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Did you know? 50 LRF ensures readiness, helps protect RA assets By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes 50th Space Wing Public Affairs “Logistics is a very broad term, but it is extremely important.” This is how Staff Sgt. Dionisio Bowen described the 50th Logistics Readiness Flight. As a logistics planner, also called “loggies,” he would know. He has been in the career field for more than nine years. The 50 LRF’s mission is to conduct deployment planning, training and ex- ecution; base support planning, and lo- gistics command and control in support of the Aerospace Expeditionary Force and Global Force Management construct. The flight performs logistics planning; manages the wing support agreements, Did you know you can use your smart- mobility bags, deployment small-arms phone to submit anonymous tips through weapons, ammunition and transporta- the U.S. Air Force Eagle Eyes program tion programs. mobile app or via text message? For more The 50 LRF mobility and weapons information, see page 4. section provides equipment support to 50th Space Wing Airmen deploying to various locations, including Afghanistan and Djibouti, as well as those supporting Base Briefs the presidential inauguration. “We provide them with anything that 50 OG holds Chief Shirley’s U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes they may need for their deployment,” said retirement ceremony Staff Sgt. Dionisio Bowen, 50th Logistics Readiness Flight logistics planner, and Senior Airman Ashley Mondragon, Robert Ness, 50 LRF mobility and weap- The 50th Operations Group invites 50th Force Support Squadron installation personnel readiness journeyman, discuss personnel deployment records ons section lead. “This may include body Jan. 15 at the installation deployment readiness cell. The 50 LRF’s mission is to conduct deployment planning, training all Team Schriever to attend the retire- armor, plates, helmets, cold-weather gear and execution; base support planning, and logistics command and control in support of the Aerospace Expeditionary ment ceremony for Chief Master Sgt. and weapons.” Force and Global Force Management construct. The flight performs logistics planning; manages the wing support Brad Shirley Feb. 15 at the Peterson agreements, mobility bags, deployment small-arms weapons, ammunition and transportation programs. See Readiness page 13 AFB Club, honoring more than 28 years of service. For more informa- tion or reservations, visit https:// einvitations.afit.edu/inv/anim. Open mind leads novice to weightlifting victory cfm?i=135522&k=0362470C7955 or please contact Senior Master Sgt. Ray Smith at 567-4468. 50 OG hosts Chief Shirley’s retirement dinner The men and women of the 50th Operations Group invite all of Schriever to attend the retirement dinner for Chief Master Sgt. Brad Shirley Feb. 13 at the Peterson Air Force Base club. For more infor- mation or reservations, please visit https://einvitations.afit.edu/inv/anim. cfm?i=135552&k=0362470C7E55. For more information, please con- tact Senior Master Sgt. Ray Smith at 567-4784. More Briefs page 6 Inside Pay yourself first...... 3 Tomorrow’s event planners...... 5 Active-shoorter guidance...... 14
U.S. Air Force photo/Bill Evans Rodrigo Ocampo performs a deadlift during the Schriever Bench Press and Deadlift competition Friday at the fitness center. Ocampo bench pressed 235 pounds and deadlifted 360 pounds to win the competition.
By Scott Prater sured attributes. “I had the academics down, but I learned Schriever Sentinel The Bogota, Columbia, native came to the successful candidates also played a sport and Rodrigo Ocampo competed in his first United States as an adolescent. His parents needed to be in good physical shape, so I weightlifting competition Friday, but it didn’t migrated, in part, to provide him with a began taking classes in everything I could matter. Strength trumped experience during chance to pursue his passion for a career in think of, like swimming, golfing, cycling and the annual Schriever Bench Press and Deadlift the space industry. running,” he said. competition as Ocampo lifted a combined total Since the day he arrived in south Florida, Due to citizenship issues, he wasn’t able of 595 pounds to edge out veteran competitor Ocampo explains, he has tried to be a virtual to attend the Academy, but he did man- David Anthony for the victory. sponge for information. age to gain acceptance into an aerospace At 5-foot-5 and 136 pounds, Ocampo isn’t He was a sophomore in high school when engineering program at the University of an imposing figure in the weight room, but he began learning the steps needed to earn See Victory page 13 drive and a desire to learn aren’t easily mea- acceptance to the U.S. Air Force Academy. 2 January 24, 2013 Schriever Sentinel eeeekkllyy SSppeecciiaallss WWNowNow carryingcarrying Asian,Asian, Mexican,Mexican, EuropeanEuropean productsproducts
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CEO Fran Zankowski [email protected] Pay yourself first Editorial Commentary by Maj. Austin Hood of the world around me. Executive Editor Commander, 23rd Space Operations Investing in myself is where the Air Force Ralph Routon Squadron, Detachment 1 core value of Service Before Self comes in. [email protected] My grandparents used to say to me, “Pay What? Sounds like the opposite, right? The Reporter yourself first.” Being only 10 years old at pay-yourself-first concept I’m talking about is Scott Prater the time, I’d shrug my shoulders, give them not a selfish act, but rather a strengthening of [email protected] my best thanks-for-the-advice look and say myself to be in a position to help others. Just “OK.” But deep down inside, I didn’t really like the safety brief you get on commercial ADVERTISING know what they meant. After all, I was just a airlines about putting on your oxygen mask Advertising Director kid with no money. Thirty short years later, before helping others with theirs, if I can’t Jamila Khalil I’ve come to have a richer understanding of help myself, how can I help others? Many of [email protected] their advice and I use it to support the Air us volunteer our time to mentor, serve, com- Force core values through balanced plan- fort and contribute to worthy charities and Stacy Brack ning, prioritization and discipline. causes. Developing myself in this way keeps [email protected] Though we may never know who first me ready to help others. However, growing uttered those words, the fact that they en- in this way has to be deliberate. Classifieds dure lends credibility to their soundness. In When I pay myself first, I strive for a bal- Hyrum Choate [email protected] the literal sense, while living within one’s anced approach to planning. Many aspects means, paying yourself first means setting influence my planning but here are a few: ART DEPARTMENT aside money for one’s needs before fulfill- family, friends and career; short, medium ing one’s wants. For example, every month I and long term goals; wants and needs; and Art Director unwittingly used to make sure all my credit known and unknown. Each aspect needs to Rowdy Tompkins card bills were covered, then tried to make be in the right balance or mix to make the [email protected] life work with what I had left. Now, I set aside most of my resources. I find that the balance money for my family’s goals and dreams shifts through time as things change so I Maj. Austin Hood first and still manage to pay my bills each readdress my plans regularly. Commander, 23rd Space Operations month. Enjoying life is one of the reasons I Once my family and I decide on a plan, Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Squadron, Detachment 1 Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. work so hard for my money. we prioritize the parts so we know which Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian The pay-yourself-first idea can be adapted aspects in life will get our efforts when time enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for to other aspects of life as well. It uses the tured to tackle unforeseen obstacles. In the and resources become constrained. To stay members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views same approach of balanced planning, pri- case of personal finances, setting aside 10 focused, I often think to myself, “A priority of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department to 20 percent of my income for long-term of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. oritization and discipline. The intent is to is what I’m doing right now; so, I need to The appearance of advertising in this publication invest in yourself while the resources exist savings and investments positions me to make sure what I’m doing right now is actu- including inserts and supplements does not consti- tute endorsement by the DoD, the Department of the and not letting external influences detract overcome a bad economy, provide stability ally one of my priorities.” My family and I Air Force, or the Colorado Springs Military Newspaper for my family and ready us to do the things Group of the products or services advertised. Everything from planned goals. In practice, there are are honest with ourselves in the process and advertised in this publication shall be made avail- many ways to invest in yourself other than we’ve always wanted to do. In the world of shape our plan and expectations accordingly. able for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital through personal finances. Consider what fitness, investing in my well being affords me Realistic expectations and prioritization are status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any the tools to negotiate life’s obstacles and have other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. happens after taking a class, learning a skill, key to financial and long-term planning as Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB pub- practicing good diet and exercise or prepar- peace of mind. Investing in my education they let us know where the trade spaces are lic website and based on news releases, features, editorials ing for an upcoming event. I find I’m better yields higher pay opportunities, increased and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- See First page 11 ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. equipped to accept change and better pos- responsibility and a more diverse perspective
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Services are available to all person- 683-2700 ext. 3333 or [email protected]. 719-574-76315739 Constitution Ave. nel on Schriever, including civilians and contractors. Visit 5739(SW Constitutioncorner Constitution Ave. and the shop 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to Friday at Building 50 SW holds annual awards banquet (SW cornerPowers Constitution next and Powers to Walgreens) next to Walgreens) 300, Room 131. For more information, call 567-6050 or The 50th Space Wing Annual Awards Banquet will CAre Credit ACCepted 567-4370. be held Feb. 8 at the Peterson AFB club. The medallion ceremony begins at 5 p.m., social hour at 5:30 p.m. and Base holds monthly promotion ceremony banquet at 6 p.m. The cost of the event is $25 for members/ Come out and congratulate Schriever’s newest promotees non-members of all ranks. Tickets will be on sale 11:30 at this month’s wing promotion ceremony Wednesday 3 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Feb. 1, 4 and 5 in front of the Satellite TriCare Prime offers off-base p.m. at the main fitness center. Dish dining facility (cash/check). Dress for military is mess dress/semi-formal; civilian is formal/semi-formal routine eye examination benefit! Party at Air Force ball attire. Have reservation by Feb. 4. For more informa- No out-of-pocket cost for The 66th Air Force Ball is Wednesday 6 p.m. Feb. 15 at tion or to make a reservation, please contact Master Sgt. Broadmoor Hall in the Broadmoor Hotel. Cost is $25 for Bernadette Jones at 567-7469 or Master Sgt. Brandi Lange an eye exam for glasses! E1-E3 and GS1-3, $35 for E4-E6 and GS4-6, $45 for E7-O3 at 567-0488. • Active-duty dependents are eligible and GS7-11, $55 for O4-O5 and GS12-14 and $65 for O6 once per year. and GS15 and above. Rooms at the Broadmoor for Feb. 15 Buy Avalanche tickets now • Retirees and their dependents are and 16 will be at a reduced rate for attendees. Uniform is Colorado Avalanche hockey tickets are available. The eligible once every two years. semi-formal or mess dress for Airmen or NCOs and mess puck dropped on the Avalanche’s season Jan. 22, and No Primary Care referral is dress for senior NCOs and officers. For more information, don’t forget Denver Nuggets tickets are also still avail- necessary. Simply call for an appointment. call Master Sgt. Richard Gephart at 567-7303. able. Come to the Outdoor Recreation and Information, Tickets and Travel office for more information or to get The doctors next to LensCrafters are contracted Tax assistance program opens your tickets. Tricare Prime Providers. They offer three convenient The Schriever Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program Colorado Springs Locations for eye examinations. Exam opens Monday. Internal Revenue Service-trained and All invited to Lt. Col. DiTondo’s Retirement includes digital retinal imaging at no additional cost. No more waiting for an appointment on base. certified volunteers can help with special credits individu- A retirement ceremony honoring Lt. Col. Michael als may be eligible for such as the earned income credit, DiTondo is scheduled to be held in the Peterson Air Force Southside Between Northside child tax credit and education credit. In addition to free Base Officers Club Friday at 1 p.m. The uniform will be Citadel Mall Vickers & Academy Chapel Hills Mall 598-1392 548-8717 598-5068 tax return preparation, VITA reps can also electronically uniform of the day. TriCare Standard, TriCare Reserve and TriCare for Life also accepted. Prescriptions may be filled anywhere. Contact lens evaluation available for additional cost. Call for program details. Best Friends Find your new Best Friend in our Classified Section. For advertising information call 329-5236 WE’VE GOT YOUR BACK. JOIN OUR ONLINE COMMUNITY AT Schriever Sentinel January 24, 2013 7 8 January 24, 2013 Schriever Sentinel Grant provides military liaison for child support assistance By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys Savage, deputy project manager for El Paso cific case they may have locally or in another free genetic will be provided through El 50th Space Wing Public Affairs County CSS. “When a service member is state,” said Savage. Paso County CSS. They can also help in- El Paso County is providing support to deployed, he or she must concentrate on the In the event that a service member is go- terested parties modify support orders, front range active-duty military members mission at hand. We help alleviate a portion ing to deploy, the grant also helps speed the work on enforcement issues and facilitate who need child support assistance. of the outstanding issues that may detract process of resolving child support issues, communication when orders originate in During the summer of 2011, the El Paso from that concentration. We also make sure according to Savage. another state. Country Board of County Commissioners redeployed service members have fair orders “If both parties in a child support case The military liaison for Schriever is Gary approved a federally-funded state grant for reflecting their incomes. Even if a service cooperate, we can finalize a child support Grambort, a retired Army member with 14 local implementation. Since then, military member is not deployed, we assist him or order fairly quickly for someone who will be years of child-support experience. liaisons from El Paso County Child Support her with child support issues, which inci- deployed in a month or so. If the person is to Grambort will be available Monday and Services have been working with Schriever dentally impact one of every four children deploy sooner, we can gather the necessary the last Tuesday of every month at the 50th and Peterson Air Force Bases, the U.S. Air in the U.S.” information and paperwork so the order can Space Wing Legal office by appointment from Force Academy and Fort Carson staff and The program deals directly with any child- be finalized after deployment, depending on 1 to 3 p.m. Those interested should contact service members to provide enhanced child support issues that service members or their the waiver of or invoking of rights under the 50 SW Legal office at 567-5050. support services to active-duty service mem- spouses may have. the Service Members Civil Relief Act. If we Alternatively, the El Paso Country Child bers and their families. “We will help anyone who is an active- cannot get the full cooperation of the other Support Services can be reached by phone “This grant gives the service member and duty service member or has a case with an party, it may take longer than one month, at 457-6331, though e-mail at info.elpas- his or her family a path to resolve issues that active-duty service member. They can talk typically two to three months,” he said. countycss.com or in person at 30 E. Pikes may impact them for a long time,” said Dan to us about child support in general or a spe- In addition to child support assistance Peak Ave., Suite 203.
AF officials anticipate pay delays for officers, enlisted Airmen promoted in March By Tech. Sgt. Steve Grever they can view their promotion data in the virtual Military days after MilPDS upgrade is completed. More information Air Force Personnel Center Public Affairs Personnel Flight application to ensure their promotion in- is available on the myPers website here. JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas — formation is accurate and updated.” Guard members should review the “MilPDS Upgrade and Officers and enlisted Airmen getting promoted in March Airmen should contact their base military personnel section Migration Guidance — Unit Assigned Members” section on will experience pay delays because of the Military Personnel if their promotion information is not updated in vMPF within the myPers website, under the “Alerts” or “Announcements Data System upgrade occurring that month. 10 days after the MilPDS upgrade is completed. Base military for Airmen” sections. “Individuals to promote from March 4 to 26 will not get personnel sections will track local personnel records to avoid MilPDS is the primary records database for personnel their promotions updated in MilPDS because of the up- overpayment for Airmen who received a promotion cancel- data and actions that occur throughout every total force grade,” said Lt. Col. Shelley Strong, the Air Force Personnel lation or delay. AFPC officials are also requesting that base Airman’s career. MilPDS is also used to initiate Airman Center operations division chief. “Their promotions will be commanders accomplish Stripes for Exceptional Performer pay actions, maintain Air Force accountability and strength projected in MilPDS and will automatically update as soon promotions before the MilPDS upgrade to avoid pay delays. data and support a host of interactions with other Air Force as the system is back online.” The Air Force is upgrading and transferring the Military processes and systems that rely on personnel data. Airmen are authorized to sew on their new rank on their Personnel Data System to the Defense Information Systems Officials will continue to release additional information respective promotion dates, but they will not receive an Agency’s Defense Enterprise Computing Center in March. and guidance to the Air Force’s manpower, personnel, ser- increase in pay until their promotion is updated in MilPDS The upgrade project is scheduled to take approximately 23 vices and pay communities and total force Airmen to con- and processed by the Defense Finance and Accounting days to complete, during which time, MilPDS will not be tinue to educate them on how the service will perform critical Service. available. personnel and pay tasks during the MilPDS upgrade. “Unfortunately, until MilPDS is back online, promotions The information above also applies to Reserve promo- For more information about enlisted promotions and the that become effective during this window will not be able tions. Reserve members should contact their MPS if their MilPDS upgrade, visit the myPers website at http://mypers. to be processed,” Strong said. “Once the system is available, promotion information is not updated in vMPF within 10 af.mil.
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handsonlycpr.org Schriever Sentinel January 24, 2013 11 First Program VITA-lyzes tax returns From page 3 50th Space Wing Judge Advocate IRS webpage at www.IRS.gov also has a wealth of informa- If puzzled by the tax law or which credits and deductions tion for military taxpayers including a question and answer to make the best use of resources. to take, Schriever Volunteer Income Tax Assistance repre- section. Information contained in this article is valid for With a prioritized and balanced plan, all that sentatives may have the answers. Beginning Monday, the the 2012 tax year. is left is to execute, and that takes discipline. My Internal Revenue Service-sponsored VITA program will This article was prepared with information from the IRS family sticks to the plan and our contributions offer free tax help for military members and their families, website and Office of the Navy Judge Advocate General, complement each other. To stay within our means, both active duty and retirees. Legal Assistance Division (Code 16). for example, I repair my own vehicles and my wife Trained and certified by the IRS, volunteers can help with runs the spreadsheets that keep us on track. As 50th Operations Group VITA representatives: special credits members may be eligible for, such as the earned Capt. John Cox, 3rd Space Operations Squadron, 567-3661 life is unpredictable, we recognize that unplanned income tax credit, child tax credit and education credit. In things pop up and then decide whether these things addition to free tax return preparation assistance, VITA reps Capt James Franciere, 1st Space Operations Squadron, 567-6659 warrant a change to the plan or not. With discipline can also electronically file federal and state returns. They Capt. Nathan Nordby, 4th Space Operations Squadron, 567-5033 and good judgment, we make the best choice for are aware of tax laws, any new changes, and have references Capt. David Zesinger, 4 SOPS, 567-4843 us as we continue to pay ourselves first. available if needed. Pay yourself first and you’ll embark on a journey However, the IRS VITA program is not a full-service tax 1st Lt. Matthew Maier, 4 SOPS, 567-4788 with a new perspective. Pay yourself first and you’ll program. While military partners in the IRS VITA program reinforce the Air Force core values. Pay yourself 2nd Lt. Michael Dimuzio, 4 SOPS, 567-4843 are granted some additional authority to prepare tax returns first and one day you’ll pass this advice onto the for military families, the Schriever VITA program must 2nd Lt. Bret Witham, 3 SOPS, 567-3661 ones who matter most in your life. strictly adhere to IRS guidelines for VITA. For example, any Tech. Sgt. Robert Bailey Jr., 4 SOPS, 567-5485 For more information on personal finance, private business returns for members with business expenses visit Military OneSource: http://www.military- Tech. Sgt. Mikael Vanhemert, 50th Operations Group, 567-4857 onesource.mil/pfm. of more than $5,000 and/or a net loss cannot be prepared. Additionally, VITA representatives can prepare a Schedule Senior Airman Daniel Pickard, 4 SOPS, 567-3917 E for former principal residences that are now being used Kimberly Wilson, 50th Operations Support Squadron, 567-4106 as rentals, but cannot prepare a return for a taxpayer in the business of renting properties. In addition, any returns with 50th Network Operations Group VITA representatives: complex Schedule Ds for significant buying and selling of Maj. Dwayne Liller, 22nd Space Operations Squadron, 567-3739 stocks and bonds cannot be prepared. Representatives can also assist members in completing Master Sgt. Patricia Ford, 50th Space Communications Squadron, tax returns and claiming refunds for 2009, 2010 and 2011. 567-4432 Generally, if a taxpayer is due a refund for withholding Tech. Sgt. Meghan Murray, 50 SCS, 567-6173 or estimated taxes paid, it must be claimed within three Tech. Sgt. Edward Weber, 50 SCS, 567-4644 years of the return due date, including extensions, or the taxpayer loses the right to that refund. The same rule applies Staff Sgt. Brian Gratton, 50 SCS, 567-7127 The Schriever to a right to claim a tax credit, such as the earned income Staff Sgt. Sean Walker, 50 SCS, 567-3934 credit. Penalties and interest do not apply in years in which Airman 1st Class Jonathan Sanchez Rodriguez, 50 SCS, 567-7266 a taxpayer is entitled to a refund. Straight Talk Line According to the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, 50th Mission Support Group VITA representatives: “Following the January tax law changes made by Congress, Capt. Mark Wojtowicz, 50 MSG, 567-3708 The Schriever Straight Talk Line, 567- the IRS plans to open the 2013 filing season and begin pro- 8255, is used to disseminate information cessing returns a little later than usual this year. The IRS Staff Sgt. Kathryn Benoit, 50th Civil Engineering Squadron, about a disturbance, crisis or incident, ex- will begin accepting tax returns Jan. 30 after updating forms 567-2668 and completing programming and testing of its processing ercise or real world, on or off base, which systems. This will reflect the bulk of the late tax law changes 50th Wing Staff VITA representatives: might affect day-to-day activities of base enacted on Jan. 2. The announcement means that the vast Capt. Sarah Dingivan, judge advocate office, 567-5050 personnel. The line will provide base per- majority of tax filers — more than 120 million households Master Sgt. Tonya Jones, command post, 567-5914 sonnel with accurate information about the — should be able to start filing tax returns starting Jan. 30. status of any disturbance or crisis situation The IRS will not process paper tax returns before the open- Master Sgt. Karana Rice, judge advocate office, 567-5050 and the actions taken or being taken. ing date. There is no advantage to filing on paper before the Staff Sgt. Arin Angell, judge advocate office, 567-5050 50th Space Wing Public Affairs will acti- opening date, and taxpayers will receive their tax refunds much faster by using e-file with direct deposit.” vate and maintain the Straight Talk Line, up- SAFB Tenant and Reserve Unit VITA representatives: Taxpayers with rental properties and/or claiming any Lt. Col. James Pedersen, Space Innovation and Development Center, dating information as received by the Crisis residential energy credits must wait until late-February or 567-7571 Action Team or On-Scene Public Affairs early-March to prepare their returns, due to more extensive representative. forms and processing system changes related to the applicable Maj. Paxton Mellinger, 19th Space Operations Squadron, 567-4100 For more information regarding the Straight forms. 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Their main focus is performing logistics planning along has to be able to step in.” Readiness with conducting deployment planning, training and execu- These supports may also include additional duties as well as tion for both real-world and local exercises in support of the helping with deployment lines, moving cargo and more. From page 1 AEF concept and combatant commanders down-range and According to David Collins, 50 LRF director, although abroad. They also train the unit deployment managers. the 50 LRF is designated as a flight, their mission is often The 50th LRF not only supports 50 SW Airmen with “Basically, we make sure all the deployers and the equip- performed at a squadron level operations tempo. Having been their deployment missions, but also with training, weapons ment are ready to meet their mission requirements down- identified by AFSPC as deploying the third largest amount qualification, Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear and range,” Bowen said. “As ‘loggies’ we directly contribute to of personnel with the smallest deployment section, they set high-yield Explosives training as well as gas mask fielding. making logistics happen. Logistics provide the foundation of the pace for other like-type logistics readiness squadrons The mobility and weapons shop maintains more than 600 our combat power and is a bridge that connects the United within the command. deployment bags, including A, B and C bags, 400 sets of States economy to our expeditionary forces.” “The military and civilian personnel within the 50 LRF body armor, 400 gas masks and 450-plus weapons. As both sections deal with deployment, the cargo screening are proud of the mission we support whether it’s training, While the shop arms the Airmen, the flight’s installation and transportation section protect the assets in the restricted equipping and deploying personnel downrange; captur- deployment readiness cell ensures they are ready for deploy- area by screening all incoming freight and small parcels ing the savings to the installation in millions of dollars ment. The IDRC serves as the technical advisors to the wing through the use of X-ray and chemical detectors. through agreements; ensuring our mission warfighters pertaining to logistics readiness and the AEF concept for “On a day-to-day basis, we process 150 to 200 small par- within the restricted area remain secure by screening all deployments. cels and five to 10 pallets,” said Earl Owens, 50 LRF cargo deliveries; ensuring accountability of hazardous materials “Our section is a little unique; it’s a new concept,” Bowen screening and transportation supervisor. present in work centers or entering the installation through said. “I work in a hybrid shop. We have other personnel Though the sections seem separated, they still assist each contracts to finally meeting the clean-air act by providing such as personnelists, supply and more. It creates a one-stop other. Every section at the 20-member flight supports other an avenue for Schriever personnel to Ride-Share to and shop for deployers. We have the personnel who ensure the sections. from work,” said Collins. “All of the 50 LRF missions are taskings go out and we have logistics personnel who do the “We spend so much time learning other section’s jobs done to ensure that Team Schriever remains resilient now, coordination of the deployments.” because we only have 20 people,” Owens said. “Everybody and in the future.”
of a recent knee injury, but competed instead efficient event. side,” he said. “We had great views of the and nearly captured the win. Sam Bessinger, Chantel Anderson won the women’s com- Victory surrounding area. Unfortunately, the snipers Schriever’s Murph winner, took third, lifting petition, bench pressing 110 pounds and had great views too.” From page 1 four times his body weight. deadlifting 325 for a ratio of 2.75. Anna Bily Ocampo arrived at Schriever last autumn According to Cannello, this year’s compe- took second with a ratio of 2.69. and signed up to compete in the base’s the tition set a record for participation. Sixteen “I was surprised to find out I won, but I did Florida. He also enrolled in the ROTC pro- Murph competition soon after. men and six women showed up to lift in the hit two personal bests during the competi- gram on campus, which proved beneficial “I started training for the bench press and two events. Many brought friends and family tion,” Anderson said. “I added 10 pounds to to his training regimen. deadlift competition as soon as the Murph members along for support, which made for my max in both events so I was happy with “We had physical training every morning ended,” he said. “I think I got in a couple of a lively and boisterous environment in the that and the turnout was great. I’m already at 6 a.m., but my first class didn’t start until weeks of good training.” Schriever Fitness Center weight room. looking forward to some rivalry next time 8, so I had an hour to kill,” he said. “I got my Still, Ocampo’s lack of lifting experience Fitness center staff had to run the events around.” cardio work in during PT and hit the weight was evident as he took his first few attempts simultaneously to maintain a smooth and room to get resistance training in. I only in the deadlift event. Thankfully, his com- had an hour so I devised a pretty extensive petitors were good sports. While many tend program to get the most out of that time.” to shrug off unsolicited bits of advice, it’s Results Trouble is, he knew very little about Ocampo’s nature to embrace them. Overall Male weight training. Thankfully, his desire to “A couple of the guys told me I was put- Unit Weight Total Weight Lifted Weight lifted/Body Weight learn served him well. He’s never shy about ting too much strain on my back during the Rodrigo Ocampo 4 SOPS 136 595 4.375 asking for advice or knowledge. lift,” he said. “They recommended that I hold David Anthony 4 SOPS 197 820 4.162 “I always seem to gravitate toward people the bar a different way and that wound up who know more than me,” he said. “I’ve al- making a big difference. I managed to set a Sam Bessinger 50 SCS 141 579 4.043 ways had roommates who were into some personal best of 360 pounds in the deadlift Zachary Dunphy 50 SCS 175 675 3.857 kind of different sport. One of my first room- and I think that might have put me over the Roger Brooks 4 SOPS 239 885 3.703 mates lifted, so it was nice to have somebody top in the competition.” Shaun Decroo 50 SCS 218 790 3.624 who was also dedicated to working out. We As a means for drawing participation and Nick Goirigolzarri 4 SOPS 168 600 3.571 never failed to keep our regimen going and to be fair to people of different sizes, event Daniel Bisel 50 SCS 197 675 3.426 that was what we both needed.” director Seth Cannello set the competition Adam Edwards 4 SOPS 223 690 3.094 During the past decade, he befriended a up based on a ratio of weight lifted to body Jonathan Farill 1 SOPS 238 710 2.983 triathlete, a rock climber and track athlete weight, so all participants can compete on Scott Trinrud 4 SOPS 218 640 2.936 among other competitors. The Air Force also an even level. Jonathan Zysett 3 SOPS 262 740 2.824 provided him with opportunities to expand Ocampo, for example, pressed 235 pounds Derrick Saraceni JFCC 204 550 2.696 on his skills and knowledge. He learned on the bench and dead lifted 360 pounds to surf and snowboard while stationed at for a total of 595. Cannello divided 595 by Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., and the con- Ocampo’s body weight of 136 to determine Overall Female ditions of an Afghanistan deployment led to the ratio of 4.375. Unit Weight Total Weight Lifted Weight lifted/Body Weight his most rigorous weight training regimen Anthony, weighing in at 197 pounds, lifted Chantel Anderson MDA 118 325 2.69 to date. a combined total of 820 pounds for a ratio Anna Bily 50 SCS 121 325 2.75 “We had a sniper problem where I was of 4.162. He said he thought about not even Jennea Jenkins 50 CES 120 320 2.67 deployed, so that meant I couldn’t run out- entering in the deadlift competition because Christine Mack 2 SOPS 199 300 1.51
Air Force leaders deliver budget guidance to force WASHINGTON — Air Force leaders delivered guidance Dress to the force recently, telling them to begin planning for the uncertain budget environment ahead, Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley said Jan. 11 in a press briefing. “Even though we’re not presuming this worst case will Right occur, prudent planning for the third and fourth quarters is required,” Donley said. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta issued guidance to the services to begin planning to help mitigate budget risks, to ensure The Air Force Virtual planning measures are reversible and recoverable, and to the Uniform Board extent feasible, minimize any harmful effects on readiness. Uniform Change Requests will be submitted “I’ve asked the military services and the other components via the Air Force Innovative Development to immediately begin implementing prudent measures that will help mitigate our budget risk,” said Panetta Jan. 10. “For Through Employee Awareness Program U.S. Air Force graphic, photo/Scott Ash Database System. Submissions will be now, I’ve made clear that these actions must be reversible reviewed by the Air Force Virtual Uniform to the extent feasible and must minimize harmful effects “If we do not have resolution by March, sequestration will Board, Deputy Chief of Staff, Manpower, on readiness. But we really have no choice but to prepare have immediate and negative impacts on Air Force readiness, Personnel and Services, and the Chief for the worst.” specifically flying hours and maintenance.” Master Sergeant of the Air Force with Impacts to the Air Force include curtailing non-readiness Once implementation plans for these near-term actions recommendations submitted to the Chief or mission-essential flying and travel; curtailing or stopping have been finalized, the details will be shared. of Staff of the Air Force for final decision. minor purchases such as furniture and information technol- Regardless of the outcome, Air Force leaders said the Approved changes will be made via policy ogy refresh; deferring non-emergency facility sustainment, priority is to avoid the hollow military of the late 1970s message until an interim change or re-write restoration and modernization; and implementing a civil- and early 1980s. is published. ian hiring freeze as well as release of non-mission critical A hollow military looks good on paper, Donley said, “but temporary employees. has more units and equipment than it can support (and) “To be clear, these near-term actions cannot fully mitigate lacks the resources to adequately man, train and maintain the impacts of sequestration should that occur,” Donley said. them, or to keep up with advancing technologies.” 14 January 24, 2013 Schriever Sentinel Schriever issues active-shooter guidance the shooter. Hide behind something capable of stopping a bullet such as masonry or brick wall. • Run if safe. Do not run in a straight line. • Play dead if unable to run or hide, then wait for help. • Summon help when safe. • Fight as a last option; use any object to disable the shooter. • Upon arrival of security forces, leave hands in plain view. Do not make sudden movements. Wait for all clear signal from recognized authority. If shooter is outside the building: • Lock doors and windows; close curtains and shades. • Lay down on floor or crouch below the window line out of the line of fire. • If safe, move to a central secure area. • Stay in place until all clear signal issued by recognized authority. • Follow all directions of police and security personnel. If shooter is inside the building: • If safe to exit, flee the area; if not safe, stay in place (do not roam hallways). • Do not pull the fire alarm. • Lock and barricade door; stay low; remain silent; use furniture for cover; if possible hide behind something capable of stopping a bullet. • Stay in place until all clear signal issued by recognized authority. • Follow all directions of police and security personnel. U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes A team of 50th Security Forces Squadron Airmen clears a room in the shoot house during an active-shooter response live training scenario If shooter enters room or office: Aug. 20, 2012, as part of its annual training program. The 50th Space Wing Antiterrorism office, 50th Security Forces Squadron and the 50th Civil Engineer Squadron Emergency Management Flight recently issued guidance on how to survive an active-shooter incident. • Immediately drop to the floor; seek cover and conceal- ment; play dead. • As a last resort, fight the shooter. Rush with available people, throw things or use improvised weapons to take By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes in mind there could be more than one shooter involved in shooter to the ground. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs the same situation. • Stay in place until all clear signal issued by recognized Similar to any emergency scenario, surviving an active- “As active-shooter scenarios become more and more preva- authority. shooter incident involves having a plan. The 50th Space Wing lent, people need to realize that it can happen to them at Antiterrorism office, 50th Security Forces Squadron and any time,” said Lou Fischer, 50th Space Wing antiterrorism • Follow all directions of police and security personnel. the 50th Civil Engineer Squadron Emergency Management officer. “Now is the time to think about it, not when the Flight recently issued guidance on how to survive an active- crisis is happening. “ After the scenario shooter incident. Increased attention should be placed on personnel who • Follow direction of emergency responders. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, have been involuntarily discharged or fired from their job, • Do not speak to the media. Information will be released an active shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing awaiting disciplinary action, suffering from post-traumatic to the community and media as quickly as possible by of- or attempting to kill people in a confined and/or populated stress disorder and making unsolicited comments about ficial sources. Refer inquiries to the 50 SW Public Affairs area. In most cases, active shooters use firearms and there violence, firearms or death. People should also observe in- office at 567-5040. Straight Talk Line, 567-8255, is also is no pattern or method to their selection of victims. Active dividuals who have been served with a restraining order, available for accurate information about the status of any are known to be mentally or emotionally unstable, made shooter situations are typically unpredictable and can evolve disturbance or crisis situation and the actions taken or comments about being disenchanted with the military and quickly. being taken. “The active shooter phenomenon represents a significant displayed anti-war or anti-military sentiments. • The entire area will be treated as a crime scene. change in criminal methodology, and has in turn required a “Personnel need to maintain a reasonable level of awareness significant change in tactics for both responders and poten- at all times and to have a plan in place if presented with this • Once evacuated, people will not be permitted to retrieve tial victims,” said Lt. Col. Jasin Cooley, 50 SFS commander. situation,” Fischer said. “It’s all about going home to your items or access the crime scene. “Whereas in decades past bystanders were only a tool for family at the end of the day.” • After evacuation, people will be taken to a holding area acquiring another target, now they are the target. With this The following are tips on how to survive an active-shooter for medical care, interviewing, counseling, etc. in mind, escape and compartmentalization need to be the scenario: For all situations, dial 911 from a landline or 567-3911 primary motivation of bystanders. Everyone should have a from a personal phone and give information, such as loca- plan for escape, and assist others if forced to escape.” If caught outside in the open: tion, incident details such as number of shooters, physical How individuals respond to an active shooter will be dic- • Seek cover and concealment. Use whatever is available, description, type of weapons and number of potential victims tated by the specific circumstances of the encounter, bearing such as walls, trees or buildings, to obscure yourself from and follow directions. Air Force implements civilian hiring freeze
By Staff Sgt. David Salanitri continue, and set EODs may remain. External hiring ac- Air Force Public Affairs Agency tions where a job offer has not been made will be with- WASHINGTON — Air Force senior leaders directed a drawn. Exemptions from previous hiring controls do not force-wide hiring freeze among other workforce actions in carry over. a memorandum sent to senior commanders Jan. 16. Additionally, commanders are directed to immediately The actions are part of the Air Force’s efforts to pursue release temporary employees, and not renew term em- reversible or recoverable steps to avoid impacts to core ployees. All temporary and term employees, to include readiness caused by the looming possibility of sequestra- reemployed annuitants that are not considered mission tion and budgetary shortfalls. critical, should be separated in accordance with already Civilian pay makes up a large share of the Air Force’s established procedures. operating budget. With budgetary uncertainty and a pro- More specific guidance on actions related to the civilian jected fiscal year 2013 $1.8 billion shortfall in the Air Force workforce hiring freeze and management of temporary funding for overseas contingency operations, Air Force U.S. Air Force Graphic/Corey Parrish and term employees is being developed and will be dis- leadership is taking these immediate actions to reduce the tributed through command channels as soon as details force’s expenditure rate. do not affect the current force size. are available. The temporary hiring freeze applies to all positions that The memo, issued by Lt. Gen. Darrell Jones, deputy “These are uncharted waters concerning the federal bud- are open to applicants outside the Air Force for perma- chief of staff for Manpower, Personnel and Services, get and the effect it will have on the Air Force,” Jones said nent, temporary and term vacancies in all appropriations, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C., states in the memo. “It is imperative we work closely together according to the memo. Reassignments and promotions hiring actions already in progress where a selection was to balance mission needs and minimize impacts to our within the current work force will continue because they made and an entry on duty date already established will dedicated civilian employees and their families.” Schriever Sentinel January 24, 2013 15
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