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URLBURT FIELD, home – which was common Fla. (AFNS) -- in the combat control career HThe White House fi eld. announced July 27, 2018, “He would come home from that Air Force Tech. Sgt. a long trip and immediately John Chapman will be have on his father hat – posthumously awarded the feeding, bathing, reading Medal of Honor Aug. 22, for and getting his girls ready his extraordinary heroism for bed,” said Chief Master during the Battle of Takur Sgt. Michael West, who Ghar, Afghanistan, in March served with Chapman through 2002. Combat Control School, a According to the Medal of three-year tour in Okinawa, Honor nomination, Chapman Japan, and at Pope AFB. distinguished himself on “They were his life and he the battlefi eld through was proud of them…to the Air “conspicuous gallantry and Force he was a great hero… intrepidity,” sacrifi cing his what I saw was a great father.” life to preserve those of his The Battle of Takur Ghar teammates. In conjunction with Making it look easy Operation Anaconda in March Chapman enlisted in the Air 2002, small reconnaissance Force Sept. 27, 1985, as an teams were tasked to establish information systems operator, observation posts in strategic but felt called to be part of locations in Afghanistan, Air Force special operations. and when able, direct U.S. In 1989, he cross-trained to air power to destroy enemy become an Air Force combat targets. The mountain of controller. Takur Ghar was an ideal spot According to friends for such an observation post, COURTESY PHOTO As a combat controller, Tech. Sgt. John A. Chapman was trained and equipped for immediate deployment into and family, Chapman had with excellent visibility to key combat operations. Trained to infi ltrate in combat and austere environments, he was an experienced static line and a tendency to make the locations. military free fall jumper, and combat diver diffi cult look eff ortless, and For Chapman and his joint consistently sought new special operations teammates, returning to the top of Takur Once on the ground, the gunfi re and became critically challenges. Dating back to the mission on the night of Ghar where they had just team assessed the situation injured. his high school days, he made March 3 was to establish a taken heavy enemy fi re. and moved quickly to the high Chapman regained his the varsity soccer squad as reconnaissance position on As the team returned to ground. The most prominent faculties and continued to a freshman. Also an avid Takur Ghar and report al- Roberts’ last-known position, cover and concealment on the fi ght relentlessly despite his muscle-car enthusiast, he Qaida movement in the Sahi- now on a second MH-47, hilltop were a large rock and severe wounds. He sustained rebuilt and maintained an old Kowt area. the entrenched enemy forces tree. As they approached the a violent engagement with Pontiac GTO. “This was very high immediately engaged the tree, Chapman received fi re multiple enemy fi ghters, Combat control would profi le, no-fail job, and we approaching helicopter with from two enemy personnel for over an hour through prove to be another instance picked John,” said retired Air heavy fi re. in a fortifi ed position. He the arrival of the quick of “making it look easy.” Force Col. Ken Rodriguez, Miraculously, the helicopter, returned fi re, charged the reaction force, before paying Combat control training is Chapman’s commander at the although heavily damaged, enemy position and took out the ultimate sacrifi ce. more than two years long and time. “In a very high-caliber was able to successfully the enemy combatants within. In performance of these amongst the most rigorous in career fi eld, with the highest offl oad the remaining special Almost immediately, the remarkably heroic actions, the U.S. military. Only about quality of men – even then – operations team members team began taking machine Chapman is credited with one in ten Airmen who start John stood out as our guy.” and return to base. Chapman, gun fi re from another fortifi ed saving the lives of his the program graduate. During the initial insertion upon exiting the helicopter, enemy position only 12 meters teammates. From months of rigorous onto Afghanistan’s Takur Ghar immediately charged uphill away. Chapman deliberately The upgrade to MOH physical fi tness training mountaintop on March 4, the through the snow toward moved into the open to engage “John was always selfl ess to multiple joint schools – MH-47 “Chinook” helicopter enemy positions while the new enemy position. As he – it didn’t just emerge on including military SCUBA, carrying Chapman and the under heavy fi re from three heroically engaged the enemy, Army static-line and freefall, joint special operations directions. he was struck by a burst of Continued on page 8 air traffi c control, and combat reconnaissance team was control schools – Chapman is ambushed. A rocket propelled remembered as someone who grenade struck the helicopter could do anything put in front and bullets ripped through of him. the fuselage. The blast ripped “One remembers two types through the left side of the of students – the sharp ones Chinook, throwing Navy Petty and the really dull ones – and Offi cer 1st Class Neil Roberts Chapman was in the sharp off the ramp of the helicopter category,” said Ron Childress, onto the enemy-infested a former Combat Control mountaintop below. School instructor. The severely damaged Combat Control School aircraft was unable to return is one of the most diffi cult for Roberts, and performed a points of a combat controller’s controlled crash landing a few training program, from miles from the mountaintop. completing arduous tasks Thus began the chain of without sleeping for days, to events that led to unparalleled running miles with weighted acts of valor by numerous rucksacks and a gas mask. joint special operations forces, “During one of his fi rst days the deaths of seven at Combat Control School, I U.S. servicemen and now, noticed a slight smirk on his 16 years later, posthumous face like [the training] was too award of the Medal of Honor simple for him…and it was,” to Chapman. said Childress. Alone, against the elements Following Combat Control and separated from his School, Chapman served team with enemy personnel with the 1721st Combat closing in, Roberts was in Control Squadron at Pope Air desperate need of support. Force Base, North Carolina, The remaining joint special where he met his wife, operations team members, Valerie, in 1992. They had fully aware of his precarious two daughters, who were the situation, immediately center of Chapman’s world began planning a daring even when he was away from rescue attempt that included NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 3 TEAM MINOT SHARPENS ACCIDENT RESPONSE SKILLS CONTACTUS Team Minot completed a Major Accident Response Exercise on the fl ight line July 20, 2018. During the exercise, 20 Airmen roleplayed Beth Duchsherer as casualties after a simulated aircraft crash. This exercise helps prepare emergency services for potential accidents during major events. Ad Designer | Sales Representative U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS ALYSSA M. AKERS [email protected] or [email protected]

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U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS ELORA J. MARTINEZ Vice President of the Michael Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, second lady of the United States, egress the C-32 July 25, 2018, on Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota. Mrs. Pence sat down with spouses of Airmen to discuss quality of life improvements, and the vice president learned more about the Airmen of Grand Forks AFB and the RQ-4 Global Hawk mission before thanking a crowd of Airmen. these visits in my 24 years of “Our spouses and military professional certifi cations service: two presidents and children serve right alongside between states due to moving one vice president,” Spencer our service members, and that frequently. explained. “I told all young can be challenging. Our goal “We have such respect for Tuesday, August 7 Airmen not to take this visit is to make people aware of the military spouses,” said Mrs. for granted because they could issues that they face.” Pence. “The spouses we 5:30-8 p.m. serve 20 or 25 years in the Air Karen Pence said the met with today were open Force and maybe not see it session allowed her to gather and vulnerable, and very Minot High School again.” useful information about articulate. They knew what Karen Pence met with ten the concerns of the spouses they wanted us to be aware of. Magic City Campus, northside military spouses and listened she met with. One of the For me, it is a very humbling to the challenges they face. issues mentioned by spouses thing, because I know it is Trinity Health is teaming up with the Minot “One thing we want to was the diffi culty many Air not an easy life, and I just Police Department, Target and area businesses do is elevate the position of Force spouses have fi nding want them to know that we and organizations to promote public safety and military spouses,” she said. employment and transferring appreciate all that they do.” recognize those who keep our community safe.

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Takur Ghar – he had always His widow, Valerie Nessel, been selfl ess and highly has always known her competent, and thank God husband was capable of such for all those qualities,” said greatness, but asserts that Rodriguez. “He could have John wouldn’t be anxious to hunkered down in the bunker be in the spotlight. and waited for the (Quick “[John] would want to Reaction Force) and (Combat recognize the other men Search and Rescue) team to that lost their lives,” said come in, but he assessed the Valerie. “Even though he did situation and selfl essly gave something he was awarded the his life for them.” Medal of Honor for, he would Chapman was originally not want the other guys to be awarded the Air Force Cross forgotten – that they were part for his actions; however, of the team together.” following a review of Air “I think he would say that Force Cross and Silver Star his Medal of Honor was not recipients directed by then- just for him, but for all of Secretary of Defense Ash the guys who were lost,” she Carter, the secretary of the added. Air Force recommended In total, seven service

Chapman’s Air Force Cross members lost their lives COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO be upgraded to the Medal of during the Battle of Takur Air Force Tech. Sgt. John A. Chapman, a combat control- Tech. Sgt. John A. Chapman, shown at the rank of Honor. Ghar: ler, was killed during a fi erce battle against al-Qaida fi ght- Senior Airman, will be the 19th Airman awarded the In accordance with Air Petty Offi cer 1st Class Neil ers in Takur Ghar, Afghanistan, March 4, 2002. He will be Medal of Honor since the Department of the Air Force posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for “conspicu- was established in 1947. Force policy whereby Roberts – U.S. Navy SEAL ous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life above and Medal of Honor recipients Tech. Sgt. John Chapman – beyond the call of duty.” are automatically promoted U.S. Air Force combat control one grade on the fi rst day Senior Airman Jason of the month following the Cunningham – U.S. Air Force award, Chapman will be pararescue posthumously promoted to Cpl. Matthew Commons – the rank of master sergeant on U.S. Army Ranger Sept. 1, 2018. Sgt. Bradley Crose – U.S. Although Chapman will be Army Ranger awarded the Medal of Honor, Spc. Marc Anderson – U.S. family and friends have Army Ranger expressed his humility and Sgt. Philip Svitak – how he would react today, if U.S. Army 160th Special he were here. Operations Aviation Regiment “If John were to fi nd out he “John would have, so received the Medal of Honor, I’ll say it for him. Every he would be very humbled American who set foot on that and honored,” said Chief mountaintop acted with great Master Sergeant West. “He courage and selfl essness, and was just doing his job, and deserves all of our praise and COURTESY PHOTO that’s what he would say at admiration for the sacrifi ces Fallen Air Force Combat Controller Tech. Sgt. John A. Chapman will be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, August 22, 2018. The Medal of Honor is the highest award for heroism in military action that the nation can bestow this moment.” they made,” said Rodriguez. on a member of its armed forces. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 9 10 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 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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Enjoy 0800-1130, A&FRC • EFMP-FS Peer Support Group, Center apple juice and milk blended SATURDAY • Soccer Camp, 0900-1200, Youth 1630-1730, A&FRC • Friday Fun Members Buff et, with cinnamon dolce and caramel • Zumba, 0900, Fitness Center Center • Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center 1630-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill syrups, topped off with our • Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center • Kids Bowl Free Program, 0900- • Tactical Fitness, 1930, Fitness • Yoga, 1700, Fitness Center delicious vanilla whipped cream, a • Northern Neighbors Day Air & 1400, Rough Rider Lanes Center • Grill Your Own Steak Night, drizzle of caramel, and a sprinkle of Space Show, Gates open at 0900, • Game Day, 1000-1930, Base 1700-1900, Jimmy Doolittle Center cinnamon! show starts at 1200 at the Flight Library THURSDAY • Club Members $$$ Drawing, • Kids Bowl Free Bowling Special Line • Library Explorer Game, 1000- • Accessing Higher Education, 1730-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill & – May 1st through August 31st 1900, Base Library 0800-1600, held at the Education Jimmy Doolittle Center Don’t miss out on this year’s Kids SUNDAY • Fit To Fight, 1130, Fitness Center Center, hosted by A&FRC • Give Parents A Break, 1800- Bowl Free program! 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Center Center • Fit to Fight, 1130, Fitness Center 2400, Rough Rider Lanes Off er Valid: Monday-Wednesday: • Family Fun Night, 1700-2100, • Free Range Balls for Juniors, 9am-2pm Thursday-Friday: 9am- MONDAY Rough Riders Pizza 1200-2100, Rough Rider Golf 11 AUGUST 7pm For more information, call • August U.S. Kids Golf Session • Zumba, 1830, Fitness Center Course • Zumba, 0900, Fitness Center 727-4715 begins at the Rough Rider Golf • Reintegration Briefi ng, 1300, • Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center Course WEDNESDAY A&FRC • Free Range Balls for Juniors, EMBRY-RIDDLE • Intramural Flag Football Season • Tactical Fitness, 0600, Fitness • STEAM Around the World, 1200-2100, Rough Rider Golf AERONAUTICAL begins at the Fitness Center Center 1500, Base Library • 13th Annual Show & Shine Car UNIVERSITY is now 12 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 NORTHERN SENTRY