October 30, 2014 - Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group

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Thursday, October 30, 2014 www.csmng.com Vol. 8 No. 43
HHHH October is Energy Action Month HHHH
50 SW Passes with Flying Colors
Did you know?
By Senior Airman Naomi Griego
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
In a scorecard covered in blue (Highly
Effective) and green (Effective), the Masters of
Space celebrated a very successful first unit ef-
fectiveness inspection. The wing learned of its
success and overall score of “Effective” during
an outbrief Tuesday at Schriever Air Force Base,
Colorado.
From Oct. 19-28, the Air Force Space
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And the results proved to be a success.
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“You hit a grand slam,” said Col. Bill Liquori,
50th Space Wing commander, as he addressed
Base Briefs the wing. “Congratulations. Thank you for what
you do.”
Promotion ceremony
The wing received a “Highly Effective” rating
change on managing its resources, while each of the
other three major graded areas — improving the
The promotion ceremony has been
unit, leading people and executing the mission
changed and will be held 3 p.m. Monday
— received an “Effective” rating. The final score
at the Schriever Fitness Center. Please
card reflected 16 of 28 graded subcategories as
be in place no later than 2:45 p.m.
“Highly Effective.”
Awards breakfast Roland Nyberg, Air Force Space Command
deputy inspector general, had warm words to
changes date
share with Team Schriever on behalf of Gen.
The third quarter awards breakfast John E. Hyten, commander of Air Force Space
will be held Monday at the Satellite Command.
Dish Dining Facility. Please be in place See Effective page 8
no later than 7:15 a.m.
Clinic to hold flu vaccine
line Finding myself
The 21st Medical Squadron will have
an influenza vaccination line 8 a.m. to
noon today in Building 210 Heritage
Room. The flu vaccine is available to
active duty, retirees, dependents and
Guard and Reserve members on active
orders. If you have any questions, please
call the Schriever Clinic at 567-5247.
More Briefs page 11
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Public Affairs
Inside
Courage redefined ............................ 3
UEI professional performers .......... 5
CMSgt Playbook ......................... 11
Air Force Photo/ Senior Airman Naomi Griego
Airman 1st Class Bijay Adhikari, 50th Comptroller Squadron, works for the finance office Wednesday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Adhikari emigrated from Nepal
to the United States two years ago as a Bhutanese refugee and enlisted in the United States Air Force.
By Senior Naomi Griego entire family went through numerous chal- was forced to leave their land, their cattle, their
50th Space Wing Public Affairs lenges. They were ousted from their native home and identities. Everything they knew no
“I am always trying to find myself and I country of Bhutan, denied resettlement in longer was. But, Adhikari was never one to let
think it is a lifelong process,” Airman 1st India and forced to live along the Mai River his circumstances deter him from pursuing his
Class Bijay Adhikari said. of Nepal with nearly 90,000 other refugees. dreams and creating his own identity.
His mission started when he was only a One can say Adhikari’s odds of survival were “I didn’t belong to any place,” the 50th
few weeks old. not in his favor.
See Finding page 8
At such a young age, Adhikari and his In 1992, at 22 days old, Adhikari’s family
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Energy Trainers will provide challenges and against each other to determine which build- Trainer Chops Watts: “I pity the fool who
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Courage redefined
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ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER
Commentary by may be as simple as asking, “How is your day
Jenifer Furda
Lt. Col. Todd Benson going? Want to talk about it?”
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2nd Space Operations Squadron commander The next step is to build a team that thrives
EDITORIAL
Courage is a word often associated with during adversity. All too often, we notice ef-
Executive Editor
acts of bravery. However, I offer an expanded fective teamwork when things are going well.
Ralph Routon
[email protected] definition. The term courage also encapsu- However, when facing adversity it is much
Reporter lates actions individuals and teammates take more difficult to maintain a strong team.
Scott Prater when one is in need of emotional or mental Therefore, we must take care of our team es-
[email protected] assistance. By the end of this article, I hope to pecially in times of struggle. For example, does
ADVERTISING bolster one’s “Resiliency Battle Armor” both your team rally together when someone is ill
Tammy Fogall as an Airman and as a Wingman. The term or injured? Better yet, does your team rally
[email protected] Airman also encompasses civilian Airmen, around a teammate who has made a mistake
Aimee Grable our family members and contractor workforce. and is going through disciplinary issues? We
[email protected] Ask yourselves this question, “Have you must embrace our teammates regardless of
Chad Mason ever experienced a stressful time or event in their situations.
[email protected] your life?” It is safe to say most people have Next, it helps to know a few of the services
Vanessa Nagel encountered difficult situations whether it available. A good wingman knows where to
[email protected]
is a death in the family, financial difficulty, get help for themselves or their teammates.
ART DEPARTMENT relationship issues, job stress, relocating or Additionally, we must integrate these tools
Graphic Designers a myriad of other stressors. These life events into the day-to-day activities of the unit. I
Ryan Hannigan can trigger certain emotional and physical will discuss a few of the resources we have
[email protected] responses. Emotionally, one can become upset, available at Schriever Air Force Base. At the
Melissa Edwards scared, aggravated, anxious or irritable. These Lt. Col. Todd Benson medical clinic are our mental health pro-
[email protected]
responses are perfectly normal and temporary. 2nd Space Operations Squadron commander viders (719-567-4619). Compassionate war-
Art Director
However, if left unattended, these emotional riors, such as Capt. Jordan Simonson and
Rowdy Tompkins
[email protected] responses can manifest into physical changes also takes courage for one to get involved and Charity Mattingly provide outstanding care.
such as trouble sleeping, difficulty breath- insist on getting their teammate assistance. In fact, both of them routinely participate in
ing, anxiety attacks or other physical events. This is the “co” in courage. The “co” stands for our squadron’s physical fitness events to get
Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Therefore, it is essential to get help early. If compassion and coworker. In other words, it to know our Airmen. Next is our chaplain
GAirro Fuopr, cae ,p urnivdaeter efixrcmlu siniv en ow writatye nc ocnonnetrcatcetd w witihth S tchher ieUv.Ser. we do not break this chain of events, one may is easier to break the chain through the help corps. Regardless of religious affiliation, our
Aenirt eFroprrcisee B naeswe sapnadp ethr ei s5 a0nth aSupthaocrei zWedin gp.u bTlhicisa tcioivni lifaonr become depressed and hopeless. So how do of a team. Chaplain team is able to provide confidential
members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the we break the chain? So how does one strengthen their resiliency support to those in need (719-567-3705). What
Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views
of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department Often in these instances, we are hesitant battle armor? The first line of defense in any one may not know is that the Chaplain’s of-
of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force.
The appearance of advertising in this publication includ- to ask for help. This “assistance resistance” situation is your immediate team. This safety fice also has an enlisted chaplain assistant.
ing inserts and supplements does not constitute endorse-
ment by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the could stem from pride, embarrassment or net is your work center, personal friends and At Schriever, we are fortunate to have Staff
Coro sloerravdicoe Ss pardinvegrst iMseildit.a Ervye Nryetwhsinpga apdevr eGrrtoisuepd o inf tthheis p pruobdluiccats- even fear of career impacts. Similarly, some family. A key enabler is an atmosphere of sup- Sgt. Marcela Parker as our enlisted assistant.
twioitnh sohuat lrl ebgea mrda tdoe raavcaei,l acbolleo rf,o rr epluigricohna, ssee,x u, snea otiro pnaatl roornigaigne, perceive seeking help as weakness. I disagree port and encouragement in your work center. Parker also attends many of our unit’s events
age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or and believe that pursuing assistance is a sign It starts with a sincere effort to know your and is fully integrated into our squadron.
any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron.
Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB public of strength. This is where courage takes on a teammates. This develops trust and allows Another great avenue for support is the
website and based on news releases, features, editorials
and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- pivotal role. It takes courage to ask for help, a wingman to identify when their teammate
ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. See Courage page 6
and likewise, it takes courage to accept help. It is facing a stressful time. Breaking the chain
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OTLINE
SAPR Office
Schriever Sexual Assault Response and Prevention program offers support
services for victims of sexual assault:
• One-on-one direct interpersonal support
• Crisis intervention, referral and ongoing support
- Initial response
- During investigative, legal and recovery processes (if
unrestricted)
- Available options and resources, on and off base, so victims can
make informed decisions
• Information on available resources, on and off base
PAULA
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  CECILIA
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• Informed decisions regarding restricted and unrestricted reporting
SARC
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OFFICE: 567-7446 OFFICE: 567-7634
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TYPES OF REPORTING
Restricted:
SAPR Victim Advocates
·SARC does not notify the chain of command
·Victim advocate attends to victim's needs and provides supportive services
·Victim receives medical care and counseling
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Unrestricted:
·The chain of command is notified and begins a criminal investigation
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Independent:
·If you notify law enforcement or your chain of command, the report is considered unrestricted.
·If you tell someone who subsequently notifies the chain of command, or if someone observes the
assault and notifies command, the report is considered unrestricted and an investigation is launched.
·To preserve your right to restricted report, contact the SARC first (567-SARC).
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Wing announces UEI professional performers, team
Congratulations to the following Airmen and teams who were recognized as part of the 50th Space Wing Unit Evaluation Inspection:
Professional Performers Gregory Cummins, 50 SCS 50th Contracting Squadron
Staff Sgt. Marcela Parker, 50th Space Wing Chaplain’s office Capt. Austin Randle, 50th Operations Group Government Purchase Card Team
Procurement Analyst Team
Staff Sgt. Kendra Mauldin, 50th Space Wing Staff Judge Senior Airman Joseph Tevis, 50 OG
Advocate Capt. Paul Gies, 1st Space Operations Squadron
50th Force Support Squadron
Staff Sgt. Nickolas Fisher, 50th Comptroller Squadron
Capt. Joseph Kilian, 1 SOPS
Installation Personnel Readiness
Christina Flesher, 50 CPTS
Capt. Christine Pasun, 1 SOPS
Staff Sgt. Kathryn Benoit, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron
1st Lt. Adam Hockert, 1 SOPS 50th Logistics Readiness Flight
Douglas Chase, 50 CES Cargo and Storage Section
1st Lt. Natalie Perrotta, 1 SOPS
Robert Finley, 50 CES Installation Deployment Readiness Cell
Tech. Sgt. Michelle Brannam, 1 SOPS
Maricon Wales, 50 CES
Tech. Sgt. Jason Dean, 1 SOPS
50th Security Forces Squadron
Staff Sgt. Gordon Burton, 50th Contracting Squadron
Tech. Sgt. Jason Flannery, 1 SOPS Electronic Security Systems Section
Senior Airman Justin Hodge, 50 CONS
Tech. Sgt. Joshua Gutierrez, 1 SOPS Standardization and Evaluation
Ralph Ballas, 50 CONS
Staff Sgt. Justin Huglin, 1 SOPS Training Section
Stephen Cooper, 50 CONS Training Section (Shoot House Team)
Staff Sgt. Krystel Stinedurf, 1 SOPS
Dennis Daniels, 50 CONS
SrA Steven Ortega, 1 SOPS
Master Sgt. Tonya Jones, 50th Force Support Squadron 50th Space Communications Squadron
Capt. Aaron Lynch, 2nd Space Operations Squadron
Staff Sgt. Amber Hernandez, 50 FSS Base Equipment Control Office
Tech. Sgt. Andrew Sylvester, 3rd Space Experimentation Communications Security Office
Airman 1st Class Colin Drew, 50 FSS
Squadron
Andrea Hernandez, 50 FSS
Capt. Matthew Douglas, 3rd Space Operations Squadron 50th Operations Group
Tech. Sgt. Natalie Sosa, 50th Logistics Readiness Flight
Tech. Sgt. Christopher Budhu, 3 SOPS Standardization and Evaluation Division Inspections Team
Robert Ness, 50 LRF Red Falcon Competition Team
Senior Airman Raquel Booker, 4th Space Operations
Airman 1st Class Jeremiah Farmer, 50th Security Forces
Squadron
Squadron 50th Operations Support Squadron
Erik Straus, 4 SOPS
Airman 1st Class Steven Miller, 50 FSS Integrated Space Training Team
Airman 1st Class Brian Armitage Jr., Air Force Intelligence,
Airman 1st Class Brett Pointer, 50 FSS Intelligence Team
Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency
Patriot Excalibur “PEX” Team
Alan Boland, 50 FSS
Senior Airman Matthew Johns, 22nd Space Operations Professional Teams
1st Space Operations Support Squadron
Squadron
50th Space Wing staff agencies Boeing Team (Support to 1 SOPS)
Tech Sgt. Andrew Krausfeldt, 23rd Space Operations
Public Affairs
Squadron Detachment 1 (Thule Air Base)
Plans and Programs 3rd Space Experimentation Squadron
Tech Sgt. Meegan Haynes, 50th Space Communications
Inspector General office Mission Assurance Office
Squadron
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Tech Sgt. Elizabeth Mickelsen, 50 SCS
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Tech Sgt. Dontay Roy, 50 SCS
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Augmented reality games pose security threat
By Scott Prater creates an opportunity to provide a cover conducting research about Ingress and other Weapons, Tactics and Anti-terrorism. “He
Schriever Sentinel for surveillance of a possible terrorist target. augmented reality games. made it a point to touch base with all vested
Your smart phone can score you points. Given the nature of this security threat to the He found that Google’s Niantic Labs agencies, conduct interviews and thoroughly
Simply find a landmark, snap a photo, open installation, Schriever Air Force Base person- launched the world-wide role-playing game express security concerns in order to appro-
an application and post the photo there. nel are now prohibited from participating in late in 2012. It was designed as a massive priately encapsulate the potential mission
The more landmark photos you post, the the Ingress game, or any other similar geo- multiplayer game that combined traditional impact.”
more points you earn for your team. And location based game on Schriever Air Force gaming with real-world exploration. Google The investigation lasted several months
that’s not all. This increasingly popular game, Base. Schriever personnel are also prohibited Maps and GPS technology are also used along and ultimately led to Liquori’s decision to
known as Ingress, is fun. Players like the from escorting any other individuals onto with a cell phone’s photo and video capability. ban Ingress and other augmented reality
fast pace, intrigue and real-world action the the base for purposes of participating in the Players score points for their team by using games on base.
latest internet and cell-phone technology Ingress game, or any similar geo-location their smart phone to record photographic “It would have been easy for Stephenson to
can provide. It’s seemingly innocent and based game. and location information on specific land- become complacent,” Bruton said. “Instead,
harmless entertainment. Members of the 50th Security Forces marks in an area, known as “portals,” in he appropriately addressed all legal concerns
At least, that’s what its creators would like Squadron first learned of augmented reality the game. and pushed the correct information up the
people to believe. games in April, when they noticed a driver By the time Stephenson began investi- chain of command, increasing wing leader-
At places like Schriever Air Force Base, had pulled over near the base’s 9/11 display. gating, Ingress players had already logged ship’s situational awareness.”
however, augmented reality games, such “Patrolmen noticed the driver taking several portals on base. Just as Schriever has stepped up its situ-
as Ingress, can create operational security photos of the display with his cell phone,” That prompted him to begin sharing in- ational awareness of this particular security
issues. said Tech. Sgt. Joshua Stephenson, 50 SFS formation about the topic with Schriever’s threat, Ingress continues to grow in popu-
In a memo addressed to all Schriever per- investigator. “When they approached him, Air Force Office of Special Investigation, the larity around the world. It was formerly
sonnel recently, Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Space he told them he was playing the Ingress game 50th Space Wing Staff Judge Advocate and only available for Android phone users, but
Wing commander wrote that augmented and he gave them a few details about how ultimately with security forces organizations Google recently announced an application
reality games present a substantial security it worked.” at other front range bases. that allows iPhone users to participate.
threat to the installation. Upon hearing the story, Stephenson was “Stephenson was the backbone of the Stephenson reminds Team Schriever
Liquori indicated that by the nature of its curious and desired to learn more about the Ingress gaming investigation,” said Capt. members to report any suspicious activity
application and design, the Ingress game activity. He interviewed the man and began Michael Bruton, 50 SFS officer in charge of on base to the 50 SFS at 567-6464.
Courage
everyone to understand and use these services. type of courage. I firmly believe you can never take care of
Finally, we all need to have the courage to engage with the people too much. Our motto in 2 SOPS is, “1 Family +
our teammates when they are not 100 percent. We need to 1 Mission = 2 SOPS.” Simply put, every Airman can make
have the courage to intervene and take them to get help. a difference in someone’s life and every Airman is essential
From page 3
Combining all of the steps above is a powerful tool that to mission success. As Airmen, we must integrate a coura-
we all should possess. I have witnessed first-hand how the geous focus into our daily activities.
Military and Family Life Counselor (719-651-1640). The application of these steps has saved lives. I challenge you to incorporate support services into your
MFLC provides counseling services for you and your family We must modernize our understanding of courage to unit. I challenge you to have the courage to intervene and
free of charge and at a location of your choosing. This is a include selfless acts of teamwork to ensure we can carry take your wingman to get help. I challenge you to embrace
phenomenal service that provides one the opportunity for out our missions each and every day. Schriever Air Force your teammates as they navigate a tough road ahead. I
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Effective
self-assessment programs within the wing.”
He also added the 50 SW CCIP is the
#WeBeatSGLI most mature program his team has seen to
date. Along with the accolades for the wing,
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Nyberg added some advice for the future.
Can you
“Keep the foot to the pedal and keep work-
“I’d like to congratulate the men and ing hard,” he advised. “And you’ll be in great
women of the 50th Space Wing for success- shape for the next inspection.”
fully completing your first unit effectiveness The IG team thanked Liquori, Chief Master
afford
inspection,” said Nyberg. “Without ques- Sgt. Lavon Coles, 50 SW command chief, and
tion, you did a great job. And the evidence the men and women of the 50 SW for the
lies within the recognition and results of hospitality they provided to the inspection
the inspection.” team during the last nine days.
a smaller Nyberg praised the wing for its suc- “Thanks for a job well done and kudos
cess in executing the 50 SW Commanders for an outstanding performance.” Nyberg
Inspection Program. concluded.
“It is a tribute to the professionalism, hard The inspection team indicated the wing’s
paycheck? work and dedication to the mission of the scores in several MGAs were some of the
50th Space Wing,” added Nyberg. “There highest they’ve seen since the beginning of
were 52 professional performers and 27 the new Air Force Inspection System.
professional teams. I’ve never seen a unit “You have put in a lot of work but not in
receive that much recognition for an inspec- preparation for the inspection but rather, in
tion ever.” getting the self-assessment programs up and
Despite the challenges faced with the new running,” said Liquori.
SGLI rates are going up.
inspection program, the base met and ex- Liquori reiterated the new inspection sys-
AAFMAA’s rates are going down. ceeded all expectations Nyberg said. tem would’ve fallen flat if it wasn’t for the
“My hat is off to each and every one of you,” people here executing it.
he said. “The challenge lies now in continuing Liquori concluded the event by saying,
the momentum. And continue to build on the “Mission accomplished.Job well done, team.”
Finding
advocate,” he said. “I wanted to help as many
kids as I could. I always believed we need to
take care of others.”
He said his mother served as his motiva-
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tion to always do the right thing. She took
care of their family, including Adhikari’s two
Comptroller Squadron Airman said. “My sisters and both sets of his grandparents. She
life has taught me, among many things, to encouraged him to seek a better life through
never give up and never feel sorry for myself.” education and eventually resettlement in the
According to the Worldwide Refugee United States.
Admissions Processing System, Bhutan “Our family decided the United States
is located in the Himalayan Mountains would be the best place for us,” Adhikari said.
between India and China. The refugees, a “It is the land of opportunity. We thought it
largely Hindu population, lived peacefully could be a new start.”
in Bhutan until the mid-1980s when their In 2011, Adhikari arrived in South Dakota
king feared being overrun by the group and with his older sister to start a new life. He
diluting the traditional Buddhist culture. studied nuclear engineering for a year before
By 1993, more than 100,000 Lhotsampa deciding to enlist in the U.S. Air Force.
Bhutanese, which included the Adhikari “This country gave me a second chance,”
family, had fled or were forced out of their he said. “I felt a responsibility to serve it and
homes. the people.”
“Nearly 20,000 refugees lived in the same For Adhikari, enlisting was an easy de-
camp as my family did,” said Adhikari. “Our cision but a difficult process. He had very
bamboo and thatch huts were constantly few possessions to his name. He also had a
burning down because of the kerosene lamps difficult time obtaining his birth certificate
we used. Our library burned down a few because he left his home country at such a
times and so did my friend’s home just days young age. But, he was able to work past the
before our final exams.” obstacles yet again.
Even with the hazards posed by these “The struggles I’ve endured gave me the
lamps, Adhikari continued to study as much strength and will to face anything,” he said.
as he could. With all the hardships he endured, he
“I would stay up late studying, and all I gained a profound perspective about life.
had to see with was a lamp,” he added. “The “If there is a lot of heat and pressure, car-
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