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Base Briefs Volunteers needed for 10th annual Schriever Triathlon The Schriever Fitness Center is look- ing for volunteers to help with the 10th annual Triathlon Aug. 22. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Seth Cannello at 567-6658. Schriever recognizes Holocaust Remembrance U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes Join the Equal Airmen with 50th and 911th Civil Engineer Squadron work together to complete a cement pad for the Outdoor Recreation recreational vehicle parking lot Friday at Schriever Opportunity office as we recognize Air Force Base, Colo. Thirty-two 911 CES reservists with eight different Air Force Specialty Codes, such as electricians, utilities, heavy equipment operators, operations Holocaust Remembrance Day 10-11:30 and management, integrated into 50 CES shops and worked alongside Schriever Airmen on various 50 CES projects. a.m. Aug. 20 at Building 300 audito- rium. The guest speaker is David Bram, Colorado Springs’ only Holocaust By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes From July 13 to 25, the 50th Civil Air Force Specialty Codes, such as electri- survivor. Seats are limited. To RSVP, 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Engineer Squadron hosted the 911th Civil cians, utilities, heavy equipment operators, contact Master Sgt. Jennifer O’Quinn It was approximately noon on a sunny Engineer Squadron from Pittsburgh Air operations and management integrated to 50 at 567-5310. The following are other Friday. At the south side of Schriever Air Reserve Station, , as part of CES shops and worked alongside Schriever Holocaust Remembrance events: Force Base, a team of Airmen was busy the Reserve unit’s annual tour requirement. Airmen on various projects. • Holocaust exhibit — 8 a.m.-3 p.m. completing a cement pad for the Outdoor The Outdoor Rec pad was the last project for “We aligned with the shops and identi- at the Schriever Fitness Center Recreation’s vehicle parking lot. Some both squadrons. fied some projects that Team Schriever may • Movie “Defiance” — 11:30 a.m.- Airmen moved and evened the cement; while “Our partnership was close to perfect,” need,” said Capt. Robyn Froehlich, 911 CES 1:30 p.m. in Building T-135 a few provided finishing touches. said Capt. Dave Stringer, 50 CES chief of commander. “The 50 CES leadership was • Tribute Walk — 2 p.m. at the fitness With the way they work, it may seem the operations. “It was probably one of the best ready for us when we got here. We already center team had been doing this for a long time. total force integration events I have done in had materials and projects lined up for us.” • Balloon release — 2:30 p.m. at the Though they all wear the same uniform, the my 18 years of being in the Air Force. It was During their two-week tour at Schriever, fitness center Airmen were actually from two different phenomenal.” See Integration page 4 More Briefs page 13 squadrons, bases, states and status. Thirty-two reservists from eight different

Sign up for weekly Schriever announcements, news and more. Visit www.schriever.af.mil and click 22 SOPS evaluator answers leadership call “Public Affairs” under featured links. By Scott Prater us to perform well when you con- Schriever Sentinel sider that we provide the entirety Public Affairs John Baldwin, a weapons and of the training every crew com- tactics evaluator for the 22nd mander, crew chief and scheduler Space Operations Squadron, sat receives,” Baldwin said. at his desk this past March think- Back in March, Gibson tempo- Inside ing something drastic was about rarily combined the two flights Military memories...... 3 to happen. He knew squadron under Baldwin. Airmen selected for promotion...... 5 leadership faced a difficult pre- “We started off with a self in- Water safety paramount...... 7 dicament. Two of the squadron’s spection and noticed that while training flights needed a com- one of the flights was running mander, but with no influx of of- smoothly, the other had some ficers ready to assume control, problems,” Baldwin said. “We they needed to find a solution civilian users, communicate with of users, satellites, orbital paths paid a lot of attention to the un- quickly. their satellites. and requests for contacts, it’s an der performing flight and it took Ultimately, Lt. Col. Aaron “The only caveat is that an extremely complex schedule.” some time to get the right people Gibson, 22 SOPS commander, AFSCN ground antenna can Schedulers in 22 SOPS devel- involved as well as gain the un- turned to Baldwin, who as only support one satellite con- op those schedules. And those derstanding and buy-in from the it turned out, already held a tact at a time,” Baldwin said. schedulers are trained by the flight members. Eventually, we clear vision for the squadron’s “Most missions have multiple 22 SOPS Operations Support ended up rebuilding our training Operations Support and Weapons satellite vehicles. Add the fact Flight. The flight also trains 22 program.” and Tactics flights. that we support communications SOPS crew commanders and The results couldn’t have 22 SOPS controls the Air Force for vehicles in geosynchronous crew chiefs, while the squadron’s turned out better, according to Satellite Control Network, a col- and low-Earth orbit as well as Weapons and Tactics Flight eval- squadron leaders. lection of 15 ground stations lo- mid- and high-Earth orbits and uates the schedulers, crew com- Maj. Bryan Dutcher, 22 SOPS cated around the world. Through it’s easy to see how things can manders and crew chiefs, as well director of operations, explained the AFSCN, squadrons in the get complicated. The AFSCN as the training they’ve received that despite extreme resource 50th Operations Group, as well schedule is organized by time in house. See Leadership page 12 as scores of other military and and antenna. Given the number “It’s even more important for 2 July 31, 2014 Schriever Sentinel 50 NOG holds leadership forum

U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt Retired Chief Master Sgt. Denise Jelinski-Hall addresses the audience during a leadership forum July 22, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Jelinski-Hall served as the senior enlisted leader to the Chief of the National Guard Bureau and has been featured in numerous publications as well as in the documentary, “Unsung Heroes.” The 50th Network Operations Group hosted the event, which also included a question and answer session.

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Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper while fighting the axis powers during the war. members. and explained things I did not understand. Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Unlike VanBlair, my grandfather was not Wrapping up our conversation, I walked Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever “I enjoyed the fellowship I had with my Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian rescued until after the war was over. He was crew,” he said. “And I liked flying, except when VanBlair to his car. He thanked me for talk- enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the held in a German prisoner-of-war camp for they shot at us.” ing to him and emotions overwhelmed me. Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department 18 months and was taken on a death march VanBlair had a sense of humor through Tears welled up in my eyes as I thanked him of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. The appearance of advertising in this publication includ- as the war ended. the entire conversation. He joked about his for his courageous service and for sharing ing inserts and supplements does not constitute endorse- ment by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the Listening to VanBlair recount his stories service, and about his life. his memories with me. Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publica- made me feel as if I was speaking to my grand- He also had a serious side, as he explained As he left, all I could think about was my tion shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage father, who died when my father was young. I without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, to me how hard it was for him when he tran- grandfather, and how I never had the op- age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or could not think of the words to tell VanBlair portunity to ask him the questions. I count any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. sitioned from being a G.I., to being a civilian. Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB public how overwhelmed and appreciative I was to “I grew up during the great depression, so myself lucky because I got to speak with a true website and based on news releases, features, editorials and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- be able to speak to him. I sought a teaching degree and then taught American hero on his 93rd birthday. ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. I soaked up every bit of what VanBlair, a pil- for 33 years,” he said. “I wanted job security, Happy Birthday, Mr. Dale!

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the 911 CES Airmen helped 50 CES com- plete various tasks. These include pump replacement for fire suppression, water pump service, road sign replacement, of- fice renovations, heating, ventilation and air conditioning and electrical work orders and various trouble tickets. “They were ready,” said Tech. Sgt. John Muehlhausen, 50 CES infrastructure section chief. “They came in and hit the ground run- ning and helped us out. They asked where the tools and equipment were and where to go. We distributed them to different sections and they started working.” Not only did the 911 CES complete all the assigned tasks, they also helped with an emergency when a storm recently hit Schriever. “A lot of our heavy equipment guys helped U.S. Air Force photos/Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes with a perimeter fence repair and some of Airmen with the 50th and 911th Civil Engineer Squadron work together to complete a cement pad for the Outdoor Recreation vehicle parking lot Friday the cleanup with all the silt and sediment,” at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Thirty-two 911 CES reservists with eight different Air Force Specialty Codes, such as electricians, utilities, heavy Froehlich said. “It was actually nice that we equipment operators, operations and management, integrated into 50 CES shops and worked alongside Schriever Airmen on various 50 CES projects. were able to help out with something that was unplanned.” Additionally, since the majority of the re- servists’ civilian jobs complemented their AFSCs and skills, they brought in outside ex- perience to the table for the 50 CES Airmen. “They were teaching our Airmen the tricks of the trade and vice versa,” Stringer said. “It was phenomenal.” Froehlich said this was a great opportunity for the 911 CES personnel, especially the younger Airmen. “We have some younger Airmen who have no active-duty experience so it was a great for them to see an active-duty installation, such as Schriever Air Force Base,” she added. “We have been able to help with the 50th. It was a hand-in-hand training opportunity.” Having been at Schriever for the first time, Froehlich said it has been a great experience and she heard nothing but positive feedback on both sides. “As reservists, we don’t always get that hands-on mission because so much of it is contracted in some installations,” she said. “Being able to come out, have work orders and projects that we can actually do, and real training instead of computer-based training or briefings is very valuable.” Though their two-week stay in Colorado was mostly about work and training, the 911 CES personnel also bonded with the 50 CES and got involved with various activities on and off base. Their first sergeant joined the Tech. Sgt. Brent Rice, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron, evens the cement Schriever first sergeants as well as performed Airman 1st Class Christopher Anderson, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron, pad Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Rice worked with 911th cleans the barrier for a cement pad Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, gate guard duty, which is unusual even for Civil Engineer Squadron, a unit from Pittsburgh Air Reserve Station, Pa., Colo. Airmen with 50 CES worked on various projects with the 911th Civil new Schriever Airmen. They also joined the to complete a portion of the pad for the Outdoor Recreation recreational Engineer Squadron, a unit from Pittsburgh Air Reserve Station, Pa., for two 50 CES Airmen in performing physical train- vehicle parking lot. weeks as part of the 911 CES’s annual requirement. ing as well as climbing the Manitou Incline at Manitou Springs, Colorado. They also took part in the Schriever Week celebration and joined the Week Rough and Tough, where they got to meet the wing commander. “They were very involved,” Stringer said. “They didn’t just sit back. It’s really good that they stepped out and went above and beyond with everything they did.” Muehlhausen said not only did the 911 CES help the 50 CES, but they also helped the entire installation. “They did improvements for the base not just for our squadron,” he said. “Team Schriever will benefit from what they did for years. They will have a lasting impact to the whole base. “In turn, Froehlich appreci- ated the 50 CES for everything the squadron provided as well as Team Schriever for a great experience. “This is very important to us,” she said. “The biggest piece is how we fit into the mission. Our sole purpose as reservists is to provide back up to the active duty in a deployed environment. For our Airmen to be able to integrate and form those relationships and understand what active-duty Airmen in their AFSCs are doing just helps us when we Staff Sgt. Travis Hendell, 911th Civil Engineer Squadron, evens the cement pad as Staff Sgt. Michael Butler, 50 Civil Engineer Squadron, looks on Friday go deploy down range. This is just another at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Airmen with 50 and 911 CES worked together for two weeks on various tasks such as pump replacement for fire sup- good opportunity to experience that total pression, water pump service, road sign replacement, office renovations, heating, ventilation and air conditioning and electrical work orders and various force integration.” other trouble tickets. Schriever Sentinel July 31, 2014 5 50 OSS integrates Records Management Program

By Senior Airman Naomi Griego ations, certifications and de-certifications for 2, 3 and 4 She said eventually there will be a reduction in manpower 50th Space Wing Public Affairs SOPS. She said once it is all set up, it will be a great asset. and money used in the current documentation process. The 50th Operations Support Squadron has begun a grass “With the old red folders we used, we wasted a lot of Airman Alexandra Prater, 50 OSS crew force manage- roots project to integrate its records management program paper and manpower,” she said. “It just wasn’t an efficient ment technician, has been working first hand with the new using the Patriot Excalibur for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Space way to track information in a modern world.” program and appreciated the transition. She interacts di- Operations Squadrons here in July. According to England, training records are the lifeline rectly with users and has been training 3 and 4 SOPS users. The program, also known as PEX, is software commonly to an operator. “PEX enabled us to cut our manning in half so far and used by flying squadrons in the Department of Defense to “If you don’t have records, technically, you haven’t com- we hope to reduce it even more,” said Prater. “It (PEX) is schedule aircraft and personnel commitments, manage pleted requirements to do your job,” she added. very user friendly and reduces user error.” qualifications and training and produce displays and reports. The process began more than a year-and-a-half ago Prater said the feedback she is receiving from users is The 50 OSS has taken an innovative and unorthodox ap- when the 50 OSS teamed up with PEX creators to tailor positive. proach to modernizing the way it tracks training records for the software for their needs. They needed the support of “Anyone who can operate a computer can operate the more than 500 space operators here by using the software. the squadrons, which ultimately would be using the system program,” she added. This action is one way in which the squadron is managing and they received it but with some skepticism. Currently, 2 SOPS is fully integrated in the PEX system its resources, resulting in money and time savings. England said it wasn’t an easy task initially, but they and has set the learning curve for England and her team. Oversight for the initiative is being provided by the 50 expected some challenges. She used the analogy of going They expect the transition for 3 and 4 SOPS to be com- OSS crew force management flight commander, 1st Lt. Laura from an older model flip phone to a smart phone. pleted by fall. England. She said she hopes the transition from hard copy “At first it seems overwhelming because there are so England urges all affected by the change to be patient training records to PEX sets a trend for all space operations many tools and options, but once you learn to operate the and understanding. squadrons and potentially at the major command level. basics, such as a text or phone call, you can build from “Give it some time because the outcome will be worth England handles documentation for the training, evalu- there,” she said. the growing pains,” she said.

Schriever Airmen selected for promotion

Congratulations to the following Airmen recognized for promotion in August:

Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Allen, 3rd Space Operations Squadron Senior Airman Michael Pope, 50 SFS 1st Lt. Daniel Arey, 4th Space Operations Squadron Tech. Sgt. Rodolfo Reyes, 50 SCS Maj. Christopher Auger, Air Force Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Senior Airman Nicholas Rosales, 50 SFS 2nd Lt. William Beckman, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron 1st Lt. Eric Schortmann, Airman 1st Class Justin Cole, 2nd Space Operations Squadron Airman 1st Class Tyrelle Shepherd, 3 SOPS 2nd Lt. Ryan Corl, 50th Force Support Squadron 2nd Lt. Brittnee Strachan, 3 SOPS Senior Airman Max Drury, 50th Comptroller Squadron Staff Sgt. Heather Sutton, 17th Test Squadron Staff Sgt. Meegan Haynes, 3 SOPS Staff Sgt. Seth Voegeli, 50 SCS Senior Airman Andrew Heady, 50th Security Forces Squadron Airman 1st Class Colin Walerius, 50 SFS Airman 1st Class Christopher Hisey, 50th Operations Support Squadron Senior Airman Janina Watson, 50 FSS Senior Airman Michelle Medico, 50th Space Communications Squadron 1st Lt. Cynthia Whitworth, 2 SOPS 2nd Lt. Jason Mills, 2 SOPS Staff Sgt. Benjamin Wierzba, 4 SOPS Maj. Zachary Owen, 4 SOPS Airman 1st Class Elisha Wilson, 50 SFS

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By Senior Airman Naomi Griego retreats provide couples with children time to learn new Peters said while at the conference, he participated in 50th Space Wing Public Affairs tools to better their relationship.” presentations and interactive seminars, which he was able The 50th Space Wing Chaplain’s office offered a weekend Parker said the chapel tries to offer as many seminars and to directly apply to his marriage. family retreat to 27 families Friday to Sunday at the Omni retreats as possible but funding is always a determining factor. “Some of the topics covered were personality types, ef- Interlocken Resort in Broomfield, Colorado. “The retreats are free to the members, they just have to fective communication, ways to have more fun and how The family retreat was designed to offer members a week- provide their own transportation to the location,” said Parker. to increase passion in the marriage,” he said. “I was most end getaway to focus on their marriage and family. The “Unfortunately, because of this we can only offer so many surprised to learn that marriage-conference participants rate retreat offered seminars on topics, such as communication, throughout the year.” the happiness in their marriage an average 8.5 out of 10.” and provided childcare to 10 children. And one of the attendees, Lt. Col. Edward Peters, Air Peters added that he will be one of the first people to sign Staff Sgt. Marcela Parker, 50 SW chaplain’s assistant, reg- Force Space Command, said he and his family really enjoyed up for the next marriage conference that becomes available. istered members for the retreat and due to high demand the retreat. The 50 SW chaplain’s office is hosting a Single Parent placed an additional 25 on a waiting list. “The venue for the conference was excellent and it was very Retreat Aug. 22- 24 and there are still slots available. For “The retreats are popular, especially to our families who relaxing,” said Peters. “We learned some great techniques more information about upcoming retreats or seminars, sometimes just need to re-charge,” said Parker. “The family such as how to better present problems to our spouse.” please contact the chaplain’s office at 567-3705.

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By Scott Prater Schriever Sentinel River rafting is one of Colorado’s biggest summer attrac- tions, and this year, it’s also one of the state’s biggest killers. A Texas woman became the state’s 15th river fatality July 24 after she fell from a raft and drowned in the Arkansas River. Her death tied a state record for river fatalities in a single year, according to state parks and wildlife officials. The state’s rivers are running higher this year compared to past years thanks to an abundant snowpack while more than 225,000 people have boated on the Arkansas river alone this rafting season. Though no river activity can be completely safe, Staff Sgt. Edward Dibona, 50th Space Wing safety office ground safety technician, says that boaters can reduce their risk of injury and death by taking a few precautions before heading to the river, lake or reservoir. “Wear an approved personal flotation device,” Dibona said. “The U.S. Coast Guard reports that 80 percent of drownings may have been prevented by wearing a PFD.” Dibona also recommended that boaters obtain proper training and learn the specific rules for the areas where they plan to boat. According to the state of Colorado, approximately 85 percent of boat operators involved in an accident had no or no known boat safety education. Meanwhile, inexperienced rafters and people taking trips without trained professional guides who are familiar with the river are a common finding in rafting accidents. Anticipating a soft landing may lead people to take undue risk on the water as well, risk they might not otherwise take if they were recreating on land. “People tend to take unnecessary risks on boats,” said Master Sgt. Tawanna Sellars, 50 SW ground safety manager. Courtesy photo “Many people disregard safety precautions, such as standing or sitting on unsafe locations on the boat or hanging from recreation and about one in five reported boating deaths. water sports enthusiasts can go along way toward ensuring the side of the boat.” Alcohol influences balance, coordination and judgment, and a mishap-free experience. Alcohol has proven to be another telling factor on the its effects are heightened by sun exposure and heat. Drink “When participating in recreational water activities, water. responsibly, especially when out on the water.” remember to be aware of your surroundings,” Sellars “The numbers confirm it,” Sellars said. “Alcohol use is Though the statistics can be alarming, following rules and said. “Expect the unexpected and practice personal risk involved in up to 70 percent of deaths associated with water using the correct personal protective equipment, boaters and management.” 8 July 31, 2014 Schriever Sentinel 3 SOPS change of command

U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Rogers Col. Tommy Roberts, 50th Operations Group commander, presents the 3rd Space Operations Squadron to Lt. Col. Michael Todd during the squadron’s change of command ceremony June 24, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Todd assumed command of the squadron from Lt. Col. Chadwick Igl.

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Colorado, and is a 15-year veteran of security forces. “We accompany aircraft to remote airfields or locations that don’t have an adequate level of security,” said the San Bernardino, , native. “Teams can be either for ground security or flight deck denial to protect flight crews when transporting foreign nationals.” Flight deck denial is the defense of the cockpit of a plane to ensure safety of the aircrew during flight. This ensures that no matter who is transported, the flight remains secure until all personnel are unloaded. Safety of the aircraft is paramount and these Airmen will defend against any threat at all costs. “Once the plane lands, FAST Airmen are the first to exit and establish a defensive perimeter,” said Benitez. “Because of the hostile environment, time on the ground is relatively brief and based on the amount of cargo and personnel to unload.” These Airman, however, are much more than just secu- rity, providing necessary information to those higher up the chain. “FAST is a huge resource for gathering intelligence and often they are the first on the ground,” said Senior Master Sgt. Eric Price, 386th ESFS superintendent. The Tiffin, , native deployed here from Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. Typically, FAST members train together before deploy- ing and already know each other when they get in theater. But this wasn’t the case this time around, explained Price. “These Airmen have come together really quickly, sacrific- U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeremy Bowcock ing a lot of time off to always be ready at a moment’s notice.” Airman 1st Class Marc Francesconi, 386th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron fly away security team, loads his gear in preparation for take off Senior Airman Wes Dworak is another member of FAST in a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III June 29, 2014, in Southwest Asia. Security forces members provide security of personnel and aircraft around working with Benitez. the world. “Being on the FAST team, I feel that our job makes a dif- ference to the mission,” stated Dworak. “Here I am a part By Staff Sgt. Jeremy Bowcock for both the plane and aircrew. of something bigger and to see what we do is rewarding.” 386th Air Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs To be qualified, these Airmen complete a week-long Escape Dworak is deployed here from the 81st SFS, Keesler AFB, SOUTHWEST ASIA — Landing an aircraft in a low and Conduct After Capture Course, followed by another week , in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. security environment or transporting potentially hostile of Fly Away Security Procedures and Combative Courses. There he is a security forces patrolman and used to a different personnel are just occupational hazards. Thankfully the Air These training courses ensure Airmen are prepared and working environment than that of the 386th. Force has fly away security teams to combat such threats. proficient to conduct FAST missions. “One of the biggest struggles coming here was change. FAST members are security forces Airmen trained to Tech. Sgt. Michael Benitez is the non-commissioned officer The mission was different, the pace was faster, and you are protect mobility aircraft and travel on planes such as C-17 in charge of FAST under the 386th Expeditionary Security working with new people from all over the Air Force. Though Globemaster III’s and C-130H Hercules here at the 386th Forces Squadron and manages 18 Airmen who make up it took time, we bonded, strengthening us as a team to work Air Expeditionary Wing. They are the last line of defense nine teams. He’s deployed from Schriever Air Force Base, together and accomplish the mission.”

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