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Vol. 64 No. 11 March 22, 2013

Nellis accepts delivery of F-35 with ceremony

By Master sgt. Kelley J. stewart 99th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — In the Thunderbird Hangar filled to capacity, Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Lofgren, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center commander, formally accepted delivery of three F-35A Lightning IIs March 19.

The aircraft will be assigned to the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron where they will undergo operational testing.

During the ceremony, the general focused on the importance of the F-35 program to the Air Force and the USAF Warfare Center by tying the aircrafts’ arrival to the center’s three priorities.

The first priority of the warfare center is developing capabilities and leaders who can fight in a contested environment. One of the focus areas for the 422nd TES will be operational testing to develop tactics for the aircraft and pilots.

“What lies ahead for the 422nd TES and the 53rd Test and Evaluation Group is no small task,” said Orlando Carvalho, executive vice president Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. “You will forge the F-35 into the fighter of the future and test it to the limits.”

Carvalho went on to say the group’s and squadron’s pilots and maintainers “would take the F-35’s performance to new heights and define the very tactics the F-35 will one day use to defend freedom around the world.”

Lofgren expects to see the same dramatic new tactics development with the F-35A as was seen with the F-22.

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U.S. Air Force photo by Lawrence Crespo

Maj. Gen. Jeffery Lofgren, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center commander, provides remarks during the F-35A Lightning II arrival ceremony March 19, in the Thunderbird Hangar at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. The 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron will design the tactics for the F-35A. The squadron will also determine how to integrate the F-35A with other aircraft in the Air Force inventory.

Pentagon official provides budget update By claudette Roulo American Forces Press Service

SPRINGFIELD, Va. — Expressing the hope that a bill will pass through Congress this week to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year, a senior Pentagon official told an audience

at the Precision Strike conference here that while the bill would fix some problems, other fiscal challenges will remain.

“We live in interesting times. It’s an insane budget environment that we’re living in,” said Frank Kendall, undersecretary of defense for acquisitions, technology and logistics.

But the Defense Department will get through it, he added. “The center may hold,” he said. “We’re not there yet, but I’m seeing some things that make me a little bit hopeful.”

Congressional negotiations over a continuing resolution to fund government operations for the remainder of

the fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, may yield a bill to send to the president for signature this week, Kendall said. The bill probably would roughly resemble the Defense Department’s requested fiscal year 2013 budget, he added.

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Nellis NOTAM: The 57th Wing is hosting a blood drive at Outdoor Recreation today throughout the day and are

hoping for maximum participation. Certain restrictions apply for donating blood, and include the following: Must be 16 years or older for whole blood donation; must be at least 110 pounds; must wait at least 56 days before donating again.

For donors younger than 23, height, weight, and medical restrictions can be found at http://www.unitedbloodservices. org. To schedule an appointment please log on to www.bloodhero.com and use sponsor code: Nellis , you will need to create a log-in, or call Staff Sgt. Donald Arthur at (702) 652-1661. If anyone wishes to donate and cannot make the blood drive, call the local community blood center or call the Mike O’ Callaghan Federal Medical Center at 702-653-2838.

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A life in flight for first female ‘Thunderbirds’ pilot

By Airman 1st class Alexander W. Riedel Air Force News Service

(AFNS) — Since 1953, the Air Force’s air demonstration team, the Thunderbirds, have captivated spectators across the world and showed its audiences what the Air Force’s aircraft are capable of.

For two years, Lt.Col. Nicole Malachowski surprised audiences not just in the air, but especially when she stepped out of the cockpit of the fighter jet as the first woman to be accepted for a seat on the Air Force’s premier show team.

Being on the crew took Malachowski full circle to the root of her career, she said. At just 5 years old, she visited an air show with her parents and was fascinated by the powerful roar and agility of the F-4 Phantom II. “I remember looking my father in the eye and saying ‘I want to be a fighter pilot some day,’” Malchowski said.

Soon she began the journey to the cockpit by participating in the Civil Air Patrol at age 12 and took to the pilot’s seat for her first solo flight at age 16 -- getting her pilot’s license before her driver’s license. She continued on her path, by applying to the U.S. Air Force Academy, receiving her commission in May 1996.

Malachowski went on to serve in three operational F-15E Strike Eagle fighter squadrons, holding positions as a flight commander and instructor pilot. She quickly amassed more than 1,600 flying hours, including 185 hours of combat time in Operation Deliberate Forge and Operation Iraqi Freedom. On the ground, she also served alongside the U.S. Army’s 2nd Infantry Division as an air liaison officer in South Korea.

In every job, Malachowski excelled, and her f lying talent and real-world experience eventually got her selected as the first female pilot in any American military air demonstration team.

In interviews, however, Malachowski often repeated that she didn’t think her gender set her apart.

“What we need to concentrate on is what we have in common, which is that warrior spirit that’s in all of our hearts, that has created us the way we are -- to choose to be a part of something so much bigger than ourselves,” Malachowski

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said during a speech at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery in 2006.

But her role as a pioneer in the team was not lost on the officer.

“I never thought I would be a Thunderbird,” she said in 2007. “I still don’t have my arms around it. I don’t think I have fully grasped the significance, and maybe it is something I will figure out in a few years.”

For her, the teamwork of all Airmen is what makes the Air Force mission possible.

“Women have been an integral part of the Thunderbird team for decades,” Malachowski said in an Air Force press release; hinting at the enlisted women who served in support and maintenance roles with the thunderbirds since 1974.

“The women of yesterday and today’s Air Force maintain a tradition of excellence, and it is that heritage that has given me

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this exciting responsibility of being the first female Thunderbird pilot.”

In late November 2007, Malachowski finished her tour with the thunderbirds and performed her last show in front her hometown crowd in Las Vegas, Nev. But Malachowski’s career did not stop with her last airshow.

Leaving behind the stressful schedule of the show team, she took on new challenges from supporting senior government leaders as a White House fellow, to her current position as the commander of the 333rd Fighter Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. Malachowski said she hopes her service in the Thunderbirds was an example to young girls and to all children that they can achieve their dreams.

“The message to all young Americans is that it’s great to have a dream; it’s great to have goals,” she said. “Pursue something that you are passionate about,

and then pursue excellence in that. And surround yourself with a positive team.

I hope that when they see the Air Force Thunderbirds, they realize they can achieve any dream, and that a great team to have is certainly the Air Force.”

In the Thunderbirds’ famous flying diamond formation, Malachowski flew in the F-16 Fighting Falcon No. 3, right wing jet -- a position again filled by a woman today. Maj. Caroline Jensen continues to inspire dreams at airshows across the country.

“Women have been involved in aviation since the time of hot air balloons,” Malachowski said at the 19th Annual International Women in Aviation Conference in San Diego, March 14, 2008.

“It’s only normal to me that women are going to add their strength and skills to the effort of pushing aviation forward.”

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BudgeT, from page 1 The bills currently before the House and Senate both leave the Defense Department’s budget “reasonably intact,” Kendall said.

“I’m still hopeful the center will hold, but I think we’re going to go through a very tough time getting there,” he said.”If the bill passes, the budget situation will improve, but sequestration would remain as a challenge.

The Hill is fixing a piece of the biggest problem we have right now, which is [operations and maintenance] funds,” Kendall told the audience. The Army is about to run out of operational funds, Kendall said, and the other services aren’t far behind. A continuing resolution, he said, would address some of that issue.

“We still are not where we need to be, … [but] at that point in time, things will be a little bit better,” Kendall added.

If a continuing resolution for the duration of the fiscal year passes, he said, furloughs of federal civilian employees still would take place, he said, but possibly not for the 22 unpaid days now projected.

Though sequestration spending cuts that took effect March 1 didn’t immediately lead to a “cliff,” Kendall said, they will still have a “huge impact” that will occur gradually.

“We’re seeing more things happening. I think people have been holding back a little bit, hoping it will go away. I don’t know that it’s going to go away, Kendall said.

Under the 2011 Budget Control Act, the Defense Department was required to cut $487 billion from its budget. The department devised a new budget consistent with the remaining resources, Kendall said.

“It’s tight,” he told the conferees. “We took some risk there. We’re tight on things like readiness. …

We’re not assuming any overruns in our development programs, our acquisition programs --- which is, historically, certainly how it happens. … But it is consistent with the strategy, and it does fund a reasonably healthy Department of Defense.”

Further budget reductions will require the department to make some tough choices, Kendall said. One of the strategy’s tenets is technological superiority, he noted, and “we are being challenged, in terms of the technology that we have in fielded systems, by others.”

Part of the reason for the shift to the Asia-Pacific

f-35, from page 1 “The aircraft has so much more capability than our current aircraft,” he said. “It will be exciting to see our experts develop innovative new ways to use the F-35 that have not been thought of yet.”

The second priority of the warfare center is integrating the capabilities of air, space and cyberspace to achieve greater warfighting effect in the battlespace.

“Integration of the F-35’s incredible sensors, and its ability to operate anywhere in the battlespace, will make the whole of all our forces more survivable and lethal,” Lofgren said.

Using the F-35A in tandem with the F-22 Raptor increases this lethality.

According to Gen. Mike Hostage III, Air Combat Command commander, the Air Force needs the fifth generation of capability it’s leveraging with the F-35A and F-22.

“No amount of fourth-generation capability is going to be able to survive in the environment that will be presented by our adversaries in the next

Photo by Claudette Roulo

Frank Kendall, undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, speaks at the Precision Strike conference in Springfield, Va., March 20.

region in the new defense strategy was in recognition of China’s “very aggressive and very focused” modernization program, he added.

Other countries also are investing in military technologies, Kendall said, and are capitalizing on commercial investment to gain a competitive edge.

“And they’re doing things that are focused on our capabilities and how to defeat our capabilities,” he said.

Since the Cold War ended more than 20 years ago, he said, there’s been a presumption that the United States is technologically superior. “I don’t think we can safely carry that presumption forward,” he added. “We have to work to maintain that.”

As the Defense Department makes additional budget cuts, Kendall said, he will dedicate himself to protecting future capabilities.

“This is a race that isn’t over,” he added. “We need to be thinking about the next generation. What comes after the [technological] revolution that we showed to the world?”

DOD’s force structure is sized appropriately for

the missions it carries out, Kendall said, but there is excess capacity elsewhere. The Defense Department’s budget carries a lot of fixed costs, he noted, one of which is installations.

“We didn’t get rid of nearly all of our excess capacity in the first three rounds of [base realignment and closure], so there’s more to be done there and money to be saved,” he said. “Essentially, the taxpayers of the country are carrying the load of these extra installations -- these extra facilities -that we don’t need, because of local politics. That’s not the right thing to do for the country or for national security.”

Congress needs to strike a “grand deal,” Kendall said.

“It seems to take a … strong forcing function to get the Congress to do anything,” he said, noting that the next crisis that will force Congress to act is the debt ceiling, expected to hit in June or July.

“We really need the politicians to sit down and resolve their differences and come to some compromise about how to handle the deficit,” Kendall said.

decade without a fifth-generation capability to open up the way, to basically beat down the threat,” he said. “Having the F-35s at Nellis brings the test and evaluation of the aircraft closer to operational conditions. I can’t think of a better place to take the F-35 through the steps needed to reach initial operating capability for our Air Force.”

The final warfare center’s priority is to use the triad of live f lying, virtual or simulator f lying, and the constructive or synthetic threats and battlespace to test and develop tactics and conduct advanced training of future leaders using the F-35A. This final priority is driven by the fact the aircraft’s capabilities are so advanced that “we cannot develop our warfighting edge with live flying alone,” Lofgren said.

A simulator complex to test and develop tactics and to conduct advanced training is being built at Nellis AFB and will provide F-35A pilots with realistic threat scenarios they could face in real-world combat.

The F-35A will be doing its live-f lying training over the Nevada Test and Training Range.

“The F-35, with its advanced electronic warfare

and integrated avionics, is able to locate and identify real and fake targets and jam with unmatched precision which will present a challenge for the NTTR to replicate the threat,” Lofgren said.

Combining virtual and live training will allow the Air Force to “link and integrate current and future combat systems,” the general said.

The F-35A Lightning II blends the capabilities of seven legacy aircraft into one. As a stealth aircraft, it can enter areas without being seen by radar and this capability will also allow the pilot to see other aircraft first. The F-35 can also penetrate deeper into enemy territory allowing it to find and destroy ground targets while evading hostile surface-to-air weapons.

“Not only is it deadly in the air, it is easy to work on and sustain,” he said. “Great improvements have been made in sustaining this aircraft so our worldclass maintainers can fix and ready the F-35 faster.”

Nellis is scheduled to receive 36 F-35A Lightning IIs by 2020.

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IsR Warriors raise bar at Red Flag

By Maj. christian P. Hodge AF ISR Agency Public Affairs

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO LACKLAND, Texas — As the sun sets and twilight reigns over another picturesque Nevada desert night on Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., a group of warriors, who traditionally work in the shadows and are new to this unique battlespace, prepare for conflict.

Armed with some of the military’s latest technologies and defined objectives in mind, these Airmen begin to process, exploit and disseminate intelligence to an extent and level never achieved before.

They do this as part of a continuing campaign that prepares fighters for the future, a war game called Red Flag.

The 526th Intelligence Squadron at Nellis AFB, under the 70th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing, part of the Air Force ISR Agency, ensured ISR became an essential part of Red Flag this year. The 526th IS stood up one year ago to fully integrate ISR into all aspects of Red Flag 13-3, Feb. 25 to March 15.

Red Flag is the Air Force’s premier aerial warfare training exercise, and the 526th IS is now a permanent part of it.

“We are really excited this year because this is the first time that we’ve been able to bring real-time intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance together here at Red Flag from start to finish,” said Maj. Gen. Robert Otto, Air Force ISR Agency commander.

In the past, intelligence platforms and sensors have been a part of Red Flag, but all the ISR pieces had not fully participated before.

“If you think of this as a five-piece band and each of the musicians is playing a different song all at the same time,

grated into Red Flag, along with much more robust scenario development, tactical mentoring, and in-depth tactics analysis for rated and non-rated operators. All of this equates to an extremely valuable training experience, according to the intelligence squadron commander.

He also said it is about something more.

“First and foremost is ISR integration, and for the ISR professional this isn’t as much about training as it is integration and education,” said Lt. Col. Christopher Reiz, 526th IS commander. “The 526th IS isn’t focusing on particular area of responsibility requirements, pivots, or specific threats, but rather providing an opportunity for our Airmen, who executed counter insurgency and counter terrorism operations successfully for so many years, to prepare for contested and degraded major combat operations.”

U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Christian P. Hodge The ability for both ISR and Combat Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance warriors from the 526th Intelligence Squadron, along with more than two dozen augmentees from across the Air Force ISR Air Force rated and non-rated operators Agency, fully participated in Red Flag 13-3 Feb. 25 to March 15. They brought real-time to integrate in the same location provides a fantastic opportunity to prepare for ISR capabilities for the first time ever to the Air Force’s premiere aerial warfare exercise. tomorrow’s fight, according to Reiz. Red there’s a tremendous amount of disso- aviators, space experts, cyber experts Flag is now giving ISR warriors a chance nance and you’re not making sense of and other key personnel who support to train, learn, fight and win along with what’s going on,” said Otto. “Really for the fight and execute combat operations. their colleagues in combat.

“Since inception of war, intelligence “They are going to get a holistic unISR we need to bring together, not just the platform and the sensor, but also the derstanding of just what needs to come has been deemed one of the most imporanalysis and the communications paths together to be effective,” Otto said. “Then tant facets for victory, and, as General upon which the data travels, and then the we’re going to have, within the intelli- Otto said, ‘Nellis is the center of the unidata transport and storage. It’s only by gence, surveillance and reconnaissance verse for tactics, and prepping operators the intersection of all five of those pieces area of this, people who have a chance to for the fight,’” Reiz said. “Bringing the that come together like five musicians be a package commander and who will Air Force ISR Agency and Blue Force playing in harmony on the same song be in charge of bringing this ISR force ISR operations to Nellis is a key breakwhen we really bring the product that we to bear. At the end of the day, this is all through for not only the ISR community, about a better understanding of the battle but also combat operations and training. want to affect the battlespace.”

More than two dozen ISR profes- space and then providing targeting, so Coalition successes in future conflicts, sionals flew into Nellis AFB to augment that the aircraft can be effective in their crisis, or humanitarian activities, will rely heavily on the training, education, the 526th IS for the exercise. For many mission.”

This is the first time Blue Force, or and tactics, techniques, and procedures of them, it was the first time they sat through a mass briefing with all of the “friendly force,” capabilities were inte- development we do here today.”

Typhoons swing into Red Flag for first time By caitlin Kenney 99th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — The British Royal Air Force sent a Typhoon FGR4 squadron to participate in Red Flag for the first time in exercise 13-3.

They will learn advanced tactics in a fast tempo learning environment and demonstrate their capabilities in a coalition setting.

With augmentees from 1, 3, and 6 Squadrons, and 29 Squadron, Qualified Weapons Instructors course, 11 Squadron is back at Nellis after being the lead during the 2008 Green Flag exercise that “was part of the project that declared an initial operating

capability for Typhoon in the air to surface role,” said R AF Squadron Leader Matthew D’Aubyn, Officer Commanding Typhoon, Standards and Evaluation, who is here to independently evaluate the squadrons’ tactics and standards during Red Flag.

“I’m here to learn like everyone else, but as a standards guy, I want to be here during Red Flag so I can assimilate all the lessons learned as best I can and then take them back and distribute those across the wider force,” D’Aubyn said. This will “prepare those pilots in the present and the future to operate with coalition partners in this kind of environment and across this broad spectrum,” he said.

The multi-role or “swing-role” ca-

pability of the Typhoon FGR4, as well as its advanced features, set it apart from other aircraft at the Royal Air Force’s disposal.

D’Aubyn said “we are performing both of those roles here and that’s one of the great benefits of the Red Flag training. It gives us the opportunity to practice all of our disciplines, all of our missions across a very broad spectrum of threats whilst integrating with a very large package of other aircraft.”

“What makes the Typhoon different as an advanced fighter is that you have this multitude of sensors and a whole array of information displayed that enables your situational awareness to expand to a much wider range than it ever did before on pre-

vious platforms and that’s really important, in today’s operations,” D’Aubyn explained.

A former Jaguar pilot, D’Aubyn likes how the Typhoon factors in the pilot’s needs during missions, from ease of movement to targeting.

“What I find great about f lying the Typhoon is it has carefree handling, so I don’t have to worry about overstressing the aircraft because the aircraft in some parts flies itself. It just does what I tell it, which is fantastic. It has a really huge amount of power and that’s great... And we have the helmet mount to sight and that’s a really nice capability in the air-to-air role,” he added.

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There is no coverage if they are referred or just go off base for care.

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Other options available for college By senior Airman Matthew Lancaster 99th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody sent out a letter March 12 to Airmen stating military Tuition Assistance has been suspended for the rest of the 2013 fiscal year due to sequestration.

In October 2002, TA went from 75 percent not to exceed $3,500 to 100 percent not to exceed $4,500 within a fiscal year. As of now, TA has dropped to 0 percent.

“Our nation and our Air Force are working through some significant fiscal challenges.

The combined effects of continuing resolution and sequestration are forcing some very tough decisions,” Cody said.

In FY12, 104,422 Airmen used TA to: -Receive their Community College of the Air Force degree -Get promoted -Prepare for a civilian career when they separate or retire from the military “You know the Air Force has been a strong supporter of education,” said Alice Patton, 99th Force Support Squadron chief of education and training. “[A] well educated work force is a better work force.”

There are other avenues for Airmen to receive funding to attend off-duty education.

Airmen can utilize scholarships or grants.

Some schools also offer in house financial assistance. Airmen can also use CLEP and DANTE testing offered through the education office. CLEP and DANTE tests are free to military for the first test for each class.

“Don’t give up on education just because this one door closed,” Patton said. “We have other doors opening.”

Every Thursday at 2 p.m. the education office gives a GI Bill and financial aid options briefing.

“People need help, and we need to counsel people on what they need help for,” Patton said. “The worse thing for me is for an Airman to come in and say, ‘Oh, I didn’t know about that,’ or ‘Oh, I’d wish I’d known about that.’”

Sources say as of now TA will come back online by FY14 at the latest.

“Headquarters is telling me it’s on the books for FY14,” Patton said. “[TA will have] a different look, but it’s on the books.

We’ll know more information as October approaches.”

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Furlough to affect thrift savings plan contributions By claudette Roulo American Forces Press Service

(AFNS) — Federal civilian employees could see their Thrift Savings Plan contributions reduced if furloughs take effect.

The Thrift Savings Plan is a retirement savings and investment plan for federal employees and members of the uniformed services, including the Ready Reserve.

“Employees who have selected their TSP contribution to be a percentage of their pay will see smaller contributions during the furlough period due to their reduced pay,” said Navy Cmdr.

Leslie Hull-Ryde, a Defense Department spokeswoman.

For example, an employee who earns $1,000 of basic pay every twoweek pay period and contributes 10 percent of it to the TSP would make a $100 TSP contribution during a normal pay period. However, if the

employee is furloughed for two days per pay period, his or her basic pay would decrease to $800. As a result, the TSP contribution would be $80 per pay period.

Employees who contribute a set dollar amount won’t see that amount change with a reduction in pay, HullRyde said. For this reason, now is a good time to review TSP contribution amounts to see if they are appropriate, TSP officials said.

Basic pay reductions also will affect the matching funds contributed by the Defense Department and other agencies. According to a TSP news release, any reduction in pay will proportiona lly decrease t he matching f unds contribution, regardless of whether employees contribute a percentage of their pay or a set dollar amount.

The furloughs may cause financial hardship for some employees, and in those cases they may consider making a hardship withdrawal from their TSP

fund. Such withdrawals have several restrictions: -- If you take a hardship withdrawal, you will not be able to make any TSP contributions for six months after having received your funds.

-- You may withdraw only your contributions and the earnings associated with them, and the total amount cannot exceed your financial hardship.

-- You must pay income tax on the taxable portion of any withdrawal, and you may also be subject to a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty tax.

-- If you are a Federal Employees Retirement System participant, you will not receive agency matching contributions.

-- A hardship withdrawal cannot be repaid, so your TSP account is permanently reduced by the amount of your withdrawal.

A better option may be taking a loan against your TSP, officials said.

Loans can be repaid -- plus interest

-- but the account continues to accrue earnings even as the loan is paid back.

TSP officials recommend that employees think carefully before decreasing or stopping their traditional TSP contributions. Those contributions are subtracted from pre-tax income, and terminating the contributions could increase income tax liability. Roth TSP contributions are subtracted from employees’ after-tax income, and changes will not affect tax liability.

“One of the great things about your TSP contributions, no matter how small, is that the earnings compound over time. If you stop your contributions, even for a short time, you’ll miss this opportunity altogether,” the news release said.

Federa l Employees Ret i rement System participants would, in effect, be losing free money by stopping their contributions, because matching contributions also would stop, officials said.

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The squadron came to Nellis in a deployment capacity so the high tempo of operations is part of learning how to work in a combat scenario.

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Nellis pilot first reservist to fly F-35

By Maj. Jessica Martin 926th Group Public Affairs

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — A reservist from the 706th Fighter Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., recently became the first to fly the F-35A Lightning II, Air Force’s newest aircraft.

Maj. Joseph Scholtz is an operational test pilot integrated into the active duty Air Force’s 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron, and currently Nellis AFB’s only qualified F-35 pilot.

“It’s great to be on the ground floor,” said Scholtz.

“The program gives us a chance to influence how the Air Force is going to operate.”

The 422nd TES is unique in that it is the Air Force’s only flying squadron to have all fighter aircraft with A10s, F-15Cs, F-15Es, F-16s, F-22s, and now the nation’s newest airframe, the F-35.

Each flying platform in the 422nd TES is designated by a division, and each division generally takes several years of planning meetings, infrastructure expansion and dedicated maintenance support to build up. At least one reservist is integrated into each division to provide continuity over the years.

“Maj Scholtz was a natural choice upon which to build our new F-35 division,” said Lt. Col. Ryan Suttlemyre, 422nd TES commander. “He is incredibly smart on the test process, a hard worker, and very detail oriented.”

Photo courtesy of 53rd Wing public affairs

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. — (Far right) Maj. Joseph Scholtz, 706th Fighter Squadron operational test pilot, salutes Col. Andrew Toth, 33rd Fighter Wing commander, upon completion of his first training sortie in the F-35A Lightning here Oct. 30. Scholtz is a reservist assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., as the installation’s first qualified F-35 pilot.

Before joining the Reserve in 2009, Scholtz was an active duty Airman in the 422nd TES flying A-10s. His prior experience with the unit coupled with the potential to remain at Nellis for a longer duration, proved advantageous to the new program.

After board selection for the position, Scholtz trained for three months at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., to become qualified to fly the fifth generation, multi-role fighter.

As test director, Scholtz is responsible for organizing ways to explore tactics and learning how to integrate the aircraft with other airframes.

“Some of the tests we execute are planned and flown over a number of years, and the ability to have Major Scholtz in place as the test director and long-term continuity for the program is invaluable,” Suttlemyre said.

“We depend on having key relationships with the contractors and engineers that develop new hardware, software and weapons, so having the same person interact with them provides unique benefits,” he said.

Just as the Reserve-active duty partnership is significant to the division at Nellis, interaction with the operational test community is essential for the program’s overall success.

“While the long-term continuity of reservists is key, it’s also important to balance that with a continuing influx of active duty aircrew entering the operational test community,” Suttlemyre said.

“Our RegAF aircrews, most of whom are arriving from operational tours, guarantee we remain connected to the current challenges of combat-coded squadrons and what is happening in the combat theaters,” he said.

The F-35 is a single-engine, single-seat fighter made for air-to-air and air-to-surface operations. It was designed with international compatibility and integration in mind, with Nellis receiving the ConventionalTakeoff-and-Landing variant specified for the Air Force.

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Chance of a lifetime; getting the most from volunteer experience commentary by Maj. Dear Beloved 505th Test Squadron

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — We all hear about the myriad of volunteer opportunities available on and off base. Our leaders encourage us to get out in the local community and represent the Air Force.

Sometimes we go; other times we just get busy.

We might volunteer in order to fill one last line on our quarterly award package or performance report. The best kind of volunteer activity is just doing it for fun, and this is exactly what happened for me recently in an experience I could have never predicted.

I was still in Afghanistan when I saw an email from the Nellis Top III calling for NASCAR volunteers. The job? Pull rooftop security at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for 10 hours during the race.

Having never attended a race, I leapt at the opportunity and was added the volunteer roster. A month later, I woke after five hours of sleep, silently regretting the lost hour of daylight saving time. I arrived at the speedway before sunrise and gathered at the

(Right) The No. 43 car, driven by Aric Almirola, races around the track during the Kobalt Tools 400 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway March 10 in Las Vegas. Almirola is a Cuban-American NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racecar driver, currently driving the No. 43 Smithfield Foods/ United States Air Force/ STP Ford for Richard Petty Motorsports.

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meeting point before the day started with a routine sign-in and issue of a staff vest along with security training.

We headed for the open rooftop area high above the speedway, and that’s when I realized this was going to be no ordinary day.

The clear skies, calm air and approaching sunrise were positive signs.

I was reminded of the movie “Cars” as I noted t he neat layout of t he track’s inside grounds. Having nearly finished my familiarization round of the rooftop, I greeted a NASCAR

representative who was just entering the control room, a nerve center high above the checkered f lag. She soon discovered that we were Air Force volunteers and revealed that her father had been retired Air Force. As the NASCAR Timing and Scoring Official, she enthusiastically invited me into the control room where I also met Michael Phillips, the NASCAR Senior Track Manager. I could not stay long, the day was only beginning.

The Top III volunteers had full access to the entire speedway with very

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Due to our early arrival, some volunteers took the opportunity to view the garages and pit areas. Already feeling lucky to have this experience as a volunteer, the day got even better when we helped a few senior business executives take a group photo. They extended an invitation to their VIP suite where we met drivers Tony Stewart, Danica Patrick and Ryan Newman.

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Maj. Gen. Jeffrey G. Lofgren, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center commander, speaks during the formal arrival ceremony of the F-35 Lightning II in the Thunderbird Hangar at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., March 19. The F-35A will be integrated into advanced training programs such as the USAF Weapons School, Red Flag and Green Flag exercises.

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The Nellis Air Force Base Honor Guard marches towards the stage to post the colors at the F-35A Lighting II arrival ceremony March 19, in the Thunderbird Hangar at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev.

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34th Weapons Squadron participates in terminal employment phase By senior Airman Brett clashman 99th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Office

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — The 34th Weapons Squadron, assigned to the U.S. Air Force Weapons School began the terminal employment phase of their class syllabus March 11, over the Orchard Combat Training Center, Idaho.

Four students assigned to the U.S. Air Force Weapons School began rigorous training scenarios during the two-week phase, displaying maximum combat effectiveness to instructor pilots.

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An HH-60 Pave Hawk assigned to the 34th Weapons Squadron at the U.S. Air Force Weapons School, Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., powers down after arriving at Gowen Field, Idaho, March 8. The 34th WPS conducted the terminal employment phase of the weapons school syllabus

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Nellis youth wins state title By 99th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Angel Reynoso, Nellis Air Force Base Youth of the Year, won the Boys and Girls Club’s State Youth of the Year title for Nevada March 13.

Reynoso was chosen from seven finalists to represent the state at the regional Youth of the Year competition to be held later this year.

Reynoso,17, is the son of Master Sgt. Benjamin Reynoso, 99th Medical Support Squadron, and Griselea Reynoso. He

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Sundays during worship for ages 18 months-Pre K in the Annex and Kindergarten-5th Grade meet in the Chapel basement.

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Good Friday- March 29 at the Nellis Chapel 7 p.m.

Holy Saturday- March 30 at the Nellis Chapel 7 p.m.

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March 28: Creech Job Fair: The Job Fair at Creech is March 28, 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., at the Guardian Dining Hall. Come and meet representatives from a variety of local and out-of-state businesses. For more information, call the Creech Airman and Family Readiness Center, (702)404-0285, or 404-0864.

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Gate Changes: The Range Road gate will no longer conduct commercial vehicle searches or issue base passes. All commercial traffic will be rerouted to the Area II commercial gate for inspection and all visitors will be processed at the Main Gate Visitor Center 24/7. In addition, on Oct. 6 the Hollywood and VA gates will close until further notice.

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702-304-8170

300 S. Martin Luther King BLvd.

Also available in Black

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OPEN

7 DAYS

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