Space Control Squadrons Get New Digs by Steve Brady 21St Space Wing Public Affairs Office

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Thursday, July 18, 2013 Vol. 57 No. 28 Space control squadrons get new digs By Steve Brady 21st Space Wing Public Affairs Office

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — The 16th Space Control Squadron and its Reserve Associate Unit, the 380th SPCS, got a much-needed new home June 28, as the squadrons held a ribbon cutting to open building 2027. Located past the Exchange and Commissary complex, building 2027 is a decided step up from their old home in hangar 104 and building 504. The new space control facility is about 47,000 square feet and allows the squadrons to operate under the same roof as opposed to being housed in separate buildings. “It was inconvenient to work from two different buildings because you had command staff and operations in building 504, and a lot of the admin work was done in the hangar (104), so coordinating meetings was inconvenient,” said Capt. Jenifer Farkas, a 16th SPCS crew commander. When the squadrons were activated in 2007, there were a grand total of eight personnel assigned, but the squadrons, and their missions, have grown. The old building was also a lot smaller with not nearly enough work stations. The new building has plenty of room, windows as opposed to the hangar’s all-metal construction, an exercise area for the crews which often work shifts, and is well insulated against the elements. The squadron not only has a new building, but a new commander as well. Lt. Col. Mark Guerber took command of the 16th SPCS June 13. (U.S. Air Force photo/Robb Lingley) “This amazing facility, and (the 76th SPCS building) are PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — (Left to right) Lt. Col. Mark Guerber, 16th Space Control Squadron commander, Col. Chris Crawford, both proof of the wing’s goal to make Peterson the best 21st Space Wing commander, and Lt. Col. Dean Sniegowski, 380th SPCS director of operations, along with members from Bryan Construction, the contractor which built the building, cut a ribbon June 28 ceremoniously opening building 2027. Building 2027 is the new home to the 16th SPCS and See Digs page 12 its Reserve Associate Unit, the 380th SPCS. TACP service members honored at Colorado Springs Veterans Memorial By Michael Golembesky 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Bagpipes played in the background July 5 as two Airmen slowly lifted the white cloth covering a marble block with a single word etched on top, TACP. It was the first opportunity for the family members of the fallen Airmen to see their loved ones’ names engraved in stone on a new memorial in Colorado Springs’ Memorial Park. The six names listed on the front of the marble block represent the lives and sacrifices of those air controllers and support members who selflessly gave their all during the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars. The Tactical Air Control Party Memorial is co-located with the Forward Air Controllers Memorial, which also received an additional name during the ceremony. The names that are remembered on the new TACP Memorial include: Maj. Gregory Stone, 124th Air Support Operations Squadron (OIF) Staff Sgt. Jacob Frazier, 169th Air Support Operations Squadron (OEF) Airman 1st Class Raymond Losano, 14th Air Support Operations Squadron (OEF) Master Sgt. Steven Auchman, 5th Air Support Operations Squadron (OIF) Senior Airman Bradley Smith, 10th Air Support Operations Squadron (OEF) Maj. David Gray, 13th Air Support Operations Squadron (OEF) The name of Lt. Col. Andrew Matyas, 22nd Tactical Air Support Squadron (Vietnam), was added to the FAC Memorial. Guest speaker Col. Samuel Milam, 93rd Air Ground Operations Wing com- (U.S. Air Force photo/Michael Golembesky) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Airmen from the 13th ASOS at Fort Carson hold photos of the fallen service members being honored at the unveiling of the new TACP Memorial July 5. The memorial is located within the Forward Air See TACP page 12 Controller portion of the Colorado Springs Memorial Park Veteran’s Memorial.

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21st Space Wing Commander Col. Chris Crawford Commander’s Corner Chief of Public Affairs 1st Lt. Stacy Glaus Editorial Staff America’s freedom: Appreciating the sacrifice Chief of Internal Information PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Civil War, Abraham Lincoln understood the Steve Brady As an American people, we recently celebrated Al Strait sacrifice of freedom. Staff Writer our independence as a nation. We celebrated the From the Revolutionary War to the Civil War, Michael Golembesky day in a variety of ways: watching fireworks, thousands upon thousands have sacrificed their attending baseball games, hosting neighbor- Wing Staff lives to maintain our freedom. They continued Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspapers hood block parties, eating a few hot dogs or just Agencies to sacrifice in World War I, World War II, the Group, 31 E. Platte Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, taking it easy with family members. 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Those who status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other protection of the Divine Providence, we mutu- non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. signed by President Herbert Hoover made “The ally pledge to each other, our lives, our fortunes, support, such as our helping agencies (chapel, Editorial content is edited, prepared and provided by Star-Spangled Banner” our national anthem. and our sacred honor.” airman and family readiness center, community the 21st Space Wing Public Affairs Office, 775 Loring As I listened to the words and witnessed the During the past 237 years men and women support coordinator), see and know the sacrifice. Ave., Suite 219, Peterson AFB, Colo., 80914-1294, (719) passion in which the song was sung, I could have continued to pledge their fortunes, their I would hope all of us would slow down and take 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185, fax (719) 556-7848 or DSN 834-7848. All photographs are Air Force photographs not help but to ponder the work and sacrifice of honor and their very lives to maintain this free- time to ponder what our Founding Fathers have unless otherwise indicated. those who were part of the birth of our nation, dom. In a previous commentary, I mentioned given us. Then make up your mind to always The Space Observer is published every Thursday. for example, the 56 signers of the Declaration the sacrifice of the men at the Alamo. Facing remember our freedoms not just on a special For advertising inquiries, call Colorado Springs Military of Independence. History tells us these men the burdens of leading the nation during the holiday, but every day. Newspapers, (719) 634-5905. Employees of Peterson Air Force Base who want to place a free classified advertisement should call (719) 329-5210. Articles, announcements, news briefs or feedback for the Space Observer should be submitted to the 21st SW/PA via [email protected]. 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A number of these projects are key components of the Southern One of the many actions taken on a daily basis to Delivery System water project being built by Colorado Springs Utilities, ensure mission accomplishment is traffic enforcement. which provides water for area military installations within the city of While law enforcement officers are trained to conduct Colorado Springs. traffic stops, the general public receives little to no edu- Over the next couple of years, construction vehicles and equipment, cation on their responsibilities as motorists. During a including trucks delivering large pipe sections and other materials, will be traffic stop, the overall safety of the vehicle occupants more prevalent on Highway 24 and Highway 94, as well as nearby roads such and the officer is paramount. The following steps are as Powers Boulevard, Marksheffel Road, Bradley Road and Drennan Road. actions you can take during a traffic stop to ensure the The SDS construction projects in the area include: safety of yourself as well as the officer. These rules, if Water treatment plant, east of Marksheffel Road, between Highway followed correctly, will end in a successful and safe 94 and Highway 24: The new plant will treat up to 50 million gallons a traffic stop. day of water initially. This treatment plant will join others in serving the 1. When a patrolman instructs you to pull your vehicle Colorado Springs community, including Peterson AFB. over, pull over to a safe area. Typically, you want to pull Bradley pump station, located south of Bradley Road, about 1.5 miles over to the right side of the road and onto a shoulder east of Marksheffel Road: This pump station is one of three that will deliver if possible. If you pull over and the patrolman feels the water to the new treatment plant. area is not safe, follow the patrolman’s directions to Pipeline construction: The pipeline currently under construction runs a safer area. The patrolman may utilize the patrol vehicle’s public announcement system to issue north and south, generally east of Marksheffel Road. The 66-inch-diameter, these directions. blue sections of steel pipe are transported by truck, one 50-foot section 2. After you come to a complete stop, put the vehicle in park and stay in your vehicle. Do not get per load. Crews have already installed more than 37 miles of the 50-mile out of your vehicle at any time unless told to do so by the patrolman. SDS pipeline. 3. Remain calm. While some people may tend to get nervous when being pulled over, try to remain SDS is a regional project to bring Arkansas River water stored in Pueblo calm and professional at all times when dealing with patrolmen. The 21st SFS leadership expects its Reservoir to Colorado Springs, Fountain, Security and Pueblo West. The patrolmen to provide the same type of respect as well. project will deliver water beginning in 2016. 4. When the patrolman comes to your vehicle to make contact with you, keep your hands on Focus on safety: Colorado Springs Utilities is committed to protecting the steering wheel where they are visible. The patrolman will ask to see your state driver’s license, the safety of the public and its workers. Please follow these safety tips: military ID, proof of insurance and proof of registration. Do not attempt to find these items before • Obey reduced speed limits as marked and be alert for changing traffic the patrolman makes contact with you, just stay calm with your hands on the steering wheel. patterns. 5. Once the patrolman has finished with the traffic stop make sure you proceed back into the flow • Keep a safe distance when driving near construction vehicles. of traffic in a safe manner using your turn signal. • Take extra care when traveling near the construction sites. As ambassadors for the installation commander, the 21st SFS goal is to safely and efficiently • Observe signs, fences, barricades and other safety measures around conduct all traffic stops. If you get pulled over on Peterson AFB or off base, remember these helpful construction sites. rules to keep you and the public safe. Security forces Airmen strive to protect the personnel and For information about these construction activities, contact the SDS property assigned to Peterson AFB, and there’s no better job in the world. information hotline at (855) 737-4968. For ongoing SDS project updates, For more information contact Tim Omdal at 556-4800. go to www.SDSwater.org.

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SOUTHWEST ASIA — How often do you hear the saying, “it’s a small Air Force?” People change bases, go overseas, change career fields, and inevitably run into someone they crossed paths with at some point in their careers. But, how often do they run into someone they graduated high school with? And no, class reunions or trips back home to visit family does not count. Lt. Col. Rebecca Blackwell, a flight surgeon and pediatrician, deployed to the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia about two months ago from Peterson Air Force Base, Colo. When she got off the bus at about two in the morning feeling tired and disoriented, little did she know that this deployment would result in her reuniting with a high school classmate. It was day two of Blackwell’s deployment, she had barely settled into her role at the base hospital, was still trying to remember the security codes to the doors, when she learned that the wing had kicked off a base-wide exercise. The veterinarian office staff, led by Army Maj. Heather Shuey, was on hand to provide augmentation to the hospital as they routinely did during exercises. Blackwell, still in a fog from her travels had no idea that this was not her first meeting with Shuey. “When she first got here, I remember looking at her, because I remember faces...but I couldn’t remember why I knew her,” said Shuey. “I knew her and it was driving me nuts. Finally, we got to talking one afternoon and she asked me where I was from and when I said Kansas, it just snowballed from there.” Shuey told Blackwell she was from a small town outside of Kansas City, Kan. More questions followed until the fact that they went to the same high school came to light. The fact that they graduated the same year came next. Shuey was the first to put two and two together. “All of sudden,” said Blackwell, “she’s like...you used to be Smiley [Blackwell’s maiden name]? And I was like Heather Shuey!” The pair hadn’t seen each other since high school even though Blackwell’s mother and some close friends still live in the area and she’s been back to visit several times. “When I go home I see my closest friends and family,” said Blackwell. “But we [her and Blackwell] haven’t seen each other since we graduated in 1990.” Although they may not have been close friends in high school, now as adults who have both chosen military service and are far away from home, they have much more in common. “It’s been fun having a special friend here,” said Blackwell. “Even though we hadn’t gotten close in high school and even though we haven’t been close as adults, it’s still that someone who at least knew you once; it’s nice to have that feeling. It’s amazing how... that... can make you feel more settled, like there’s someone here for me, who cares about me, who would notice if I’m not right or if I don’t show up.” Shuey, a reservist with the 445th Medical Detachment Veterinary (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Chris Campbell) Rebecca Smiley, left, and Heather Shuey were two of about 500 graduates in the 1990 graduating class at Shawnee Mission West Services, heads back to Kansas in less than two weeks, but plans High School, Overland Park, Kan. Following graduation, they both went on to medical professions in the military. Smiley, now Blackwell, to keep in touch. is a flight surgeon and pediatrician in the U.S. Air Force and Shuey is a veterinarian in the U.S. Army Reserves. Although not close “I plan on getting to Colorado probably next winter,” she said during their high school years, thanks to a chance encounter on their current deployment to an undisclosed location in Southwest and hopes to see Blackwell while there. Asia, and their shared military experiences, they have now formed the basis of a friendship 23 years later.

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Congress approved a $1.8 billion reprogramming request that transferred money from several programs to pay for near-term shortfalls in war funding, which allowed flight training to resume. In total, the budget sequestration triggered by Congress’ inability to reach a broader deficit reduction agreement has cost the Air Force $10 billion in fiscal 2013. Absorbing that cut in just seven months forced many damaging steps beyond the halt to flying training, including a near freeze on repairs to buildings, significant reductions in maintenance of aircraft, and the 11 days of civilian furlough that began last week. The halt to flying reduced expenditures by $857 million for fiscal 2013, but restoring readiness will require major additional investments in 2014 and beyond. “We all understand that the Air Force has a part to play in the efforts to get the federal deficit under control,” said Dr. Jamie Morin, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller. “The updated defense strategy as well as the drawdown in overseas operations will let us make some reductions. But these arbitrary, across the board cuts from sequestration are undermining the Air Force’s efficiency and effectiveness.” Congressional approval of this reprogramming request, coupled with efforts under the “Every Dollar Counts” campaign and belt tightening at bases around the world has allowed the Air Force to begin to undo some of the worst damage from sequestration. However, a recovery of flying proficiency will take several months. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kenny Holston) According to Air Force officials, the damage will worsen if Congress does not act to avoid the damage caused by that lack of maintenance.” a further round of automatic cuts in time for fiscal 2014, which begins Oct.1. In that case, Similarly, the three Air Logistics Centers’ depots have seen their workload reduced by the Air Force would have to reduce training across an even wider swath of units, including $700 million, meaning that aircraft and engines will not be overhauled on schedule. A likely more than half the Combat Air Forces. broad civilian hiring freeze remains in effect, resulting in thousands of vacant positions Units across the Air Force are also feeling the effects of the 11 days of civilian furlough, across the Air Force. Few of these reductions will be reversed even with approval of the which is reducing crucial services at bases around the world and is projected to cost the reprogramming action, and the effects are projected to deepen if the sequester reductions average Air Force civilian $3,000 in pay cuts. last into 2015. “We rely on our civilian Airmen to keep the Air Force in the fight,” said Acting Secretary Major Air Force modernization projects were also hit by the sequestration. Some programs of the Air Force Eric Fanning. “Their absence is felt across the board and it impacts our were targeted for even further reductions in order to transfer dollars to war requirements, ability to accomplish the mission. General Welsh and I are committed to working with and these cuts will have enduring consequences. the Secretary of Defense to find a way to bring this disruptive furlough to an early end if “When we have to disrupt complex acquisition efforts to find near-term savings, we -al at all possible.” most always end up costing the taxpayer more for less capability in the long run,” said Lt. While flying operations will begin the long path to recovering readiness, many other Gen. Charles R. Davis, the military deputy to the Air Force Service Acquisition Executive. areas of Air Force operations remain seriously degraded. The largest funding reductions “We appreciate Congress’ support for realigning dollars to meet wartime requirements came in areas like facilities maintenance, where many installations are addressing only so that we could restore our most critical flying training,” Morin said. While the flying emergency work orders. stand down was one of the most visible actions we’ve had to take to reduce spending, no “Right now, most bases only have the resources to do emergency facility and infrastructure one should be under any illusion that this return to flight means the damage from seques- repairs in order to avoid imminent mission failure or threats to life, health or safety,” said tration has stopped.” Maj. Josh Connell, who is assigned to Headquarters Air Force Office of the Civil Engineer. For more information on how sequestration is impacting the Air Force, visit http://www. “Therefore, vital preventive maintenance is being deferred. Just like with your car, you can af.mil/sequestration2013.asp save money by not changing the oil, but at some point, it’s going to cost a lot more to repair (Courtesy of Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs)

(U.S. Air Force photo/Robb Lingley) Mountain gets new commander CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE STATION, Colo. — Col. Chris Crawford (left), 21st Space Wing commander, passes the 721st Mission Support Group guidon to Lt. Col. Travis Harsha July 11 at the Cheyenne Mountain AFS Minuteman Park. The 721st MSG, located at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, operates, maintains, secures, sustains, mobilizes, tests, and controls the worldwide warning and surveillance system for North America, normally referred to as the Integrated Tactical Warning and Attack Assessment (ITW/AA) weapon system. Harsha is the CMAFS installation commander and 721st MSG commander. He takes over from outgoing commander Col. Joseph Turk who is retiring. SPACE OBSERVER www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, July 18, 2013 9

(U.S. Air Force photo/Robb Lingley) Wing engineers get new leader PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — The 21st Civil Engineer Squadron held its change of command ceremony July 9 at the Peterson fire station. Col. Charles Arnold (left) 21st Mission Support Group commander, passes the 21st CES guidon to Lt. Col. Joshua DeMotts, incoming commander. DeMotts replaces the outgoing commander Lt. Col. Mark Donnithorne.

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Aircrews, maintainers and two Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System- equipped C-130 aircraft assigned to the Air Force Reserve Command’s 302nd Airlift Wing returned July 7 here after supporting aerial fire fighting operations for five days at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, Ariz. The 302nd AW MAFFS teams have been activated since June 11, when they were requested by the U.S. Forest Service to assist with fires in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions. This activation included multiple drops of retardant on the Black Forest Fire outside of Colorado Springs, Colo. As part of the scheduled monthly MAFFS rotations, the 302nd MAFFS-equipped aircraft and crews, along with aircraft from the 146th Airlift Wing, California Air National Guard were relieved in Arizona by the two other MAFFS wings, the 153rd AW, Wyoming Air National Guard, and the 145th AW, North Carolina Air National Guard. The stand-down is welcome as there were very few days off since the activation. With the increased activity of the wild- land fires, it typically meant a twelve-hour shift most days. “Some were busier than others, I was on the first week, then had a few days off, then came back on the 26th and did about twelve days between here and Arizona. A couple of folks were in the same boat,” said Lt. Col. Brad Ross, a MAFFS aircraft commander and instructor pilot with the 302nd AW. While the aircrews were working long hours, they were not the only ones. The 302nd Maintenance Group, 39th Aerial Port Squadron, and 731st Airlift Squadron loadmasters had some new requirements this year that increased their (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Daniel Butterfield) workload which made for longer days. Members of the Air Force Reserve Command’s 302nd Airlift Wing load a U.S. Forest Service Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System into a C-130 “The maintainers have been great. They’ve had some -ad aircraft the morning of June 12. This marked the start of the 2013 MAFFS season for the 302nd AW. The aircraft dropped retardant on the Black ditional challenges put on them as a result of new inspection Forest Fire later that day. requirements. With help from APS and the loadmasters, they’ve taken the MAFFS units off the airplanes and put onto new airplanes so they could accomplish the inspection. “Every couple of days I’ll look at the [National Interagency is back here. It’s good to get back and take a little time off. They did that in a very minimal amount of time. There were Fire Center] website to see if there are new fire activities But for the most part I think we are all ready and willing to some long days for those guys,” said Ross. in the country and what the active areas are. I want to get go back when we are needed.” And while now is “downtime” for the 302nd AW MAFFS a picture to see if they might request further assistance,” crews fire fighting portion of their mission, the thought of said Ross. “It becomes a long summer when we are going During the 2013 firefighting season, that began June 11, wildfires are not forgotten. They still keep up with what is nonstop. I think most people enjoy the mission and want to MAFFS aircrews have made 88 drops with more than 240,000 happening around the country. keep involved with it, but at the same time their civilian job gallons of retardant total as of July 9. Quality PreOwned Vehicles 8124 Call & Schedule 719-694-1926 your test drive!

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