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A B-52H Stratofortress prepares to take of at Minot Air Force Base, , Feb. 6, 2019. The aircraft took part in a routine training exercise U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO |AIRMAN 1ST CLASS HEATHER LEY 2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY Airmen leading Airmen AIRMAN JESSE JENNY | 5TH BOMB WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS

MINOT AIR FORCE While the program is BASE, N.D. -- specifi cally for Journeyman- ith proper level airmen, it has been guidance, expanded to all Airmen taking anyone can be on increased responsibilities. Wa leader. “We really loved the Chief Master Sgt. Greg program,” said Airman 1st Rousey, 5th Communications Class Bradley Ray Troxel, Squadron chief enlisted a 5th CS cyber systems manager, said he and his team operations technician.“For have established a formal me, it was strange being put way of of instilling leadership out of the follower position fundamentals in their Airman. and into the leadership “The Team Leader Program position,” said Troxel. is a one day course designed “[Along with] learning the to instill and enforce skills to listen to everyone’s leadership skills among input and rely on other Airmen who are already people’s skills rather than CMSAF Wright testifies taking leadership roles in their your own.” units,” said Rousey. Troxel said he never had the before Congress on Air Rousey’s team developed opportunity to build that skill the Team Leader Program to until they challenged him to Force quality of life enhance Airmen’s supervisory create a topic and to present it. capabilities. “It was really rewarding SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE PUBLIC AFFAIRS “We know for a fact Airmen for me,” he said. “Ever since lead other Airmen, but they then, I’ve been trying to WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Kaleth O. Wright prepares to testify before don’t supervise,” said Rousey. take the same mentality of hief Master Sgt. the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction and Vet- erans Affairs in Washington, D.C., March 8, 2017. The CMSAF was joined “The Team Leader Program presenting ideas to people and of the Air Force by his service counterparts for the hearing. will bridge that gap.” not just droning away while Kaleth O. Wright The program will teach U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SCOTT M. ASH stating facts.” Ctold members of Airmen how to step into the Troxel said he liked learning Congress at Capitol Hill, leadership role and assume more about his squadron and Washington, D.C., Feb. 7, “It is imperative we where we can do more to the responsibilities of a non- how they contribute to the that issues such as adequate take care of the entire Air help those who protect us commissioned offi cer. mission. base housing, reliable child Force family,” he said. “We and defend this nation,” said “The Airmen get selected Senior Airman Ian Irons, care and other quality of must continue to improve Subcommittee Chairwoman a week before the course a 5th CS client systems life factors are “inextricably child care availability and Rep. Deborah Wasserman starts,” said Rousey. “They technician, said it made them linked” to the service’s aff ordability, and eliminate Schultz during the hearing are given a topic to present think outside the box. readiness. barriers to military spouse opening. “It is vital we pay and teach a course on said “We were presented with “Recruiting the best employment. These issues are heed to their well-being topic. They have a minimum challenges that we don’t deal Airmen possible, training important because we don’t and guarantee their optimal of 20 minutes each, and the with in our day-to-day job,” and retaining the Airmen only retain Airmen – we readiness.” only rule is no ‘death by Irons said. “It takes you out of today, and ensuring our retain families. It’s also imperative to Powerpoint.’” of your comfort zone and Airmen and their families “Finally, we must remember the incredible The Airmen taking part requires you to take input are taken care of directly continue to invest in our sacrifi ces a servicemember’s in the program will also be from everyone involved and impacts readiness,” infrastructure,” he continued. family makes during participating in team building to reach a solution everyone is said Wright during a “Our installations are unique; deployments, she said. exercises. good with.” House Appropriations they are vital to supporting In response to the “The entire day is made Irons said the speech he had Subcommittee on Military joint operations worldwide. committee’s questions, Wright up of six Airmen teaching to give was stressful for him Construction and More than just pavement, explained the progress the their topics to their peers, Aff airs hearing. runways and buildings, Air Force has achieved in with team building exercises Making investments to they include airspace, preventing sexual assault. He wedged between each lesson,” Continued on page 6 ensure lethality, restore ranges, locations and surge also highlighted the need for said Rousey. readiness, properly fund and capacity with signifi cant improving privatized housing train personnel and deliver strategic value. Decades of and increasing child care cost-eff ective, adaptive challenging fi scal conditions availability. In turn, Wright, Book now for onlyy infrastructure is essential to and competing priorities have the Air Force’s highest- $ ţŀŀ $ ţŀŀ preserving the Air Force’s necessitated managed risk in ranking enlisted Airman, power projection advantage, infrastructure.” urged the subcommittee’s ăŀ /night Ɔŀ/night he continued. 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SUDOKU Solution to puzzle on page 10 1 2 3 GREEN BOOK (PG-13) FRIDAY, FEB. 15 • 1900 34 56 A working-class Italian-American bouncer becomes the driver of an African-American classical pianist on 678 a tour of venues through the 1960s American South. 9 36 64GLASS (PG-13) SATURDAY, FEB. 16 • 1700 512 Security guard David Dunn uses his supernatu- ral abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personali- 18 3 ties. 49 16 574 HIDDEN FIGURES (PG) © 2009 Hometown Content Difficult SUNDAY, FEB. 17 • 1500 Solution to last week’s Crossword puzzle. The story of a team of female African- American mathematicians who served a vital role in NASA during the early years of the U.S. space program. DINING, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 5 UUPCOMINGUUPCOMINGPPCCOOMMIINNGG Roasted Cauliflower & CHICKPEA SOUP EEVENTSEEVENTSVVEENNTTSS

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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Location: Taube Museum of 21 Art 2 Main St N, Minot, ND 58703 A step above your FEB traditional art class. Classes are geared towards students with an interest in further art exploration! Students will complete their own Masterpiece during each session, Limited class size for a more Age: Children 7 + Years | Fees: Member: $16 per class individual student instruction. Nonmember: $18 per class. For More information: Facebook event/ Art Pre-registration reccommended. All Around

5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Location: 21-23 Sleep Inn & Suites 2400 10th St SW, FEB Minot. The tickets for our annual Variety Show will go on sale Saturday Jan 26 at 8 am at the Minot Council of Arts offi ce at #3 South Main. Phone orders will start at 9 am 701-852-2787. There will be embellished) are February 21,22,23,28 out fast so it’s time to make your no online sales this year. The dates and March 1,2. plans with friends and family!!!!! of this fantastically funny, extremely The new location for the show will For more information check out: entertaining and absolutely amazing be the Sleep Inn at Dakota Square Facebook event/ display of talent (ok maybe part of it is with the meal being provided by Heritage Singers Annual Variety the Homesteaders. Tickets sell Show 6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY LEADING AIRMEN from page 2 since he’s not comfortable with public speaking. “As far as the overall course, it was pretty comfortable even if you don’t know anyone there,” he said. “It’s an informal environment which I think contributes to everyone doing well since it’s a little more relaxed.” Once the Airmen pass the program, they leave with both a sturdy foundation to develop their leadership skills upon and a new duty title. “An Airman Team Leader is someone who provides 557th WW joins 55th WG for guidance, instruction and leadership to a of individuals to achieve mission exercise Winter Havoc success,” said Rousey. “[The PAUL SHIRK | PUBLIC AFFAIRS Airmen] work within a team , meteorological equipment to the and improve our defensive to conduct an exercise of its own. as a member but they also Neb. (AFNS) -- deployment cargo. cyberspace operations posture,” “It was a good learning carry out the same roles as he “As we continue exercising Roberts said. “These cyber experience working with the a NCO. Back when I was joined the 55th Wing, our readiness capability, our partnerships allow us to critically 55th WG to simulate deploying an Airman, we had Airmen Off utt Air Force Base’s team of cyber professionals will think about and solve complex a large group of people,” said leading other Airman. We Thost wing, for the operate more closely with our host cyberspace security issues.” David Sjostedt, 557th WW didn’t have that formal Operational Readiness Exercise wing cyber forces as we partner The lessons learned will prove unit deployment manager. “We training until now. We’re Winter Havoc, Jan. 29. together to secure our networks useful as the 557th WW prepares successfully proved our abilities.” putting a stamp on it.” Twenty one Airmen from the 2nd Systems Operations Squadron, 2nd Weather Squadron and 16th Weather Squadron joined approximately 600 other Off utt AFB Airmen during the late January exercise, marking the fi rst time the wing has partnered with the 55th WG for a mass readiness exercise since the 557th WW’s creation. “The 557 WW demonstrated its capability to deliver ready weather and cyber forces in support of multi-domain operations against any adversary across the entire spectrum of confl ict,” said Lt Col. Kenneth Roberts, 2nd Weather Support Squadron commander and 557th WW Crisis Action Team representative for the exercise. This fi rst phase of the exercise focused on pre-deployment preparations, getting Airmen ready to deploy and moving cargo. Phase two will continue in the spring. Work began Jan. 14 as Airmen were chosen for the exercise. Those selected then completed pre-deployment tasks such as completing required training and getting vaccinations. New to the process are the Air Force’s new electronic mobility folders, which streamline the process for the deployment managers and the Installation Deployment Readiness Center. On Jan. 29, the participating Airmen gathered in the 557th WW headquarters building’s atrium to prepare for exercise processing. They received a briefi ng from Col. Patrick Williams, 2nd Weather Group commander, then picked up mobility bags and prepared to depart for the Installation Deployment Readiness Cell. “It was a really great opportunity to see how this base operates in a full up deployment,” said Staff Sgt. Jared Lindley, noncommissioned offi cer in charge, American Forces Network Weather Center. “It was so easy, they seemed like they do this every single day and made the experience exceptionally easy on the deployers.” The 557th WW will expand its participation in the next exercise by utilizing its cyber mission defense team as well as contributing tactical AROUND THE AREA NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 7 Soup It Up Social Benefiting the Taube Museum of Art! RACHEL ALFARO | GALLERY COORDINATOR, TAUBE MUSEUM OF ART

(Minot, ND) - Soup will be served by: Teri e are happy Tingley, Panera Bread, Kroll’s to announce Diner, 10 North Main, Laura a new “Walk Mihalick, and Souris River Wand Wander” Brewing. A special thank you social format for the Taube for contributing their time and Museum of Art’s 12th Annual soup for this heartwarming Soup It Up fundraiser on event! Bread will be provided Saturday, February 23, 2019. by Magic City Hoagies and It will be held at the Museum a variety of desserts will be Dates to to give us the opportunity to provided by Cookies For You OUTDOOR NOTES: showcase what we have to and Museum Board Members. Know: off er the community. We are Soup will be served from *Ice is never completely safe. Avoid minnows on a death stick. Trenton Lake areas with vegetation, moving water, continues producing crappie. excited to bring to you a NEW 11:00 am – 2:00 pm. Artists • Feb. 16: Fort Stevenson State pressure ridges, and springs. Check *Lonetree WMA area lakes, Harvey: Soup Sampling Experience! and crafters will be selling Park Full snow Moon candlelight conditions as you go along on the ice. No new reports with diffi cult access onto Attendees will “walk and their wares, from 11 am – 2 hike, ski, or snowshoe, 6 p.m. *Remember to keep any fi sh caught area lakes. • Feb. 16: Little Missouri Badlands in 20 feet of water and deeper because *North-central/central N.D. lakes, wander” the Full Museum to pm. (No ticket is needed to Rocky Mtn. Elk Foundation banquet, they don’t survive coming up from those Towner Hdwe. Hank, Towner: Weather sample all the soups available shop your favorite artists!) Watford City Roughrider Center, 5 depths. continues limiting activity. and visit with the artists selling Soup It Up Social tickets are p.m. *It’s illegal to chase, harasses, or N.D. Parks & Recreation Dept. ski • Feb. 22: West Dakota pursue all wildlife – including coyotes – trails (conditions could vary): their works. Table seating will $17 for nonmembers, $15 for Waterfowlers Delta Waterfowl with any motorized vehicle. *Fort Stevenson, Garrison: Trails in be limited and on a rotation members & MSU Students, banquet, Minot Grand Hotel, 5 p.m. good condition and will be groomed, basis with this new SOCIAL children 8 years & younger ½ • Feb. 23: J. Clark Salyer Nat’l. Fishing: elevation, weather permitting. Wildlife Refuge Snowshoe Hike, 11 Feb. 11: 1,838.34 feet above mean sea *Lake Metigoshe, Bottineau: Trails in FORMAT. price (which does not include a.m. level (MSL); 26,000 cubic feet per second good condition and groomed, weather There will be an opportunity ceramic bowl). Tickets are (CFS) Garrison Dam average daily permitting. Look for lots of activity with • Feb. 23: Light goose season releases. somewhat warmer weather. for a door prize basket available at the Taube Museum opens. Devils Lake elevation: 1,448.31 feet Downhill skiing (conditions could valued up to $250, as well as of Art and online at www. Tournaments: above mean sea level (MSL). vary): additional smaller door prizes, taubemuseum.org/soup-it-up. • Feb. 16: Sand Lake; Lake Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.24 MSL. *Big Sky Resort, Big Sky, Mont.: 48- Audubon, Totten Trail; Lake *N.D. Game & Fish Dept. game to 81-inch machine groomed, packed by getting a punch card fi lled htm. Not a member? Join by Sakakawea; Devils Lake. wardens: No new reports from area powder base with 35 lifts and 301 trails by stopping and tasting all the February 23 and receive a $10 • Feb. 23: Trenton Lake. lakes, System, or Devils open. 7 Terrain Parks open with 10 jumps Lake. and 80 rails. soups and visiting with the ticket! You may preselect your *Devils Lake, Ed’s Bait Shop, Devils *Bottineau Winter Park, Bottineau: artists. We have also included bowl at the Taube Museum of Lake: Better success farther east on the 15- to 24-inch base with beginner runs, an opportunity to vote for Art after February 16th and get lake around Ackerman Acres. Tracked 7 runs, 7 tubing lanes, with several jumps vehicle recommend, though, with access and rails with 1 box Terrain Park feature your favorite soup! A Silent fi rst pick from the selection of extremely diffi cult at best. open. Auction with a variety of gift handcrafted ceramic bowls! *Devils Lake, Woodland Resort, Devils *Huff Hills, Mandan: 30- to 32-inch baskets, pottery, and additional Proceeds support the Taube Lake: Tracked vehicles needed to move powder, packed powder base. 7 groomed around on Devils Lake. runs and 3 lifts open depending on art items will also be off ered, Museum of Art, a non-profi t *Lake Darling, Karma C-Store, weather. with a portion of the proceeds art organization, to benefi t Ruthville: Weather continues limiting *Frostfi re Ski Area, Walhalla: Closed for activity with moving around on lakes the season. benefi ting the MSU Ceramics ongoing programming to becoming increasingly diffi cult. *Terry Peak, Lead, S.D.: 18- to 24-inch Department Scholarship Fund. bring the community a variety *Lake Darling, Upper Souris Nat’l. variable, machine groomed base. All lifts As in previous years, for of artist exhibitions and art Wildlife Refuge, Foxholm: Good numbers and runs open. of anglers out last weekend, accessing Snowmobile N.D. (conditions the price of a soup ticket, the classes for all ages. With the Lake Darling at Grano with some success could vary): fi rst 80+ attendees will take continued support of the Minot NUMBERS TO KNOW: for smaller walleye. Light activity on the *East-central Valley (Cass & Richland home a hand crafted ceramic community we are able to south end of the lake and canoe trail. counties: Trails open and in good • N.D. GAME AND FISH Landing 3 access was available early condition with 3- to 6-inch base. West side soup bowl created by the fulfi ll our mission of enriching DEPT., MAIN BISMARCK in the week but conditions could likely of Rural Cass South Trail closed on the MSU Ceramics Department. lives through the visual arts. OFFICE: (701) 328-6300, change with new snow. west side from Davenport to Casselton. *Lake Metigoshe, Four Seasons, *Lake Region (Nelson & Ramsey WEBSITE: (HTTP://GF.ND.GOV) Bottineau: Not much activity but counties): Trail 4 closed but all others some anglers accessing the lake with open with 8- to 14-inch base. Fair to good • N.D. GAME AND FISH snowmobiles and 4-wheelers and fi nding condition. DEPT., RIVERDALE OFFICE: some bluegill success. *Missouri Valley (Emmons & Burleigh (701) 654-7475 *Lake Metigoshe, Lake Metigoshe State counties): 4- to 10 -inch base with Wilton, Park, Bottineau: Limited activity. 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where units from across the things other aircraft aren’t asked F-35A Lightning II pilots huddle on the fl ight line after a mission Department of Defense join with to do. during exercise Red Flag 19-1, at , Nev. This is allied nations in a “blue force” to “In the A-10, I liked being the ’s second Red Flag with the F-35A, Ameri- combat a “red force” in a variety the guy who was called upon ca’s most advanced multi-role fi ghter, which brings game-chang- of challenging scenarios over to directly support troops on ing stealth, lethality and interoperability to the modern battlefi eld. Red Flag is the Air Force’s premier combat exercise and includes three weeks. the ground. To bring that fi ght units from across the Air Force and allied nations. “For us, the biggest diff erence to the enemy,” Rosenau said. between this Red Flag and our “Now I like being the guy who COURTESY PHOTO | R. NIAL BRADSHAW fi rst with the F-35A two years can support legacy fi ghters when ago is that we have a lot of they may be struggling to get pilots on their fi rst assignment,” into a target area because of said Lt. Col. Yosef Morris, 4th the threat level. We have more FS commander. “Putting them freedom to operate. We have alongside more experienced this big radar that can sniff out wingmen is what Red Flag was threats. We can gather all of that designed for.” and pass it along or potentially Combat training has changed take out those threats ourselves.” dramatically over the years, The threat level is high at Morris said. Red Flag. From the skill and “When I was a young pilot size of the aggressor forces in in the F-16, I had a couple of the air to the complexity and responsibilities in the cockpit. diversity of the surface to air One, don’t lose sight of my fl ight threats, there is a real sense of lead. Two, keep track of a bunch the ‘fog and friction’ of war. The of green blips on a small screen adversary force also uses space in front of me, and correlate the and cyber warfare to take out blips to what someone is telling or limit technology that modern me on the radio,” Morris said. warfi ghters rely on. Cutting “Now, we’re fl ying miles apart through the clutter is a strength and interpreting and sharing of the F-35A. information the jets gather, “One of the jet’s greatest building a threat and target assets is to see things that others picture. We’re asking way more can’t, take all the information ‘Trial by Flag’ for of young wingmen, but we’re it’s gathering from the sensors able to do that because of their and present them to the pilot,” training and the capabilities of Moores said. “One of our biggest new F-35A pilots the jet.” jobs is learning how to process Capt. James Rosenau fl ew the and prioritize that. For the more 388TH FIGHTER WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS | 388TH FIGHTER WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS A-10 in four previous Red Flags, experienced pilots it seems like it but he’s brand new to fl ying the is second nature. … If we don’t, NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, by some of the best fi ghter pilots graduated their initial training F-35. He graduated from the it’s not like we’re getting killed Nev. (AFNS) -- in the world. They are hunting— and are currently deployed to transition course in December (in the F-35), but we could be he desert screams by looking to kill him and his Nellis Air Force Base as part of 2018. doing more killing.” below. The clouds wingmen. He just graduated pilot exercise Red-Flag 19-1. Now “I loved the A-10 and its The pilots say seeing the scream by above. Both training. Welcome to Red Flag. they are being battle-tested. mission. It’s like a fl ying F-35A’s capabilities being put to Tstretch on into the “I haven’t been fl ying that “Going from F-35 training tank. Like Chewbacca with use as part of a larger force has horizon. It’s deceptively calm in long. There are things that stand a little over a month ago to a chainsaw arms. A very raw been invaluable. the cockpit. There’s a constant, out in my career. My fi rst solo large force exercise with dozens fl ying experience,” Rosenau “When we mission plan with seemingly discordant stream fl ight, my fi rst F-35 fl ight and of aircraft in the sky is pretty said. “Obviously the F-35 is other units, it’s not always about of chatter coming through his my fi rst Red Flag mission. I crazy,” Moores said. “For the completely diff erent. It’s more kicking down the door,” Rosenau helmet. The digital screens in don’t think I’ll ever forget those initial part of the fi rst mission, like a precision tool. After said. “It may be about looking at front of him, along with images things,” said 1st Lt. Landon I was just kind of sitting there seeing the F-35 go up against what the enemy is presenting and projected onto his visor, provide Moores, a 388th Fighter Wing, listening. I was nervous. I was the near-peer threats replicated ‘thinking skinny.’ With the F-35, enough information to save , F-35A excited. Then the training kicked here at Nellis (AFB), I’m a big we can think through a mission lives and take a few as well. In Lightning II pilot. in.” believer.” and choose how we want to the sky ahead are more than 60 Moores is one of a handful of Red Flag is the Air Force’s The two aircraft are similar in attack it to make everyone more advanced enemy aircraft, fl own young F-35A pilots who recently premier combat training exercise one way. They do very specifi c survivable.”