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Operation Operation Heroes is an annual event that allows children to experience a pre-departure briefi ng and equipment demonstrations from different units around Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, June 1, 2019. During the event, children tasted Meals Ready-to-Eat, got their faces painted, saw a static B-52H Stratofortress and weapons displays. Heroes U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SENIOR AIRMAN DILLON J. AUDIT June 14-16 Go-Karts, Bounce Houses ND State Fairgrounds & Vendors! Live Music Featuring an Eagles Tribute Band $5 Admission Saturday Night! MINOTRIBFEST.COM 2 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY All in a weekend: JB Charleston’s 315th Reserve Airmen deliver humanitarian aid to Dominican Republic CAPT. JUSTIN CLARK | 315TH AIRLIFT WING PUERTO PLATA, Dominican is expected to benefi t through the Republic (AFNS) -- improvements in the ability of the itizens of Peurto fi re departments in the region to Plata, Dominican provide fi refi ghting and rescue Republic and their fi re services. An earlier delivery Cdepartment received dropped off an ambulance that life-saving equipment delivered was the fi rst for Puerto Plata’s fi re by a team of Reserve Airmen from department. Joint Base Charleston’s 315th Rochester and Puerto Plata are Airlift Wing, in South Carolina, “Sister Cities,” which allows for the on a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft, exchange of resources, training and May 31. expertise between the two cities. The dual-purpose weekend Their relationship is managed by humanitarian and training mission the Puerto Plata Rochester Sister allowed for the Reserve aircrew Cities Committee, or PPRSCC. to maintain fl ying currency and Mayors from the respective cities readiness requirements, with signed the relationship into eff ect the added benefi t of delivering 20 years ago, and since then have humanitarian aid to organizations made formal visits to and from in the Caribbean via the Denton each others communities. Cargo Program. The Denton Cargo Program, Military aircrews must fl y as authorized by the Denton regularly to maintain their currency, Amendment, is a State Department/ and missions like these are planned United States Agency for to allow fl yers to meet all their International Development program readiness requirements with while that enables humanitarian charities serving a humanitarian cause. and U.S.-based nongovernmental Operation The cargo, weighing in at organizations to use space available nearly 33,000 pounds, consisted on military cargo aircraft to of a fi re truck, ambulance, transport humanitarian goods to fi refi ghting equipment, tools, countries in need. Consequently, clothing, protective gear and these missions are fl own at no or Heroes rescue equipment, all of which minimal additional cost to the U.S. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | SENIOR AIRMAN DILLON J. AUDIT was donated by the Rochester Fire taxpayers. Cargo goes through a Department Engine 1 in Rochester, vetting process to ensure it meets Operation Heroes is an annual event that allows children to experience a pre-departure briefi ng and equipment New York. It was handed over standards and will most benefi t its demonstrations from different units around Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, June 1, 2019. During the event, directly to personnel from the fi re intended recipients. children tasted Meals Ready-to-Eat, got their faces painted, saw a static B-52H Stratofortress and weapons displays. department in Puerto Plata, who To help ensure that the were on the scene to accept the fi refi ghting equipment would be delivery. put to best use, training manuals For the aircrew, the mission and materials were translated into allowed them to practice unique Spanish and Spanish-speaking skills that can’t be replicated fi refi ghters from Rochester while fl ying within the continental volunteered their own time to U.S., such as coordinating with accompany Puerto Plata fi refi ghters international air traffi c controllers on both training and real-world and ground crews, fl ying over fi refi ghting runs throughout the water and navigating in foreign Rochester area. Training had been airspace. delivered by the Rochester Fire The city of Puerto Plata, as well Department on how to get the best as its province of 471,000 people, use out of the new equipment. Summer is way cooler here. Get in and on the water with us!

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Editor | Advertising & Creative Director Let everyone [email protected] or at the [email protected] Minot AFB Rod Wilson and surrounding Business Development | Marketing areas know [email protected] your news! MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS The Chief of Public Affairs Northern Maj. Natassia Cherne Public Affairs Offi cer Sentry 2nd Lt. Gabriel Cushing 2nd Lt. Victoria Palandech would like to Superintendent share what’s Master Sgt. Jeremy Larlee Civic Outreach important news Mr. Gregory Boster to you. Staff Photojournalists • Engagements Master Sgt. Jarad Denton Japanese, US Staff Sgt. Benjamin Smith • Weddings Staff Sgt. Michael Kantack • Babies teachers boost Staff Sgt. Steven Adkins Senior Airman Jonathan McElderry • Anniversaries bilateral future Senior Airman Ashley Boster • Birthday Ads STAFF SGT. PETER REFT | 18TH WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS Senior Airman Alyssa Akers • Obituaries Senior Airman Dillon Audit KADENA AIR BASE, Japan training program is the result of acquisition skills,” Dr. Airman 1st Class Heather Ley (AFNS) -- a partnership between the U.S. Rice said. “The engaging Airman Jesse Jenny Call pon fi rst glance, a and Japanese governments to activities are aligned to the fi rst-time observer roll out new English language “We Can!” books and can COMMANDERS 701.839.0946 might think this curriculum for all Japanese easily be implemented with 5th Bomb Wing Commander: Ucolorfully-dressed students across the country by students in the classroom.” Col. Bradley Cochran or email group of fully-grown adults 2020. Okinawa teachers who 5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander: are teaming up for a children’s Kadena Air Base middle participated in the “We Col. Sloan Hollis [email protected] contest to win prizes and candy, school staff shared activity- Can!” training appreciated 91st Missile Wing Commander: with huge smiles on their driven English lessons to the format of the lesson for more info! faces and laughter fi lling the Okinawa elementary teachers in demonstrations. Col. Glenn Harris ears. The “We Can!” bilateral support of the foreign language “This is very productive, 91st Missile Wing Vice Commander: initiative at the Ryukyu Middle Dr. Rice has so many Col. Craig Ramsey School, or RMS, May 24. ideas, and I was very NEWSSUBMISSIONS Dr. Tracy Rice, regional impressed and touched English Language Coordinator, with her creativity,” said Northern Sentry Offi ce developed the “We Can!” Yuko Sakurai, Ginowan [email protected] | 701.839.0946 training program in support City Kakazu Elementary of the Department of Defense School teacher. “I was so Educational Activities role impressed after our last MAFB Public Affairs Offi ce in the bilateral agreement, session that I couldn’t [email protected] enabling RMS to host training sleep last night because 701.723.6212 for local Okinawa teachers. I was making a numbers “The foreign language card game lesson plan MAIL&FAX initiative is a joint eff ort with ice cream fl avors, 315 South Main Street, Suite 202 between the Japanese Ministry an idea I got from this Minot, ND 58701 | 701.839.1867 of Foreign Aff airs, DoDEA training.” and the State Department to Not only are RMS foster positive relationships staff engaged with the VIEWONLINE between Japan and the U.S. training program, but U.S. www.northernsentry.com by providing training for local students also participate in www.minot.af.mil Okinawa teachers,” Dr. Rice the cooperative learning FIND US ON FACEBOOK said. environment. Minot Air Force Base - Northern Sen- The bilateral training “The Kadena English try. The Northern Sentry is published program began in 2018 after for Speakers of Other by BAG, LLC., a private fi rm operating Japan’s Ministry of Education, Languages team students independently of the U.S. Air Force. culture, sports, science and are an integral part of the Contents of the Northern Sentry are technology revised foreign professional development not necessarily the offi cial views of, or language requirements for and they assist with endorsed by, the U.S. government, the Department of Defense or the Depart- elementary students. heading English language ment of the Air Force. The offi cial news “This endeavor began activities,” Dr. Rice said. source for Minot Air Force Base is through collaborative meetings “Many of these students www.minot.af.mil. The appearance between the Japanese Ministry are also bilingual.” of advertising in this publication, in- of Foreign Aff airs, DoDEA and Dr. Rice and DoDEA cluding inserts or supplements, doesn’t the State Department in May support for the foreign constitute endorsements by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force or of 2018,” Dr. Rice said. “There language initiative aim BAG LLC., of the products or services have been several training not only enhance national advertised. Everything advertised in this sessions to include follow- educational programs, but publication shall be made available up network workshops on also to further improve for purchase, use or patronage without Saturdays.” international relations regard to race, color, religion, sex, The RMS training sessions between the U.S. and national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affi liation, provide Japanese teachers with Japan. or any other nonmerit factor of the pur- teaching activities designed “This is an innovative chasers, users or patrons. We welcome to fully engage students with way to foster relationships your stories and photos of interest to English language classes. between Japan and the the readership of the Northern Sentry. “The training is focused on U.S. while providing Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs interactive cooperative learning educational opportunities reserves the right to not authorize pub- and team building challenges for all students,” Dr. Rice lication.The Northern Sentry deadline for submission of materials is at noon that enhance English language said. the Tuesday before publication date. 4 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY

A F-16 Fighting Falcon, assigned to Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., takes off during exercise Northern Edge, May 14, 2019, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. More than 25 units and 10,000 personnel with approximately 200 aircraft and ﬁ ve naval ships are participating in the exercise. Northern Edge showcases the lethality of joint forces and the capabilities of U.S. forces in and around the Indo-Paciﬁ c region. U.S. AIR NATIONAL GUARD PHOTO | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CAITLIN RUSSELL

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WRIGHT-PATTERSON Exercise A KC-46A Pegasus connects with AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio an F-35 Lightning II in the skies (AFNS) -- over California Jan. 22, 2019. The Northern Edge 2019 utgoing Secretary Air Force confi rmed the selection of the Air Force of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Heather Wilson Ohio to host the F-35 Hybrid Prod- comes to a close uct Support Integrator Organization Oconfi rmed the May 29, 2019. selection of Wright Patterson U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO| AIRMAN FIRST CLASS CAITLIN RUSSELL | PACIFIC AIR FORCES PUBLIC AFFAIRS Air Force Base, to host the ETHAN WAGNER F-35 Hybrid Product Support JOINT BASE how we integrate the carrier entire capabilities available Integrator Organization. beddown at Area A of Wright- ELMENDORF- in a full spectrum operation.” to the Joint Pacifi c Alaska The decision confi rms Patterson AFB. RICHARDSON, Alaska With the joint training Range Complex and Gulf of completion of the strategic When fully staff ed, the (AFNS) -- completed, exercise Alaska.” basing process which in F-35 Hybrid Product Support pproximately leadership will use the Bridge said the goals for December 2018 identifi ed Organization will comprise 10,000 Airmen, information gathered to the exercise were to assess Wright-Patterson AFB as 440 people, with most located Marines and measure the current combat advanced equipment and the preferred location and an at Wright-Patterson AFB. It Sailors journeyed capabilities. The analysis future operations and to environmental assessment will include representatives of A which found no signifi cant the Air Force, Navy, Marine back to their respective determines how well the put those plans through home stations following services integrated and signifi cant rigor to ensure impact. Corps, partner nations and participation in exercise equipment performed in the that what is being proposed is The F-35 Hybrid industry personnel who will Northern Edge 2019, May Alaskan environment. The eff ective and allows service Product Support Integrator all report to the Product 13-24. information is then used in members to hone their skills. organization is already Support Manager in the F-35 The fully integrated, large- joint publications that all Major participating units operational in Crystal City, Joint Program Offi ce. scale exercise provided the services use to improve included U.S. Indo-Pacifi c Virginia, where it was The F-35 HPSI will realistic and comprehensive interoperability. Command, U.S. Pacifi c Air established in 2016 as part of integrate support across the the F-35 Joint Program Offi ce. supply chain, maintenance, joint training opportunities Aircrews completed more Forces, U.S. Pacifi c Fleet, There are currently HPSI sustainment engineering, in and around Alaskan land than 1,400 sorties, spent Marine Corps Forces Pacifi c, personnel at 16 locations logistics information and airspace, as well as 3,900 hours fl ying and Air Combat Command, Air globally. technology and training in and above the Gulf of delivered approximately Mobility Command, Air The HPSI is the Joint disciplines. It delivers global Alaska. NE19 participants 15.1 thousand gallons of fuel Force Materiel Command, Program Offi ce’s sustainment support for fi elded F-35s trained on defensive counter- throughout the exercise. U.S. 3rd Fleet, Air National execution arm for the entire while preparing for future air, close-air support and “Northern Edge, fi rst and Guard, Air Force Reserve and F-35 fl eet to include joint and force expansion. air interdiction of maritime foremost, is used to replicate U.S. Naval Reserve. international partner aircraft. The HPSI lead will be an targets. our most challenging Indo- Exercise Northern Edge is It is focused on the delivery Air Force general offi cer “The exercise has given Pacifi c theater scenarios,” one in a series of exercises of readiness and sustainment or senior executive service us the confi dence that when said Lt. Col. Ty Bridge, that enables joint forces to performance for the F-35 member. The JPO expects presented with a tough Pacifi c Air Forces exercises better prepare for potential user while reducing life-cycle to announce the F-35 HPSI scenario, we’ll fi ght through division deputy division future crises in the Indo- costs. director soon. In the interim, it and dominate it,” said Brig. chief, assigned to Joint Pacifi c region. A planning team with the organization is being led Gen. Daniel Heires, Northern Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, “My confi dence in our the Air Force Life Cycle at the Crystal City location Edge 2019 exercise director. Hawaii. “To be able to future ability to dominant the Management Center is now by Royal Air Force Air “It is important for all of our perform joint interoperability, air, land and sea fi ght, have preparing for the HPSI Commodore Charles “Doc” joint partners to be able to tactics and procedures, and never been higher,” Heires organization’s reception and Docherty. train to current and future to be able to utilize the said. developing capabilities in a robust combat operational environment, so that we’ll be able to respond to any crisis at a moments notice.” The training during NE19 benefi ts all participants and provides service members a chance to prove they are ready to face any contingency. This year, the exercise also included the Navy aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt as a participant. “We cannot understate the importance of having the carrier as part of the exercise,” Heires said. “The carrier strike group is an essential part of our power projection but no force fi ghts alone. You have to integrate it with the air components and applicable land components. So, having the carrier here has allowed us to focus on NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 5 BBomberomber TaskTask ForceForce PParticipatesarticipates inin JointJoint EExercisexercise withwith Abra-Abra- hhamam LincolnLincoln CarrierCarrier SStriketrike GroupGroup MASS COMMUNICATION SPECIALIST 2ND CLASS JESSICA PAULAUSKAS U.S. NAVAL FORCES CENTRAL COMMAND ARABIAN SEA (AFNS) -- fascinating getting to train and U.S. Air Force work with the strategic bomber B-52H Stratofortress, that has updated capabilities, the assigned to the 20th latest electronics and the most AExpeditionary Bomb advanced software.” Squadron and part of the U.S. The B-52H is a long-range, Central Command Bomber subsonic, jet-powered strategic Task Force, and the Carrier Air bomber that has been operated Wing (CVW) 7, attached to the by the U.S. Air Force since 1955. Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike The aircraft can carry up to Group conducted joint operations 70,000 pounds of weapons and in the CENTCOM area of has a typical combat range of responsibility, June 1. more than 8,800 miles. Its anti- The operations emphasize ship and mine-laying capabilities Joint Force integration and make it a highly-eff ective asset interoperability within the U.S. to assist the Navy in ocean Department of Defense. surveillance. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | DAVE AHLSCHWEDE “It’s a pretty awesome feeling “Each of our respective to look up and see our jets services infl uences the other,” fl ying alongside the Air Force Mills said. “Future confl icts will Grad Week feature: bomber,” said Capt. William likely never be restricted to a Reed, commander, CVW-7. “The single domain, and even then training the air wing conducted the sister services can enhance Military, Strategic with the B-52’s today is an the eff ectiveness of the others. incredible demonstration of Today’s mission represents our Studies at Air Force how our military can to rapidly ability to project air and sea join capabilities to enhance power around the globe. When our lethality and our ability to we act, we do so as one force, not Academy put cadets at respond to any threat when called separate services. Exercises like upon.” the one held today ensure that ‘tip of the spear’ During the exercises, CVW- can operate anywhere, anytime.” 7 and the 20th EBS conducted CVW-7 Super Hornets RAY BOWDEN | U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY PUBLIC AFFAIRS several joint training evolutions conducted a joint close air designed to improve operational support exercise with the B-52H. tactics in several warfare areas. Additionally, MH-60R Sea Hawk U.S. AIR FORCE view. Two Academy grads and Exercises included air-to-air helicopters from CVW-7, along ACADEMY, Colo. (AFNS) -- “It shapes how cadets view former MSS majors, Maj. training, fl ying in formation, and with the B-52H, conducted strike ll those Air the operational and technical Jake Lowrie and Capt. Garett simulated strike operations in coordination and reconnaissance Force Academy aspects of our careers,” he said. Shinkle, share Marron’s view. defense of a national asset. exercises. The exercise provided graduates fl ying “It’s given me a lot of insight Shinkle, a 2014 graduate, “While the Air Force trains a rare training opportunity as it combat missions into what is important and commands the 721st Security diff erent assets together all the joined multiple tactical aircraft A overseas? what the military prioritizes.” Forces Squadron at Cheyenne time, including Navy F-18s, that don’t often operate in the If they’re under 30, they The “highlight” of Marron’s Mountain Air Force Station, we typically don’t have the same airspace. were all students in a military opportunity to integrate with “The training shows eff ective and strategic studies class. the surface fl eet,” said Lt. Col. coordination between two Scott Mills, 609th Air and Space military components, who can It’s not just pilots who say “...I CAN BETTER RELAY TO Operations Center air and space independently operate as the best they’ve benefi ted from these MY (SECURITY FORCES) THE strategist. “As we train together, at what they do in the world, and studies -- its offi cers in more it gives us the chance to examine demonstrate that they can also than 150 career fi elds across STRATEGIC REASONS AND the bias we each bring to the come together to execute a single the Air Force. IMPORTANCE OF WHAT engagement. We each learn about mission set,” said Strickland. “It “The Academy’s Military the other’s domain by searching illustrates the eff ective leadership and Strategic Studies THEY DO. I’M EXTREMELY for areas where we operate and the team-of-teams capability department educates HAPPY I MAJORED IN MSS diff erently.” within the U.S. Department of future Air Force offi cers in AND BELIEVE IT’S ONE OF F/A-18E Super Hornets and Defense.” concepts of military strategy, E-2D Growlers from CVW-7, The demonstration of fl exible contemporary operations and THE MORE UNDERVALUED embarked on the Nimitz-class and adaptable joint operations the integration of air, space aircraft carrier USS Abraham shows U.S. military forces MAJORS OFFERED AT THE Lincoln, conducted a self-escort are prepared to respond to and cyberspace power,” ACADEMY..” strike with the bomber. With contingencies, deter confl ict, said Dr. John Farquhar, an the Lincoln aircraft simulating and preserve strategic interests associate professor of military - CAPT. GARRETT SHINKLE opposing and friendly forces, around the world. and strategic studies with a the training gave both sides the “This operation allowed us to doctorate in American military MSS studies experience was Colorado. chance to interact with elite train interoperability, focus on history and a master’s in U.S. creating an international “Having the MSS degree aircraft. defense and interdiction, and diplomatic history. wargame for his senior has given me a better “The most interesting part provide air support to our naval “We prepare offi cers for capstone project. This understanding of the ‘why,’” about working with any fl eet defense,” said Lt. Gen. confl ict resolution, the military wargame has been integrated he said. “I can better relay individual aircraft you haven’t Joseph Guastella, Combined aspects of international into the MSS core course, to my (security forces) had the chance to work with yet Forces Air Component relations and for warfare,” “airpower and joint operations the strategic reasons and is getting to see what unique Commander. “Our land, air, capabilities it has,” said Lt. and maritime assets are even he said. “In short, we discuss strategy.” It is the synthesizing importance of what they do. Chase Strickland, a pilot attached stronger and more eff ective current events and the event where cadets link I’m extremely happy I majored to the “Sidewinders” of Strike when integrated together. We military’s role in providing our theories and concepts learned in MSS and believe it’s one of Fighter Squadron (VFA) 86 are postured to face any threats national leadership with policy throughout the course to the more undervalued majors and CVW-7’s coordination toward U.S. forces in this options as well as discussing innovative future operational off ered at the Academy.” lead of the joint exercise. “It’s region.” the military dimensions of the planning and execution. They Lowrie, a 2009 graduate, is Air Force.” create strategies and plans an F-35 Lighting II instructor Farquhar is pleased the to employ in the scenario at the U.S. Air Force Weapons course work is part-and- and continuously evaluate School at Nellis Air Force parcel of the Academy’s core their strategies based on their Base, Nevada. Northern Sentry curriculum. opponent’s actions, he said. “An MSS degree goes a “These studies directly relate Marron said the curriculum long way in building a solid 839-0946 or to that mission and develop the teaches cadets to view their foundation and understanding identity of Air Force offi cers Air Force specialties and of military operations and [email protected] as servants of our nation and Department of Defense strategy,” he said. “I apply defenders of our way of life,” planning and tactics from a many of the concepts discussed he said. strategic lens. on a daily basis in class during Teaching from a Strategic “Every offi cer should look large mission planning cells, Contact Beth for your Lens at the strategic goals of their during integration with joint Cadet 1st Class Nicholas organization and create their Advertising & Design needs! Marron said MSS course work own policy with that in mind,” helps cadets form a strategic he said. 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Recipe courtesy of: www.tfrommybowl.com/summer-corn-chowder/ Recipe coincide with the “Ale from Above” fl ying two of our kegs over Minot to be *This is a 21+ event* This Summer Corn Chowder is thick, creamy, and full of fresh summer D-Day commemoration event, tapped after landing at the Museum. For More information: Facebook ingredients like Jalapeño, Cilantro, and Red Onions. Thursday June 6th, where the Each day the Brewery will have music, event/ Atypical Brewery & It’s also Dairy-Free and Vegan! Dakota Territory Air Museum will be food, and of course, BREW! Barrelworks Grand Opening! INGREDIENTS: 7:00 PM - 11:59 • 5 ears of Corn, sliced off the • ½ tsp Smoked Paprika PM RRELAYELAY FORFOR LIFELIFE cob (~ 4 cups) • 4 oz Vegan Cream Cheese* Location: • 1 Red Bell Pepper, diced • 3 cups Gold Potatoes, diced into 7 Downtown Minot, • 1 small Red Onion, diced small pieces (I left the skin on) ND PPUBUB CRAWLCRAWL • 4 cups Vegetable Broth JUNE The Minot Relay • 2 cloves of Garlic, minced for Life will hold • 1 Jalapeno, diced and seeds • 1 tsp Salt, or to taste • Optional: Lime wedges, a Relay for Life Pub Crawl on removed Friday, June 7, starting at 7 p.m. • ½ bunch of Cilantro for serving Participating bars include: the Tap Room, Saul’s, Ebeneezer’s, and The Spot. For more information, visit INSTRUCTIONS: our Facebook page www.facebook. 1 - First, prep all of your veggies. Separate the Cilantro stems from the com/MinotRelayForLife, call 838- yahoo.com. For more information check out: Facebook event/ Relay leaves and fi nely chop them; save the leaves to garnish the soup at the 7047, or e-mail minotrelay@ for Life Pub Crawl end of the recipe. 2 - Add the Corn to a large non-stick pot over Medium-High Heat. My Corn was very juicy so I did not need to add any water to get this “started”, but if your Corn is dry, add 1/3 cup of Water to the pot as well to 6:30 PM - 8:00 get things going. “Sear” the Corn for 10-12 minutes, stirring occasion- PM ally to ensure that all sides are evenly cooking. The Corn will gradually 8 Location: become brown around the edges, and you may have some brown marks Roosevelt Park on the bottom of the pot – don’t worry though, this is creating fl avor! JUNE Zoo 1219 3 - Next, “de-glaze” the pot by adding 1/2 cup of Water to it; this will Burdick Expy E, remove the brown marks on the bottom of the pan. Add the Bell Pep- Minot. per, Red Onion, Garlic, Jalapeño, Cilantro Stems, Garlic, and Smoked The Daysun’s Day of Giving Paprika to the pot; reduce the heat to medium and sauté until the Onion event is scheduled for Saturday, is translucent. June 8th at 6:30pm at the 4 - Add the Vegan Cream Cheese to the pot and mix it in with the Roosevelt Zoo parking lot by veggies until it is evenly distributed. Then, add the Gold Potatoes and Daysun’s Memorial bench. Vegetable Broth, stirring well. 5 - Bring the mixture to a boil over high heat, then reduce the heat to DaySun’s Day of Giving is to low and let simmer for 10-12 minutes, or until the Potatoes are tender. celebrate the life of DaySun underprivileged. In 2003, DaySun’s uncle, Bob Gross, started 6 - Transfer half of the soup into a Blender and carefully blend until Gross while also spreading collecting and donating bicycles and backpacks as a way to give smooth and creamy; return this to the pot, then mix well. the awareness of drinking and back to area underprivileged children.For more information 7 - Divide the soup into bowls, then top with Cilantro leaves and a driving and giving back to the check out: Facebook event/ Daysun’s Day of Giving squeeze of fresh Lime. Leftovers will keep in the fridge for up to 7 days. 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM Location: 13 Downtown JUNE Minot, ND Join your friends for an evening of fun, wine and beer tasting all while supporting the downtown! Tickets will be available very soon! For more information check out: Facebook event/ Downtown Wine, Beer, & Art Walk

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Loadmasters control and 1950s. Clutter said it is the Master Sgt. Allen Clutter, a fl ight engineer attached to the 514th Flight Test Squadron, inspect the back of the workhorse of the military inspects the propellers while performing a pre-fl ight functional fl ight check on a Navy C-130 Hercules, April 11, 2019, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. aircraft, ensuring the safety and he is proud to be a of the people and cargo crewmember on an aircraft U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO |CYNTHIA GRIGGS by computing weight and with such a storied history. balance, creating cargo and “It’s the greatest job I’ve passenger load plans and ever had in my whole career,” other mission-specifi c tasks Clutter said. “Checking the such as airdrop duties. In functionality of the aircraft addition, they function as a is amazing. The aircraft has lookout in the back of the done so many things over aircraft for functional check its life and to be able to fl ight engine shut downs return these machines to the and emergency landing gear warfi ghter gives me a sense extension. of satisfaction.” Palmer, the squadron’s most experienced loadmaster said, “Certifi cation to perform MAFB EMERGENCY functional check fl ights is a qualifi cation that is unique PHONE NUMBERS and reserved only for the very experienced and for those BASE EMERGENCY with high fl ight-time hours.” 911 or Cell 727-1911 Besides Clutter and Palmer, the 514th FTS is manned BASE CRIME STOP Enlisted aircrew with two additional fl ight 723-7867 (STOP) engineers, Senior Master Sgt. Thomas Butts and Master LAW ENFORCEMENT paramount to C-130 Sgt. Jason Witherspoon and 723-3096 an additional loadmaster, Hercules flight testing Master Sgt. Christopher SECURITY Caminiti. The fi ve aircrew 723-3011 CYNTHIA GRIGGS | 75TH AIR BASE WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS have a culmination of over FIRE 90-years of experience and 723-2461 HILL AIR FORCE BASE, describes as probably one the more than 10,000 hours Utah (AFNS) -- best enlisted assignments in checks. of fl ight time, all in C-130 ROAD CONDITIONS ot many people the Air Force. Their system knowledge variant aircraft. 723-1190 know that a Clutter and Palmer are part is paramount to the safe and The C-130 Hercules is a SAFE RIDE small contingent of the aviation team whose eff ective operation of the versatile aircraft with long 723-7233 (Safe) Nof experienced job it is to perform functional aircraft. history dating back to the enlisted C-130 Hercules check fl ight tests on the aircrew reside at Hill Air C-130 aircraft coming out of Force Base. They are charged depot status from the Ogden with the depot support fl ights Air Logistics Complex at Hill of Air Force overfl ow and AFB. Navy and Marine Corps Flight engineers are aircraft. basically the link between Welcome “There aren’t many people the aircraft and the pilot, who do what we do,” said monitoring all aircraft Master Sgt. Allen Clutter, engine and control systems a C-130 fl ight engineer in fl ight. They also compute Dr. Gooden attached to the 514th Flight takeoff and landing data, and Test Squadron at Hill AFB. perform pre-fl ight and post- Clutter, along with fl ight inspections when the loadmaster Senior Master aircraft is away from its home Trinity Health is pleased to welcome Michael Gooden, MD, a Sgt. Nicholas Palmer, are Air station. During the functional board-certified vascular/endovascular surgeon with over 20 years of Force Reservists, on active- fl ight check, they perform experience caring for people with blood vessel disorders. duty status, with what Clutter comprehensive in-fl ight Innovative solutions that improve people’s lives.

Working closely with patients and their providers, Dr. Gooden treats all aspects of peripheral vascular disease to improve lives and prevent disability. His expertise includes peripheral artery bypass, stenting, and minimally invasive approaches to repair aortic aneurysms and other Michael Gooden, MD disorders. Originally from Iowa and reared in Tucson, Dr. Gooden served six years in the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman, and was recalled for Desert Storm. He received his medical doctorate at the University of Arizona. Following general surgery residency at the University of New Mexico, he completed a two-year vascular surgery fellowship at Cleveland Clinic in 2004. Wine Vascular/Endovascular Procedures & Conditions • Carotid endarterectomy/stenting ALL Y U • Open AAA repair/EVAR/TEVAR • Peripheral artery bypass • Stenting/angioplasty June 13 WANT • Lower or upper extremity peripheral artery disease • Renal and mesenteric stenosis • Nonhealing diabetic foot wounds 5:30-9 pm • Dialysis access Beers chosen by Atypical Brewery & Barrelworks and beer! Souris River Brewing Health Center – West Wine by Johnson Brothers 101 3rd Avenue SW, Suite 201, Minot ND 58701

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GRAD WEEK continued from page 5 and coalition partners, and and outstanding cadets who in the development of new enjoy their courses and tactics and strategy. The MSS comradeship.” major yields a number of Lt. Col. Jeff rey opportunities cadets will later Kaczmarczyk, MSS deputy leverage as offi cers.” department head, said the MSS For cadets ambivalent about curriculum has recently been MSS and how critical it will updated. be to their future careers, “We want our MSS majors Farquhar said that once they -- our warrior-scholars -- to graduate, they’ll be at the “tip explore the integration of of the spear.” military capabilities with other “I’d tell them, ‘by wearing instruments of national power the uniform, you are already to address our national security considered a combatant by our issues,” he said. “We engage, enemies,” he said. “You’re inspire, and empower our already a volunteer to defend cadets. Utilizing the context our country. You may not see it of real-world problems brings now, but in a very short while, relevance to class discussions; you will be living it daily.’” our cadets actively engage Farquhar should know. with strategic theories and He’s a 1980 graduate of the frameworks and apply them to Academy and former RC-135 current military problems to Cobra Ball reconnaissance reinforce learning. aircraft navigator with almost Kaczmarczyk said the 5,000 hours of fl ight time department’s faculty and under his belt. staff work to inspire cadets “No one guarantees victory and empower them to take in war,” he said. “It’s our duty responsibility for their to be prepared. Our country learning. expects us to be the best.” “Our goal is to have cadets Farquhar’s excited about excited about the material, who the department’s lean toward want to explore the topics, are innovation, especially the critical thinkers and want to planned cadet battlelab-next, become life-long learners,” he a key research and learning said. “Their excitement drives COURTESY PHOTO laboratory of the department’s their learning.” Center for Airpower Studies. Col. Thomas Swaim was “We’re in the process of confi rmed as permanent AAmericanmerican CancerCancer SocietySociety designing and constructing a professor and head of the MSS cool combined fl ight simulator department in October 2018. aandnd MinotMinot AreAre AttackingAttacking CancerCancer inin and an air operations center “We build warriors for our that will integrate aircraft nation, plain and simple,” OOurur CommunityCommunity ThroughThrough simulators and remotely piloted he said. “This department aircraft with airborne warning is all about partnering with RRelayelay ForFor LifeLife EventEvent and control systems and air our future leaders as they operations center command learn to be lethal military LAURIE ODDEN | RELAY FOR LIFE SENIOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MANAGER and control functions,” he said. problem solvers. It’s critical “It will give cadets an excellent our graduates be familiar with Minot, ND – information on our Facebook Tacoma, Washington, in 1985, introduction to the operational the historical and theoretical n Saturday, June page – Minot Relay for Life the Relay For Life movement of Air Force in both the tactical context of military strategy and 8th, 2019, local or call 701-838-7047 for more 3.5 million participants across the and operational sense, which operations, know the political- participants will information.” Laurie Odden – world unite at more than 4,500 in turn will inform the military framework in which Ojoin together at the Senior Community Manager for events to celebrate people who strategic level taught in our they’ll serve our nation, and annual Relay For Life of Minot the American Cancer Society have been touched by cancer, classrooms.” have a very comprehensive in Downtown Minot to help beat The American Cancer Society remember loved ones lost, The future of the department understanding of the joint our biggest rival - cancer. The (ACS) is the only organization and take action for lifesaving is “bright,” Farquhar said. air, space and cyberspace event starts at 3pm with survivor fi ghting cancer on every front. change. Symbolizing the battle “We have an engaged, warfi ghting instruments and celebration beginning at 2pm. Funds raised from Relay For waged around the clock by those eff ective and enthusiastic processes that they’ll use to “We are super excited for Life events allow the ACS facing cancer, the event can last faculty,” he said. “We the changes this year and the to attack cancer in dozens of up to 24 hours and empowers counter enemies and problems additions have excellent forward- that we can’t even yet thinking senior leadership we have imagine.” made so that A RELAY FOR LIFE PUB CRAWL ON everyone can FRIDAY, JUNE 7, STARTING AT 7 P.M. participate – PARTICIPATING BARS INCLUDE: THE TAP ROOM, SAUL’S, EBENEEZER’S, from moving AND THE SPOT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT OUR FACEBOOK the event downtown PAGE (FACEBOOK.COM/MINOTRELAYFORLIFE), CALL 838-7047, OR - to a Pub E-MAIL [email protected]. Crawl the night before on June 7th to a 5K walk/run MINOT RELAY FOR LIFE on Saturday HOPE ON THE RUN & WALK 5K morning June 8th . We SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 3 P.M. will have SURVIVIOR CELBRATION, 2 P.M. food trucks, REGISTRATION FROM 7:30 A.M. - 7:50 A.M. vendors, local DOWNTOWN MINOT, BRICKS STUDIO BUILDING entertainment and more. You need to come out and see ways, each of them critical to communities to take a stand what this event is all about – you achieving a world without cancer against cancer. Since 1985, Relay do NOT have to be part of a – from developing breakthrough For Life events in the U.S. have team to come to this event- the therapies and innovative raised more than $6.3 billion. Public is invited and encouraged research, to building supportive The Relay For Life of Minot to attend – it will be a great communities that come together is supported by many local family event downtown all to help those aff ected by cancer businesses and organizations. while raising money to support with access to treatment. The Thank you to all of our event cancer patients! Find all the ACS provides empowering sponsors this year. resources to deploying activists Together, we can beat our NORTHERN SENTRY to raise awareness and develop biggest rival. Join or donate to the game-changing approaches to Relay For Life of Minot. 839.0946 | [email protected] address the cancer burden for all Visit RelayForLife.org people. or minotrelay.com or call

[email protected] Founded by Dr. Gordy Klatt in 701-838-7047 10 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY AROUND THE AREA NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 11 Jump into June in North Dakota

KIM SCHMIDT | ND TOURISM ummer in North Kite Fest Dakota means long, Jamestown warm days loaded June 7 – 9 Swith adventure, be it lazy or crazy. North Dakotans Kite Fest has become a welcome June with festivals and premier kiting event, attracting events full of fun for all ages. kite enthusiasts from across the Maybe it’s relishing the fl avors country and Canada. Events of delicious barbecue, junking include fun contests for kids, with friends at a festival, kite making, demonstrations, putting miles on in the saddle, door prizes, music and – of Dates to or chilling to live music, there course – dozens of kites of all OUTDOOR NOTES: is something for everyone this shapes and sizes fl oating in Know: starting to produce some walleye. pattern yet. Try slow presentation month in North Dakota. To fi nd the sky. Bring a kite, make a *June 8: Nat’l. Marina Day Kid’s *Lake Metigoshe, Four with Lindy rigs or slow death more information about these kite, fl y a kite and buy a kite! events, Fort Stevenson State Seasons, Bottineau: Scattered hooks and nightcrawlers or activities, and for a complete list Air Games will be included Park, Garrison. walleye success with continued minnows. Also try pitching jigs up *June 20 & 21: Youth Day of events, go to NDtourism.com on Saturday. Visit http:// good bluegill activity using towards shore in shallow water. or call 800-435-5663 or 701- jamestownparksandrec.com/; Camp, Lake Metigoshe State nightcrawlers. Pike remain good. Best success is along the north Park. For more information or to 328-2525. 701-252-3982. register, contact Amy Schimetz *Lake Sakakawea/Lake shore. Continued pike success at the park, (701) 263-4514, or Audubon, Cenex Bait & Tackle, in the shallows using smelt or email, [email protected]. Garrison: A few more anglers on crankbaits. Medora Musical Buggies-N-Blues the east end of Lake Sakakawea *Lake Sakakawea/northwest Medora Mandan Tournaments: with better walleye success coming N.D. lakes, Scenic Sports, May 31 – September 7 June 8 – 9 *June 7: Devils Lake, from Douglas Bay. Try live bait Williston: Missouri and Yellowstone Grahams Island. rigs or jigs and minnows early rivers running high with snowmelt *June 7 & 8: Lake Head to Medora for a night Two-day of fun for classic car Sakakawea, Indian Hills morning or late afternoon. Also runoff, making fi shing diffi cult. of beloved, western-style fanatics. This highly anticipated Resort; Lake Sakakawea, try Sportsmen Centennial or Lake Sakakawea dirty from runoff Van Hook Arm. Garrison bays. Lake Audubon down to Hoffl und Island . Best entertainment set in the majestic event gets kick-started with a car *June 8: Devils Lake, Spirit remains fair for walleye with better fi shing is from Little Beaver Bay Burning Hills Amphitheatre show-and-shine at Bismarck’s Lake Casino. success on nightcrawlers rather east to New Town. Walleye bite nestled in North Dakota’s Scotty’s Drive-In, a parade of *June 8 & 9: Devils Lake than minnows. No Missouri River switching to nightcrawlers. Bigger Badlands. The Medora Musical classic cars on Mandan’s Main *June 15: Lake Sakakawea, reports. fi sh seem to be deep in 30 feet Fort Stevenson State features world-class singing, Street and a block party at Park; Lake Sakakawea, *Lake Sakakawea/Lake but good numbers of smaller dancing and comedy under a Dykshoorn Park. Live music, Sportsmen Centennial; Lake Audubon, 6-Mile Bait & Tackle, fi sh are shallow. Decent pike bite canopy of stars. Before the show food booths and a beer garden Sakakawea, Beulah Bay; Garrison: Good walleye bite from shore yet. Kota-Ray Dam Devils Lake, 6-Mile Bay. working shallow water with jigs producing a nice mix of species. starts, be sure to take part in a are part of the entertainment. *June 16: Lake Audubon, and minnows from Hwy. 83 Some walleye are up to 2 pounds. unique, North Dakota-inspired Visit www.buggies-n-blues.org; Totten Trail. west to Douglas Bay. Follow *Lonetree WMA area lakes, dining experience. Ribeye steaks 701-751-2983. rocky shorelines in 2 to 15 feet. Harvey: Goose Lake improving for are fondued “western-style” and Try spinners with nightcrawlers, walleye but limited reports from Fishing: served with a full buff et. Learn Cavalier Motorcycle Ride In minnows, or leeches along weedy other area lakes. Cavalier Lake Sakakawea elevation, June shorelines of Lake Audubon for *North-central/central N.D. more at www.medora.com/; 3, 1,848.08 feet above mean nice numbers of walleye. lakes, Towner Hdwe. Hank, 701-623-4444. June 14 – 15 sea level (MSL); 14,800 cubic feet *Lake Sakakawea, Indian Hills Towner: Mouse River producing per second (CFS) Garrison Dam Resort, Garrison: Walleye bite pike with occasional walleye. Area National Trails Day Hike Head to Cavalier for one of average daily releases. remains slow but fi sh seem to lakes remain generally slow. Garrison the hottest motorcycle events in Devils Lake elevation: 1,449.09 be moving east with improving Lake Darling, Upper Souris feet above mean sea level (MSL). June 1 the state. Enjoy fun runs through success around the beacon. Try Nat’l. Wildlife Refuge: Numbers the beautiful Rendezvous Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.96 jigs and minnows in a variety of of anglers out but generally slow MSL. depths success. Support National Trails Day Region, biker games, live music, *N.D. Game & Fish Dept. game *Lake Sakakawea, Scenic 23, N.D. rivers: with other nature enthusiasts at food and retail vendors. Visit wardens: No reports from area New Town: Improving walleye *Des Lacs River, Foxholm: River beautiful Fort Stevenson State www.cavaliermotorcycleridein. lakes, Devils Lake, or Missouri success in the Van Hook Arm. Best stage, 5.66 feet; streamfl ow, 9.16 Park. A ranger-guided hike with com/ to fi nd out more. River System. activity remains farther upriver CFS. a North Dakota bird checklist *Devils Lake, Ed’s Bait Shop, from New Town to the west. *Little Missouri River, Watford Devils Lake: Fair to good walleye is one of many other programs Otter Creek 55 Mountain *Lake Sakakawea, Van Hook City: River stage, 2.65 feet; and activities throughout the Bike Race success in the evening around Resort, New Town: Walleye bite is streamfl ow, 2,220 CFS. the bridges, especially Hwy. 20 starting to improve. Try 16 to 20 *Missouri River, Washburn: River day. The hike begins at the Mandan bridge. Most activity remains west feet using crankbaits or Lindy rigs stage, 8.71 feet. Guardhouse Interpretive Center. June 15 in warmer, shallower water. Try and minnows with a little activity *Pembina River, Walhalla: River Visit www.parkrec.nd.gov/ leeches from boats or slip bobbers on nightcrawlers. Improving stage: 2.58 feet; streamfl ow, 191 parks/fssp/fssp.html; 701-337- One of North Dakota’s and crankbaits. Also try pitching activity with pike in shallower CFS. 5576. favorite cycling shops – 701 leeches from shore, as well. water around 12 to 14 feet. *Souris River, Foxholm: River *Devils Lake, Woodland Resort, Cycle and Sport – hosts the *Lake Sakakawea/Missouri stage, 5.09 feet; streamfl ow, 3.5 Happy Harry’s Ribfest 2019 Otter Creek 55 Mountain Devils Lake: Improving walleye River, Scott’s Bait & Tackle, Pick CFS. success with spinners and leeches City: Some walleye success down *Souris River, Minot: River stage, Fargo Bike Race at Mandan’s beautiful although some anglers continue river during the day using jigs 4.06 feet; streamfl ow, 5.26 CFS. June 5 – 8 Harmon Lake. This year is no using slip bobbers. Try 10 feet and and minnows or Lindy rigs and *Yellowstone River, Sidney, exception, so get ready for a work out with spinners around nightcrawlers with trout and Mont.: River stage, 11.98 feet; What says summer more than race that off ers every rider level Howard’s Bay and along the salmon mixed in from the chutes streamfl ow, 44,900 CFS. a barbecue? Fargo’s Happy a fun experience. Visit www. highways or Pelican Lake. Use working down river. Some trout caution accessing Pelican Lake, Harrys takes barbecuing to the bikesignup.com/Race/ND/ and walleye from shore off the Numbers to know: next level with Ribfest. Join the Mandan/OtterCreek55 to learn though. rocks in the morning and evening. *N.D. Game and Fish Dept., *Lake Darling, Karma C-Store, Also try the boat ramp area and main Bismarck offi ce: (701) 328- excitement and sample award- more. Ruthville: Improving walleye campground. No catfi sh reports. 6300, website: (http://gf.nd.gov). winning barbecue ribs and activity on Lake Darling. Van Hook Lake Sakakawea OK for walleye *Report All Poachers: (800) 472- chicken. A petting zoo, carnival Arm on Lake Sakakawea also but move around to locate with no 2121 or (701) 328-9921. rides and live music accompany Ashley’s Sizzling Summer this fun, food-focused event. Days and Hot Rods Heritage THIS SPECIAL FEATURE IS SPONSORED BY: Visit www.happyharrysribfest. Car Show com/ for more information. Ashley June 21 – 23 Irrigation Days Oakes Fun-fi lled weekend with live June 6 – 9 entertainment and activities for the entire family, everything Kick off summer with a from old-time kids’ races to a fun-fi lled weekend in the scavenger hunt, bubble ball, community of Oakes. This kids’ carnival, ice cream social, citywide celebration includes poker walk, golf tournament, a grand parade, rodeo, street bingo and much more. For more dances, games and more. information, call 701-288-3310. There’s something for everybody to enjoy. Visit www. OakesChamber.com to learn FOR INFORMATION ABOUT SPONSORING THIS SECTION CONTACT US TODAY! • 839-0946 • more. Continued on page 12 12 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 NORTHERN SENTRY ND JUNE EVENTS from page 11 Maj. Tobi Baker, 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron aerial Bike the Border roughriderdaysfair.com/. weather reconnaissance offi cer, pos- Westhope es for a photo at the ARWO station June 21 – 23 McQuade Softball inside of a WC-130J Super Hercules Tournament at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississip- pi, May 23, 2019. The ARWO acts Looking for a fun and active Bismarck like a fl ight director in a storm. He adventure? Bike the Border is June 28 – 30 continuously monitors atmospheric a fully supported, three-day, data collected from the aircraft’s family friendly bicycle tour The world’s largest charity sensors throughout the mission. The along North Dakota’s northern gathered data is checked for accu- softball tournament includes 400 racy and the information is used to border. Westhope plays host for men’s and women’s teams from guide the aircraft into the center of the event and will feature a car all levels of play competing over the storm. show and ribfest on Saturday. this action-packed weekend. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | For more information, visit Learn more at www.mcquades. TECH. SGT. CHRISTOPHER CARRANZA http://biketheborder.com/. com. Roughrider Days Fair and These are just a few of North Expo 2019 Dakota activities and events Dickinson taking place in June. For more June 26 – July 6 information, go to NDtourism. com or phone 701-328-2525 or Reserve Airmen Roughrider Days Fair and 800-435-5663. Expo is not your average PRCA rodeo. The two- hunt hurricanes week midsummer event Follow North Dakota Tourism TECH. SGT. CHRISTOPHER CARRANZA | 403RD WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS also incorporates a carnival, on Facebook at www.facebook. motorsports, parade and a 5K com/TravelND, on Instagram KEESLER AIR FORCE Reserve Airman for 16 years. because you can say you’re walk. The Fair and Expo even at https://www.instagram.com/ BASE, Miss. (AFNS) -- Fantaske, said that when one in 20 in the world that features a demolition derby, northdakotalegendary/ or on he 53rd Weather the pilots are busy handling does your job. You get to 4H activities, a family fun Twitter at http://twitter.com/ Reconnaissance the airplane through severe experience something that day and live concert featuring NorthDakota and get tips on Squadron, aka Air weather, fl ying can become Mother Nature produces, that Sawyer Brown and Emerson what to see and do all year long. TForce Reserve intense and navigators not many others get to see Drive. Learn more at www. “Hurricane Hunters,” based are there to assist when with their naked eye,” said out of Keesler Air Force necessary. Baker. “There’s nothing like Base is the only Air Force “Even though the navigator breaking through the eye-wall unit tasked with the mission (position) has gone away in and have an open sky above of collecting data from the many other platforms, we’re you and being encompassed inside of a storm and fl ying an extra measure of safety,” by a bowl of clouds around into the eye of hurricanes. Fantaske said. “We’re an you that has so much This specialized unit of extra set of eyes, and we are destructive power.” Reserve Airmen is made able to call things out and After penetrating into a up of a fi ve-person crew interject when needed, and storm, the ARWO directs consisting of a pilot, co- it’s cool to be a part of such when and where dropsonde pilot, navigator, aerial an important mission.” sensors are released. reconnaissance weather Navigators are responsible Dropsondes are used to offi cer and loadmaster who is for preparing fl ight plans, collect information such as also the dropsonde operator. which include routes, temperature, pressure, wind According to Maj. headings, checkpoints and direction and wind speed, Kendall Dunn, 53rd WRS times. During fl ight, they from various locations inside pilot, with the exception operate from their station of a storm and transmits those of the Hurricane Hunters, using equipment such as observations via satellite to all aircraft are forbidden GPS, radio and radar systems the NHC. to fl y into severe weather that assists in guiding the The loadmaster, who by the Federal Aviation aircraft through weather. doubles as a dropsonde Administration regulations. “We all work closely operator launches the The Hurricane Hunters together, because we have a parachute-rigged device fl y into storms to collect limited window of time to get from the WC-130J using a atmospheric data from within to a storm and collect data dropsonde tube. the storms which is provided for the hurricane center’s “We’re loadmasters and our to the National Hurricane forecasts,” Dunn said. additional duty is dropping Center for use in forecasts. “The weather offi cer is our sondes,” said Master Sgt. “We fl y into weather, when go between for us and the Chris Becvar, 53rd WRS all other aircraft have to stay hurricane center.” loadmaster, “We take care at least 20 miles out to avoid The aerial reconnaissance of the weight and balance it,” Dunn said. “Flying into weather offi cer acts like a of the airplane, meaning we storms, this is our type of fl ight director in a storm, make sure the cargo is loaded combat.” by continuously monitoring evenly so we can fl y safely Dunn has been fl ying with atmospheric data collected through the air.” the Air Force Reserve since from the aircraft’s sensors. Becvar said that 2013, with approximately This data is checked for loadmasters receive a two- 1,500 fl ight hours in the WC- accuracy and is used to guide week in-house training to 130J Super Hercules aircraft the aircraft into the center of be a dropsonde systems and has been into 25 named the storm. operator, where they learn storms to date. “For most of us it’s basic weather terminology, Every mission requires two really hard to fathom the the computer station and tube pilots, one being the aircraft responsibility you have,” operations. commander and the other said Maj. Tobi Baker, 53rd “Every storm is diff erent is the co-pilot. The aircraft WRS ARWO. “You know so the number of dropsondes commander is responsible you’re acting like a mission used varies,” Becvar said. for all crewmembers, their director on the plane and “My favorite part of the job safety and overall mission you’re actually inside of a is getting diff erent pieces of accomplishment. storm as you’re collecting cargo and fi tting it together “Safety is the overall all this information. You’re like a puzzle, like ‘Tetris.’” mission end state,” technically the tip of the Although the crew Dunn said. “The aircraft spear for the emergency members have diff erent commander has the ultimate management services. 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ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) The president’s Space -- Policy Directive-4 directed he Air Force and the Department of Defense to Navy took the submit a legislative proposal important step for the establishment of a Tto enable the Space Force as a new military development of an integrated service within the Department space enterprise architecture. of the Air Force and this plan In a memorandum dated is to meet the President’s May 28, Secretary of the intent, the memo stated. Air Force Heather Wilson The transfer also address and Secretary of the Navy concerns raised by Congress Richard Spencer announced and the Government the transfer of responsibility Accountability Offi ce about for future narrowband satellite the alignment of major space communications. programs. In the near future, “To prepare for the future all major defense satellite alignment of space programs, programs will be located it is our intent to transfer within the Air Force budget responsibility for future and satellite communications 1123rd23rd AirliftAirlift WingWing narrowband capability, beyond will be developed as an the Mobile User Objective integrated architecture. ssupportsupports interoper-interoper- System, from the Department The memo calls for of the Navy to the Department the establishment of a of the Air Force,” Wilson and working group that will aabilitybility withwith exerciseexercise Spencer said in the memo. report on the joint force “Completing this transfer requirements, required IImmediatemmediate ResponseResponse now would be a prudent step resources and identifi cation STAFF SGT. JOSHUA HORTON | 123RD AIRLIFT WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS toward consolidating space of risk areas and mitigation capabilities, consistent with for a successful transfer of AVIANO AIR BASE, Italy commander, said the exercise also provided a good training Space Policy Directive-4.” responsibility. (AFNS) -- provided invaluable experience opportunity for newer Airmen, ore than 90 working with multiple partners. said Master Sgt. Hunter Airmen and three “It validates all of our Hurd, a 123rd Maintenance C-130 Hercules strategic plans,” said Group fl ightline production Maircraft from the Sutherland, a pilot in the controller and production Kentucky Air National Guard’s wing’s 165th Airlift Squadron. superintendent for the 123rd Airlift Wing participated “You have our people mission. in Immediate Response 2019, interfacing with the Army and “I think this was an a multinational exercise co-led all these diff erent agencies, excellent training experience; by Croatian Armed Forces, and they were very impressed it really shows the younger Slovenian Armed Forces and with the way our unit leaned folks why they went to school U.S. Army Europe, at Aviano forward.” for as long as they did and Air Base, May 9-22. The exercise included why they worked those long The purpose of the approximately 6,000 hours,” Hurd said. “They can annual exercise is to build participants from 15 nations see the fruits of their labor in multinational readiness, including Albania, Bosnia the sorties that the aircrews enhance military-to-military and Herzegovina, Croatia, are fl ying.” relationships and improve France, Germany, Hungary, Airman Tanner Soward, a interoperability between land Italy, Kosovo, Lithuania, new 123rd Operations Group forces to provide mutual Montenegro, North Macedonia, aviation resource management assurance, deter regional Poland, Slovenia, the United Airman, agreed. aggression and support a Kingdom and the United “It was great being able to balanced approach to security States. work with other units and and stability in the Balkan In addition to improving countries,” Soward said. “I region. relationships and learned a lot about doing my Maj. Trevor Sutherland, interoperability with allies job without using the systems the 123rd AW’s air mission and partners, the exercise that we have back home.”