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Base Briefs Spouses are invited to events marked with THIS WEEK SF halts augmentee gate duty Beginning Monday, augmentees will no longer be serving on gate duty in the mornings. Members are encouraged to vary arrival times as well as utilize the West Gates to minimize traffic.
Right Start orientation Courtesy photo rescheduled Col. Jacob Middleton, 50th Space Wing vice commander, Col. Jennifer Grant,50th SW commander, Brad Truver, Schriever Fire Department fire prevention assistant chief and Col. Royal Davis, Judge Advocate office commander, smile after successfully running through the fire department’s home fire simulator. Right Start orientation has been re- scheduled to Oct. 31. The location has GO TO PAGE 12 FOR MORE FIRE SAFETY WEEK also changed to Building 210, Room 310. Those scheduled to attend the Thursday date will automatically be rescheduled for the Oct. 31 briefing. CCIP, IG ensure Team Schriever stays ready The orientation starts at 8 a.m. For ad- ditional information, contact Cheryl Jensen at 567-3920. HPP has limited services The Health Promotion Program office will have limited services now until Oct. 26. For assistance or any questions, call 567-3948 in reference to classes or body fat analysis. Dietician appointments will still be conducted. Contact Tiffany Brunton at 556-5787 or 556-4292 to schedule an appoint- ment. For all other questions, contact 567-1835. More Briefs page 14
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Inside U.S. Air Force graphic by 2nd Lt. Scarlett Rodriguez The purpose of CCIP is to effectively and efficiently provide commanders timely, relevant information to improve unit effectiveness. The theme for the 50th Space Wing’s Weathering seasons of change...... 3 CCIP is “Stay ready in the off season.” Why Reservists are relevant...... 4 ODR/ITT offers discounts...... 6 By Senior Airman Arielle Vasquez relevant information to improve unit ef- mission planners need to elevate it so it goes 50th Space Wing Public Affairs fectiveness. For Schriever, the 50th Space up through all the proper levels to ensure “Stay ready in the off season” is a not only Wing Inspector General office leads this mission success.” a motto intended for athletes, but something program. The IG inspects groups, squad- The CCIP initiative aims to help Airmen all Schriever members should strive for on rons and other functions within the wing build their knowledge of the program, chal- a daily basis. to maintain mission readiness. lenge Team Schriever to stay inspection This message is the theme for the Wing “This program is important,” said Staff ready and enable its continued effectiveness. Commander’s Inspection Program lead- Sgt. Theodore Barnaby, 50 SW IG evaluation “Stay ready in the off season” relates to the ing up to the Unit Effectiveness Inspection management system manager. “We need to success or failure of any sports team relying scheduled for Dec. 2018. know the status of programs. If a mission is See Inspection page 11 CCIP provides commanders timely and on the edge of failure or is degraded, then 2 October 19, 2017 Schriever Sentinel Schriever Sentinel October 19, 2017 3
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4th Space OperationsCOLORADO SPRINGSSquadron MILITARY NEWSPA PERcommander GROUP Amy Sweet...... [email protected] SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP CSMNG dig a little deeper and ask questions of your chain of command. EXECUTIVE EDITOR Fall is a season of change. Leaves become vibrant with color, the air becomes cooler and This may not only help you to understand Ralph Routon...... [email protected] pumpkin spice flavor seems to be in every- why, but also help your leaders to think deeper STAFF WRITER thing. However, while some welcome change, and consider other things they had not yet
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The 310th Space Wing headquarters building resides at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, with geographi- U.S. Air Force photos by Senior Airman Laura Turner cally separated units at Peterson and Buckley AFB, Colorado, and Vandenberg AFB, California. The 310th is the Staff Sgt. Richard Teller, 380th Space Control Squadron, participates in Red Flag 17-1, Feb. 7, 2017. Red Flag only space wing in the United States Air Force Reserve, with a vision to provide agile combat and space forces gives Airmen the opportunity to train and defeat potential adversary attacks against U.S. forces and allows them to win the fight. to refine and confirm defensive space control tactics. Reevaluating space - why Reservists are relevant
By Senior Airman Laura Turner sible for backing up the National Oceanic 310th Space Wing Public Affairs Atmospheric Administration located in The topic of space is trending strongly Suitland, Maryland. on news feeds as Secretary of the Air Force “We provide the backup command and Heather Wilson and other Air Force leaders control center for the Defense Meteorological discuss the need for dominance in today’s Satellite Program,” said Lt. Col. Paxton hostile space environment. These recent de- Mellinger, 6th SOPS commander. “DMSP sat- velopments have brought to light the only ellites provide strategic and tactical weather Reserve wing to specialize in the space mis- prediction to aid military operations plan- sion, the 310th Space Wing, along with the ning at sea, on land and in the air.” question ‘How do our Reservists contribute At Vandenberg, the 9th Combat to the space fight?’ Operations Squadron operates the Joint A new Air Force Space Operations Space Operations Center 24/7, 365 days a Directorate, AF/A11, was activated in Aug. year, alongside their active duty partners, the 2017 that will focus on space capabilities 614th Aerospace Operations Center. within the Air Force. Maj. Gen. Pamela “From here we conduct command and con- Lincoln, former Mobilization Assistant to the trol of Department of Defense space forces Commander, 14th Air Force, Air Force Space to ensure tailored space effects to worldwide Command, was selected as the Reserve rep- combatant commanders,” said Col. Ariel resentative and the Mobilization Assistant to Barredo, 9th COS commander. “As active the deputy chief of staff for Space Operations. duty personnel rotate out, our Reservists Lt. Gen. David J. Buck, Commander, 14th Air Force, Air Force Space Command, and commander, Joint Functional This is one more element of the plan, said bring experience and expertise to a complex Component Command for Space, U.S. Strategic Command, sits down with Maj. Christopher Bert, 6th Space Wilson, to ensure our space forces are or- and ever-changing mission. They provide Operations Squadron, while taking a tour of the 310th Space Wing, Aug. 5, 2017. Lt. Gen. Buck asked Airmen ganized, trained, and equipped to prevail continuity for that mission.” questions about their specific jobs and how he could help improve their day-to-day tasks. in any conflict. The 380th Space Control Squadron, located “The A11 will integrate our space capabili- at Peterson AFB, monitors high priority satel- ties across the USAF headquarters,” Lincoln who bring years of military and industry ponent of the 50th Space Wing. lite communication signals. They also detect said. “[And that will] ensure the warfighter experience with them. “Once our operators have established electromagnetic interference on those signals has flexible multi-domain solutions.” “At the 19th Space Operations Squadron proficiency in the satellite command and and geo-locate the source of interference. At Schriever Air Force Base and across Air here on Schriever, we provide cradle-to-the- control mission, they have opportunities to “We are a Classic Reserve Associate Unit to Force Space Command, active duty Airmen, grave operations for the $3.6 billion, 36-satel- contribute to our other missions,” Adams the 16th Space Control Squadron, tasked with civilian contractors and Air Force Reserve lite Global Positioning System, the world’s said. “Such as supporting GPS modernization providing global Defensive Space Control Citizen Airmen from the 310th SW combat largest military satellite constellation,” efforts or Navigation Warfare assignments, during wartime as well as peacetime,” said Lt. adversarial forces threatening U.S. and allied Col. Jeffrey Akin, 380th SPCS commander. said Lt. Col. Kimberly Adams, 19th SOPS ranging from a week to a month in length. capabilities and services. “In a nutshell, 380th SPCS and 16th SPCS This can often accommodate a Traditional Since the 310th is the only Reserve space Director of Operations. “We also provide defend certain space capabilities against ad- wing in the Air Force, they provide tremen- Navigation Warfare expertise and training Reservist’s civilian career and can appeal to versarial attack, allowing full and unfettered dous depth and breadth of experience to the in theaters around the globe, supporting many operators who desire variety, breadth access to those capabilities that are necessary space community. Comprised of 15 different exercises and real world events.” of experience or travel.” to conduct everyday operations.” units, the wing hosts squadrons at Schriever, The Reservists at 19th SOPS are experts in Also at Schriever, the 6th Space Operations The Reserve National Security Space Buckley and Peterson Air Force Bases in their weapon system, said Adams, providing Squadron captures and delivers timely Institute resides at Peterson as well, a fully Colorado, as well as one unit at Vandenberg mission continuity and technical expertise. environmental intelligence data. They integrated partner to the National Security They work side-by-side with the 2nd Space partner with Detachment 1, part of the AFB, California. Each squadron supports a See Relevant page 10 different mission and is made up of Reservists Operations Squadron, an active duty com- 50th Operations Group, and are respon-
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By Airman 1st Class William Tracy “Jim is extremely passionate about his work. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs His prior military experience and study of Returning to Schriever after a four year military history, coupled with his personal hiatus, Jim Mesco, Schriever’s new (or re- interests, make him a natural Air Force newed) 50th Space Wing historian, is ready historian.” to help while preserving the past. Randy Saunders, the wing’s previous his- Formerly the wing historian from 1997- torian (now retired), who has known Mesco 1999, and then the Space Innovation and for more than 30-years, said he is sure Mesco Development Center (formerly the Space will continue to be successful in reprising Warfare Center) historian from 1999-2013, his role. Mesco worked for 16 years at Schriever. “Jim is passionate about history and is “This is a second home,” Mesco said. “I’m knowledgeable about Air Force history,” he excited to be back in an operational unit.” said. “I expect he’ll be successful coming Working as a historian since the 1980’s home to the 50th Space Wing.” Mesco said while the base has stayed rela- when it was an active duty career, and a life- tively the same as far as structure and size, long history lover since visiting old battle- the wing’s overall operations have drastically grounds with his father as a child, Mesco’s changed. own history is unique. “There’s a few additional facilities, but the Born in Pennsylvania to a family with a difference is mainly the missions that have lineage of military service, Mesco grew up been added to the wing,” Mesco said. “We witnessing many of the pivotal events of the are bringing on newer systems that are better 20th century. — that are helping the warfighter, and have “I remember watching all that went on increased the mission profile here within with Vietnam, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the the wing.” assassination of President Kennedy, Martin He plans on documenting this dynamic Luther King and Robert Kennedy,” he said. U.S. Air Force photo by William Tracy history in his renewed role. “These things I remember firsthand. With Jim Mesco, 50th Space Wing historian, sits at his office in the 50th SW headquarters building at Schriever Air “Since it was first built, this base has been that in mind, I have a personal perspective Force Base, Colorado, Oct. 16, 2017. Mesco worked as the wing historian from 1997-1999. Upon returning, he the centerpiece for space and satellite opera- on these events.” said the base and the wing has evolved in line with the space and cyberspace warfighting realms. tions for the Air Force,” Mesco said. “I see Mesco continued his family heritage, join- this base continuing to expand in terms of ing the Air Force in 1980 as a missile crew it’s the idea of keeping pace with what is really Mark Wilderman, 375th Air Mobility missions and what we do here.” member, before pursuing his passion and going on now.” Wing historian, knew Mesco when he him- Fortunately for Mesco, documenting Air training as an Air Force historian in 1985. Retiring as a master sergeant after 24 years self was a missile crew member. Force history is not only a career, but a pas- “I read a lot about the fighting my father of service, Mesco continued serving as a his- “Although we were assigned to different sion that keeps on giving. experienced from Normandy, I’ve always torian for various military installations, such squadrons, Jim and I spent a great deal of “I don’t get bored with the work,” he tried to get real firsthand accounts so I knew as Tinker and Peterson Air Force Base. off-duty time indulging our favorite hobby, laughed. “I’ve done this for 32 years and I’ve fact from fiction,” he said. “I enjoy this be- Those who worked with him can testify model building, and traveling in South always enjoyed doing it. It’s always something cause it’s not just documenting old history; to his ability as a history expert. Dakota, Wyoming, and Colorado,” he said. new and different.”
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By Halle Thornton 50th Space Wing Public Affairs The Schriever Outdoor Recreation Information Tickets and Tours office offers Airmen a variety of equipment, rentals and discounted tickets available for purchase year-round. Attempting to appeal to an even broader spectrum, they began selling blue customizable ceramic coffee mugs and sleeves Oct. 1. The mugs come plain, but there are decorative options such as the 50th Space Wing emblem, unit symbol and/or stencil of the buyer’s choice engraved. The mug also comes with a customizable leather sleeve. The lid is silicone so it seals well, and is dishwasher safe. For an additional cost, Schriever members can engrave a call sign or a short, single sentence saying on the back of the mug. If one brings the mug back to the ODR office to buy coffee, it is 25 cents off the regular price of $1.25. Juliana Yim, 50th Force Support Squadron Outdoor Recreation office director, said they have had five orders so far. “We’re talking it up and people just happen to be in here, see them and want to buy them,” she said. Jhen Stark, 50th FSS marketing director, said the mugs are an additional asset to the ODR store. “I think the product the ODR team put has together is something worth owning and using,” she said. “We’re con- stantly trying to find new ways to accommodate and serve our Schriever community in FSS, and our ODR team nailed it, even with something as simple as a coffee travel mug, be- cause it is something we all can use and personalizing it with our framing and engraving shop is just the perfect option.” The ODR/ITT also offers a variety of discounted tickets for U.S. Air Force photo by Halle Thornton events and activities, including discounted ski passes, both The Outdoor Recreation Information Tickets and Tours office began selling customizable ceramic coffee mugs at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, for the season and day passes, for mountains such as Winter Oct. 1, 2017. The ODR/ITT offers a variety of discounted event tickets, equipment and camper rentals. Park, Steamboat Springs, Arapahoe Basin and Keystone. The process of buying a season or day pass is as simple as going into the office and filling out a waiver. “It’s almost as if they were tent camping, but they have “They have a lot of great outdoor events coming up,” Yim With Halloween approaching, Elitch Gardens in Denver a hard shell, it’s comfy and they have heaters,” Yim said. added. is offering tickets to two haunted houses, sales ending Oct. Yim added there is not necessarily a max time limit when The ODR office also rents RV parking lot spots for $30 a 29. Tickets for both haunted houses are $19, and run Friday, renting. month. The secure lot is located on the southwest portion Saturday and Sunday through October. “You’re more than welcome to take it for up to a month of the base, is accessible 24/7, 365 days a year and Security Military packages for sporting events like Colorado in my mind,” she said. Forces patrols it regularly. Avalanche hockey games are also available for purchase Additionally, ODR/ITT has purchased two new R-Pod “Security forces is very good about reporting anything through ODR/ITT. campers, bringing the total to four. that goes on,” said Yim. The “Squadron Package” includes 10 tickets minimum The office is also waiting on a toy hauler, used to transport She said if there are things Schriever members would like and concession stand credit for each ticket, and the “Single four wheelers or motorcycles. The trailer comes with inside to have or see in the ODR/ITT office, they are always open Airmen Night” package includes 10 tickets minimum, a ride tie downs. to suggestions. to the arena and drink voucher. “We’re anticipating this (toy hauler) to be popular espe- “We welcome anyone’s input for ideas and things they In the past, ODR/ITT has stopped camper rentals at the cially in the winter and fall months,” Yim said. would like to see,” she said. “If we can make it happen, we end of September, however this winter, they will offer dry The ODR/ITT office is also hoping to schedule outdoor will.” camping. The campers have been winterized, so renters events with the U.S. Air Force Academy and Peterson Air For more information about ODR/ITT, call 567-6050, or cannot use water, rather they’ll have to bring their own. Force Base at least once a month. visit their office in Building 300, Room 133.
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Courtesy photos Sheree Robinson, 50th Missile Defense Agency technical administrative assistant, stands with members of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association during Ghoulfest at Sam’s Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Oct. 14, 2017. Robinson coordinated the “Poker Run,” where guests rode motorcycle to each of the three haunted houses.
(Top) Rodney Kelley, right, 50th Missile Defense Agency information technology audio and video technician, passes out flyers during Ghoulfest at Sam’s Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Oct. 14, 2017. Ghoulfest recognized 12 veterans and active duty soldiers, sailors, Airmen and Marines for their service.
(Left) Mark Kennedy, middle, 50th National Reconnaissance Office Operations Squadron logistics technician, eats with members of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association during Ghoulfest at Sam’s Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Oct. 14, 2017. Kennedy has facilitated the Hellscream Haunted House and provided a portion of the raffle prizes for the past three years. Schriever Sentinel October 19, 2017 9 Schriever Wargame 2017 set to begin
21st Space Wing Public Affairs ighting through integration of Space Warfighting Construct and civilian experts from more than 27 commands and agen- PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Air Force Space concepts; 3) exploring the warfighting contributions of space cies around the country, as well as from Australia, Canada, and cyberspace in a multi-domain conflict; and 4) evolving New Zealand and the United Kingdom are engaged in the Command will conduct the 11th Schriever Wargame at partnerships framed by a whole of governments approach Wargame. Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada Friday. (allied, civil, commercial) to joint and combined operations. U.S. commands and agencies participating in Schriever The Schriever Wargame, set in the year 2027, will explore The SW17 scenario depicts a notional peer space and Wargame 2017 include: Air Force Space Command, Army critical space issues and investigate the integration activi- cyberspace competitor seeking to achieve strategic goals by Space and Missile Defense Command, Naval Fleet Cyber ties of multiple agencies associated with space systems and exploiting those domains. It will include a global scenario Command, the National Reconnaissance Office, Principal services. Schriever Wargame 2017 (SW17) will include in- with the focus of effort towards the U.S. Pacific Command DoD Space Advisor Staff, Air Combat Command, Office ternational partners from Australia, Canada, New Zealand Area of Responsibility. The scenario also includes a full of the Secretary of Defense, U.S. Pacific Command, U.S. and the United Kingdom. spectrum of threats across diverse operating environments Strategic Command, U.S. Special Operations Command, The objectives of the Wargame center on: 1) examining to challenge civilian and military leaders, planners and space U.S. Northern Command, Defense Information Systems various combined command and control frameworks to system operators, as well as the capabilities they employ. Agency, the Intelligence Community, National Aeronautics employ and defend air, space and cyberspace capabilities The Schriever Wargame Team conducts this Wargame and Space Administration, Office of Homeland Security, in support of global and geographic/regional operations; 2) on behalf of Air Force Space Command, headquartered in Department of Transportation, Department of State and gaining insight into space resiliency, deterrence, and warf- Colorado Springs, Colorado. Approximately 200 military Department of Commerce.
AF accepting nominations for Gen. and Mrs. Jerome F. O’Malley Award
By Staff Sgt. Alexx Pons batant commands, field operating agen- Air Force Personnel Center Public Affairs cies, direct reporting units or MAJCOM- JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO- equivalent agency for applicable suspense RANDOLPH, Texas — Air Force officials date and additional information regarding are seeking nominations for the 2018 General nomination procedures. Each MAJCOM, and Mrs. Jerome F. O’Malley Award. COCOM, FOA and DRU may submit one The award recognizes the wing command- nomination. All nomination packages are er and spouse team whose contributions to due to the Air Force’s Personnel Center no the nation, Air Force and local community later than Jan. 26, 2018. best exemplify the highest ideals and positive Specifics regarding the award are available leadership of a military couple serving in a via myPers. Select “any” from the dropdown key Air Force position. menu and search “O’Malley.” Organizations and base-level personnel For more information about Air Force must contact their major commands, com- personnel programs, go to myPers. U.S. Air Force graphic by Staff Sgt. Alexx Pons
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REMEMBER TO Space Institute and the Advanced Space Operations School. They assist in educating joint warfighters on space power application and in developing space professionals. Seventy-four miles North of Colorado Springs, the 8th Space Warning Squadron at Buckley operates multiple space and ground PROTECT THE POWER systems. They serve alongside their active duty partners, the 2nd Space Warning Squadron. “We control multiple satellite constellations in several orbits,” said Lt. Col. James Mindoro, 8th SWS commander. “We also manage ground stations on multiple continents for the purpose of providing missile warning, battlespace awareness, technical intelligence and missile defense.” Avoid using personal electrical Detachment 1, 8th SWS in also at Schriever, and performs payload devices, such as electric picture command and control for the Space Based Infrared System. Their mission is to protect and defend the U.S. and its allies from global frames, space heaters, fans or missile threats as a cornerstone of the SBIRS Total Force. refrigerators. The majority of the 310th SW’s squadrons reside within or just outside Colorado Springs, which is the hub for DoD space opera- tions. Included in the general area are companies such as Booze Allen Hamilton, Northrup Grumman, Aerospace Corporation and Lockheed Martin. “A large portion of our Traditional Reservists are employed by [these] companies,” Akin said. “Many of the programs and contracts they work on are directly related to either our mission specifically or other areas that can benefit the 310th and the entire space enterprise. They bring a wealth of knowledge and diversity that is not always Ensure all appliances are Energy common on the regular Air Force side.” Space, Akin explains, is a unique and complicated mission area Star qualified products. that requires years of experience and study. “While RegAF is typically focused on the one to three year picture, the Reserve is able to look at the three to seven year picture because Reservists often stay in a single mission area longer than RegAF members,” he said. “This provides experience and continuity, and in space, that proves to be incredibly valuable.” Now more than ever, AF Reserve Citizen Airmen are vital to the space mission as it gains traction and reputation. “We have a tremendous partnership with our RegAF wings and our local community,” said Col. Traci Kueker-Murphy, 310th SW com- mander. “It’s a trifecta of capability — Reserve, RegAF, and civilian Create an office end-of-day employers. We do our best to retain the Airmen leaving the RegAF so checklist to ensure energy the Total Force continues to benefit from the investment in training and experience. On the other hand, the non-prior service Airmen savings. we gain benefit from working side by side with our RegAF partners, while also providing all of us with a fresh perspective every now and then. Finally, there’s great synergy generated by having operationally current Reservists working in the space industry and also support- ing our Air Force missions. The result is a much more experienced, capable force for both the military and civil sector.” This concept, said Kueker-Murphy, has been proven since Air Force Reserve Command activated the 7th Space Operations Squadron in 1993. 7th SOPS is still a part of the 310th, operating a Space Situational Awareness mission alongside their active duty partners, the 1st Space Operations Squadron. Turn off all possible electronics “Since [that activation], all of the Reserve space units have been before leaving the workplace instrumental in daily operations,” Kueker-Murphy said. “They’ve played key roles in developing and fielding new weapon systems and for the day, such as printers, upgrades in mission areas across the board.” computers and lights. Partnered with the ability to provide continuity in their field, Citizen Airmen can also benefit personally from serving in a Reserve capacity. “If a Traditional Reservist remains as a real TR, that member has the opportunity to start a civilian career early enough to become a very valuable member of that civilian organization, with opportunities for growth and progression,” Akin said. “Establishing themselves in a civilian company for the long-haul while still serving allows them so many opportunities and benefits. If it works out in the long run, they could be looking at a military retirement on top of a civilian pension or retirement, given their career path.” Report all facility issues, such as Moving every three to four years is one aspect of the active duty leaky faucets, blocked vents, lifestyle that is difficult for some individuals. The Reserve offers them the opportunity to stay in one area and grow roots in the community cracked windows, etc. with their families. “[Citizen Airmen have the] ability to stay longer than a prescribed active duty tour, building upon their experience from longer station tours while at the same time providing stability for their family,” said Barredo. “Additionally, Reservists have various statuses in which they can perform; Active Guard Reserve, Individual Mobilization Augmentee, Traditional Reservist, Air Reserve Technician, etc. If their life status changes, there is most likely a Reserve status that will help them flex and balance their military career with their civilian one.” Continue to examine daily In an effort to improve retainability within 9th COS, Barredo has found ways to foster a productive and respectful environment and behaviors, because those are give folks the opportunity to succeed and fail, and learn along the often where savings can be found way, he said. “Having a strong leadership team, sharing the mission and vision, telling where we’re going and how we’re going to get there,” said Akin. “And explaining how each and every person is an integral part of that really helps. It’s kind of the ‘trust me’ button. If they trust in leader- ship, they will trust the vision.” As the only Reserve wing to represent space, members of the 310th HELP PROTECT THE POWER, SHARE INNOVATIONS are proud of the mission and milestones they reach every day. TRANSFORM AWARENESS INTO ACTION “The 310th SW Family of Professionals is a great organization to be a part of,” Kueker-Murphy said. “Our folks are part of an extremely Send ideas to: [email protected] dynamic mission set and they are contributing expertise and continu- ity critical to the success of the Space Mission Force. There isn’t any U.S. Air Force graphic by 2nd Lt. Scarlett Rodriguez place better to be in the Air Force today.” Schriever Sentinel October 19, 2017 11
wards,” Barnaby said. “We are moving need to stay ready in the off season, which can tie it directly into people, the more toward an era of self-identification, which is the interval between UEI’s.” ownership they have for it, which creates Inspection is ‘embracing the red.’ If we don’t recognize In the months to follow, there will be a wider audience.” From page 1 a process is broken, we can’t fix it.” posters displayed throughout the wing to He added the keys to making this pro- The four major graded areas IG will in- remind base members of the importance of gram a success are to embrace self-inspec- spect are managing resources, improving staying ready at all times. There will also tion and understand that deficiencies IG on their off season preparation. Similar to the unit, leading people and executing the be an intramural sports-themed calendar finds are used as a stepping stone in fixing sports teams, IG members encourage base mission. available later this year. More information problems to ensure Team Schriever con- members to not wait until the last minute “All of these tie directly into the com- about these products will be circulated in tinues to succeed. to prepare for an inspection, but to make mander’s handbook,” Barnaby said. the base bulletin and Schriever Sentinel. “This program directly ties into our new a daily effort to be mission ready. “Doing the mission the way it’s supposed “Seeing athletes from Schriever and wing vision, ‘One team... mastering space “We want to fight the old inspection to be done, checking all the boxes and people we work with as a part of the CCIP and cyberspace operations… now and into mentality of ramping up for inspection, making sure programs are up-to-date are touches home - there’s pride that comes the future,” said Col. Jennifer Grant, 50 then having everything drop off after- what we should be doing at all times. We with that,” Barnaby said. “The more you SW commander.
Managing resources is one of the four major graded areas of the Commander’s Inspection Program. The Improving the unit is one of the four major graded areas of the Commander’s Inspection Program. The purpose of CCIP is to effectively and efficiently provide commanders timely, relevant information to improve purpose of CCIP is to effectively and efficiently provide commanders timely, relevant information to improve unit effectiveness. The theme for the 50th Space Wing’s CCIP is “Stay ready in the off season.” unit effectiveness. The theme for the 50th Space Wing’s CCIP is “Stay ready in the off season.”
Leading people is one of the four major graded areas of the Commander’s Inspection Program. The purpose U.S. Air Force graphics by Chris Blake of CCIP is to effectively and efficiently provide commanders timely, relevant information to improve unit Executing the mission is one of the four major graded areas of the Commander’s Inspection Program. effectiveness. The theme for the 50th Space Wing’s CCIP is “Stay ready in the off season.” The purpose of CCIP is to effectively and efficiently provide commanders timely, relevant information to improve unit effectiveness. The theme for the 50th Space Wing’s CCIP is “Stay ready in the off season.”
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By 2nd Lt. Scarlett Rodriguez, photo essay, 50th Space Wing Public Affairs The Schriever Fire Department hosted interac- Fire Department teaches tive events during Fire Safety Week at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, Oct. 8-13. The events included running through different fire scenarios in their mobile fire safety house, evacuation drills safety to Schriever and an auto extrication demonstration.
Teaching to stop, drop and roll At the Tierra Vista Community Center, it’s time to learn home fire safety
Proving their skills, badges are awarded How to avoid smoke, evacuate safely
Now educated young firefighters, time to wind down Then say hello and goodbye to Sparky the Fire Dog 14 October 19, 2017 Schriever Sentinel Phishing scams: Don’t get reeled in
21st Security Force Squadron right into the criminals’ hands. the call never to be heard of again. This IRS scam has become PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Many of us A key part of social engineering is having information on so common that the Treasury Department posted an alert on believe we’re too clever to fall for a phishing scam. However, your target. Criminals can get this from buying hacked data their website about impersonators calling and demanding or by studying a victim’s social media profile. payments on iTunes gift cards, Green Dot Prepaid Cards, scammers today have gotten good. Their tricks now go far An Airmen stationed in California recently received a call and other forms of prepaid credit cards. beyond the “Nigerian prince” letter asking you for money. from someone posing as a member of his bank’s fraud pre- The bottom line is that scammers today are very clever. In general, scammers make it seem like they need your vention team. The caller had likely researched the Airman’s If you receive a phone call from a name or number you personal information quickly — or something bad will hap- Facebook profile and found posts about a recent trip to do not recognize, be very skeptical. Don’t answer personal pen. They might say your account will be frozen, you’ll fail to Hawaii. questions, don’t engage, and if you must respond, consider get a tax refund, your boss will have you fired, that a family The scammer told the Airman that they had found some answering with a question like, “Who is calling?” member will be hurt, or that you will be arrested. They tell unusual transactions from three high-end stores in Hawaii, If you believe that the call is not legitimate, hang up. If lies to get you to give them what they want. but not to worry, the fraud team stopped the fraudulent you feel the call might be legitimate, hang up, and call back Fraudsters often sound legitimate because they likely al- transactions. However, because the account had been com- using a different phone from the one they called you on. ready have some of your personal information. They may promised, he needed to transfer his account balance into a Remember, the IRS, your bank, or any other Government rattle off your Social Security number or the last four digits new account they had set up in his name. agency, will never: of your credit card — possibly the result of a previous data The caller was completely professional, knew his name, • Call to demand immediate payment breach from a retailer or other company. Many can be ag- account number, and about his recent travels to Hawaii. The • Demand that you pay money without giving you the gressive and downright nasty when they threaten jail time Airman transferred his entire account balance over and none opportunity to appeal and demand money on the spot. of it has been traced or recovered ever since. • Require you to use a specific payment method such as Today, as technical security defenses against electronic This summer, an Airman on Peterson Air Force Base gift cards or prepaid debit cards phishing have gotten better, criminals are now seeking to received a call from someone posing as an IRS employee. • Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone directly target individuals using a type of psychological The caller told the Airman there was a serious issue with • Threaten to bring in law enforcement to have you ar- manipulation known as “social engineering.” It’s a lucra- her taxes and that she would be arrested if she didn’t im- rested for not paying tive crime. mediately purchase $1,000 in iTunes gift cards and turn If you think you have been the target of a phishing scam, You don’t need a skilled programmer to do social engi- them over to the caller. collect as much information about the incident as possible neering — just someone who sounds convincing over the The Airman did as she was instructed, and once the caller and contact the Air Force Office of Special Investigations phone. On top of this, the growth of social media has played verified the gift cards were legitimate, he immediately ended at 567-5049 or Security Forces at 567-5619.
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Retirement ceremony for Building 300, Room 210 OFF-BASE Lt. Col. Brooks Building 400, Room 203 Society of Military Widows holds meeting Building 730, Room B19A Lt. Col. Joshua Brooks, 50th Operations Group The Society of Military Widows is open to widows These rooms are available for the duration of the deputy commander, cordially invites you to attend of any branch of military service, regardless of the building’s duty day. For any questions or concerns, his retirement ceremony after 22 years of service. The spouse’s rank. The Pikes Peak Chapter 15 of the Society contact Robert Matthias at 567-3480. ceremony will take place at the Silver Spruce Golf of Military Widows meets on the last Wednesday of Course, Peterson Air Force Base Friday. TA mass briefing, one-on-one education the month at 10:30 a.m. at the Peterson Air Force Base counseling available Club. Call 597-0492 or 591-9523 for more information. ON-BASE Tuition assistance briefing followed by education Cub Scout troops seeks recruits William G. Harwood to speak at counseling is now offered every last Wednesday of the The local Cub Scout Pack 808 is recruiting ages 7-10. month in Building 210, Room 310. Mass TA Counseling Weekly meetings at Ellicott Middle School Library are Schriever is held 8 — 9:30 a.m. and one-on-one education counsel- William G. Harwood, consulting journalist with CBS Thursdays from 6 -7 p.m. They are also seeking adult ing at 9:30 a.m. Appointments are preferred but walk- leaders/volunteers to facilitate character development. News, the Washington Post and Astronomy Now, will ins are welcome. To sign up, call Master Sgt. Janelle For more information, contact Capt. Archie Johnson present 1:30 p.m. Monday in Building 300, Room 302. Amador at 567-5927 or Vicki Brautigam at 567-5903. His presentation will focus on the book, “Comm Check: at 850-420-7358. The Final Flight of Shuttle Columbia,” which he co-au- Sign up for SAI Fort Carson DLA announces services thored with Michael Cabbage. This provides insight into Single Airmen Initiative events are free for both of- the events leading up to the Shuttle Columbia disaster ficers and enlisted personnel. If you are single and would Disposition Services Colorado Springs, located and highlights the shuttle crew. For more information, like more information on the events available or would in Building 324, 1475 Wickersham Boulevard, Fort contact Master Sgt. Frederick Jaehnig at 556-4223. like to register, contact Seth Cannello at 567-6658. Carson, conducts orientations by appointment. The orientations discuss disposition services/processes to Open Season Health Fair include turning in excess property, reutilizing gov- Open Season for federal employee health and benefits CLOSURES ernment property, available web-based tools, special and dental/vision insurance will run Nov. 13 - Dec. 11. Clinic announces closures handling of property and environmental needs. In preparation, Schriever will host the Open Season • To schedule an orientation training, contact The Schriever Clinic will be closed the following Health Fair 12:30-1:30 p.m. Oct. 30 in the Building 210 352-4186 atrium. There will be representatives from different dates/times: Oct. 27 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wingman Day • For receiving/turning in questions, contact insurance companies available to answer questions and 526-9689 provide forms and pamphlets to all civilian employ- Nov. 9 Noon - 4:30 p.m. Training Day • Environmental questions, contact 526-0289 ees on Schriever. For additional information, contact Nov. 10 All day Holiday • Reutilization/Transfer/Donation, contact 466-7002 Maggie Wander at 567-4351. Nov. 23 All day Holiday Nov. 24 All day Family Day TAPS looking for service members Lactation rooms available Dec. 14 Noon - 4:30 p.m. Training Day New moms, there are dedicated lactation rooms in- Dec. 25 All day Holiday The Tragedy Assistance Program will host a survivor side the Restricted Area, Buildings 24, 210, 300, 400 Dec. 26 All day Family Day seminar and is in need of active duty service members and 730. These rooms provide dedicated space for lacta- Note: Normal clinic hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. to pair with a child during their journey of grief, help- tion and will assist with successful breastfeeding while Monday - Friday. Walk in services end at 3:30 p.m. ing them gain coping skills in a supportive environ- serving at Schriever. The pharmacy and lab close at 3:30 p.m. Monday, ment. For more information and how to register, visit Building 24, Room 1003 Wednesday and Friday. For emergencies, call 911. For the program’s website at www.taps.org or call Melissa Building 210, Room 204 appointments, call 524-CARE. Hermosillo at (915) 780-3344.
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Art Pop 2017: Mini-Sculpture Building, fea- Happy Cats Haven’s 3rd Annual Acatemy turing woodworker/sculptor Mitchell Dillman, Awards, featuring a live Chopped-style cock- facilitating the creation of miniature wood tail competition with five mixologists from lo- block and steel pin structures at the base of cal clubs. Money raised benefits Happy Cats his 2017 Art on the Streets work: Aspires. 315 Haven. Sat., Oct. 21, 5:30 p.m. $20. Manitou N. Tejon St. Mon., Oct. 23, 11 a.m. to noon. Springs City Hall, 606 Manitou Ave., Manitou Free. 761-5174, [email protected], Springs, 231-7202, [email protected]. facebook.com/pikespeakartscouncil. North End Adult Day Care, seeks volunteers Art Pop 2017: Printing with Purpose, an op- to play games, sing, make arts and crafts and portunity to create original woodblock and more with North End’s seniors, who are in linoleum block prints alongside visual artist need of memory care. 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Foundation, featuring performers Kat and (Pikes) Peak Pet Pantry, is seeking donations of pet food and volunteers to help pick up Bob Tudor, Crystal Bliss, Georgiy Dmitriev, and distribute food, talking to business sponsors and contacting local veterinary offices. Public Meeting: Garden of the Gods Re- and Ella Goodine Richardson. Sun., Oct. 22, peakpetpantry.org. stroom Facilities Improvements, seeking 6-7 p.m. Free. SunWater Spa, 514 El Paso input from the public to help inform the im- Blvd., Manitou Springs, 866/786-9283, face- provement plan. Citizens and interested par- book.com/pikespeakartscouncil. ed independent films, featuring a wide range ties are invited to attend the open house and of filmmakers from all over the world. Thurs- GET INVOLVED Arts Market Survey Report to the Com- provide feedback. Tues., Oct. 24, 5-7 p.m. days, 8 p.m. Urban Steam Coffee Bar, 1025 S. Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Free. Garden of the Gods Trading Post, 324 munity, sharing the results of Artspace’s sur- Sierra Madre St., 473-7832, fota16.com. vey, regarding the potential of an affordable, Colorado, is seeking volunteers to sort and Beckers Lane, Manitou Springs, 685-9045, arts-focused live/work space near downtown Spooktacular October at the Manitou pack food boxes to serve families in need [email protected], coloradosprings. Colorado Springs. Mon., Oct. 23, 5:30 p.m. Springs Heritage Center, featuring the cult in Southern Colorado. Mondays-Saturdays, gov/GOGrestrooms. 1-3:30 p.m. Care and Share Food Bank for Cottonwood Center for the Arts, 427 E. Colo- classic film The Killer Shrews. 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Tejon St., 339-4564, waldowal- hibit openings, live music and special events [email protected], waldowaldo5k.com. hosted by Manitou Springs galleries and busi- nesses. Third Friday of every month, 5-8 p.m. facebook.com/3rdfridayartwalkmanitou. KIDS & FAMILY Museum Free Day, providing access to the Boo at the Zoo, an opportunity to trick or FAC’s general admission offerings to the treat and enjoy Halloween festivities in a safe widest possible audiences in the Pikes Peak environment; enjoy candy made with sustain- region. Second Saturday of every month, 10 able palm oil to help protect wild orangutans. a.m. and third Friday of every month, 10 a.m.; Fridays-Sundays, 4-8:30 p.m. and Tues., Oct. through Dec. 21. Free. Colorado Springs Fine 31, 4-8:30 p.m.; through Oct. 29. $17.75- Arts Center at Colorado College, 30 W. Dale $20.75. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, 4250 Chey- St., 634-5581, [email protected], colo- enne Mountain Zoo Road, 633-9925, special- radocollege.edu/fac. 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