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Base Briefs 50 SW to hold Change of Command The 50th Space Wing will welcome Col. DeAnna Burt as the incoming commander 2 p.m. May 29, in front of the 50 SW Headquarters building. For more information please contact Senior Airman Naomi Griego at 567-5040. Schriever celebrates E6 promotion release U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Naomi Griego Thea Wasche, American Red Cross volunteer and her registered therapy dog, Lacey, speak to Schriever members during the TEDxSchriever event held in the Building 300 The Technical Sergeant Release cer- auditorium Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo., about the benefits of therapy dogs and the work they provide in association with the Red Cross. More than 50 Team emony will be held May 28 at 3:30 p.m. Schriever members attended this year’s event which focused on selflessness. in the Fitness Center basketball court. For more information contact Tech. By Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart “It is a different type of event than what presentations by guest speakers Todd Benson, Sgt. Joshua Gutierrez at 567-2821. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Schriever already has, and with the theme we Air Force Wounded Warrior Shooting Team Society opens doors to Schriever Air Force Base hosted its second can change it up every year to keep it fresh coach; Airman 1st Class Samuel Stone, 2nd annual TEDxSchriever event in the Building and new,” said James Hodges, 50th Space Space Operations Squadron satellite systems military widows 300 auditorium May 15 to inspire base per- Wing Public Affairs community engagement operator and Thea Wasche, American Red The Society of Military Widows is sonnel with stories of selflessness. chief. Cross volunteer and her registered therapy open to widows of any branch of mili- TEDxSchriever provided the base a unique This year’s TEDxSchriever theme was self- dog, Lacey. tary service, regardless of the spouse’s platform for people who have good ideas lessness and featured live music from the U.S. See Inspire page 4 rank. The Pikes Peak Chapter 15 of the they’d like to share with their community. Air Force Academy Band, Blue Steel, and Society of Military Widows meets on the last Wednesday of the month at 10:30 a.m. at the Peterson Air Force Base Club. Please call 597-0492 or 591- Commander recognizes Key Spouses 9523 for more information. More Briefs page 14

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U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt Col. Bill Liquori 50th Space Wing commander, left, and Chief Master Sgt. John Bentivengna, 50 SW command chief, stand with key spouses following a luncheon Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Liquori held the luncheon, and presented each key spouse with a certificate and token of appreciation, as a way to say thank you to the all-volunteer group. In Liquori’s two years as commander, the program has grown from a group of 11 volunteers to 64, with each squadron having at least one key spouse.

By Brian Hagberg recognition of the work they do with Airmen Liquori said he wanted to hold the luncheon 50th Space Wing Public Affairs and their families. as a way for him and his wife, Amy, to say “We do a lot of great things operation- thank you to all the key spouses, and the staff Schriever Air Force Base Key Spouses ally,” Liquori said. “But none of it matters at the Airmen and Family Readiness Center, received a certificate and small token of ap- and none of it can happen without taking for the way they have grown and improved preciation from Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Space care of our people, and that starts with all See Spouses page 13 Wing commander, at a luncheon May 15 in of you [Key Spouses].” 2 May 21, 2015 Schriever Sentinel OPEN 8AM-10PM MONDAY 5/25 FREE STUFFED Animal! 12-inch toy with purchase over $100 18-inch toy with purchase over $300 SUPER MEMORIAL DAY 15-inch toy with purchase over $200 24-inch toy with purchase over $400 24" Saddle Barstool 5-Drawer Chest 3-Piece Bistro Set $ with Nailheads $ 98 $ Leaner 78 45 Mirror $69

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“The theme of selflessness hit home with the audience,” said Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Emerson, 50 SW command chief assistant. “All military members are selfless in their own right, so I believe these stories pull the heart strings of many.” Benson captivated the audience with sto- ries of his involvement with the Wounded Warrior Program and his role in supporting veteran reintegration. “TEDxSchriever, like many venues, pro- vides an opportunity to remind Americans about the sacrifices these Airmen have made for our county,” said Benson. “Sharing their stories is vital to ensuring we never forget our Wounded Warriors.” “I think [the stories] are so moving and they take you out of your comfort zone,” said Emerson. “It’s great to hear peoples’ stories and all Airmen should want to attend to gain a greater perspective.” In 1984, TED started as a conference where technology, entertainment and design con- verged, but today it covers a wide variety of topics in more than 100 languages. About TEDx, x = independently organized event in the spirit of ideas worth spreading. U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Naomi Griego TEDx is a program of local, self-organized Airman 1st Class Samuel Stone, 2nd Space Operations Squadron satellite systems operator, speaks about his role in the GPS mission at the TEDxSchriever event held events that bring people together to share in the Building 300 auditorium Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Stone was able to personalize his GPS mission and comfort the audience by letting them know a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, no matter how lost they may be, he’s there to help them find their way. TED Talks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection. them know no matter how lost they may be, their selfless acts and will maybe view selfless- will get familiar with it and we’ll get an au- TEDxSchriever not only gave base person- he’s there to help them find their way. ness with increased enthusiasm,” said Hodges. dience of interested people to talk about it nel something to relate to and think about, “Each speaker was able to convey a unique For those who weren’t able to attend, there and turn it into the community event that it also highlighted the unique mission of the look on selflessness, and regardless of which is good news, TEDxSchriever will be avail- it is intended to be,” said Hodges. “We want 50th Space Wing. TEDxSchriever presentation or presenter at- able online and will be back next year. people waiting to get tickets for it.” Stone was able to personalize his GPS tendees related to I hope the attendees saw “We want to make this an annual event For more information, contact Hodges at mission and comfort the audience by letting their co-workers in a new light, are inspired by because the more we host, the more the base 567-5040.

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By Brian Hagberg 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Following the closest finish in The Murph in five years last year, questions abounded as to whether Sam Bessinger would be able to retain his title in 2015. Bessinger emphatically answered all those questions May 8, finishing with a time of 23:29 (just 18 seconds shy of the base record he set in 2012) and more than five minutes in front of Justin Long (28:32) and Chris Metzgar (28:41). Both Long and Metzgar finished within two minutes of Bessinger last year. “I knew I was in great shape [going into the event],” Bessinger said. Bessinger and Metzgar ended up with the same start time, giving the competitors a little extra motivation. “Chris competes in national and international judo and ju-jitsu tournaments and does extremely well in them so any time you go up against someone like that, you want to show them your best,” Bessinger said. The Murph had a bit of change this year as the mile runs were completed on a treadmill instead of a track, due to in- clement weather and ongoing renovations at the indoor track. “Next year, I think the event will be even better with our ‘new’ venue,” said Seth Cannello, Schriever Fitness Center director. “The indoor track is now rubberized and we have U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Naomi Griego an artificial turf field. The indoor track will be the permanent Sam Bessinger, front, and Chris Metzgar perform pull-ups during The Murph fitness challenge May 8 in the fitness center gym at Schriever Air Force site for future events.” Base, Colo. Bessinger won the event for the sixth straight year, falling just 18 seconds shy of the base record he set in 2012. The Murph, a workout consisting of a one-mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups and 300 body squats followed by another one-mile run, was named after Navy Lt. Michael See Murph page 9 Murphy who created the workout and was later killed in action in Afghanistan.

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Happenings is what’s happening in the 50th Force Support Satellite Dish Dining Facility Squadron in the next two weeks. Be sure to check back on Building 300, 567-3333 the first and third Thursdays of the month for an up-to- date list and check out www.schrieverfss.com and/or www. Monday-Friday, breakfast and lunch restricted usage: open schriever.af.mil/services/ for more information on classes, to active duty and Department of Defense civilians. Open Schriever Fitness Center programs, Satellite Dish dining to all Schriever employees for dinner, midnight meal, all facility options, education services and more. meals on weekends and federal holidays. For informa- tion regarding eligibility call 567-4732. Online Menu: Airman and Family Readiness Center http://www.schrieverfss.com/SDDF-08.asp Building 101, 567-3920 Midnight Meal All events are held at A&FRC, unless otherwise specified. You asked for it, and we delivered. The dining facility now All dates, times and events are subject to change. Please call offers a midnight meal daily, 11 p.m. – 1 a.m. Sunday through A&FRC to verify dates, times and scheduled events. Saturday Career Technical Track: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., May 21-22, Peterson AFB Child Development Center The A&FRC will host a Technical Training Track at Peterson Building 60, 567-4742 A&FRC. With all the changes to Transition Assistance Program is open to all eligible patrons in the entire Front Program, providing training or classes on a variety of op- Range area. This includes Peterson Air Force Base, Fort tions for new career choices is recommended. One of the Carson and U.S. Air Force Academy members. “tracks” is the Technical Training Track, geared toward those Hourly care who will be pursuing a technical career. This class will pro- Are you looking for hourly care for your child ages 6 months vide information on what is expected in terms of education, to 5 years? The CDC offers hourly care for just $4 per hour. experience, certifications and much more. Call to sign up. Parents may call the CDC for more details, to inquire about Pre-Separation Briefing: availability and to sign-up. 8 - 10 a.m., May 26; 2 – 4 p.m., June 2 This is the first step to separating or retiring from the Awards, Engraving and military and the briefing is mandatory. This briefing will Custom Picture Framing cover registering for e-benefits, beginning an individual Building 300, Room 133, 567-4370 transition plan and learning about the benefits and services available when you leave the military. Documentation of The Awards, Engraving, and Custom Picture Framing shop this briefing is accomplished through the completion of has changed its hours of operation and is open Tuesday - DD 2648. If you are one year from separation or two years Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. from retirement, start the process. Contact the A&FRC at Father’s Day is June 21 567-3920 to sign up. The Awards, Engraving, and Custom Picture Framing Shop TRICARE Transition Briefing: has special, customizable gift for Dad from BBQ set to poker 9 - 11 a.m., May 27 sets. Stop by and see what is available and place your order This briefing provides an overview of TRICARE for all those now to ensure it is ready for Dad’s special day. For more who are separating or retiring from the service. Call the information stop by or call 567-6050. 567-3920 for more information or to sign up. School Age Program Key Spouse Annual Training: Building 60, 567-4742 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., May 30 The A&FRC will be holding Key Spouse Annual Training Summer Camp May 30 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. This training is for current Summer camp applications are now available for weekly Key Spouses who need to complete their annual training camps beginning May 26 through August 14 for children requirements. Call the 567-3920 for more information or ages 5-12 who have completed kindergarten. Weekly fees to sign up. are based on total household income. Stop by and pick up Readiness Briefing: your application today. 8 - 10 a.m., June 3 Music Camp: June 1 - 5 Mandatory briefing for personnel 30-60 days out from de- Science Camp: June 29 – July 2 ployment, 365 or remote tasking. Spouses are welcome and Missoula Theater: Black Beard and the Pirates: July 27-31 encouraged to attend. Volunteer Info Fair: Professional Development Center 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., June 4 Building 210, Room 310, 567-5927 The A&FRC will host a Volunteer Info Fair from 11 a.m. to Schriever Professional Enhancement Classes 1 p.m., June 4 in the Atrium of Building 210. To celebrate and encourage volunteerism, representatives from various Informed Decision: non-profit organizations will provide information about 1 p.m., May 27 their mission and the volunteer opportunities available. Learn about all your active duty military benefits before you Contact the A&FRC for more information. decide whether to re-enlist or separate. Make sure you are Civvies of Networking: making the best decision for your future based on all the facts. 9 - 11 a.m., June 5 FTAC: The A&FRC will host a class on networking from 9 – 11 a.m., 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., June 1-5 June 5. Learn the ins and outs of networking to improve your This class is mandatory for all first-term Airmen. Most in- employment prospects. Call the A&FRC for more informa- processing items are taken care of during this class. Call tion and to sign up. 567-5927 for more information or to sign-up your Airman. FTAC Hand-off: Schriever Fitness Center 2 p.m., June 5 Building 120, 567-6628 Join us in celebrating the newest members of the Schriever Single Airman Initiative Program: Varmint Hunt AFB team during the FTAC Hand-off ceremony at 2 p.m., The Fitness Center is hosting a Single Airman Initiative June 5 in Building 210, Room 310. Program Varmint Hunt on May 22. This free event is open to all single Airmen assigned to Schriever AFB. For more At the Movies information about this trip of the Single Airman Initiative The 50th Force Support Squadron invites you to join us Program, call 567-6628. for free movies at the Tierra Vista Community Center or 11th Annual Duathlon Building T-135 (next to the fitness center). Movies are open to all personnel with access to Schriever AFB. For more The 11th Annual SAFB Duathlon will be held at 9 a.m. on information visit our website at www.schrieverfss.com June 12. The format will be 1-mile run, 12-mile bike ride, 1-mile run. There will be t-shirts for the first 100 finishers Saturday, May 23 – TVC and prizes for the top three male and female finishers. If The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (PG) – 3 p.m. you would like to register for the event, please call 567-6658. The Imitation Game (PG-13) – 6 p.m. Registration ends at noon June 10 and space is limited. Saturday, June 6 – TVC Duathlon Volunteers Needed American Sniper (R) – 3 p.m. The Fitness Center is looking for a few good Airmen to help Kingsman: The Secret Service (R) – 6 p.m. Schriever Sentinel May 21, 2015 7

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Dru Hartzog and her friend Christa Davis, 3rd grade Ellicott elementary school students, stand in front of their U.S. Air Force photos/Senior Airman Naomi Griego science experiments during the Ellicott science fair Thursday at Ellicott Elementary School, Colo. More than a Schriever Air Force Base volunteers serve as judges during the Ellicott science fair Thursday at Ellicott Elementary dozen Schriever members volunteered to judge the science fair for the school as part of a community involve- School, Colo. More than a dozen Schriever members volunteered to judge the science fair for the school as part ment and outreach program. of a community involvement and outreach program.

By Senior Airman Naomi Griego students’ dedication and creativity. of its significant contribution to the world. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs The experiments varied anywhere from inflating a balloon “Without the moon we’ll have to stay up forever,” said Dozens of six, seven and eight-year old Ellicott Elementary with baking soda to conducting electricity through fruits Hartzog. School students eagerly waited to demonstrate their science and vegetables. She has a valid point. Catanese concurred and expressed fair experiments to military personnel during their annual “I’ve seen some pretty bright kids today,” said Catanese. his gratitude for the opportunity to spend some time out of science fair May 14, in Elicott, Colorado. “Some of the questions they developed are things I’ve never his day enjoying the grinning children and their innovations. [considered].” “These experiences are really important,” Catanese said. Schriever members volunteered to judge the Ellicott He said one student wanted to find out if you could re- “The opportunity to be here as a representative of a profes- Elementary School science fair as part of a community grow celery through the root of the vegetable and another sional organization, such as the Air Force, is an opportunity outreach and involvement program. Nearly 100 students student’s experiment addressed how chicks get oxygen while to serve as a role model.” brought their poster boards and science experiment ac- inside an egg. Carrie Maly, Ellicott 3rd grade teacher, said she and her coutrements to school to demonstrate their knowledge of “In some ways I think the kids here are more advanced students were thankful for the Schriever participation. the scientific method. than I was at their age,” he said. “It’s just amazing to see,” she said. “The students were a “We’ve been looking forward to this since I signed up One of those bright kids was Dru Hartzog, 3rd grade little nervous, but they’re having a blast.” three months ago,” said Staff Sgt. Salvatore Catanese, 3rd student. Her experiment involved the different phases of Maly said the military is such a big part of the school. Space Experimentation Squadron. the moon. “A lot of our students have military families,” she said. Salvatore was one of 15 volunteers who witnessed the She said she really wanted to learn about the moon because “I’m so thankful.”

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strong support from base leadership. “Colonel Barthel and Colonel Liquori are Spouses huge advocates of this program,” Humphrey From page 1 said. “They’re so involved and their spouses are huge supporters. I think everybody real- izes the strong role models and mentors they the program since he took command two are, not just for this program but for the Air years ago. Force in general.” “Since I’ve been here the last two years the The Key Spouse program was originally program has tripled and every squadron is initiated by the Navy in 1999 as a quality of covered,” Amy said. life initiative. The Air Force formally adopted She said much of the credit for the pro- the program in 2009. Each squadron com- gram’s tremendous growth goes to Kendra mander appoints the key spouse(s) for his or Humphrey, work/life specialist at the her squadron. Each spouse, male or female, A&FRC. Humphrey is responsible for co- volunteers for a one year commitment to the ordinating the program and making sure key program. They must complete 12 hours of spouses receive the proper training. training on topics such as HeartLink, sexual “She helps train all of us, keeps us in line assault and resiliency. and keeps us informed,” Amy said. “She’s “What the program really is is information, just done a really amazing job.” referral and support and just helping other Humphrey said when she took over the people,” Humphrey said. “We just ask that key program two years ago, she had 11 key spous- spouses be active, visual and involved in the es and the program had no central coordina- program and everything on base.” tion. Today, she works with 64 key spouses For more information about the key spouse plus mentors. She said the program’s turn- program, or to volunteer, contact Humphrey around wouldn’t have been possible without at 567-7391. you. a loved one. one story that to provide our station with long-term solutions. He identified U.S. vendors will last forever. Resources to source materials and accomplished From page 3 the upgrades in-house at considerable savings; from converting old fixtures to LED compatible ones, including These savings are driven for the most perimeter and fluorescent lighting, to part by local costs for fuel and electric- training Kaena Point Satellite Tracking ity, so savings may vary by location. Station (HULA) members in Hawaii Additional savings are also captured and helping them upgrade their lights. in the significant decrease in required The installation of LEDs at New Boston periodic maintenance compared to AFS reduced our electrical costs by ap- krcc welcomes storycorps to ivywild. previous site systems. The savings in proximately $20,000 during the last manpower allows for better prioriti- three years. Book your appointment today! zation of civil engineering efforts to We all need to do our best to manage include accomplishing more in-house what resources we have to optimize storycorps.org/reservations projects versus contracting them out; productivity and minimize spending; which also allows for third-order not just in how we manage our mate- info: 719-473-4801 savings. rial resources, but also our allotted and Another New Boston effort along available manpower. Further, when we with numerous other bases, is the find efficiencies, we should share them conversion to LED lighting. Our elec- with others in the group and wing. This trician has replaced old lighting with will enable the wing to maintain or LEDs as well as researched advance- perhaps surpass its “Highly Effective” ments of various generations of LEDs rating in this major graded area. 14 May 21, 2015 Schriever Sentinel Base Briefs Adult, pediatric CPR class Motorcycle Training Academy at Chapel Hills Mall begin- Save money, use vanpool — Falcon A CPR course will be held May 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in ning on June 6, with other classes available throughout the Save gas money. The government provides $130 per rider Building T-135. The cost is $18.90 and must be paid by cash summer. There are only 30 class seats available. For more per month to pay for the commuter van. DOD civilians and or check. Contact Kathleen Kossler at 567-4242 or 719-322- information please contact Tech. Sgt. Torres at 567-2848. uniformed military personnel are eligible. Space is available 8273 to sign up. Registration ends May 28. on the van that originates from the Falcon Wal-Mart on Buy Elitch Garden tickets Woodmen and Meridian Market View Road. The van departs Volunteer Information Fair June 4 The Information, Tickets and Tours/Outdoor Recreation at 6:25 a.m. weekdays and arrives at Schriever AFB at 6:55 There will be a Volunteer Information Fair on June 4 from Office is now selling discounted Elitch Gardens amusement a.m. At the end of the duty day the van departs Schriever 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Building 210 atrium. Representatives park tickets. Season passes, one-day passes, meal vouchers at 4:10 p.m. and arrives at the Falcon Wal-Mart at 4:40 p.m. from various non-profit organizations will be available to and parking passes can all be purchased at the ITT/ODR Drop off and pick up points on Schriever may vary. For answer questions about their organization and discuss op- in Building 300, Room 133. Buy early to take advantage of more information, contact Jay Carroll at 721-0739 or Jacque portunities to volunteer. This is a great opportunity to learn “pre-season” specials. Stop by the office or call 567-6050 Donley at 567-7946. about the many ways to give back and get involved in the for any questions. community. For more information, contact the Airman & Save money, use vanpool Family Readiness Center at 567-3920. KEEP Training for Civilian Supervisors Is the wear and tear of commuting taking a bite out of The Schriever Civilian Personnel Office is offering a your car and your wallet? Is the driving causing too much Military Retirees Activities office holds Knowledge Enhanced Employee Program for supervisors stress? Take advantage of a vanpool! Government civil service luncheon of civilian employees. The class will cover topics such as and active-duty military may receive a mass transit benefit The Military Retirees Activities office holds a luncheon at filling positions, disciplinary actions, time/attendance, 971 to offset commuting costs. Some companies may also of- noon the second Thursday of each month at the Peterson Air files, and awards. The next class is 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. May 28 fer mass transit benefits. So join our van pool. The route Force Base Club, followed by its monthly council meeting Building 210, Room 310. To sign up for this class, please includes the South Denver, Castle Pines/Rock, Monument, at 2:30 p.m. in Building 350, Room 1206. The guest speaker contact Maggie Wander at 567-4014. Black Forest/Woodmen area. Final destination is Schriever for June 11 is Tech. Sgt. Linville from Space “A” Travel. For Air Force Base with arrival times between 7 and 7:15 a.m., more information, call 556-7153. May Civilian Personnel Newsletter is Monday-Friday. Call (719) 359-0343 for more information. available Sponsor a Cadet Vanpool opens at Castle Rock The May 2015 Civilian Personnel Newsletter is now avail- The U.S. Air Force Academy is looking for volunteer spon- Space is available in the Castle Rock to Schriever vanpool. able on the Civilian Personnel Sharepoint site at https:// sor families to build a professional mentoring relationship It departs Castle Rock at 6 a.m. and arrives at Schriever at eis.afspc.af.mil/unit/50sw/50FSS/cpo/May%202015%20 and provide a home-away-from-home for the cadets. Eligible 7:15 a.m. For more information, contact 1st Lt. Peter Forde Civilian%20Newsletter/Civilian%20Newsletter%20May%20 sponsors are O-3 and above; E-6 and above; GS-05 and at 567-5258.. 2015.pdf. This newsletter provides useful information for above. Cadets will meet their sponsors at the Doolie Day Air Force offers summer internship civilian employees as well as their supervisors. Out event July 18.The deadline to sign up for the Doolie Day Out event is July 2. You may also sponsor for the academic program Crime Prevention Tip year (through grad year). Call 719-333-2727 or request a Schriever will be participating in the Air Force Pathways Delete any suspicious e-mails. Do not believe e-mails ask- sponsor packet at [email protected]. Summer Internship Program from May 18 to Sept. 25. ing to wire funds or cash checks over the internet. Suspicious Students at least 16 years of age attending high school or e-mails include chain letters involving money, credit repair Fitness Center to operate under Holiday accepted for enrollment and/or attending college may apply. schemes, prize notifications that ask for money or checking Students must apply on www.usajobs.gov, keyword search: account information first and work-at-home proposals. If Hours May 22-25 1356764 (Clerk) or 1356909 (Laborer). Please contact Maggie you have any questions, contact Staff Sgt. Steven McCoy at The Fitness Center will operate under holiday hours (7 Wander at 567-4014 or Fred Tongol at 567-5796 if you have 567-5830. a.m. to 3 p.m.) Friday through Monday in recognition of any questions. Memorial Day weekend. For more information, please call CVMA Golf Scramble at Peterson the Fitness Center at 567-6658. Cape Fox offers Motorcycle Training Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, Chapter 3-2 Fitness Center basketball court closed Courses Pikes Peak Region presents the Fallen Brothers Memorial golf Registration for the Advanced Rider Course through Cape tournament 1 p.m. Saturday. Registration and lunch start at May Tuesday and Thursday Fox has begun. This course will fulfill required intermedi- 11:00a.m. Pre-register at CVMA3-2.org. First 50 registered The basketball court at the Fitness Center will be closed ate and refresher motorcycle training for military riders. entries receive free swag bag. $59 entry fee includes 18 holes, Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. in support of Interested riders should contact their Unit Motorcycle Safety cart and lunch. Silver Spruce Golf Course, Peterson AFB. official functions. For more information, contact the Fitness Representative for more details. Classes will be held at the All proceeds benefit veterans past and present. Center at 567-6628.

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By Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs under these programs were not eligible to participate in any Air National Guard. These Airmen will receive the same WASHINGTON (AFNS) — The Air Force is introduc- of the targeted fiscal 2014 voluntary or involuntary force benefits as active-duty Airmen, such as qualifying for the ing several personnel and manpower initiatives to meet management programs. The one exception was the Quality Post 9/11 GI Bill, while serving a tour on active duty. Further increased mission requirements outlined in the fiscal year Force Review Board, where all Airmen with some negative information, such as which grades and specialties are eligible, 2016 President’s Budget. quality factors were considered regardless of their specialty. will also be available in the coming weeks. In order to enhance operational and mission capacity in “While we are working to increase our overall number Under the Direct Duty Prior Service Enlistment Program, support of combatant commanders, and to maintain readi- of Airmen, we particularly focused on adding mid-level applicants must have separated from the active-duty Air ness, the Air Force is setting a minimum active-duty force experienced Airmen in some of our currently undermanned Force, or be separated from or currently serving in the ANG level of 317,000 as established in the fiscal 2016 President’s specialties to help meet mission requirements immediately,” or Air Force Reserve in the grade of senior airman through Budget submission. The Air Force is undergoing a concerted said Brig. Gen. Brian Kelly, the director of military force technical sergeant as a fully qualified 5- or 7-level in one of effort to stabilize and grow the force by fiscal 2017, to -in management policy. the designated Air Force specialties. Army, Navy or Marine clude addressing key gaps in the nuclear, cyber, intelligence, The new programs being launched are designed to meet Corps service members may also be eligible if they served surveillance and reconnaissance, and support career fields. the need for experienced Airmen in critically undermanned in a career field equivalent to one of the specialties targeted The Air Force is using the most direct way to grow the specialties such as nuclear, cyber, intelligence, remotely pi- in the fiscal 2015 program. Under this program, applicants force by increasing the accessions of enlisted Airmen en- loted aircraft and special operations. are not eligible to receive a reenlistment bonus. tering basic military training and the numbers of officers Voluntary HYT extensions are being offered to senior Airmen interested in applying for HYT or the Voluntary being commissioned. To complement those efforts, the Air airmen, staff sergeants, technical sergeants and master ser- Limited Period of Active Duty Program are encouraged to Force is also offering opportunities to retain key experience geants in targeted specialties; however, Airmen will only be review the additional eligibility details on myPers. Prior and increase operational manning levels through targeted approved if recommended for the extension by their unit service members interested in Direct Duty Prior Service voluntary high year of tenure (HYT) extensions, Voluntary commander or civilian leader. The length of the extension Enlisted Program can find information at www.airforce.com/ Limited Period of Active Duty Program affording opportuni- can vary depending on each Airman’s situation. Specific contact-us/faq/prior-service/ or contact their local recruiter. ties to members of the Air Reserve Component to serve an details on the fiscal 2015 HYT extension program will be For more information on targeted AFSCs, grade groups active-duty tour, and Direct Duty Prior Service Enlistment released by AFPC and available via myPers May 18. and HYT extensions or for FY15 Direct Duty Prior-Service Program opening doors for prior-service enlisted members Opportunities to serve an active-duty tour for a period Accession Program Eligible AFSCs, visit the following links: to return to active duty. of up to three years will be offered to members of the Air • http://targeted AFSCs, grade groups and HYT extensions The focus of these programs is to increase the number of Reserve Component in targeted Air Force specialties. The • http://www.af.mil/Portals/1/documents/Force%20 experienced Airmen in undermanned specialties such as Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty Program allows Management/Enlisted/Eligible%20AFSCs%20for%20 nuclear, cyber, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, the Air Force to increase experience in mid-level grades by Direct%20Duty%20Prior%20Service%20Accession%20 and special operations. The Air Force specialties covered leveraging trained Airmen from the Air Force Reserves and Program.pdf?timestamp=1431961145767

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By Capt. Kinder Blacke in their heels, and fight for solutions,” said Col. Thomas endurable, mission-critical missile warning data necessary 140th Wing Public Affairs McKenna, 233rd Space Group commander. “They will not for presidential decision making will be provided until a BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — While the 233rd quit until they have exhausted every available resource and replacement ARU system is eventually fielded. Space Communication Squadron may reside in a quiet farm- option at their disposal. ‘Failure’ is not in their vocabulary.” As a result of this demonstration, Kerry Kelley, Strategic ing community in Greeley, Colorado, its members are solving Their hard work and determination paid off because the Command’s director of C4 Systems, was so impressed she problems with huge national impact. team managed to come up with a manual log-on proce- nominated the team for the NC3 TEAM Award, which is a The annual Department of Defense Nuclear Command, dure to be able to reliably acquire communication with the DOD-level award that recognizes outstanding contributions Control and Communications Team Award was recently Milstar satellite using only a few hundred dollars’ worth of to the Nuclear Command, Control and Communications presented to a four-man team from the 140th Wing, Colorado commercial, off-the-shelf products. community, explained McKenna. Air National Guard, who developed and fielded a solution “Tech. Sgt. Grady Murphy and Staff Sgt. Guy Winn were It didn’t take long for their hard work to be recognized. On to replace a failing mission-critical system, saving the Air the true engineers behind the manual log-on procedures,” Feb. 24, the team was chosen above nine other nominees to Force more than $10 million in potential redesign and re- said Smail. “It was amazing to watch them analyze what receive the NC3 TEAM Award at the ITW/AA Stakeholders placement costs. information the ARU provided to the terminal and work to Meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado. These Airmen recognized a lack of serviceable Milstar create manual steps to recreate what happened electronically. “It’s incredibly gratifying when our customers take the antenna reference units in the U.S. Air Force Supply System, The fact that they could take simple tools from a hardware time to see the ‘minor miracles’ our Airmen perform in the which are required to successfully operate the nation’s only store and reproduce what a half million dollar part does is trenches on a daily basis and then highlight them on the survivable and endurable missile warning and attack assess- truly phenomenal.” biggest stages,” McKenna said. ment capability. This task is conducted by the 233rd Space In a nutshell, the team developed, designed, tested and Murphy, a radio frequency transmission technician who Warning Group’s mobile ground system, maintained and implemented a manual log-on process using $500 of COTS has been in the career field for more than 11 years, says the operated out of the Greeley Air National Guard Station. equipment that saved an estimated $10 million in ARU re- project took about nine months to develop and field test, “After ordering multiple ARUs in 2013 and 2014, it be- design and replacement costs and most importantly, saved and when asked what motivated him to undertake this huge came very apparent that this part was in very short supply,” the critical weapons system from an indefinite amount of challenge, he humbly stated, “I was just doing my duty to explained Senior Airman Jonathan Smail, 233 SCS satellite down time. maintain and operate the Milstar terminal.” communications technician. “As we examined the number “I am incredibly humbled when events like this occur All members of the team expressed feelings of honor and of remaining ARUs in the supply system and the average and I see the brilliance of our Colorado Air National Guard good fortune to have been a part of the award-winning fail rate, we knew that something would need to be done.” technicians,” McKenna said. “Their ability to devise unique team, and give thanks to their leadership in the 233 SG for Without a serviceable ARU, the Milstar communication solutions to new and evolving problems makes me sleep well encouraging them along the way. vehicle lacks the proper navigational information to be able at night knowing our mission will be successful despite the “The support we received from our squadron- and group- to quickly and reliably acquire communication with the challenges they will inevitably face employing aging equip- level leadership was unparalleled,” said Smail. “From the very Milstar satellite. No replacement for the ARU had proven ment in austere environments.” beginning, we had their full support in trying to remedy this effective, which left the Mobile Ground System lacking a But of course every good idea needs to prove its worth, and problem. They would make time in their busy schedules to mission critical capability. that’s a large part of how Gourd contributed to the project. stop and see our progress.” “As our trucks continue to age beyond their expected “I think it was a ‘right time, right place’ situation for The effort to maintain and sustain the aging equipment lifespan, we are finding it more and more challenging to me; I just happened to walk in on Sergeant Murphy and is clearly a top priority for the 233 SG. preserve the functionality of each line replaceable unit that Sergeant Winn plugging away on the mathematical portion “We continue to face challenges on a daily basis with the truck houses,” explained Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Gourd, 233 of this solution and really wanted to help,” said Gourd, the sustainment of our aging weapon system,” explained SCS radio frequency transmission systems craftsman. “The adding he was motivated by “the successful completion McKenna. “Some of our equipment is entering its fourth ARU issue emerged as one of the first we were faced with a of this amazing vision.” decade of service to our nation. Unfortunately, budget few years back when the supply inventories discovered we Gourd, who is a licensed electrician in Colorado, devel- cuts, sequestration and programming complications have had minimal replacements.” oped the tool inventory necessary to achieve the required delayed our critical modernization — the Space Based Instead of waiting for the Air Force to remedy the situ- parameters for satellite lock, and was also a key player in Infrared System Survivable Endurable Evolution — years ation, members of the 233 SCS set their minds to the task the field testing phase of their solution. past the design life of our current system.” of creating a work-around solution in order to maintain “The Force Package (Milstar Flight) that I led in the an- Thankfully, the determination and ingenuity of these mission readiness. nual field training period last year was the first to bring Airmen and others like them have enabled the 233 SG to Tech. Sgt. Grady Murphy spearheaded the project, aug- up the truck in the field using our method and it worked keep their systems running beyond their life expectancies. mented by Staff Sgt. Guy Winn, Gourd and Smail, all mem- perfectly,” said Gourd. “I can tell you this; it was a fine day McKenna summed it up simply. “Since we provide critical bers of 233 SCS, Satellite Wideband Flight. for the ARU team and the Milstar team!” missile warning and nuclear detonation detection to the “I am most proud of the fact that when others throw their Additionally, their solution was field-tested and offi- Nuclear Command and Control enterprise, the actions of hands in the air and walk away because the challenge seems cially approved during U.S. Strategic Command’s Global our Airmen demonstrate why the Air National Guard is so insurmountable, our Airmen increase their resilience, dig Thunder exercise in 2014, ensuring top Air Force leadership essential to the security of our nation,” he said. 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