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95Th ANNIVERSARY UNVEILING NOTES from THE READY TO SERVE... NEIGHBOR AND NATION THE JET GAZETTE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE 141ST AIR REFUELING WING SEPTEMBER 2019 95th ANNIVERSARY UNVEILING STORY and photo BY Tech. Sgt. MICHAEL BROWN NOTES FROM THE TOP As I considered what to write to you, I couldn’t help but think about a recent From left to Right Chief Master Sgt. Brandon Ives, 141st Air Refueling Wing Command Chief, Col. Larry conversation I had with the Director of Gardner, 141st ARW Commander and Col. Kurt Tuininga, 141st ARW Vice Commander, pose for a photo in Psychological Health, Marcia Richard. We front a KC-135 Stratotanker bearing the 95th anniversary logo right after the unveiling at Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., August 14, 2019. The 141st Air Refueling Wing celebrated it’s 95th anniversary on August 6, talked briefly about General Goldfein’s 2019 and the logo is a way of celebrating that heritage on its flagship aircraft. recent message and about the Resilience Tactical Pause he is asking us to make. On August 6, 2019 the 141st Major John T. “Jack” Fancher, a As I watched his video, some of the same Air Refueling Wing celebrated World War I veteran, would act as old questions came up. What can be done 95 years of service to the State the units’ first commander. about this? We have been going through of Washington and the United By early 1925, construction of the suicide prevention training every year since States of America. In honor new hangars began with federally I can remember. Every year, without fail, of that milestone our flagship funded building materials, locally more Airmen tragically find a permanent Aircraft, a KC-135 with a tail bought concrete and the squadron solution to life’s transitory problems. number of 59-1471 got a new members themselves donating Something that stood out to me as I 95th anniversary logo. The most of the labor. The 116th soon reviewed the material is that each person logo was applied and unveiled received its first airplanes, three who is part of these statistics had one thing August 14, 2019 in an afternoon Curtiss JN-6-A2 “Jenny” aircraft, a in common. They could not find a significant ceremony in Hangar 1033. derivative of the Curtiss JN-6. They reason to keep going. The logo was designed and arrived at the rail yards still in the Maybe it’s time to stop looking at this installed by 141st Maintenance crates; however, no funds were analytically and take a more personal view. Group Airmen. The 116th Air provided to transport or construct For many there is a tendency to look to Refueling Squadron of the 141st the planes for use. A few creative the experts to create programs that will Operations Group, belonging to enlisted men managed to haul, have an impact. Some may see this as the the 141st Air Refueling Wing, and is assemble and fire up these planes responsibility of higher levels of leadership, one of the earliest National Guard with oil donated by local businesses “surely someone with greater strategic units to be stood up in the U.S. The and gasoline bought on Fancher’s vision will have the answer”. If you will 141st has always been proud of our personal credit. allow me a hypothesis, maybe part of the heritage and lineage and looking From those humble beginnings problem is this; Due to high operations forward to serving Neighbor and the 116th Observation Squadron’s tempo and work demands we have come Nation for another 95 years. mission has changed a few times to expect others to do something that can On 6 August 1924 the 116th over the years, but the camaraderie only be done personally by an individual! Observation Squadron, Washington and dedication to the unit has We have processes and procedures for National Guard, received federal not, the Airmen of the 141st ARW everything in the military, but as good recognition. They established their remain at the ready to deploy as those things can be, I believe this is a unit headquarters at the former anywhere in the world, or respond see NOTES FROM THE TOP pg.7 Parkwater Municipal Golf Course to natural disasters within the (now Felts Field) near Spokane. United States at a moment’s notice. Chief’s Corner CHIEF MASTER SGT. JIM SCHRADER “ONE DAY” OR “DAY ONE” I recently came across a poster on the Profession of Arms, Center of Excellence (PACE) site that made me pause and consider my personal/ professional goals and my pursuit (or non-pursuit) of them. It says “ONE DAY OR DAY ONE…YOU DECIDE”. I placed that poster on the door to my office to remind me of my own procrastination from choosing “day one”. Are you procrastinating on completing professional military education, CDCs, the pursuit of your CCAF or other career/ educational goals? If so what’s holding you up? Do you think Neil Armstrong, after being selected better accommodate you reaching your goals. I to pilot Apollo 11, looked up at the moon and encourage you to examine your goals and career thought, “I’d like to go there someday but not progression and ask yourself “one day, or day today”? Not a chance! He was all in from day one?” Now is the time, not tomorrow. You never one. If you’re thinking that you want to wait until know what opportunities will pass by because you the timing is better for you, think again. Your chose “one day”. (I can’t tell you how many times circumstances will most likely change but there I’ve witnessed that throughout my career) Make is no guarantee they’ll change in a way that will the decision to choose “day one” then get to it! 1100-1300 DFAC SATURDAY SUNDAY •Beef Brisket •Flank Steak LUNCH MENU •BBQ Chicken •Chicken Picatta •Mac and Cheese •Oven Roasted Potatoes •Corn Pudding •Yellow Rice •Salad Bar •Salad Bar 02 JET GAZETTE | SEPTEMBER 2019 DISCIPLINE MATTERS 141st legal office PART ONE he 141st Air Refueling Wing (141 ARW) delivers T operational and tactical leadership and supervision to four groups, 10 squadrons, one detachment commander, and two geographically separated units. It has critical roles in supporting the mission of the JAG. A military fighting 2017 and 2018 in terms of the three State of Washington, Joint Task force cannot function without categories we track: demotions, Force – East, and the Homeland discipline. It is critical to readiness non-judicial punishments (Article Response Force – Federal Emergency and lethality. It is incumbent on 15s), and discharges. These metrics Management Agency Region 10. the JAG to ensure each Airman are provided to The Adjutant The mission of the Office of the Staff understands the role of the JAG as General (TAG) each month. The Judge Advocate (OSJA), or commonly applied to discipline. TAG receives the names of each referred to as the JAG (which actually In the coming months, the OSJA individual identified in each category stands for Judge Advocate General), is will be providing articles to educate and the basis for each action. to provide the 141 ARW Commander all Airman on the various aspects For your commanders, discipline and subordinate units with of good order and discipline in takes away valuable time and professional, candid, independent order to dispel any myths and be resources they could be dedicating counsel, and full-spectrum legal as transparent as possible in terms to the mission and forces them to support at the speed of relevance for of how discipline is administered engage in areas they do not want. mission success. and good order and discipline is No commander likes to impose More specifically, the OSJA maintained in the Air Force, the punishment, but it is done after provides ethics guidance, advice Washington Air National Guard, and careful consideration of each on the stewardship of Federal the 141 ARW. I recommend saving member and based on the facts and State resources, personnel, these articles and reviewing them of each case. So, the first step funds, civil law, Inspector General throughout your career as you will is to get the facts, which will be complaints, Freedom of Information be walked through the process from discussed in the next article. Act requests, domestic and cradle to grave. international operational law, and the Let us start with where we are as administration of good order and a wing. We are currently on track to For more information about this or discipline through military justice. exceed more military justice actions any other legal topic, please contact The administration of military justice in calendar year 2019 than the the 141st Legal Office at 247-7036 is often referred to as the primary combined total of calendar years SEPTEMBER 2019 | JET GAZETTE 03 WING HISTORY BY TECH. SGT. (RET.) WES WALTON HEN THE 116TH OBSERVATION SQUADRON received federal recognition on August 6, W 1924, Major John T. Fancher became the unit’s first commander. He was the son of a wheat farmer from Espanola, Washington, who volunteered for the newly formed aviation corps during World War I. He eventually commanded an air combat unit until the end of the war. During the first few years of the unit, Maj. Fancher led the founding members consisting of 14 officers and 50 enlisted men through difficult times. Many members, including the Commander himself, contributed their time and energy assembling the steel and tin for the WWI retread hangars at Felts Field. When the planes first arrived money had not been allocated to the unit. Maj. Fancher used his personal credit to purchase the first 15 gallons of fuel for the JN-6-A2 “Jennies”.
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