at Air University have put can. It also means that you respect each person for who SPECIAL LOCAL RATES considerable thought into this subject and it is drawn they are, regardless of how different they are from you. from many leadership theories. My meaning for this This does not mean to pick favorites. It means the op- FOR SELECT DATES article isn’t to replace their words but offer an interpreta- posite — inclusion and acceptance of the various talents, A world away is just minutes away! Join us for a 'staycation' tion of this concept through discussing the “Four Is of cultures and abilities of your teammates. 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Not all examples of inspirational motivation are spiring others to think and rewarding them for their on that scale, but there are examples of this concept in efforts. President Abraham Lincoln was a great example action right here on Schriever Air Force Base. If you of this. He inspired others to think for themselves and have ever felt very motivated to achieve a goal after rewarded them for their efforts when they succeeded. hearing someone give a motivational talk or speech, A person who possesses intellectual stimulation dares chances are inspirational motivation was at work and you to become better than what you currently are. The it had an effect on you. Like the name implies, inspira- methods of doing this are as varied as the people af- tional motivation inspires people to act or be motivated. fected. When done right, intellectual stimulation builds Words can and do inspire, but the example you set can responsible leaders who think and do for themselves, also motivate people. and create other leaders who do the same. Sounds a lot Idealized influence — Simply put, idealized influence like mentoring, doesn’t it? to your newHomeHome means that people follow you due to your work ethic or So some of you are probably thinking, “Do I demon- the example you set. They are motivated by it. Idealized strate these qualities?” Chances are you display one or Find your dream influence can be displayed by hard work, the ability to more of these qualities without realizing it. I have come home... be resilient or calm under pressure, or just plain having to understand these concepts are linked to character. Check out our courage to do an unpopular thing. 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He was resilient, Transformational leaders don’t just manage people, they caring and put his people’s needs before himself. Lipton inspire their followers by words, lead and motivate by influenced his people through daily actions and people the example they set, they are admired for their ability CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP respected him, and more importantly, wanted to be like to challenge us to think, and are respected for way they him. This created a very strong bond with his unit. Each value people as individuals. Transformational leaders of us sets an example, but the question you should ask don’t just lead people, they transform them.

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U.S. Air Force photos/Christopher DeWitt Top: Airmen warm up prior to the 50th Space Wing Warfit Run Oct. 8, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The 50th Mission Support Group led and coordinated the run.

Right: Airmen participate in the 50th Space Wing Warfit Run Oct. 8, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The Warfit Run is held the second Wednesday of each month.

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Service Medal, following Secretary of the Air Force Deborah “The Air Force continues to demonstrate its support to Nominations for currently serving Airmen will be processed Lee James’ May 27, 2014, authorization. the most vital part of the nuclear enterprise — the Airmen,” through their respective chain of command. The medal will be awarded to individuals for their direct said Maj. Gen. Garrett Harencak, Air Force assistant chief A member’s current group commander is considered the support of nuclear deterrence operations. of staff for strategic deterrence and nuclear integration. awarding authority for the medal. Retired or separated Airmen “This service medal provides a clearly visible way to recog- “This medal exists as a tangible way to acknowledge the can submit a request submitted to the Air Force Personnel nize the dedication and professionalism of our Airmen who importance of this mission and the dedication and pride Center recognition section for validation. The award can are the guardians of our nation’s nuclear deterrence. Because that the men and women in the nuclear community show be presented posthumously, as well, so family members of of our success, often times nuclear deterrence operations to their country. Having Secretary of the Air Force-level deceased Airmen can also contact AFPC for information. can be overlooked as a critical function,” said Col. Zannis interest testifies to the importance of this decoration and The medal is currently under development with a projected Pappas, the missile operations career field manager. “The impact on nuclear operations.” date of availability through the Defense Supply System of medal acknowledges the special challenges faced by those The medal will be worn with an “N” device for those who March 2015. Airmen charged with supporting the nuclear enterprise and dispatched to a missile complex for 179 nonconsecutive For more information and full eligibility criteria, go to will be a point of pride by all who wear it.” days in direct support of intercontinental ballistic missile myPers by clicking here. Guard, Reserve, retired and sepa- Service members may be awarded the nuclear deterrence operations or are in direct support of nuclear laden aircraft. rated Airmen and their family members may contact the Air medal if they were assigned, deployed or mobilized to a wing, Only one “N” device will be worn, regardless of the number Reserve Personnel Center at 800-525-0102, for assistance. center or below in support of the nuclear enterprise for 120 of qualifying assignments. An oak leaf cluster will be worn (Information courtesy of the Secretary of the Air Force consecutive days or 179 nonconsecutive days. Subsequent for subsequent awards, which will only be authorized when Public Affairs Office) AF ensures command visibility on substantiated sex-related offenses Secretary of the Air Force The new policy requires commanders to and inclusion of all Airmen at every level. Officer and Enlisted Evaluation Systems, or Public Affairs Office review all records to ensure substantiated “This level of awareness should ensure through the Air Force Board of Correction complaints of sex-related offenses against commanders have knowledge of and fa- for Military Records, Kelly said. WASHINGTON — Air Force officials Airmen, regardless of grade, assigned to, and miliarization with their assigned Airmen’s For this policy, the Air Force considers sex- announced a new policy requiring the inclu- transferred into their command, are anno- histories of sex-related offenses,” Kelly said. related offenses as those defined in Articles sion and command review of information tated in the Airman’s performance report “This also reduces the likelihood repeat of- 120, 125, 120a, 120b, and 120c of the Uniform on sex-related offenses in personnel service or permanent training report. Annotation fenses will escape the notice of subsequent Code of Military Justice, which range from records Sept. 30. of those complaints resulting in conviction or higher level commanders.” rape to stalking. The change was directed in the fiscal year by court-martial, non-judicial punishment The effective date for the notation is Dec. 26, Air Force officials recognize the signifi- 2014 National Defense Authorization Act, or punitive administrative action will be 2013. Commanders will ensure substantiated cant administrative burden associated with requiring the services to document this infor- filed in an Airman’s permanent personnel offenses not previously documented on the initially implementing this policy on the di- mation in service member personnel records. service record. Airman’s performance or training report that rected timeline, Kelly said. To alleviate this “Sexual harassment and sexual assault are “Actively engaged leadership and trans- occurred on or after the effective date will be in the future, data codes are being developed not consistent with our core values, cause great parency are key to eliminating sex-related documented in the Airman’s next evaluation. to allow commanders to quickly identify harm to our Airmen who experience it and offenses,” said Brig. Gen. Brian Kelly, the The policy does not limit or prohibit the Airmen who are assigned to or transferred seriously degrade our mission readiness,” said director of force management policy. “This Airman from challenging or appealing such into their unit. Maj. Gen. Gina Grosso, the director of the Air policy assists with that goal and helps leaders action using the existing appeal process in For more information, contact the legal Force sexual assault and prevention response. foster a climate of mutual respect, dignity line with Air Force Instruction 36-2406, office.

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