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Resident donates Buddy Bench to elementary school
By Brian Hagberg
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
Did you know TEDxSchriever is
open to all members of Team
Schriever? The event is 1 p.m. Friday
in the Building 300 auditorium. For
more information please contact
Public Affairs at 567-5040. Don’t
miss out!
Base Briefs
50 SW to hold Change of
Command
The 50th Space Wing will welcome
Col. DeAnna Burt as the incoming
commander 2 p.m. May 29, in front of
the 50 SW Headquarters building. For
more information please contact Senior
Airman Naomi Griego at 567-5040.
Military Retirees
Activities office holds
luncheon
The Military Retiree Activities office
holds a luncheon at noon the second
Thursday of each month at the Peterson
Air Force Base Club, followed by its
monthly council meeting at 2:30 p.m.
in Building 350, Room 1206. For more
information, call 556-7153.
Fitness Center to operate
under Holiday Hours May
22-25
Ellicott Elementary School students will
now have a place to let other children know
they need a friend thanks to Schriever resident
and Ellicott Elementary fourth grader Natalie
Moore. That’s because Moore, 9, donated a
pair of Buddy Benches to the school during
a ceremony there May 11.
“If you’re feeling lonely or your friends
aren’t at school that day you can go sit on
the bench and somebody will come over and
invite you to their game,” Moore said. “And
if you see someone on the bench, no matter
what, you’re supposed to go over and invite
them to play.”
Moore created the benches as the final piece
to earning her Girl Scouts Bronze Award. In
order to earn the Bronze Award, Girl Scout
Juniors must complete a Journey, create something reusable and make a positive, lasting
change for their community.
Typically, the Journey and project would be
completed by a group of Girl Scout Juniors,
but Natalie’s situation was unique in that she
did almost everything by herself.
“Most troops have a group of girls who
brainstorm, plan and execute these projects
together,” said Bonnie Moore, Natalie’s mother. “She did this by herself. Usually you might
have 12 to 15 girls working on a project and
Nat did it solo because she didn’t want to miss
the opportunity to get her Bronze Award.”
A Bronze Award is the highest honor a
Girl Scout Junior can achieve, according to
girlscouts.org.
Bonnie said this project also had a personal
meaning for Natalie.
“She doesn’t have very many friends at
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U.S. Air Force photo/Brian Hagberg
Natalie Moore (right), a Schriever housing resident and fourth grade student at Ellicott Elementary School, unveils
the Buddy Benches she created and donated to the school as part of a community service project to earn her
Girl Scouts Bronze Award Monday at Ellicott, Colo. Students sit on the bench when they are feeling lonely and
looking for a friend.
Holman earns Air Force Athlete of the Year
The Fitness Center will operate under holiday hours (7 a.m. to 3 p.m.) May
22-25 in recognition of Memorial Day
weekend. For more information, please
call the Fitness Center at 567-6658.
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Lt. Sara Holman swims during the 800 meter freestyle race at an event in Coral Springs, Fla. Holman’s success in 2014, including a fourth place finish in the 800 Long
Course Meters freestyle at the FINA Worlds event in Montreal and breaking Colorado Masters Swimming Association records in both the 200 LCM backstroke and 800
LCM freestyle, helped earn her the 2014 Air Force Athlete of the Year award.
By Brian Hagberg
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
First Lt. Sara Holman has received many
accolades during her swimming career.
She earned NCAA Division II Swimmer of
the Week honors during her junior year of
college, took fourth place in the 800 meter
freestyle event at the FINA World Masters
Championships in Montreal last August and
is currently ranked third in the nation in five
events by U.S. Masters Swimming.
Now, she can add 2014 Air Force Athlete
of the Year to that list.
“I wasn’t expecting [to win the award], but
it was awesome,” Holman said. “It’s great; I
never thought I would receive an Air Forcelevel award.”
Capt. Eric Miller, 2nd Space Operations
Squadron, said the squadron is proud of
Holman for earning the Athlete of the Year,
and that it serves as motivation for the rest
of the squadron.
“The squadron is extremely proud of Sara’s
accomplishments,” he said. “We already
knew she was an awesome analyst, but the
fact that she beat out other world class athletes for such a competitive award is exciting
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May 14, 2015
Lunch, Learn offers new perspective
By Senior Airman Naomi Griego
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
U.S. Air Force photo/ Christopher DeWitt
Sarah Bender, Sensei resident teacher, Springs Mountain Sangha (Zen Buddhist Practice Community), speaks during the Schriever Lunch and Learn in the Dish Dining Facility April 29, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The 50th
Space Wing Chaplain’s office is offering information about world religions at their Lunch and Learn events 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wednesdays through June 3.
The 50th Space Wing Chaplain’s office is
offering information about world religions
at their Lunch and Learn events 11:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m., Wednesdays through June
3, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado.
Each session highlights a different world
religion and a guest speaker from the local community. The April 29 Lunch and
Learn focused on Buddhism, the May 6
event was about Judaism, May 13 features
Christianity, May 20 will look at Earth
Based religion, Islam is tentatively scheduled for May 27, and Hinduism, June 3.
Chaplain (Major) Martin Adamson, 50
SW, brought the idea of the Lunch and
Learn here from his last assignment in
hope of spreading knowledge.
“It’s an educational opportunity for people
to learn about religions they may not have
otherwise known about,” said Adamson.
“It’s an hour for people to get a little bit more
than they would have otherwise.”
Speakers for the Lunch and Learn are
from the local Colorado Springs community. They offer insight into their respective
religions and answer questions.
“Being in the military, we travel all
around the world and encounter different
faiths,” he said. “This information can help
us interact with different cultures in the
future. It’s not meant to push any particular
faith or religion on anyone.”
Staff Sgt. Marcela Parker, 50 SW NCO-in
charge Chapel operations, said the Lunch
and Learn has received a growing ammount of attention and attendance.
“It’s for people to go and discuss new
religions and for people who don’t know
about that specific religion to ask questions,” she said. “We just want people to
know that we’re here for them. And if you
have questions, just ask.”
Parker and Adamson said the program
is a good overall way for people to interact,
fellowship and just network with others
they may not have known.
“It’s good to be exposed,” said Adamson.
“We might learn something.”
The chapel staff credited the success of
the Lunch and Learn to Chaplain (1st Lt.)
Jennifer Ray who helped coordinate the
event.
They said they are happy to support all
Airmen regardless of their faith.
“The goal is education,” said Adamson.
“An educated Airmen is a better Airmen.”
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Deputy Commander, 50th Network Operations Group
If you had asked me in summer 2011
whether or not I thought I would ever be
assigned to the 50th Space Wing, I would
have told you “no.” That summer I was
PCSing from the Joint Staff back to the 21st
Operations Group to serve as the chief of
Standardization and Evaluation Division in
a mission area that I knew extremely well.
While I had a general idea of the 50 SW’s
mission, I had never been assigned here in
any capacity so my understanding of satellite command and control was very limited.
In fact, I had no idea what the Air Force
Satellite Control Network was much less
what its acronym represented. So you can
imagine my surprise when in October 2011,
it was announced that I would be assigned
to Schriever Air Force Base.
Arriving in June 2012, it didn’t take me
long to realize how special this Wing is and
how critical our operations are to not only
the U.S. Armed Forces but every aspect of our
Nation. When former 2nd Space Operations
Squadron commander, Lt. Col. Thomas Ste.
Marie coined the term “Humanity” to describe GPS operations, I initially thought
it was cliché-ish. However, I have come to
think that his one word description could
be used to describe the global impact not
just of GPS but provided by each and every
squadron in this wing. For that reason, I
further believe that “Master of Space” is not
just a wing motto, it is the truth.
Serving with each of you for these past
three years has been truly amazing. Watching
what this wing has accomplished ... from
overcoming severe budget restraints, to mission impacting satellite anomalies, to preparing for two massive AFSPC IG inspections,
to overcoming severe cyber challenges, has
been eye opening and humbling. Each of you
have met the challenges head-on and have
never waivered in your professionalism and
dedication to the mission. There is a reason
why we continue to win the Air Force Space
Command’s Gen. Robert T. Herres award
and Omaha Trophy: You are truly the best
our nation has to offer.
Since 2001, our nation has been in a constant state of conflict and while our involvement in Iraq has ended and we are drawing
down in Afghanistan, that doesn’t mean we
have won the war. There will always be individuals, groups and even nation-states who
wish the United States ill and the capabilities
we provide to our warfighting brethren will
become even more important.
Normally, I try and use my commentaries as an opportunity to spurn discussion
and thought. However, I wanted to use this
one to merely say thank you. So far, I have
served in our Air Force for 21 years and I
have never had an assignment that has been
as meaningful and professionally rewarding
as my assignment to the 50th Space Wing. It
has been a pleasure serving with each of you
and I will forever cherish the many friendships I have made.
I decided a long time ago that I was “all in”
and would go wherever the Air Force needed
me. However, when it was announced that I
would be assigned to Schriever, I must confess that I did question that decision. Three
years later with assignments in both the 50th
Operations Support Squadron and the 50th
Network Operations Group, I can honestly
say that being assigned to the 50th Space
Wing has been one of the greatest blessings
of my career! Every assignment is different
but what makes an assignment are the people
with whom you serve. Whether military, civilian or contractor, we are truly a seamless
team which has made serving with each of
you a true honor.
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school, so this [project] started personally,” Bonnie said. “We
were looking for a way to be the change, and everything fell
in line. She’s hoping that other kids like her, that need a little
help, walk away [from the bench] with someone to talk to.”
Robin Weidemueller, Ellicott School District director of
gifted and talented, said gifted students, like Natalie, often
have trouble making friends because other kids view them
differently.
“It is sometimes hard [for them to make friends], so
it was really neat that Natalie could see that in herself,”
Weidemueller said. “That was something she had to work
on to make it happen, and then she found a way to share
it with her peers. I think that was an insightful thing for a
fourth grader to be able to do.”
While researching the Buddy Bench project, Natalie discovered this idea is rapidly becoming a national movement
among youth in America. Buddybench.org tells the story
of Christian Bucks, an elementary student at Roundtown
Elementary School in York, Pennsylvania. Bucks saw a Buddy
Bench at a school in Germany while researching for a potential family move, and decided to try to get a bench for
his school.
The bench was so popular that soon every school in the
district had one, and the project began to spread to other
areas. Bucks’ story became so widespread he was featured
on the Today Show Dec. 4, 2014, and Buddy Benches are
now at schools across the country.
“It’s a movement now,” Bonnie said. “Since we started
doing research, we’ve noticed how widespread it’s become.”
Bonnie said it was approximately two months from the
day they pitched the idea to Ellicott Elementary Principal
Joe Torrez until the dedication ceremony. During that time,
Natalie raised money, purchased materials to create the
benches, painted the benches and weather sealed them, all
of this with only minimal assistance from her friends and
parents.
In order to raise enough money to purchase the benches
and all the materials to finish them, Natalie created a tri-fold
board explaining her project and put it in the school hallway
with a donation can so other students could contribute. She
also held a yard sale at her home on base which helped her
raise $150 for the project.
“She had a lot of support from people on base,” Bonnie said.
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Natalie Moore (seated, left), a fourth grade student at Ellicott Elementary School and Schriever resident, sits on one of the Buddy Benches she donated
to the school Monday at Ellicott, Colo., with Ellicott Elementary Principal Joe Torrez and members of her Girl Scout troop. Moore created the benches
as her project to promote positive, lasting change to her community and earn her Girl Scout Bronze Award.
Completing the project wasn’t without incident. There
were several obstacles and setbacks along the way. Bonnie
said they spent a significant amount of time researching
exactly which kinds of wood and paint would work best for
the project, then once Natalie settled on a bench, it wasn’t
available.
“When she picked the bench she really wanted, it wasn’t
available when they went to buy it,” Weidemueller said. “So
she had to redo her whole thinking.”
Natalie said the family cat left his personal signature on
the bench as well.
“He stepped all over the orange paint and got it all over
the arms,” she said.
The area’s severe weather recently nearly left Natalie
stranded in the mountains and a produced small pond in
the school playground. Fortunately, the school yard was dry
for the ceremony.
“Natalie was with the Girl Scouts camping and she was
snowed in on the mountain,” Bonnie said. “We had a few
hiccups, but it was mostly smooth sailing.”
With the completion of the project, Natalie has earned
her Bronze Award, though she won’t receive the patch
until her troop’s end of year party. What she really wants
to see though, is people taking advantage of the Buddy
Benches at school.
“I would like to see somebody walking away from the
bench with somebody talking with them,” she said. “I’m
not saying I want to see people on the bench, but you want
to see people walking away from the bench with someone
to play with.”
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Schriever Sentinel
May 14, 2015
Chief’s Corner
Invest, empower, inspire
By Chief Master Sgt. John F. Bentivegna
50th Space Wing Command Chief
These are the leadership themes I spoke about
during last week’s Airmen Leadership School graduation and I wanted to share them here.
Invest
Most people think of money when you say that
word...profits and financial gains. But I’m talking
about a far more valuable resource...our Airmen
(with a big A). As supervisors, leaders and mentors I
need you to invest in our Airmen and the currency
you’re going to use is your time. Give Airmen your
time and attention. Get to know them, their goals,
strengths and weaknesses, what drives them and
how you can motivate them. The investments you
make can be long-term or short-term. Long-term
investments are with the people you supervise, work
with and see regularly for a few years. Short-term
investments can be as simple as an Airman you
attend ALS with or maybe run across at the mili-
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Week of May 14, 2015
tary personnel customer service center. Throughout
my career, I have experienced and benefited from
both Airmen who have become lifelong friends and
Airmen whose names I can’t even remember, who
have all invested in my success and growth. These
interactions have been critical in allowing me to
serve until this day.
Empower
As supervisors and NCOs in charge you need to
empower your Airmen and allow them to grow.
Present them with new challenges and opportunities, give them ownership of tasks, projects and
programs. If you have invested in them, you will
know their strengths, capabilities and potential.
There is an old Native American proverb that says,
“Tell me and I’ll forget, show me, and I may not
remember. Involve me, and I’ll understand.” The
lessons learned through empowerment help Airmen
learn how to make decisions, accept responsibility
and develop innovative solutions.
Inspire
Napoleon Bonaparte said, “A leader is a dealer in
hope”. Do you inspire the Airmen around you? Do
you come to work every day motivated and ready to
make a difference? I challenge you to be the positive
influence in your work center. Understand what
you do, how it contributes to the mission of your
organization and ultimately to our national defense.
Share what you know, the lessons you’ve learned
and the successes you’ve had. Your influence is not
limited by any rank, position or duty title. You have
the ability to inspire your subordinates, your peers
and your leadership.
The U.S. Air Force needs you to be innovative
leaders. Invest in the Airmen around you because
you never know what return you may receive on even
a small investment. Empower your people because
you need to grow and develop your replacement and
our future leaders. Inspire those around you, come
to work every day and show by your actions that our
Air Force is not just a job to you, it’s a way of life.
Last week’s answer: The wing remained in France for several years. Which of the flying squadrons was
the first to return to Hahn and when did that unit arrive? Bonus: What was their primary mission aircraft
when they returned to Hahn? The 10th TFS was the first to return to Hahn Air Base December 10, 1959. The
squadron returned with its newest aircraft, the F 100 Supersabre.
This week’s question: May 8, 2015 marked the 70th anniversary of the allied victory in Europe. From where
was the 50th Fighter Group operating on that date?
Responses to the quiz questions can be emailed to 50 SW/HO at [email protected]
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Base Briefs
Society opens doors to
military widows
The Society of Military Widows is open
to widows of any branch of military service,
regardless of the spouse’s rank. The Pikes
Peak Chapter 15 of the Society of Military
Widows meets on the last Wednesday of the
month at 10:30 a.m. at the Peterson Air Force
Base Club. Please call 597-0492 or 591-9523
for more information.
Vanpool opens at Castle Rock
Space is available in Castle Rock to
Schriever vanpool. It departs Castle Rock
at 6 a.m. and arrives at Schriever at 7:15 a.m.
For more information, contact 1st Lt. Peter
Forde at 567-5258.
Buy Elitch Garden tickets
The Information, Tickets and Tours/
Outdoor Recreation Office is now selling
discounted Elitch Gardens amusement park
tickets. Season passes, one-day passes, meal
vouchers and parking passes can all be purchased at the ITT/ODR in Building 300,
Room 133. Buy early to take advantage of
“pre-season” specials. Stop by the office or
call 567-6050 for any questions.
Fitness center main parking
lot closed for resurfacing
The Schriever Fitness Center main parking
lot is being resurfaced until Friday. During
this time, the main parking lot will be closed.
Please use the upper parking lot until the
resurfacing is complete. For more information, call 567-6628.
Save money, use vanpool
Is the wear and tear of commuting taking
a bite out of your car and your wallet? Is the
driving causing too much stress? Take advantage of a vanpool! Government civil service
and active-duty military may receive a mass
transit benefit to offset commuting costs.
Some companies may also offer mass transit benefits. So join our van pool. The route
includes the South Denver, Castle Pines/
Rock, Monument, Black Forest/Woodmen
area. Final destination is Schriever Air Force
Base with arrival times between 7 and 7:15
a.m., Monday-Friday. Call (719) 359-0343
for more information.
Air Force offers summer
internship program
Schriever will be participating in the Air
Force Pathways Summer Internship Program
from May 18 to Sept. 25. Students at least
16 years of age attending high school or
accepted for enrollment and/or attending
college may apply. Students must apply on
www.usajobs.gov, keyword search: 1356764
(Clerk) or 1356909 (Laborer). Please contact
Maggie Wander at 567-4014 or Fred Tongol
at 567-5796 if you have any questions.
Cape Fox offers Motorcycle
Training Courses
Registration for the Advanced Rider
Course through Cape Fox has begun. This
course will fulfill required intermediate and
refresher motorcycle training for military
riders. Interested riders should contact their
Unit Motorcycle Safety Representative for
more details. Classes will be held at the
Motorcycle Training Academy at Chapel
Hills Mall beginning June 6, with other
classes available throughout the summer.
There are only 30 class seats available. For
more information please call 567-2848.
How to find and apply for
federal service
The Schriever Airman and Family
Readiness Center and the Schriever Civilian
Personnel Office team up to bring you the
steps you need to know in your process of
applying for federal employment. It is helpful to become familiar with www.usajobs.
gov before coming to the class. The class is
9 — 11 a.m. Wednesday, at the Airman &
Family Readiness Center, Bldg. 101. Please
call 567-3920 to sign up.
KEEP training for civilian
supervisors
The Schriever Civilian Personnel Office is
offering a Knowledge Enhanced Employee
Program for supervisors of civilian employees. The class will cover topics such as filling
positions, disciplinary actions, time/attendance, 971 files, and awards. The next class
is 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. May 28 Bldg. 210, Room
310. To sign up for this class, please contact
Maggie Wander at 567-4014.
A&FRC provides preseparation counseling
briefing
The Airman and Family Readiness Center
will host a pre-separation counseling briefing
2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday. This is the first step to
separating or retiring from the military and
the briefing is mandatory. Discussion will
include registering for e-benefits, beginning
an individual transition plan and the benefits and services available when you leave
the military. Documentation of this briefing is accomplished through the completion
of Department of Defense Form 2648. If
you are a year from separation or two years
from retirement, start the process. Call the
A&FRC at 567-3920 to sign up.
Sky Sox ticket vouchers
available now
Information, Tickets and Tours has free
ticket vouchers for the June 4, 7:05 p.m.
Military Appreciation Game. Vouchers can
be picked up from ODR/ITT in Bldg. 300,
Wizards Brew in Bldg. 210, or at the Fitness
Center. Vouchers must be redeemed prior to
the game at the Sky Sox box office. Limit of
10 vouchers per person. For more information call 567-6050.
leave the military, such as VA home loans,
Montgomery GI Bill and Post 9-11 MGIB,
disability benefits, and more. This class is
mandatory for separatees and retirees as part
of the Transition GPS program. Please call
567-3920 to sign up for the class.
2015 Rocky Mountain
Volleyball Tournament May
16 at the Fitness Center
Schriever Air Force Base will host the
2015 Rocky Mountain Volleyball tournament Saturday at the Fitness Center. One
team from the U.S. Air Force Academy,
Peterson, Buckley, and Schriever Air Force
Base and Ft. Carson are expected to participate. Contact the Fitness Center at 567-6628
for more information.
Sponsor a Cadet
The women’s locker room at the Schriever
Fitness Center will be closed 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Wednesday for electrical work. The women’s
locker room will be unavailable for use during this time. Please call the fitness center at
567-6628 for more information.
The U.S. Air Force Academy is looking for
volunteer sponsor families to build a professional mentoring relationship and provide
a home-away-from-home for the cadets.
Eligible sponsors are O-3 and above; E-6
and above; GS-05 and above. Cadets will
meet their sponsors at the Doolie Day Out
event July 18.The deadline to sign up for the
Doolie Day Out event is July 2. You may also
sponsor for the academic year (through grad
year). Call 719-333-2727 or request a sponsor
packet at [email protected].
Buckley to host Tri-Wing
Sports Day
May Civilian Personnel
Newsletter is available
Women’s locker room closed
May 20
The Tri-Wing Sports Day is being held at
Buckley Air Force Base Wednesday. This
all-day event features participants from the
three front-range bases (Schriever, Peterson,
Buckley). We will be participating in ball
hockey, basketball, bowling, cornhole, cycling, flag football, foosball, golf, powerlifting, soccer, softball, swimming, table tennis,
tennis, and volleyball. The wing is seeking
out participants to help lead Schriever to a
win. If interested please contact Lt. Ryan
Wathen at 567-6119.
Veterans Administration
coming to Airman & Family
Readiness Center
The Schriever A&FRC will host the VA
class from 8 a.m.to 3:30 p.m. Friday at the
A&FRC, Building 101. Information will be
offered about the benefits transitioning military members, may be entitled to, as they
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1C6 Roadshow Briefing
comes to Schriever
The 1C6 career field manager and Air
Force Space Command functional manager
will be at Schriever Air Force Base 12:45 p.m.
in the Building 300 auditorium today, to
provide a briefing, with question and answer
period, on present and future space operations career field manning and direction.
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Top III awards top performer
Each month the Schriever Air Force
Base Top III honors a Top Performer.
The Top Performer award highlights
the superior efforts and contributions
of our junior enlisted members from
across the base.
Senior Airman Britney Hepburn was
recently coined by the 50th Mission
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enlisted manager for her professionalism and ability to clearly articulate
our Airman’s story during a First Term
Airman Center graduation where she
outshined peers, non-commissioned
officers, and senior non-commissioned officers in front of 50th Space
Wing leadership. The FTAC NCO-in
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she was praised by Lockheed Martin
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daily basis. This action is critical to the
success of the $17.6 billion Space Based
Infrared System initiative and keeping
timelines on course to meet Department
of Defense objectives. In her primary
duty, she dominates as a staff evaluator,
a position held by the top 10 percent of
space operators in the unit. Leading
with a creative and innovative spirit,
she laid the groundwork for conducting 45 qualification evaluations, which
decreased ad-hoc processes. Her initiative showcased her commitment to
ensure our Airmen remain a primary
focus. With all that going on, she is still
managed to volunteer at the homeless
shelter, Annual Space Symposium and
led an effort to assist in the clean-up of
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50 SW kicks off National Police Week
U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt
The Front Range Honor Guard presents the colors during the Schriever National Police Week opening ceremony Monday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy
signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day, and the week in which that date falls as Police Week. The Front Range Police week activities include a
Cross Fit Team Challenge May 13 at the U.S. Air Force Academy, the Shoot House Challenge and Evans barbeque Bonanza at Peterson AFB May 14, the Police Memorial 10 a.m. May 15 at
Memorial Park, Colorado Springs, Colo., the Valor Run 9 a.m. May 16, and the Motorcycle Safety Day and Fallen Officer Ride 9 a.m. May 22 departing from Cheyenne Mountain Air Force
Station. For more information about the Front Range Police Week events or to register, please contact Staff Sgt. Crisalyn Allen at 567-5490.
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and motivational. If you think about
Olympians who train all their lives and
training is their full-time job and Sara,
who does this on the side, can crush
most of them in the lap pool.”
Holman, an analyst with 2 SOPS,
began her swimming career by joining
the synchronized swimming team in the
seventh grade. She said some of her teammates encouraged her to give competitive
swimming a try and she eventually found
she enjoyed it more than synchronized
swimming.
“A lot of people on [the synchronized]
team became good friends of mine and
they were competitive [swimmers], so
I tried it out,” Holman said. “When I
got to college I just did competitive and
dropped synchronized swimming.”
Holman swam during all four of her
undergraduate years at the University
of South Dakota. She attended graduate school at the University of Florida,
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and leader, you’ve got to set the example.
If your example is excellence, which in
her case it is, that’s a huge piece of the
leadership puzzle.”
Miller said he’s already seen Holman’s
dedication to excellence translated to
her Air Force career, as her performance
as a payload system operator for GPS
earned her a spot in the analyst certification program.
“She was selected to undergo our rigorous analyst certification program, which
can take as long as six months,” Miller
said. “She completed it in half that time
and is now an analyst-on-call, basically
the first line of defense when the crew
detects an anomaly with the system. This
is a huge deal.”
Holman said it’s hard some days to get
her swimming in, but it’s worth it to her
to put in the extra time. She added she
would put the time in even if she wasn’t a
competitive swimmer because she loves
the sport so much.
“I swim for fun and if I do well, that’s
great,” she said. “But I would be swimming anyway and I’ll probably do it for
the rest of my life just because I love it
so much.”
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this year and they will be holding another Worlds event in August. This year,
the event will be in Kazan, Russia, and
Holman is already planning to compete.
She has also set high goals for herself for
the event.
“In Montreal my best place was
fourth,” she said. “This time around I
definitely want to medal. I want a gold
medal, but I definitely want to break into
the top three.”
She said her leadership has been supportive of her swimming career, especially when it comes to traveling to big
events.
“My commander, Lt. Col. Benson, has
been really supportive,” she said. “He
loves when I go on these trips and I come
back and tell him I did well.”
Miller said the dedication Holman
gives to her swimming career only helps
her become a better Airman and leader
to her squadron.
“She has displayed an unwavering
dedication to become a world class athlete,” Miller said. “Most days of the week,
she shows up at the pool to train before
work, logging miles in the water before
most of us eat breakfast. As an officer
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and that’s where she discovered Masters
swimming.
“When I was in grad school they had a
Masters team, the Gator Swim Club,” she
said. “I just got into it more and more.”
She joined the Colorado Masters
Swimming Association after arriving at
Schriever Air Force Base. She set CMSA
records in the 800 Long Course Meters
freestyle and 200 LCM backstroke events
in 2014. Masters swimming is for swimmers 18 and older, with competition divided into 5-year age groups.
“Masters swimming has really expanded during the last five years,” Holman
said.
Her association with Masters swimming led her to the FINA event in
Montreal last August. She swam the
maximum five events and had top ten
times in three of them.
“It was my first big competition after I’d gone through Officer Training
School,” Holman said. “There was a long
period where I couldn’t swim and I didn’t
know what to expect. My times were
pretty good and I was happy with it.”
Typically, FINA holds its Worlds event
every two years, but there is a change
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Airman returns home to Nepal earthquake
By Maj. Ashley Conner
Pacific Air Forces Public Affairs
KATHMANDU, Nepal — When Senior
Airman Manoj Khatiwada was asked to join
a team of Pacific Air Force Airmen traveling
to Nepal to assist the government with relief
operations following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, he was filled with mixed emotions.
“Returning to Nepal for this mission was
an emotional moment for me. I didn’t know
how I would react seeing the city where I was
born and raised destroyed,” said Khatiwada,
a 21st Medical Operations Squadron aerospace medical technician. “Thousands of
Nepalese died and thousands are injured.
I am happy that I am here, but I am sad to
see this happen to Nepal.”
Khatiwada was born and raised in Nepal
and came to the United States in 2009 after winning permanent residency through
the DV lottery program. Each year, the U.S.
government makes 50,000 permanent residence visas available through the Diversity
Immigrant Visa Program. The DV program
was designed to bring greater racial and ethnic diversity to the United States. It offers
50,000 permanent residency visas to citizens
of nations that have traditionally low levels
of immigration to the United States.
“Since childhood, I have had the desire
to be in uniform and serve in the military,”
he said. “I was fortunate to join the world’s
greatest military and serve the men and
women who welcomed me with open arms.”
Since arriving in Nepal, Khatiwada has
played a critical link between the Nepalese
and the 36th Contingency Response Group
in their effort to assist the Nepalese with
accelerating airfield operations and increase
the capacity to bring in aid via airlift, and
ultimately distribute aid faster to those affected by this disaster.
“Having Senior Airman Khatiwada embedded with our team has helped us better
communicate how we can assist the people of
Nepal in the relief efforts,” said Lt. Col. Glenn
Rinehart, 36th Mobility Response Squadron
commander. “He understands their interests
and helps ensure effective communication
so we can work together better. What would
have normally taken days to orchestrate, he
has been able to communicate and coordinate
within hours.”
Khatiwada said his most rewarding part
of his job was being able to work with the
two countries he loves the most.
“The United States has always been generous and supportive to Nepal and the
Nepalese. I am very thankful that the U.S.
military is able to assist USAID and the
Nepal government in the relief operations,”
he said. “This support means a lot to the
country.”
U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Melissa White/Released
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Manoj Khatiwada (right), 21st Medical Operations Squadron aerospace medical
technician, talks with a Nepalese Army soldier, Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, May 7, 2015.
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Army as they process relief supplies following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck the region April 25, 2015.
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