61st airlift squadron redeployers

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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018 M , v , P
IssIon IsIon rIorItIes
The mission of the 19th Airlift Wing is to
Project and Sustain Agile Combat Airlift.
Team Little Rock projects combat capability
as force providers, remaining agile and
ready to respond at a moment’s notice
for any mission across the globe.
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PrescrIPtIon coPayMents
Volume 66 • Number 3 • Friday, Jan. 26, 2018
61ST AIRLIFT SQUADRON
REDEPLOYERS
Beginning on Feb. 1, copayments for
pages 8-9 prescription drugs at TRICARE Pharmacy
Home Delivery and retail pharmacies
will increase.
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n servIce recruIter
Tech. Sgt. Maritza Moore, Central Recruiting
Squadron Air Force Reserve in-service recruiter,
is responsible for recruiting Airmen separating
from active-duty service into the Air Force
Reserve at Little Rock Air Force Base.
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It is with our deepest sorrow that we
inform you of the death of Maj. Gen. (Ret.)
Kip L. Self, Commander of the 314th Airlift
Wing and Little Rock Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron are welcomed home by their families Jan. 20 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Members of the 61st AS supported Installation Commander from 2005-2007.
Operation Freedom Sentinel by providing Combat Airlift to allies and troops on the ground.
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
Mission, Vision, Priorities: Black Knights bringing in 2018
By Col. Gerald Donohue All of these priorities are tied togeth- Wing mission as it is necessary to Base is truly a special place to work, live
19th Airlift Wing Commander er; through training opportunities, we sustain our readiness. We need to and celebrate our heritage and it is our
are ensuring safe and effective mission recognize being good today isn’t goal to make sure our installation and
The mission of the 19th Airlift Wing
execution as well as taking care of our sufficient; we need to be good tomorrow. facilities are reflective of that for Airmen
is to Project and Sustain Agile Combat
Airmen. These all directly contribute, in Effective training ensures our readiness and their families stationed here,
Airlift. Team Little Rock projects combat
large part, to our installation excellence. remains strong and that we not only look
capability as force providers, remaining striving for excellence.
Safe and Effective Mission Execution at right now, but towards our future.
agile and ready to respond at a moment’s Moving beyond our gates and into
is critical to our success. In ensuring We cannot do anything without each
notice for any mission across the globe. the international theater, there are clear
that we are truly focusing on safety yet and every one of you. Taking Care of
In conjunction with the senior leader- indications that our Air Force will face
ship team of the 19th Airlift Wing, I have remaining effective, we are looking Airmen is something we take serious-
more complex and evolving challeng-
set four priorities for Little Rock Air to minimize any preventable issues ly. The Team Little Rock Community,
es around the globe. We cannot afford
Force Base to tackle. The four priorities that could negatively impact our both on base and off, work tirelessly to
to be second place. But through these
allow the 19th Airlift Wing to focus on mission completion. With these issues care for our Airmen and families. As we
challenges, our base and our community
the strategic mission and hone in on how minimized, the capability to provide focus on mission success, it is critical
to accomplish that mission at every level. combat airlift across the globe is consis- to continue to improve upon the feeling will continue to focus on our priori-
Our priorities are: tent and strengthened. We are ready to of family in the military because it is ties to deliver our trademark agile
Safe and Effective Mission perform any variety of tasks within our something that makes military service combat airlift the world over, continu-
Execution mission wheelhouse. absolutely special. ing to live out our long term vision of a
Training Training, another priority, fits within The relationships we build are unique Unified Team of Professional Airmen
Taking Care of Airmen Safe and Effective Mission Execution and the experience is part and parcel to Renowned for Combat Airlift.. Today and
Installation Excellence and directly supports the 19th Airlift service in arms. Little Rock Air Force Tomorrow.
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ombat irlifter of the eek
NAME AND RANK
Airman Dustin H. Roberts
UNIT
19th Civil Engineer Squadron
DUTY TITLE
Emergency Management Technician
HOMETOWN
Los Angeles, California
TIME IN SERVICE/ TIME AT STATION
one year and two months/eight months
GOALS
Actively working towards completion of CCAF and 5-Level upgrade training
HOBBIES
Volleyball, Dirt bike riding, Surfing
AIR FORCE CORE VALUE PORTRAYED
Excellence in All We Do
Airman Roberts displays excellence through his management of the emergency
management training program by preparing approximately five thousand service
members annually. He maintains $338,000 in Little Rock Air Force Base EM
response assets and flight’s safety programs.
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins
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MSG CORNER
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New webinars are being
offered and will be located
in building 1255 room 112.
The topics for these webcasts
are the new modifications to
the assignment system. This
will be a great opportuni-
ty for Airmen to understand
the changes that will be
implemented in the coming
year. Dates and times are:
11 a.m., Jan. 26
Lt. Col. and CMSgt. and
below.
10 a.m., 6 p.m. Jan. 29
Lt. Col. and CMSgt. and
below.
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
Under Secretary of the AF highlights budget, readiness
By Staff Sgt. Rusty Frank likely a full term CR becomes and that’s
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs not a good thing for us,” said Donovan.
“It will have damaging impacts (with)
WASHINGTON (AFNS) – The ability
readiness and modernization taking the
to adapt and stay ahead of potential biggest hits.”
adversaries is one of the greatest challeng- Looking toward the future, Donovan
es the Air Force faces, Under Secretary highlighted the fiscal 2019 President’s
of the Air Force Matthew Donovan said Budget request – a strategy-driven budget
during an Air Force Association breakfast that aligns with the direction of the new
in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 18. National Security Strategy and with the
To help meet this challenge, the Air objectives of the new National Defense
Force is focusing on a budget that will Strategy. For the Air Force, the fiscal
further the service down its path to 2019 request builds the size and mix of
improving readiness. The service has capabilities the service needs to compete,
initiated a zero-base budget review deter and win in the joint environment by
program for the first time in more than focusing on people, readiness, modern-
two decades. ization, nuclear deterrence and space.
“The idea here is to get after the Despite future budget uncertainties,
relevancy of what we’re doing,” said the military and the Air Force is ready to
Donovan. “We’ll look at each and every support any military options that may be
program and requirement to see if it’s U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Rusty Frank required and the Air Force will prevail.
Under Secretary of the Air Force Matthew Donovan delivers the keynote speech during an Air Force Associa-
increasing our lethality for the future “We are still the greatest air and space
tion breakfast Jan. 18 in Washington, D.C. Donovan addressed a several issues facing the Air Force.
threat environment as we prepare for force on the planet,” said Donovan.
B-21 Raider and other important
(fiscal year 2020) and the Future Years
programs. However, Donovan warned
Defense Plan, and ensure we’re getting
that a continuing resolution would have
the best use of every taxpayer dollar.”
Fiscal 2018’s budget keeps with the a negative effect on manpower and on
previous year’s focus on readiness and these programs.
capacity by keeping funding on track for “The further along you go into the fiscal
the F-35 Lightning II, KC-46 Pegasus, year, with the short term CR’s, the more
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
TRICARE changing prescription copayments
By Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols to switch from off base pharmacies are
19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs not required to but may do the same or
Beginning Feb. 1, 2018, copayments for request a transfer of medications at the
prescription drugs at TRICARE Pharma- military treatment facility pharmacy,”
cy Home Delivery and retail pharma- said Maj. Rachel Copeland, 19th Medical
cies will increase. These changes are Group Pharmacy Flight Commander. “We
required by law and affects all TRICARE aren’t able to accept transfers of prescrip-
beneficiaries except active-duty service tions from-mail order, so patients are
members, dependent survivors and encouraged to visit the military treatment
medically retired service members and facility pharmacy before they run out of
their dependents. medicine.”
While retail pharmacy and home Copeland added that patients need
delivery copayments will increase, prescrip-
to contact Express Scripts to cancel any
tions filled at military pharmacies remain
future automatic refills for any prescrip-
available at no cost. Patients can save the
Retail network pharmacy copayment increase from $20 to $24. tion they want to receive from the military
most money by filling prescriptions at
changes (up to a 30-day supply) n Non-formulary drugs will increase treatment facility.
military pharmacies.
n Generic formulary drugs will from $50 to $53. To see the new TRICARE pharma-
“Military pharmacies and TRICARE
increase from $10 to $11. n Military treatment facility pharma- cy copayments, visit www.tricare.mil/
Pharmacy Home Delivery will remain the
n Brand-name formulary drugs will cy copayment changes pharmacycosts. To learn more about the
lowest cost pharmacy option for TRICARE
increase from $24 to $28. Beneficiaries can still fill their TRICARE Pharmacy Program, or move
beneficiaries,” said U.S. Air Force Lt. Col.
n Non-formulary drugs will increase prescriptions for no cost at military your prescriptions to home delivery, visit
Ann McManis, Defense Health Agency
from $50 to $53. Non-formulary drugs treatment facility pharmacies. www.tricare.mil/pharmacy.
Pharmacy Operations Division.
are generally only available through “Patients wishing to switch to a (Information courtesy of the office of
TRICARE groups pharmacy drugs
home delivery. military treatment facility from mail-or- the assistant Secretary of Defense Health
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
In-service recruiter guides Little Rock Airmen to AF Reserve
By Airman 1st Class them months in advance to to test against everybody, The Reserve has many
Kristine M. Gruwell offer them these programs,” you’re basically testing full-time jobs similar to
19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs Moore said. against yourself,” Moore active duty like a military
Airmen separate from said. “You make sure your training instructor or an
Many Airmen who
active duty for numerous fitness is good, your profes- in-service recruiter, Moore
separate from active duty
want to continue serving reasons such as being sional military education is said.
their country without a unable to cross-train into completed and when you can “I am here as a counsel-
break in service. One way to their desired career field or test, just test.” or or an assistant to help
do that is by joining the Air being unable to promote. Joining the Reserve active-duty members transi-
Force Reserve. Fortunately for them, the has many benefits includ- tion to the Reserve, so when
Tech. Sgt. Maritza Reserve have a differ- ing health insurance, the they go back home they have
Moore, Central Recruit- ent system for promotion Reserve GI bill adding a job lined up,” Moore said.
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61st Airlift Squadron
redeployers
U.S. Air Force photos by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols
(Above) Families wait for service members
to return home Jan. 20 at Little Rock Air
Force Base. Airmen from the 61st Airlift
Squadron returned to their families after a
six-month deployment supporting Operation
Freedom Sentinel in the Middle East.
(Right) Mackenzie, 2, welcomes home her
dad, Staff Sgt. Justin Gwilliams, 61st Airlift
Squadron fuel systems mechanic, Jan. 20 at
Little Rock Air Force Base. Airmen from the
61st AS were deployed to the Middle East
supporting Operation Freedom Sentinel.
(Right) Tech. Sgt. Brett Ruhser, 61st Airlift
Squadron navigator, is reunited with his wife
after a six-month deployment Jan. 20 at
Little Rock Air Force Base. Flight crews and
maintainers from the 61st AS returned from
a routine deployment to the Middle East
supporting Operation Freedom Sentinel.
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron disembark a C-130J after returning from a six-month deployment Jan. 20 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Airmen from the 61st AS were deployed to the Middle East supporting Operation Freedom Sentinel.
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron disembark a C-130J after returning from a six-month deployment Jan. 20 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Airmen from the 61st AS were deployed to the Middle East supporting Operation Freedom Sentinel.
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Combat Airlifter • Jan. 26, 2018
Legal Blotter: Fourth quarter 2017
c -M drunken operation of a vehicle, one violation of Article 128 Squadron received a suspended reduction to Airman, thirty
ourts artIal
n A Staff Sergeant assigned to the 19th Operations Support – Assault, and one violation of Article 91 – Insubordinate days restriction, and a reprimand for one violation of Article
conduct towards a noncommissioned officer. 107 – False official statement and one violation of Article 92
Squadron was found guilty of one violation of Article 112A –
n An Airman assigned to the 19th Logistics Readiness – Willful dereliction of duty for failing to receive permission
Wrongful use of methamphetamine, a schedule II controlled
Squadron received a reduction to Airman Basic and a from a Military Training Leader before leaving the local area.
substance, and received a reduction to Airman Basic and
reprimand for one violation of Article 112a – Wrongful use of
seven days confinement. Involuntary dIscharges
Xanax.
artIcle 15 actIons (non-JudIcIal PunIshMent) n A Senior Airman assigned to the 19th Logistics n One Airman was discharged with an Honorable service
n An Airman assigned to the 19th Civil Engineer Squadron Readiness Squadron received a reduction to Airman First characterization for conditions that interfere with military
was restricted to base for twenty days and received twenty days Class and a reprimand for one violation of Article 112a – service.
of extra duty and a reprimand for two violations of Article 92 – Wrongful use of marijuana. n One airman received an Entry Level Separation for an
Willful dereliction of duty for willfully consuming alcohol while n A Senior Airman assigned to the 19th Operations erroneous enlistment.
underage and failure to obey a lawful order for driving on base Support Squadron received a reduction to Airman, with n One Airman was discharged with a General service
while base-driving privileges were suspended. reduction below Airman First Class suspended, thirty days characterization for a pattern of misconduct.
n An Airman First Class assigned to the 19th Civil of extra duty, and a reprimand for one violation of Article 92 n Four Airmen were discharged with General service
Engineer Squadron was restricted to base for forty-five – Willful dereliction of duty for failing to perform an airfield characterizations for drug abuse.
days and received a reduction to Airman, forty-five days of check. (Courtesy of 19th Airlift Wing Office of the Staff Judge
extra duty, and a reprimand for one violation of Article 111 – n An Airman First Class assigned to the 714th Training Advocate)
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