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Thursday, May 3, 2012 Vol. 56 No. 18 Tree-rific trees By Lea Johnson 21st Space Wing Public Affairs

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Planting a tree is a gift you give to your children and grandchildren, and Peterson Air Force Base has left many gifts for future generations. In a ceremony outside the R.P. Lee Youth Center April 26, Peterson AFB was presented the Tree City U.S.A. award for the 18th con- secutive year by Andy Schlosberg from the Colorado State Forest Service. In addition, the Growth Award was presented for going above and beyond the Tree City U.S.A. requirements. To be recognized as a Tree City U.S.A., a community must have a tree board or department, a tree care ordinance, a community forestry program with a budget of at least $2 per capita, and an Arbor Day observance and proclamation. “Peterson Air Force Base has shown a commitment to maintain- ing and improving the trees that make up its community forest,” Schlosberg said. Col. Chris Crawford, 21st Space Wing commander proclaimed April 26 to be the Arbor Day observance on the installation. The award was accepted by Lt. Col. Kathy Craver, 21st Mission Support Group deputy commander. Craver recognized Lt. Col. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Howk) Lt. Col. Mark Donnithorne, 21st Civil Engineer Squadron commander, helps plant a tree during the National Arbor Day observance See Trees page 15 April 26 at the R.P. Youth Center.

Air Force Reservists train with U.S. Forest Service to prepare for potential wildland fires

By Tech. Sgt. Peter Dean 302nd Airlift Wing Public Affairs

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — From April 20 through April 23, area residents of southern Colorado, especially those in the remote mountainous areas near the Pike San Isabel National Forest may have received a spectacular view of the underbelly of a U.S. Air Force Reserve C-130 equipped with a U.S. Forest Service Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System. In preparation for the upcoming 2012 wildland firefighting season, the U.S. Forest Service and Reservists from the 302nd Airlift Wing held their annual Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems re-certification and training, April 20 through April 23 here. The training, sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service and jointly conducted by the Air Force Reserve and U.S. Forest Service, included 12 hours of ground and classroom training and 35, C-130 MAFFS training missions. The MAFFS certification missions left Peterson Air Force Base nearly every hour during daylight hours heading west to the Pike San Isabel National Forest. With each generated mission, another aircrew received highly specialized, critical training in sighting and flying with a U.S. Forest Service lead aircraft, flying at the required low altitudes to make the drops effective and dropping water on a specific simulated See Reservists page 15

(U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Adrian Cadiz) A U.S. Air Force Reserve C-130 equipped with a U.S. Forest Service Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System performs a practice water drop just above the trees in the Pike San Isabel National Forest in southern Colorado. In preparation for the upcoming 2012 wildland firefighting season, the U.S. Forest Service and Reservists from the 302nd Airlift Wing held their annual MAFFS re-certification and training, April 20-23 here. The training sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service and jointly conducted by the Air Force Reserve and U.S. Forest Service included 12 hours of ground and classroom training and 35 C-130 MAFFS training missions.

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(U.S. Air Force photo/Luis Harris) Space Observer www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, May 3, 2012 3

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21st Space Wing Commander Col. Chris Crawford Co m m a n d e r ’s Co r n e r Chief of Public Affairs 1st Lt. Holly Hess Editorial Staff Teamwork: Know your role and responsibilities Chief of Internal Information Mr. Steve Brady PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — new to you, but they help re-orient what our Staff Writer About two years ago, I wrote a very similar Col. Kimerlee readiness mind-set should be and serve as Lea Johnson article to this one. The basis was, and is, be- Conner a reminder not to be complacent or to take ing a team player and understanding your things for granted: Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspapers roles and responsibilities, particularly in an 9/11 was a wake-up call for many. For Group, 31 E. Platte Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, emergency situation scenario. Reading the 21st Mission Morgan Stanley top executive Robert Scott, 80903, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. recent report from our last Condor Crest ex- who helped his company survive the heavy Air Force, under exclusive written contract with the Support Group toll from the attacks that day, one leadership 21st Space Wing. This commercial enterprise Air Force ercise, it was apparent that a reminder was in newspaper is an authorized publication for members of order. So, for those of you who read the last commander lesson is particularly clear. “If you wait for a the U.S. military services. article, this will look familiar, but the mes- crisis to begin to lead, it’s too late.” Contents of the Space Observer are not necessarily the sage is enduring. Largely due to disaster contingency plans official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, Teamwork is defined as a cooperative or they knew they were supposed to, and in some and the actions of well-trained managers, the Department of Defense or the Department of the Morgan Stanley, the largest tenant in the Air Force. coordinated effort on the part of a group of instances blatantly doing things they knew The appearance of advertising in this publication, persons acting together as a team or in the they were not supposed to. Either way, this World Trade Center, came through the di- including inserts or supplements, does not constitute interests of a common cause. Examples are is a poor demonstration of teamwork and saster with relatively little loss of life. In the endorsement by DoD, the Department of the Air Force, seen virtually every day in the world around puts us all at risk. A few examples include 20 minutes between the first and second plane or CSMNG, of the products or services advertised. crashes, Morgan Stanley had implemented an Everything advertised in this publication shall be made us. Sports teams are common, but you don’t people failing to properly execute trained available for purchase, use or patronage without regard have to look beyond the gates of Peterson AFB procedures for lockdown, shelter-in-place, evacuation plan which had been put into place to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital to see numerous examples of teamwork in and single entry point. A single individual after the 1993 terrorist attack on the World status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other failing to follow procedures can have grave Trade Center. Most of the Morgan Stanley non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. action! Fortunately, or unfortunately depending on your perspective, recent base exercises effects on everyone else. employees made it off the high floors before Editorial content is edited, prepared and provided by the second plane hit. Because of the evacu- the 21st Space Wing Public Affairs Office, 775 Loring have shown the critical roles each and every We all need to realize real world and ex- ation plan and effective employee drills, the Ave., Suite 219, Peterson AFB, Colo., 80914-1294, (719) member of our “team” plays and how success ercise events provide opportunities to better 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185, fax (719) 556-7848 or DSN death toll of Morgan Stanley’s 3,700 employees (or failure) is a result of the individual’s com- prepare us for worst case scenarios. The exer- 834-7848. All photographs are Air Force photographs who worked in the World Trade Center was mitment to the larger team. cise events are not tailored just for emergency unless otherwise indicated. limited to six people. The Space Observer is published every Thursday. responders, they’re for everyone! During our last exercise, there were some See Teamwork page 14 For advertising inquiries, call Colorado Springs Military very clear examples of people not doing what The following two examples should not be Newspapers, (719) 634-5905. Employees of Peterson Air Force Base who want to place a free classified advertisement should call (719) 329-5210. Articles, announcements, news briefs or feedback for the Space Observer should be submitted to the 21st SW/PA via [email protected]. For further information, Action Line call 21st SW/PA at (719) 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185 or The 21st Space Wing maintains a commander's action line, a direct link to the 21st Space Wing commander. The wing commander e-mail [email protected]. Deadline for article submission is noon the Friday one week before publication. encourages its use. Concerns should be addressed at the lowest possible level in the chain of command and elevated as necessary. All articles, copy and announcements submitted will be edited to conform to AFI Series 35 and the Associated To reach the action line: Press Stylebook and Libel Manual. 21st Space Wing members and its GSUs can call 719-552-2121, DSN 559-2121 or email [email protected]. For information in the event of a Peterson Air Force The Peterson action line, for Peterson AFB items of interest or for the wing’s tenant units, can be reached at 719-556-7777, DSN 834-7777, or Base emergency, contact the Straight Talk line at (719) 556-9154. email [email protected]. Space Observer 4 Thursday, May 3, 2012 www.peterson.af.mil SARC presenter asks: Can I Kiss You?

PUBLISHER By Lea Johnson 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer Kathleen Gobos [email protected] PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Editorial How do you know when it’s time to make your move? Editor That’s the first question comedian Mike Rob Larimer Domitrz asked Airmen who attended his show [email protected] April 19. The answer: Ask. ADVERTISING “Nobody teaches you how to ask,” Domitrz Advertising Director said. Body language is misinterpreted, he said, Sue Hamilton and making a move doesn’t give the other person a choice. [email protected] “By asking you give them the option,” he Tammy Fogall said. [email protected] Domitrz’ show, Can I Kiss You?, was brought to Peterson as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Stacy Brack Month. “The idea is to not be afraid to talk [email protected] about these issues publicly,” said Jeanine Arnold, 21st Space Wing Sexual Assault Classifieds Response Coordinator. Hyrum Choate According to Arnold, many of the people [email protected] who seek assistance mention that they heard (U.S. Air Force photo/Craig Denton) about the SARC through a training or program, Runners launch into this year’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month 5K fun run April 20 at the fitness center. Held by the ART DEPARTMENT such as this one. Sexual Assault Prevention and Response office, the run is intended raise awareness during sexual assault awareness “(Domitrz) has a really great way of draw- month. Victim advocates gave out SAAM T-shirts, towels and bracelets to those in attendance. Art Director ing people in with the humor and being able Rowdy Tompkins to make consent sound like it’s a really cool come up on stage to help act out different may be vulnerable we say it’s none of our busi- thing to talk about,” she said. [email protected] scenarios. Senior Airman Derek Woolbright- ness. However, if it’s someone we love, we’d Initially, Arnold said, the show seems Hutchins, fitness center services journeyman, be the first to speak up. Graphic Designer like it is for a young, single crowd, but re- participated during the show both on stage If a loved one does come forward and admit ally there’s something for people of all ages Mike Reid and from the audience. to being a victim of sexual assault, Domitrz to take away. “It’s heavy but (presented) to you in a way that said the last thing to do is apologize. “Say thank [email protected] Domitrz began performing his show a little you remember because it’s fun,” Woolbright- you for sharing and ask what you can do to more than 10 years ago after hearing that one Hutchins said. help,” he said. of his sisters had been raped. “The strength As well as talking about consent, Domitrz Domitrz’ performance, while light-hearted of my sister after her assault is what inspired also emphasizes the importance of bystander most of the time, stuck with members of the me to want to speak out,” he said. “Over time, intervention and how to support loved ones audience. “As soon as he said that his sister working with audiences on this, what I learned who are victims of sexual assault. (was raped), I just wanted to call my sisters and is that audiences don’t want to be lectured, “Fear is the only thing that stops us from let them know that I was going to be there for they don’t want to be told what to do, they doing the right thing when you know it’s the them if anything happened. It hit me to the want to be engaged and discover options and right thing to do,” he said. core,” Woolbright-Hutchins said. solutions.” Domitrz said this often makes us hypocrites For more information about Can I Kiss You?, During the show, Domitrz had volunteers because when it’s someone we don’t know who visit www.doyouask.com. www.montessorichild.com Winning Smiles For Everyone! ExpEriEncEd, caring and gEntlE Cosmetic Dentistry Bonding & Veneers Root Canal Therapy Childrens Dentistry Crowns & Bridges • Infants / Toddlers • Private Kindergarten Orthodontics • Montessori Preschool • Before / After School Programs Teeth Whitening Oral Surgery Dentures Implants Wisdom Teeth White Fillings Porcelain Laminates Gum Care

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Get green by recycling (U.S. Air Force photo/Jeff Bohn) Bill Morris (front), Blue Star Recyclers president, helps unload a broken dishwasher with the assistance of Nick Moscoso as part of the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron’s collaborative partnership to promote recycling, Earth Day, and reducing landfill burdens. The recycling event was April 26 near the Peterson Base Exchange. Phil Chase, Pollution Prevention Program manager for Peterson AFB, said the Earth Day initiative was funded through the base’s metal recycling program. The program, at no additional cost to the taxpayer, provides a way for servicemembers to recycle material that otherwise might end up in a landfill. Chase said the base is starting a single- stream recycling pilot program with a select group of buildings on Peterson. The end-state goal of this recycling effort and future programs is to reduce landfill issues and promote jobs and a sustainable environment. Space Observer 6 Thursday, May 3, 2012 www.peterson.af.mil April 28 marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Peterson Air Force Base By Jeff Nash and aerial mapping squadrons for combat Peterson Air and Space Museum service. Aerial reconnaissance was a critical capability and it was needed in combat areas quickly. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — The first troops arrived on May 13. First In April of 1942, America’s situation looked living in tents on the base, they were later grim. It entered World War II almost five placed in the Colorado Springs area until months earlier, following Japan’s attack on barracks were built. Many were housed tem- Pearl Harbor and other military bases in porarily at Colorado College. Retired Air Hawaii. There were defeats and set-backs all Force Chief Warrant Officer James Chastain over the Pacific, as America lost ground in described the new base as “just sagebrush, the Philippine Islands, Guam, Wake Island jack rabbits, and rattlesnakes” when he ar- and elsewhere. rived here in June 1942. Chastain was an A daring attack on Tokyo, Japan on April aerial photographer and camera repairman 18 by Lt. Col. James Doolittle with a handful with the 7th Photographic Reconnaissance of U.S. bombers provided a much-needed Squadron, the first Army Air Forces flying boost to morale as America built up more unit to arrive at the base. strength to strike back. Part of that build- “Some of my squadron mates lived in the up began 10 days later here in Colorado Kaufman Building (a Colorado Springs de- Springs. partment store) and took baths at the City On April 28, 1942, Army Air Forces of- Auditorium down the street,” Chastain ficers in downtown Colorado Springs is- said. “I lived first at a youth camp near the sued General Order Number 1, establishing present-day Air Force Academy before being Colorado Springs Army Air Base and the sent up to Lowry Field in Denver. Since we Photographic Reconnaissance Operational didn’t have any suitable runways yet, our air- Training Unit. They selected the Colorado planes were flown and maintained at Lowry.” Springs Municipal Airport, established in the Construction crews completed new runways mid 1920s, as the site for the new air base. in August 1942, and skies over Colorado Construction began at a fast pace within a Springs soon buzzed with reconnaissance week of base establishment. versions of P-38 “Lightning” fighters and The base’s first commanding officer, Lt. larger B-25 “Mitchell” and B-17 “Flying Col. David W. Hutchison, arrived on May 6. Fortress” bombers. Initial base construc- He and his staff immediately went to work tion was completed in summer of 1943 and overseeing base construction and organiz- cost nearly $13 million. ing the new photo reconnaissance training (U.S. Air Force photo) In December 1942, the base was renamed Peterson Army Air Base in honor of 1st Lt. Edward J. Peterson. school. The school’s mission was to orga- See Peterson page 14 nize, train and deploy new reconnaissance Peterson was a Colorado native and died from injuries received in a plane crash at the base in August 1942. MOM DESERVES A FREE WEEK! ¡MAMÁ MERECEG UNAET SEMANA GRATIS! — OBTÉN UNA SEMANA GRATIS AL PAGAR UNA SEMANA EN W CUALQUIEREEK CONTRATO NUEVO* OFERTA TERMINA EL 12 DE MAYO GET ONE ONE WEEK TROY AIKMAN HULK HOGAN HALL OF FAME PRO WRESTLER QUARTERBACK FREEUNTIL FREEWHEN ONE WEEK IS PAID* ON ANY NEW AGREEMENT MOTHER’S SALE ENDS DAY * W AID HE IS P MAY 12 N ONE WEEK

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From Defense Travel Management be applied towards a new ticket purchased Office Dispatch by the same traveler within the time frame completes PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — established by the airline, generally with a Department of Defense travelers frequently hefty penalty. the meal ask why they can’t use low airfares that they Whenever a traveler changes a restricted find on Internet travel sites. DOD policy re- ticket, the traveler must pay a change fee in quires tickets for official travel be purchased addition to any increase in the ticket based through the contracted commercial travel on what fares are available at the time the office. However, the truth is, under the right change is made. Therefore, the traveler and circumstances they can purchase lower-cost, approving official must consider how likely restricted airfares for official travel it is that the trip will not be changed or can- To do so, they must first get approval celed, as well as what the likelihood is that from their travel authorizing official and the traveler will be able to re-use the ticket they must be sure that they don’t violate any within the timeframe required by the airline of the rules related to the General Services if the trip is canceled. Administration’s contract City-Pair Program. Travelers whose plans change frequently, In addition, they need to weigh the savings or travel at the last minute, generally are not against the potential additional costs related good candidates for restricted tickets. Each to changing or canceling a ticket. Under the airline has different rules, change fees, and rules for the city-pair program, travelers can penalties, so the traveler and approving of- purchase any ticket at a cost lower than the ficial must read the particular airline’s fare City-Pair fare if the fare is available to the general public. They cannot use a lower-cost rules carefully before deciding to purchase fare that is limited to government travelers a restricted ticket. Purchasing a cheaper re- such as a discount government or category stricted ticket should be considered if a trip “Z” fare. In addition, they must use a U.S. has very firm start and end dates, such as a flag carrier, if available, and they can only conference, and the traveler is unlikely to fly on DOD approved airlines. be recalled home or elsewhere. If the cost Finally, if the airline that has the contract difference between a restricted ticket and a for the City-Pair also offers the same reduced City-Pair ticket is greater than any change fee fare, then the traveler must purchase the re- penalty, the restricted ticket could be a good duced fare ticket from that City-Pair carrier. way to save government resources. The advantage with the City-Pair Program is For more travel related concerns, call the that the tickets are unrestricted, which means 21st Space Wing Passenger Travel Office at they can be changed without any penalties 556-5179. any size soft drink and are fully refundable, if canceled. With re- To view more travel related news and up- stricted fare tickets, they are non-refundable, dates, go to http://www.defensetravel.dod. or sweet tea for and the value of any canceled tickets can only mil/site/dispatch.cfm. à la carte

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By Lea Johnson push through at the last minute,” he said. 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer Hurt is a unit trainer for the 721st SFS. When his name was announced at the banquet, Hurt said he was in disbelief. “I PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Two of the 21st was sitting there with five other candidates and I saw most of Space Wing’s Airmen have been recognized as the best of the their packages. I was thinking these guys have just as good of best in Air Force Space Command. a chance as I do,” he said. Senior Airman Nicholas Hurt, 721st Security Forces Squadron, Hurt’s accomplishments include being the only E-3 to lead a was named AFSPC Outstanding Airman of the Year in the mission “outside the wire” while deployed to Bagram Airfield, (U.S. Air Force photo) airman category, and Capt. Kirk Greene, 21st Mission Support Capt. Kirk Greene, 21st Mission Support Group Afghanistan, and putting out a vehicle fire at a fuel point. He Group executive officer, was named AFSPC AOY in the com- executive officer, was named AFSPC AOY in the pany grade officer category during a banquet honoring the AOY was also the designated radio telephone operator for 38 mis- company grade officer category during a banquet nominees April 12. sions while deployed. honoring the AOY nominees April 12. “It was all a surprise and, at the same time, it was exciting and For Greene, the AFSPC level award marks the end of the thrilling to be recognized at that level,” Greene said. road as the Air Force does not have a CGO category for its 12 To be eligible for the AFSPC-level award, both Hurt and Greene Outstanding Airman of the Year award. had to win Outstanding Airmen of the Year at the group-level “I’m appreciative to have this opportunity. I appreciate all and the 14th Air Force-level. the support that my supervisors have provided along the way Greene was previously the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron as well as all the support from the folks within my flight and Asset Management flight chief. “The whole reason I even took the time to write (a package) on myself is because I had a lot of those folks over in Afghanistan. Nobody does something like deployment bullets that I could pull from,” he said. this without good teams and I certainly had great teams helping Greene spent the first half of 2011 as a member of the Paktia me out and wonderful leadership,” Greene said. Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan where he over- Hurt’s package will be reviewed by the Air Force OAY se- saw $46 million in humanitarian construction, commanded 44 lection board. The Air Force OAY award recognizes 12 out- combat patrols, and contributed to suppress five insurgents and standing, active-duty enlisted professionals in a range of grades protect U.S. service members. representing a cross section of career fields for superior leader- The second half of the year, Greene spent managing the infra- ship, job performance, community involvement, and personal structure at Peterson as the 21st CES Asset Management flight achievements. chief. “I oversaw the real estate property and infrastructure for (U.S. Air Force photo) the entire base of Peterson and provided support to all the other Winners will be notified this summer and will be recognized Senior Airman Nicholas Hurt, 721st Security Forces (geographically separated units). Some of the bullets captured in September at the Air Force Association’s Annual Air and Space Squadron, was named AFSPC AOY in the airman some big leases that were coming due that I was able to help Conference and Technology Exposition in Washington, D.C. category during a banquet honoring the AOY nominees April 12. success

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CAPE COD AIR FORCE STATION, Mass. — Early warning radars have been a work-horse of the United States’ missile warning network for more than 30 years. This network, called the Integrated Tactical Warning and Attack Assessment network, is comprised of multiple systems which detect and track intercontinental and sea-launched ballistic missiles. These sites also work as collateral sensors in the Space Surveillance Network, tracking earth-orbiting satellites and reporting the information to the Joint Space Operations Center at Vandenberg AFB, Calif. The Northern Hemisphere is home to six of these U.S. and allied ground-based early warning radar sites, which all contribute to the ITW/AA network. Of the six sites, the two radars located at Clear AFS, Alaska, and Cape Cod AFS, operate the Pave Phased-Array Warning System, initially designed for cold-war era threats and space traffic, while the rest have undergone major system modifications in the past decade. To compensate for an older system design in the face of modern threats and a congested space environment, the 6th Space Warning Squadron, known as Team Six, at Cape Cod AFS, is continually innovating and executing a number of (U.S. Air Force photo) little-to-no cost initiatives to enhance operations and increase The 6th Space Warning Squadron, located at Cape Cod Air Force Station, Mass., operates a Pave PAWS early warning radar. Despite operating a 30-year- the radar’s mission effectiveness. old system, Team Six has discovered a number of innovative initiatives to enhance operations and increase the radar’s mission effectiveness. For example, Team Six site analysts and tacticians have been searching for methods to increase the amount of radar more accurate data to improve space situational awareness, Team Six has moved many internal processes to SharePoint resources devoted to space surveillance mission planning, which helps protect both manned and unmanned space to improve knowledge management and sharing, and to without degrading missile warning capability. The team platforms and the national investment they entail. Improved streamline coordination and facilitate feedback from ex- identified a default radar setting that might be adjusted space situational awareness is critical to achieving the wing’s ternal organizations. and, after conducting a three-day test in November 2011, Sometimes, change is an internal idea; at other times, national security objectives in space. realized better than expected results. The radar acquired 9 change is driven by pressure from outside or above the percent more satellites and detected 28 percent more small The results from early initiatives have led to a micro- organization. Along with other ground-based radar sites objects. renaissance of ideas in Team Six and has encouraged per- See Innovation page 15 The increase in smaller and total objects tracked provides sonnel at all levels to contribute to innovation. For example,

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May is Military Appreciation Month - Active Duty Military Ride Free Colorado Springs, Transit Services Division, is honored to serve you. All active duty members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard and Reserves ride free on the local xed-route city buses. To ride free, active duty military personnel must present, to the driver, an active ... can be found in our Classified Section. duty military ID card or wear the appropriate uniform at time of boarding. O er applies to xed-route service only. For advertising information call 329-5236 Space Observer www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, May 3, 2012 11 Calendar / Base Briefs National prayer luncheon ghetti dinner from 5-7 p.m. May 10. Join an employer with summary of your skills, The 2012 National Prayer Luncheon is Movie night them for food and fellowship, or call 556- achievements, experience, education, special The 21st Force Support Squadron of- 4442 for information. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. May 3 at The Club; cost knowledge and training. Don’t know where for the lunch is $5. The guest speaker is Jerry fers movie night each week at the base Schemmel, a sportscaster for the Colorado auditorium. All films Spouses appreciation day to begin? Attend this class. Call 556-6141 Rockies and a survivor of the United flight are free and open The Armed Services YMCA is having a to register. 232 crash. RSVP to the chapel at 556- to all eligible users military spouse appreciation day from 10 4442. of Peterson AFB and a.m.-2 p.m. May 10 at 2190 Jet Wing Dr. There Small business seminar their guests (IDs are will be free haircuts, massages, a fashion Housing website required for all films show and more. Limited childcare is avail- The Airman and Family Readiness Center Airmen and their families now have except those rated able by reservation. For information, call offers a small business seminar from 9 a.m.- G or PG). Popcorn an online resource to help them learn 622-9622. noon May 17, conducted by SCORE. Get ex- about housing options available at their and soda are free, too! new duty station. The Air Force Housing A complete schedule is Health fair pert details on what it takes to start a small website at www.housing.af.mil provides in- available at www.21fss.com The Peterson AFB Fitness Center is host- business and determine if small business is or call 556-8383. formation on family and unaccompanied ing a health fair from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. May for you. Call 556-6141 to register. housing available at Air Force installations 7:30 p.m. May 4: Arthur Christmas, 11. There will be free food and more than world-wide. It also provides information on Rated PG for some mild rude humor. 30 vendors from local and base-affiliated local communities near Air Force instal- 100 minutes. health and wellness programs including a Spouses club meets lations, school district information, local 1 p.m. May 5: Happy Feet 2, Rated PG mixed martial arts demonstration; admis- The Peterson Spouses' Club is having a for some rude humor and mild peril. weather and other useful resources that will sion is free. For information contact Senior scholarship reception from 2-4 p.m. May 19 at help Airmen and their families become fa- 104 minutes. Airman LaDashia McKoy at 556-4462. the Peterson Air and Space Museum to recog- miliar with their new homes. 7 p.m. May 5: Joyful Noise, Rated PG- Help spread the word about this important 13 for some language including a sexual Armed Forces run nize its scholarship recipients. Refreshments resource to ease the transition of Airmen and reference. 118 minutes. The 21st Force Support Squadron is hold- and cake will be served. Seven high school their families to their new homes, and allow ing an Armed Forces Community Run at graduates and three military spouses will Airmen to focus on their mission. 8 a.m. May 12. The 5/10k Fun Run/Walk sessment, relocation and much more. This is open to the public; online registration is be receiving scholarships, compliments of LinkedIn seminar is optional; spouses are welcome. encouraged. Go to www.21fss.com for more funds raised by the PSC and the Thrift Shop. The Airman and Family Readiness Center Call 556-6141 to register. information. For information contact Lorelei Gonzalez at offers LinkedIn networking workshop from 8-10 a.m. May 4. Learn how to use social Career tracks Behavioral interviewing [email protected] or Gina Wood media and career management strategies, The Airman and Family Readiness Center The Airman and Family Readiness Center at [email protected] for reservations get up to speed with networking techniques, offers Career Tracks for Military Spouses offers a behavioral interviewing class from and market your employment potential. Call from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. May 10-11 at the 1-3 p.m. May 15. This class specifically targets Job fair 556-6141 to register. U.S. Air Force Academy. the interview. The class is open to active and retired mili- Review interviewing questions and know The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Hiring TAP workshop tary spouses. The comprehensive two-day how to answer them without the common Our Heroes Career Fair is May 30 at The The Airman and Family Readiness Center career planning workshop helps discover, canned response. Learn about informational Club. 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com or call 556-4867. WHITEWATER RAFTING Escape summer’s heat. Go on a half-day raft trip down Bighorn Sheep Canyon and its exciting Class III-IV rapids – or on a full-day raft trip down both Bighorn Sheep Canyon and the scenic, 1200-foot-deep Royal Gorge with its awesome Class V rapids. This is one of the coolest things to do in Colorado in the summer. Trips run every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from May 25 through Aug. 12. Half-day $50; full-day $80. All trips include round trip transportation, equipment, guides and lunch – plus all the thrills and adrenaline you can handle. For more information, call Outdoor Recreation at 556-3009. BEST OF THE SOUTHWEST – ROCK AND RIVER Raft through beautiful Labyrinth Canyon on the Green River in Utah July 23-29, go rock climbing just outside of Moab and learn from professional, certified climbing guides, and hike Arches National Park. We’ll do a tour of Moab and stop at the Moab Brewery for local pub fare. The river and land camps are beautiful, and the food will be bountiful – a luxurious trip with exciting elements few get to experience. For details and to sign up, call Outdoor Recreation at 556-4867. Free general admission vouchers for Sky Sox are available now at ITT, Building 640, 556-1760. All DOD ID cardholders can get up to 10 free vouchers for the game. ALWAYS ON THE RUN Vouchers must be redeemed for actual game tickets at the Sky Sox ticket window, open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. To check ticket availability, call 591-SOXX. The Fitness Center holds an informal running club that goes for a 5k run at 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays. They start behind the Bowling 2012 ARMED FORCES ID cardholders, the Peterson AFB Fitness AIR FORCE APPRECIATION NIGHT Center. Call 556-4462. COMMUNITY RUN Center, or they can be picked up the morning WITH THE SKY SOX The Stars & Stripes Running Club, hosted of the race at the start area. by the CGOC, usually holds fun runs the first Peterson Air Force Base will host an Armed Watch the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, the Race village will include live music by Blue and third Wednesday of the month at 4:30 Forces Community Run May 12. The 5k/10k Triple-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, as p.m. Due to scheduling conflicts this month, run begins at 8 a.m. and is open to everyone; Steel and sponsor and vendor booths. they play the New Orleans Zephyrs, Triple-A the runs will be held on May 16 and 30. So no DOD ID is required. It is a timed event. There will also be an America’s Kids Run affiliate of the Miami Marlins, in a thrilling join us at 4:30 p.m. in front of The Club. The Entry fee is $30; runners will get a running beginning at 10 a.m. the same day at Peterson game May 18 at Security Services Field, 4385 group will meet afterwards for socializing in shirt, time chip, water bottle, beverages and AFB. Register online at http://americaskid- Tutt Blvd. The gates open 5 p.m.; game time Stripes Pub. Call 556-0660 or 556-0006. refreshments. srun.org. For information, call the RP Lee is 6:05 p.m. Enjoy the playful antics of mascot On that same day, deployed Airmen at Youth Center at 556-7220. Sox the Fox and the team’s thrilling Friday SPORTS & FIELD DAY PREP Thule Air Base, Greenland; Cape Cod Air Sponsors include USAA and Hard Fireworks. In case of inclement weather, the Force Station, Mass.; Cavalier AFS, N.D.; Nutrition (no federal endorsement of spon- game will be rescheduled. MEETINGS Clear AFS, Alaska; Bagram Air Base, sors intended.) For questions about the run, Free general admission vouchers are avail- Unit sports reps are meeting and organiz- Afghanistan; Thumrait AB, Oman; Djibouti, call 556-2767. able now at ITT, Building 640, 556-1760. ing participation for the Team Pete Sports & Africa; Manas, Kyrgyzstan; and southwest All DOD ID cardholders can get up to 10 Field Day June 28. Meetings are scheduled Asia will be running with us. CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY free vouchers for the game. Vouchers must for 2 p.m. May 17 and June 14, in Stripes Pre-registration is available through Mother’s Day Brunch. Give Mom the day be redeemed for actual game tickets at the Pub, located in The Club, Building 1013. For May 4. After May 4, all registration will be off. Treat her to brunch on Mother’s Day, May Sky Sox ticket window, open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. details, call 556-8069. at the start area on race day. You can pick 13 at The Club where she can choose from a Monday-Friday, and we suggest doing so be- up a registration form and register in per- ADVENTURES GALORE with large selection of savory entrees: slow roasted fore game day. To check ticket availability, son at Runners Roost, 121 N. Tejon St., the beef, chicken Marsala, seafood Newberg, call 591-SOXX. OUTDOOR RECREATION – 556- Boulder Running Company, 3659 Austin pulled pork, lemon sole, snow crab legs, Future military appreciation games with 4867 Bluffs Parkway, and, for DOD ID cardhold- the Sky Sox are scheduled for June 20, July 18, ers, the Peterson AFB Fitness and Sports peel-and-eat shrimp, plus a variety of side All costs are per person. Sign up at least dishes, traditional breakfast items, dessert Aug. 15 and Aug. 29. Vouchers are generally 48 hours in advance for all day trips. Call Center, Building 560. To register online, go available two weeks before game date. to www.21fss.com. station including sugar-free desserts and the Outdoor Rec at 556-4867. Race materials, including race number, popular chocolate fountain, our new grill sta- GOING TO MOAB NEW! Zipline Adventure, May 12. Sign can be picked up May 4-11 at Runner’s Roost, tion with omelets to order, and a kids’ brunch up early! Outdoor Recreation is going to Moab, Boulder Running Company, and, for DOD bar. $22.95 for adults (Club members get a $3 Tandem Skydiving, May 19 and June 16. Utah, June 1-3. We’ll enjoy a sunset jetboat discount), $6.95 ages 6-12, free for ages 5 and Sign up at least two weeks in advance. tour, a four-wheel-drive excursion, half-day younger. Seatings are 10 and 11 a.m.; 12:30 NEW! Outdoor Living Skills Series. rafting/kayaking, a hike in Arches National Dutch Oven Cooking – May 23 and June and 1:30 p.m. Mother’s Day is the busiest day Park, a barbecue at a riverside ranch, and a for restaurants, so make reservations soon. 20; Shelters/Stoves – June 13. Cost is $5-$15 campfire social. The campground is located depending on class taken. Sign up at least 48 Call The Club at 574-4100. in town, so it has bathrooms and shower fa- hours in advance. Mom Bowls Two Free Games. Mothers cilities, playgrounds and even a pool! Cost is Whitewater Rafting, every Friday, Saturday can bowl two free games 1-7 p.m. May 13 at just $325/person and included are five meals, and Sunday beginning May 25. Half-day and the Bowling Center, 556-4607. roundtrip transportation, jetboat tour, raft- full-day trips available. Sign up at least 48 Zipline Adventure. When Mom tells you ing and four-wheel-drive trip tickets, and hours in advance. to zip your lip, you tell her it’s her turn to Arches National Park entrance fee. This is Rock Out! Beginner outdoor Rock get zipped. Take her on a Zipline adventure a great price and we expect this trip to fill Climbing Class, June 8 and 23. Sign up at with Outdoor Rec on May 12. Call 556-4867 quickly. Sign up at least two weeks in ad- least 48 hours in advance. for details. vance. Complete details are on www.21fss. Horseback Riding, June 9 and 23. Sign up Space Observer www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, May 3, 2012 13 at least one week in advance. Whitewater Inflatable Kayak Trips, available Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays or upon request. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance. Best of the Southwest Rock and River Adventures, July 23-29. Spend three days rafting through Labyrinth canyon on the Green River and see the many historical and archeological sites on the way. Enjoy rock climbing on the world-famous red rocks just outside of Moab and learn how to climb from our experienced, certified rock guides. We’ll visit Arches National Park, do a tour of Moab, and stop in the Moab Brewery for local pub fare. A luxurious trip with excitement few get to experience. The river and campsites are beautiful; the food is bountiful. Just $450/ person for unforgettable week. Sign up by July 15. Build Your Own Trip. We can take you anywhere under the sun. Let us work with you to help make your outdoor dream adventure come true. Call 556-4867 or 556-7753, or email peterson.outdoor.rec@peterson. af.mil. RV Storage Lot. Store your RV at Outdoor Rec’s storage lot. AERO CLUB – 556-4310 May 12 – April make-up Safety Meeting, 10 a.m., Hangar 133 May 29 – Safety Meeting, 5:45 p.m., at The Club, Bldg. 1013. May 9 & 24 - $5 off/hour on any T41C May 22 & 30 - $10 off/hour on the R182 May 3 & 17 - $10 off/hour on any T41B Every Sunday in May (wet rates) - $5 off/ Outdoor rec offers a best of the southwest trip July 23-29. Raft through beautiful Labyrinth Canyon on the Green River, Utah, go rock climbing near Moab and hike hour on any single engine aircraft; $10 off/ Arches National Park. For details and to sign up, call Outdoor Recreation at 556-4867. hour on any twin engine aircraft. AQUATICS CENTER – 556-4608 May 11. for you when you need us. Carnival Cruise Sunday for ages 9 to 18 years June 9, 10, 16, Learn to Swim – Take lessons at the Aquatic 2012 Armed Forces Community Run/ Lines – Military discounts available on most 17, 23. Also offering four 60-minute classes Center. Call for dates and times. Walk – 8 a.m. May 12. sailings. from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday for Climbing the walls? Make a big splash Peterson Running Club – Meet 11:30 a.m. ages 4 to 8 years June 9, 10, 16, 17. For details when you try our climbing wall at the Aquatic Tuesdays behind the Bowling Center. RP LEE YOUTH CENTER – 556- and to sign up, call 556-7414. Center. Inline Hockey – 5 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at the inline rink behind the 7220 Tournaments for 2012. See the complete Rent-A-Pool - Rent the pool for your pri- list of tournaments at www.petersonafbgolf. vate event – an intimate gathering or a group Fitness Center. You Got Talent – Last day to sign up is com. of 50 maximum. For details, call 556-4607. May 4; tryouts are May 11. Performance 6 ITT / ARTS & CRAFTS – Building p.m. May 18 at the base auditorium. Book your private party at the 19th Hole BOWLING CENTER – 556-4607 640, 556-1760 America’s Kids Run – 10 a.m. May 12, free. Grill. We will customize any menu to ensure Moms can bowl two free games 1-7 p.m. Tickets on sale now at Information, Tickets Part of the 2012 Armed Forces Community your event is memorable. We have a wonder- on Mother’s Day May 13. and Travel, Building 640. Run. Register at www.americaskidsrun.org. ful location with a great view. For details, Lunch special every Monday-Friday at the Elitch Gardens Amusement Park – Tickets Call 556-7220 for information. call 556-4558 or 556-7233. Strike Zone Café. Visit www.21fss.com or $28 each; buy 3, get 1 free. Joint Teen Lock-In – 8 p.m.-8 a.m. June Free regripping. Purchase your grips from call 556-4607. Denver Aquarium – Adults $14, Child 9, $20. our retail shop and we’ll install them for COVA/Peterson Co-op groups meet at On your birthday – Bowl one game free! $7.50. free! Party Time - Have your squadron party Batman Live: The Crime-Fighting Arena RP Lee Youth Center April 10, 17 and 24. or your child’s birthday party here. New Spectacular, October 23-24 at the Colorado Grades K-5 from 10 a.m.-noon; grades 6-12 packages are available. Call 556-4606 for Springs World Arena. Ticket prices range from noon-2 p.m. Monthly parent meeting, LIBRARY – 556-7462 details. from $79.50 to $32.50. April 26. Reading is So Delicious – The summer Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Babysitting Class – April 14, Basic Class, reading program begins June 4 and con- THE CLUB & STRIPES PUB – 556- Circus: Dragons, June 7-10 at the Colorado $30, 8 a.m.–1 p.m.; Advanced Class (includes cludes July 14 with an outdoor party from CPR), $45, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Springs World Arena. Tickets are $20.75 and 10 a.m.-noon. 4181 Parents Night Out – 7-11 p.m. May 11, A Club membership campaign runs May $13.50. Story Time –Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. WWE Smackdown, 7 p.m. July 10 at the $24/child. 14 to July 13. New members will be able to Home Alone Class – Free for ages 10 & Ask about Universal Class with online get three months of free dues and they will Colorado Springs World Arena. Active duty personnel can get one free ticket at the WA older, 4:30-5:30 p.m. May 10. classes available on almost any imaginable get instant-win scratch tickets good for a topic. $5 - $100 value FSS gift card. box office ($18 value). For additional tickets, purchase discounted tickets at ITT. SILVER SPRUCE GOLF COURSE Special Lunch Buffets, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS May 4 – Cinco de Mayo; May 9 – Southern; Framing Classes available. Framing Class – 556-7414 May 16 – Hawaiian; May 24 – Ribs & Chicken; is offered Monday – Friday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 Peterson Ladies Golf Association Golf – CENTER – 556-6141 p.m. or 1–4 p.m., cost $25 plus materials. May 31 - Mongolian. They play golf 9 a.m. every Thursday morning Military & Family Life Consultant – (719) Please call 556-1731 for information. Special Evening Dinners –May 18 – Prime April through October. For details, call Val Fingerprinting service is available for non- 640-9961. Rib. at 597-4748 or Doris at 598-1300. official business. Exceptional Family Member Program & Peterson Perk – We proudly brew Starbucks The 1-2-3 Tournament – May 12. Two- Portraits – Just $20. Mommy & Me and School Liaison Officer – 556-6141. – coffee, espresso, mocha, latte, frappuccino! person teams will play 18-holes with a rotat- Daddy & Me photos taken 1-4 p.m. May Classes/Programs – Include: Financial Now open inside the lobby of The Club. Open ing six-hole format to be determined prior 20 at the base auditorium. Call ITT at 556- 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday. to start of play. Six holes will be played as Planning – May 31; Bundles for Babies – May 1760 for an appointment. Get your portrait Bingo Bonanza – Early birds arrive 6 p.m. a best ball, six as a select shot, and six as 24; Basic Resume – May 16; Small Business professionally framed at the Frame Shop, Mondays and Thursdays. Two great chances alternate shot. 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Why was Morgan Stanley so comparative- ly fortunate? It certainly was not luck; it was because their employees knew exactly what they were supposed to do. Every few months, 3,700 employees in the South Tower would be marched down the long winding stairwell of one of the world’s highest skyscrapers and out of the building, just for practice. On 9/11, the evacuation was real. While on a smaller scale than the mass dev- astation of the World Trade Center attacks, the shootings at Fort Hood indicate a threat that can be proportionately devastating and realistic on a military installation. An active shooter is generally described as an individual(s) actively engaged in killing people in a confined and populated area. Typically, there is no pattern or method to the selection of their victims. While our first responders are trained to address active shooter threats and our protocols are documented in base plans, it is important to know your own role, and how you would personally respond to these incidents. Survival is a natural instinct. Coupled with the right tools, the chances of surviving an active shooter event increases dramatically. It does not matter if it is a terrorist attack, an active shooter event, or a natural disaster; (U.S. Air Force photo) none of us are immune, we are all susceptible Peterson Field construction in early 1943. At foreground is Building 365, which is occupied today by the Canadian Forces Support Unit. to being casualties. We regularly conduct exercises to practice our ability to survive when heart of the school. Before the school closed in summer of 1944, confronted with such situations. Surely many hundreds of B-24 crew members passed through Peterson Field of you have grumbled and joked just like the Peterson for two to three months training in strategic bombing. employees of Morgan Stanley when you have From page 6 Peterson Field then took on fighter pilot training, with the had to participate in such exercises. I can assure 268th Army Air Forces Base Unit using P-40 “Warhawk” fight- you the Morgan Stanley employees no longer Most buildings were temporary, or in the words of the time, ers. The 72nd Fighter Wing, also headquartered here during this make light of practicing; they know it can and “built for the duration of the war.” Many of these buildings time, oversaw operations at 11 other fighter training bases in did save their life. survive today, including Building 391 (currently occupied by 4th the Midwestern United States. Fighter training took place until As we conduct base exercises, I encourage all Manpower Requirements Squadron), Building 365 (Canadian April 1945, when the base transitioned again into an Army Air of you to know what your role and responsibili- Forces Support Unit), and supply warehouses and office build- Forces instructor school. ties are in each scenario and to participate with ings currently used by the 21st Logistics Readiness Squadron. As World War II drew to a close in August 1945, so did the the urgency you would as though it were real. Many original aircraft hangars and maintenance shops also need for Peterson Field. The base closed in December 1945 No matter whether you’ve been directed to take exist today along the Peterson flight line. and the property returned to Colorado Springs as the United cover, execute a lockdown, shelter in place, or In December 1942, officials changed the base name to Peterson States demobilized from war. Apart from two brief reactiva- restrict access to a single point of entry, every- Army Air Base, in honor of 1st Lt. Edward J. Peterson, operations between 1947 and 1949, the base belonged once again to one else on the team expects you to do your tions officer of the 14th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron. A jackrabbits and rattlesnakes. But as the 1950s approached, a part to the best of your ability. While many may Colorado native, he died from injuries received in a plane crash new threat emerged. A new conflict known as “the Cold War” view these activities as an inconvenience, they at the base the previous August. The base was commonly called began. Along with the new U.S. Air Force, Peterson AFB was have a purpose and that purpose is survival, Peterson Field, or “Pete Field” for short. reborn in 1951 and played a large role in that conflict. and we all have an interest in that! Reconnaissance training continued into late 1943, when the From its humble beginnings as a small civilian airport (now How we play out the scenarios in Condor first of several base mission changes took place during the war. In the Peterson Air and Space Museum) to the aerospace complex Crests and other exercises prepare us for real- November 1943, Peterson Field became a bomber crew training it is today, Peterson AFB continues to show its value to dominate world situations that could ultimately save lives. school, turning out 10-man B-24 “Liberator” bomber crews for our nation’s high ground. For 70 years, the base continues to Be a part of the team — know your role and assignment to overseas combat units. The 383rd Bombardment serve America in conflicts large and small, wars hot and cold, responsibilities! Group relocated here from Geiger Field, Wash., to form the in the air and in space.

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to the large stage,” said Ballard. Ground crews comprised U.S. Forest Service Trees Reservists personnel ensure the portable U.S. Forest Innovation From page 1 From page 1 Service MAFFS unit, that is capable of hold- From page 9 ing 3,000 gallons of retardant [only water is Mark Donnithorne, 21st Civil Engineer target. And, upon return of the aircraft, U.S. used during training] is fully operational and and with the support of higher Squadron commander, as one of the driv- Forest Service crews received practice in the ready to go when the trigger is squeezed. headquarters and functional ing forces behind Peterson’s outstanding quick turn of reloading the MAFFS units with Then, once all systems are set to go, the staff, Team Six has undertaken forestry program. water. C-130s taxi down the runway with their an Air Force Space Command “This award is a direct result of the During this year’s certification, 12 Air Force 42,000 pound payload for the aircrew to initiative to reduce the opera- hard work by the staff in the civil en- Reserve aircrew members received initial cer- deliver the retardant on the target. Once on tions crew size from three to two gineer squadron. Your ongoing efforts tification and 48 previously certified received site, the MAFFS equipped C-130, flying just operators. to design, plant and maintain the trees refresher MAFFS training. Because of the ex- above stall speed and a mere 150 feet above This initiative is an innova- on this base bring daily improvements treme challenges presented by flying slow, low the ground is led into the drop zone by a U.S. tion unto itself, requiring more to the quality of life,” Craver said. “We and heavy, only the most experienced C-130 Forest Service lead plane and directed where efficient utilization of crew re- are very aware of how much better our aircrews train for this mission. to drop the fire retardant, usually forming a sources and weapon system environment is because of the hundreds “These are really experienced pilots, many fire line or barrier. interfaces. Operation and of trees and landscaping areas your staff with thousands of flying hours. But this isn’t “Annual MAFFS training allows us to stay tasking of the Pave PAWS ra- has created.” the typical mission they’ve flown through- mission ready and hit the target at the right dar is more manually intensive Following the award presentation, out their careers. They really need to prac- time, ensuring our drop is very effective,” said than with the upgraded radar kids from the child development center tice and re-certify every year,” said Lt. Col. Lt. Col. Robert Fairbanks, MAFFS instructor systems, so Team Six and the helped plant new trees outside the youth David Condit, Air Force Reserve chief of aerial pilot and chief of aircrew standardization and Sentinels of the 13th and 213th center. firefighting and 731st Airlift Squadron C-130 evaluation, 302nd Operations Group. Space Warning Squadron at Arbor Day was founded in 1872 by J. instructor and evaluator navigator. “This year’s training couldn’t have gone any Clear AFS identified software Sterling Morton of Nebraska City, Neb. In past years, the U.S Forest Service led better, it was some of the best training we’ve changes to help crews excel in “Most folks in most towns didn’t see MAFFS training was performed in a central ever had,” said Condit. the new environment. Those trees back then,” Schlosberg said. “The location, with each of the four countrywide According to Ballard, MAFFS is one of many software changes may take years special thing about Mr. Sterling is that MAFFS units, three being Air National Guard tools used by the U.S. Forest Service to sup- to implement, and in the mean even though he didn’t see trees, he saw and one Air Force Reserve traveling for train- press wildland fires. The U.S. Forest Service time, innovation will be the key where trees could be.” ing and re-certification. commander on the ground assesses many fac- to employing this system to the An estimated one million trees were “Usually we have an annual briefing that tors and makes the determination whether to edge of its capability. planted in Nebraska during the first ob- brings all four of the MAFFS units in the utilize ground crews, bulldozers, commercial Some of these innovations are servance of Arbor Day. United States together. This year we are doing tankers or MAFFS or a combination of some like sudden seismic movements, Arbor Day is now celebrated nation- ‘mini’ MAFFS, to save money. We are doing or all to combat and suppress the wildfire. while others accumulate drop wide on various days depending on grow- the training at a local level,” said Lynn Ballard, The military authority for the MAFFS pro- by drop, but promise a sea of ing season. senior military liaison, U.S. Forest Service. gram was created in the early 1970’s to sup- change in culture. Trees can reduce erosion of precious According to U.S. Forest Service statistics, port wildland firefighting through an agree- Ever Aware is the 6th SWS topsoil by wind and water, cut heating annually, on average there are 78,000 fires ment with the U.S. Forest Service. Today, the motto, but with Team Six’s taste and cooling costs, moderate tempera- throughout the United States, burning ap- military aircraft are requested by the National for innovation, it might as well ture, clean the air, produce oxygen, and proximately 6.5 million acres. Interagency Fire Center and activated through be Ever Aware, Ever Changing, provide habitat for wildlife. Furthermore, “Air tankers including MAFFS II play a the U.S. Northern Command, based on an and that’s exactly the culture trees are a renewable resource providing significant role in suppressing 95 percent of agreement with the Department of Defense. we need to dominate our high paper, wood for homes, fuel for fires, and wildland fires in the initial attack stage. There The MAFFS program, now in its 40th season ground. countless other wood products. is a very low percentage of wild fires that get has had zero fatal accidents.

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