11-08-2013 The Patriot (Joint Base Charleston)

Joint Base Charleston, S.C.

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Friday, November 8, 2013

Col. DeVore visits with 437th AW Airmen

U.S. Air Force photo / Airman 1st Class Chacarra Neal

Staff Sgt. Brian Farley, 437th Maintenance Squadron Non-Destructive Inspection inspector gives Col. Jeff DeVore, Joint Base Charleston commander, Col. Darren Hartford, 437th Airlift Wing commander, and Col. James Fontanella, 315th Airlift Wing commander, a brief synopsis of his job Nov. 5, 2013, at Joint Base Charleston – Air Base, S.C. DeVore visited several different squadrons to include 437th NDI, 437th Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory, the Passenger Terminal, as well as the 373rd Training Squadron, Detachment 5 as part of an immersion to learn about the 437 AW. See more photos on Page 4.

Command Chief: Grounded in reality

INSIDE NEXT GENERATION Different methods of communication See page 2

SUPERVISORS

Refresher course offered in 2014 See page 3

WELCOME HOME

14th AS returns from deployment See page 5

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By Aiman 1st Class Chacarra Neal Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs

"Rank doesn't matter, actions do," said Chief Master Sgt. Shawn M. Hughes, 437th Airlift Wing command chief.

Hughes was appointed as the 437th AW Command Chief on 10 July 2013.

Born Sean Michael Kennedy in Northern Michigan with three other siblings, Hughes's upbringing was not of the traditional type.

"My mother went AWOL when I was six," said Hughes. "I was put in child protective services, along with one of my brothers."

The lengthy process of finding a new home for Hughes was just starting.

"After my mother left, I was moved into and out of several different foster homes before finally meeting the Hughes family," said Hughes.

Even though Hughes had found a home and a new family, his brothers and sisters were spread out among three separate families.

"They took me in as if I were one of their own, I was overwhelmed at how well the Hughes's treated me," said Hughes.

The years passed and throughout high school, Hughes spent his summers working on a farm.

"That was one of the deals, when you were old enough to work, you worked."

Following high school Hughes enrolled in college. After about three years of going to school full-time and working a full-time job he decided that was not the path for him.

"I was hanging with the wrong crowd," said Hughes. "I didn't have any goals, so I found myself going nowhere. I was in college just to be in college. Truth is I didn't fit in at school, I didn't fit in at work, I didn't even fit in with the wrong crowd."

So Hughes decided to take another route.

"After seeing one of my close friends join the Air Force I took a hard long look in the mirror and decided that I was going nowhere anytime fast if I didn't make a change as well," said Hughes.

Hughes joined the Air Force May of 1987 as a boom operator on a KC-135 Stratotanker.

"I had the greatest view in the Air Force," said Hughes. "It was the perfect job for me at that time."

A boom operator performs in-flight refueling.

Lying on their stomachs in the tail section of a Stratotanker, boom operators peer through a small window while maneuvering a refueling

boom into an awaiting aircraft thirsty for fuel.

Hughes loved his job, but at the end of the day he still had other hobbies that he did to recharge so he would be his best at work.

"While playing an NBA tryouts basketball game ... also known as a pick-up game during lunch at the base gym, my legs were swept out from underneath me and a loud popping noise could be heard throughout the entire gym," said Hughes.

The injury left Hughes with a torn ACL and a torn meniscus leaving Hughes unable to fulfill his duties as a boom operator.

"I didn't like the idea of not being able to fly in the aircraft and get the mission done, so after a hard long talk with the flight doctor I decided surgery was the only way I could return to normal," said Hughes.

The four hour surgery was not the only hurdle Hughes was about to face, he would not only have to physically overcome the injury, but mentally as well.

"It took me about eight years to fully recover from the injury. I held onto the injury for a long time.

Every little twinge, tweak, or pinch sent me back to the doc until one day I had enough." said Hughes. "I threw my knee brace away and mentally let go of the fear that I would reinjure my knee."

Hughes developed a great passion for bike riding which stemmed from his knee injury.

"I've always been competitive, not against other people, but myself," said Hughes. "My internal self-challenge comes from a long standing feeling that I don't belong."

Hughes took his passion for bike riding and running to a new level when he decided to take on the challenge of Iron Man Triathlons.

An Iron Man Triathlon starts with a Closter phobic 2.4 mile swim, followed by a 112 mile bike, and ending with a grueling 26.2 mile run.

"I don't think in Air Force terms when it comes to physical fitness, it is just who I am," said Hughes. "It is my lifestyle. This is how I would live whether I was in the Air Force or not."

With every mountain that Hughes had to climb during his lifetime he always found a way to look at the bright side of things which has left

Chief Master Sgt. Shawn Hughes 437th Airlift Wing command chief

him with his own unique view on life.

"How you do things is equally as important as what you do," said Hughes. "While you can achieve success by destroying or breaking an organization, if you can take people and raise them up rather than running them into the ground to achieve success, then you've truly done something."

Hughes stated that he will retire when he wakes up and has lost motivation to go to work.

That day will be when he can no longer be understood by young Airman, or when he can no longer hold a conversation with those appointed above him.

"Walking into a room I would like to be known as the guy who did," said Hughes.

"You get one spin on the merry-go-round," said Hughes. "One shot at life. Figure out who you are and ground yourself in that. Do the best that you can. And don't be afraid to be outstanding."

With a wife and two children and more than 25 years of experience in the Air Force, Hughes stands ready to serve as the 437th AW Command Chief.

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COMMENTARY

Commentary by Master Sgt. Eric Rainer 15th Airlift Squadron First Sergeant

Not too long ago there were two accountability systems called "Roll Call and Recall."

For the Roll Call, you came to your work center, someone yelled out your name and you said, "Here or Present." Or if it was a Recall, your phone rang and you said “hello” and acknowledged the individual on the phone.

Until recently, "communicate" meant to talk face-to-face or on the phone. But both the Net Generation, 1980 through 1989, and the iGeneration, born in the 1990s and beyond, have

turned the concept of communication upside down. Hint: "I dont tlk on th fone. txt im fb me."

I'm an "old fogie or old school" and I guarantee that I can walk into any office and see someone on their smart device doing something besides their work and it bothers me. But I'm paid to think, so I have to understand that the younger generation doesn't remember a time without the constant connectivity to the world that these technologies bring. They're growing up with expectations of always being present in a social way – always being available to peers wherever they are.

If your reading the this paper, you may be an "old fogie" or an "old school'er" like me. I know

that this is alarming to you, but quite honestly, you have to recognize that this is the way it is and is going to be, at least until the next new form of e-communication bursts into our world.

If you supervise young Airmen, you must learn how to text or you will never "connect." To the now and up-and-coming generation, it is all about connection. So, if you ask via text "how are you doing Airman Don" and you receive AAS back, you should send back a  because they are "Alive And Smiling." They’re probably AATK ("Always At The Keyboard”), but never let them ACD ("Alt Control Delete") you.

Being in a hurry gets you nowhere Commentary by Senior Airman Ashlee Galloway Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs

Have you ever sped to work because you felt like you were running late? Have you ever watched the cars around you that are in such a hurry? Have you complained multiple times about the cost of gas?

When you are running late for work, or trying to get to your destination quickly, you tend to speed. Rushing around, swerving in and out of cars because you feel like the person in front of you is going "too slow," when in reality they are going the speed limit.

I'll be the first to admit that I have done this a time or two. But did you ever stop to think how much faster you are actually getting there? How much is that extra five to 10 miles per hour really getting you? That's the thing ... it is not getting you to your destination any faster; you are just making your trip unsafe for yourself, your family if they are in the car, and even the people around you.

On top of all that, you know those gas prices you were just complaining about? Well speeding around everywhere wastes gas, it makes your gas gauge go down even faster.

As stated on www.fueleconomy.gov, aggressive driving (speeding, rapid acceleration and braking) wastes gas. It can lower your gas mileage by 33 percent at highway speeds and by five percent around town. While each vehi-

cle reaches its optimal fuel economy at a different speed, gas mileage usually decreases rapidly at speeds above 50 mph. You can assume that each 5 mph you drive over 50 mph is like paying an additional $0.25 per gallon for gas.

I recently started watching the cars that are rushing around everywhere. For example, in my observance, a car sped around me while I was going the speed limit, and then got right in front of me. What did that do except only allow him to get one car ahead? Then I saw this car do it again, and they accelerated down the road. Then I pull up to the next stoplight. Guess who was at the same stoplight as me, only TWO cars ahead in the other lane? You guessed it, the car that was speeding around everyone in such a hurry.

And where did that person end up? That person ends up in the same spot as everyone else.

I see this multiple times daily. Everywhere that you go, you will see people doing this, and what they don't realize is that they are not getting anywhere any faster. They end up at their destination at about the same time as they would have if they went the speed limit.

There is a speed limit for a reason. That is so a motor vehicle does not exceed the number on the sign. If you go over this number, you are only wasting your own gas and money, and putting others in danger.

According to www.nsc.org, the National Safety Council has determined by survey that drivers speed because they are in a hurry, they're inattentive to their driving, they don't

take traffic laws seriously, they don't think the laws apply to them, they don't view their driving behavior as dangerous and/or they don't expect to get caught.

What does speeding result in?

There are over 13,000 lives lost each year in work zone crashes and fatalities - speed was the factor in 27 percent of fatal crashes in construction and maintenance zones in 2005, unsafe school zones - compliance with lower speed limits is poor, and economic costs. The economic costs that are from speed related crashes cost society over $40 billion annually, according to the National Highway Traffic Administration, and every minute "gained" by speeding to a destination costs the United States society over $76,000.

Is all of this really worth trying to get somewhere a little bit faster? In my opinion, the answer is no.

If you find yourself rushing to work every day, then set your alarm five minutes earlier. If you need to get to an appointment on time, then make sure you give yourself enough time to get there. If you don't like the gas prices and feel as though they are too high, then accelerate your car a little slower instead of stepping on the gas when you are at a stoplight or stop-sign and go the correct speed. And if you go the speed limit that was set on the road, by law, then there may not be as many accidents every day, and people just might start to feel safer on the roads. This is all worth it in the long run.

Bluejacket, Junior, Senior Sailor for NSA Charleston announced

Capt. Timothy Sparks, Joint Base Charleston deputy commander, and Naval Support Activity Charleston Commanding Officer, present Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medals to Bluejacket of the Year, Petty Officer 3rd Class Katherine Carney (left) and Junior Sailor of the Year Petty Officer 2nd Class April Dewar (bottom left). Captain Sparks also recognized the Senior Sailor of the Year, Petty Officer 1st Class Terrance Green (below), who will continue to compete for Sailor of the Year throughout Commander, Navy Region Southeast Command.

These recognitions took place at Good Shepherd Chapel, Joint Base Charleston – Weapons Station, Oct. 31, 2013.

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New supervisor refresher course slated to kick off fiscal year 2014

By Staff Sgt. William O’Brien Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs

The Supervisor Refresher Course will begin being offered by the Air Force Personnel Professional Development School at Maxwell AFB, AL in fiscal year 2014.

“As the FY14 schedule indicated, the course rolled out in October 2013 and will ramp up to full operational capability by the summer of 2014,” said Darrell S. Nesbitt, 628 Force Support Squadron chief of education and training. “The School will designate particular classes for overseas student participation.”

The Supervisor Refresher Course provides a refresher in civilian personnel management fundamentals and key supervisory and management competencies.

“This course was designed to meet the federal mandate for follow-on supervisory education at least once every three years after completing the initial supervisory courses,” said Nesbitt.

The course is open to civilian supervisors who have completed the USAF Supervisor Course, the Advanced USAF Supervisor Course and Civilian Personnel Management Course and the Military Personnel Management Course at least three years ago.

Force Development Flights, in coordination with the Civilian Personnel Section, should use the Supervisory

Training Status Report to identify and notify supervisors for the course.

This training will be open to 200 participants and take place at their home station. The training will primarily consist of various web-based trainings.

“Live webinars will be hosted via Defense Connect Online (DCO) and other coursework – readings, videos, activities – will be completed in the Blackboard Learning Management System. Students will be assigned to teams for group activities,” said Nesbitt. “They can expect to spend approximately 4 hours per day total on coursework.

“Students are required to coordinate class work, location, and scheduling prior to the class,” he said. “Since the class is run on consecutive days, there is less flexibility for absences than in the initial supervisory courses.”

For more information, contact the Air Force Personnel Professional Development School Course Support Team at DSN 493-9545/8944 or e-mail at Maxwell.ECPD.CPMC@ maxwell.af.mil.

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14th AS Airmen return from deployment

Colonel Darren Hartford, 437th Airlift Wing commander, shakes hands with Tech. Sgt. Jason Hoffman, 14th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, as he exits the plane returning to Joint Base Charleston — Air Base, S.C. November 2, 2013 from his deployment.

Sarah Hanks, wife of Senior Master Sgt. Justus Hanks, 437th Operations Support Squadron Aircrew Flight Equipment superintendent and Chief Master Sgt. Shawn Hughes, 437th Airlift Wing command chief, share a laugh with baby, Noah Hanks, while awaiting the return of Sarah’s husband November 2, 2013 at Joint Base Charleston — Air Base, S.C. SMSgt Hanks was deployed with the 14th Airlift Squadron.

Holly Hall waits for her husband, 14th Airlift Squadron pilot Captain Matthew Hall, to exit the plane, along with her children Cooper, Cailyn and Kallie (not pictured) at Joint Base Charleston — Air Base, S.C. on November 2, 2013.

Airmen of the 437th Airlift Wing and 14th Airlift Squadron exit the aircraft that brought them home from deployment November 2, 2013 at Joint Base Charleston — Air Base, S.C.

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628th ABW holds October promotion & Quarterly Awards ceremony

Photo and story by Tech. Sgt. Rasheen Douglas Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs

The 628th Air Base Wing held its monthly promotion ceremony combined with their Quarterly Awards ceremony for the 3rd Quarter October 31, 2013, at the Charleston Club at Joint Base Charleston - Air Base, S.C. Twenty-four Airmen received promotions.

Congratulation to May's promotees: 628th Civil Engineer Squadron Senior Airman Dylan Archer

Staff Sgt. Daniel Hauprich

Senior Airman Andrew Bradley Senior Airman Christopher Whidden Senior Airman Jennifer Levine

628th Security Forces Squadron Airman 1st Class Justin Olson Airman 1st Class William Densford Airman 1st Class William Curtis Airman 1st Class Travon Hicks Airman 1st Class Joshua Gomez Senior Airman Corey Horn Senior Airman James Lipscomb

628th Communications Squadron Airman 1st Class James Granata Airman 1st Class Jasmin Harris

628th Logistics Readiness Squadron Airman 1st Class Dylan Churby Airman 1st Class Kimberly Bashore Airman 1st Class Antwon Vaughn Senior Airman Mark Roth

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BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan – The 455th Expeditionary Aerial Port Squadron's mission is to move passengers and cargo in and out of Afghanistan.

Normally an aerial port squadron would be broken down into five major sections, but on Camp Marmal on Forward Operating Base MazarE-Sharif 16 airmen assigned to 455th EAPS detachment two have to perform a variety of tasks daily to include passenger services, special handling, ramp services and the air terminal operations center.

While Mazar-e-Sharif is primarily home to German forces and in Camp Marmal the EAPS Detachment 3 is tasked with loading and unloading every U.S. aircraft that that comes to the base. The detachment moves more than 2,600 tons of cargo and 2,200 personnel each month.

"We process anywhere from one to 10 missions a day between the day and night shifts," said Staff Sgt. Garrett Ingram, 455th EAPS aerial port specialist.

When a plane arrives, the 455th EAPS airmen ensure it is safely parked on the ramp and then escort passengers off.

Afterwards an Airman drives a K-loader to the rear of the aircraft to unload cargo, which can include pallets or vehicles. The EAPS personnel also upload cargo to the aircraft as well.

A big part of the 455 EAPS mission is integrating with joint forces on the flight line to move people and cargo is Senior Airman James Harrison, a 455th EAPS aerial port journeyman on his first deployment from Charleston AFB, S.C. "We support all the forces on Mazar-E-Sharif," said Harrison, also a native of Charleston, S.C. "We have moved cargo for the Germans, Turkish and all the U.S. service members even Coast Guard. Our mission here is important because items [people and cargo] don't really get moved without us."

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437th AW announces 3rd Quarter Award winners

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(Left) Col. Darren Hartford, 437th Airlift Wing commander, and (Right) Chief Master Sgt. Shawn Hughes, 437th AW command chief, stand with the 437th AW 3rd Quarter Award Winners during the 3rd Quarterly Awards ceremony Oct 31, 2013, at Joint Base Charleston – Air Base, S.C. (Left to Right), Arthur Cormier, Civilian of the Quarter Category II, Capt. Kyle Stewart, Company Grade Officer of the Quarter, Carol Coulter, Civilian of the Quarter Category I, Master Sgt. Michael Jackson, Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter, Staff Sgt. Keitha McCarthy, Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter, and Airman 1st Class Donald Kinlin, III.

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Col. Jeffrey DeVore, Joint Base Charleston commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Earl Hannon, 628th Air Base Wing command chief, present Senior Airman Aaron Williams, 437th Aerial Port Squadron passenger terminal specialist, the John Levitow Award during the Airman Leadership School Class 13-G graduation ceremony October 24, 2013, at JB Charleston - Air Base, S.C. The Levitow Award is awarded for a student's exemplary demonstration of excellence, both as a leader and scholar.

315th Airmen participate in annual Charleston Veteran's Day parade

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Members of the 315th Airlift Wing participated in the annual Charleston Veteran's Day parade in Charleston's downtown historic district Sunday. The parade was organized by the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center and included marching bands, historic military vehicles, floats, motorcycle groups and veterans service organizations from the Charleston area.

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JB Charleston holds Domestic Violence Awareness Luncheon Red silhouettes stand in memory of service members who were lost due to domestic violence at a Domestic Violence Awareness luncheon October 31, 2013 at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The luncheon featured guest speaker, Lucy Forest, whose daughter was a victim of domestic violence.

A Domestic Violence Awareness luncheon was held October 31, 2013 at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The luncheon featured guest speaker, Lucy Forest, whose daughter was a victim of domestic violence.

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A Domestic Violence Awareness luncheon was held October 31, 2013 at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The luncheon featured guest speaker, Lucy Forest, whose daughter was a victim of domestic violence.

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The Green Knights, representing military and DoD motorcyclists, Blue Knights, representing law enforcement, and Red Knights, representing the fire service members, pose for a photo during the 2013 Knights of the Round Table competition Oct. 20, 2103, in Charleston, S.C. The Green Knights won the coveted knight's scepter and will host next year's competition.

Green Knights win 2103 Knights of the Round Table competition From Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs

Once again the Green Knights Motorcycle Club are the victors at the 2013 Knights of the Round Table competition Oct. 17 through 20, 2103, in Charleston, S.C. The annual Knights of the Round Table Tournament is a motorcycle challenge between the Green Knights, representing military and DoD motorcyclists, Blue Knights, representing law enforcement, and Red Knights, representing the fire service members.

The Competition included events such as: best costume, blacksmith challenge, farthest traveler, the joust, a slow race, a timed race, and obstacle, road kill, and best knight. The totals were tallied and determined the Green Knights won the coveted knight's scepter and will host next year's competition.

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"Everyone who came out said it was one of the best competitions yet."

Donations were accepted at the competition and $1500 was collected and donated to the Wounded Warrior project.

"Any money we raised went to the wounded warrior project," said Sagan. "It is our way of giving back to the military and all of those who have been injured during their service."

Aside from competing in the yearly challenge the Green Knights work to help service members improve their riding skills.

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Justice Files released for July through September From 628th Air Base Wing Staff Judge Advocate

Article 15s ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Logistics Readiness Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 132 of the UCMJ, False or Fraudulent Claim, by claiming his wife on his BAQ and Travel voucher after he and his wife filed for divorce. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Airman, suspended forfeiture of $849.00 per month for two months, 30 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Communications Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 83 of the UCMJ, Fraudulent Enlistment and for violating Article 107, Making a False Official Statement. The member falsified his SF 86 regarding his marijuana use prior to his military career. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Airman, suspended forfeiture of $849.00 pay for one month, 20 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Force Support Squadron received an Article 15 with two specifications for violating Article 86 of the UCMJ, Failure to Go and one specification for violating Article 107, Making a False Official Statement. The member did not go to his medical appointment, or physical training. The member also stated that he was on his way to roll call when he was not. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Airman, suspended forfeiture of $849.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Security Forces Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Failure to Obey Other Lawful Order. The member got into a motorcycle accident off base after being instructed to not ride his motorcycle until he took the required courses, which were not completed. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Airman, suspended forfeiture of $538.00 pay per month for two months and a reprimand. ○ A Senior Airman from 628th Logistics Readiness Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 112a of the UCMJ, Wrongful Use of Marijuana. The member tested positive for THC. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Airman 1st Class, suspended forfeiture of $1,007.00 pay per month for two months and a reprimand. ○ An Airman Basic from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 134 of the UCMJ, Breaking Restriction. The member broke restriction by leaving the base after being ordered to be restricted to the base for a previous Article 15. The member's punishment consisted of suspended forfeiture of $758.00 pay per month for two months, 45 days restriction, 45 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 628th Security Forces Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 128 of the UCMJ, Assault Consummated By a Battery. The member grabbed someone by the shoulders and threw the person to the ground, causing injuries. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Senior Airman, 15 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 437th Aerial Port Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 128 of the UCMJ, Assault Consummated by a Battery. The member had a disagreement with another Airman and grabbed the Airman's arm, which was forceful enough to leave bruises. The member's punishment consisted of a suspended reduction to Airman, suspended forfeiture of $849.00 pay per month for two months with one month, 45 days extra duty with 15 days suspended, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 437th Aerial Port Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 86 of the UCMJ, Failure to Go as well as Article 134 of the UCMJ, Disorderly Conduct. The member was supposed to be at work by 0645, but did not get there until 0711. The member was also at a club with friends when the owner asked them to leave, they refused and the police then arrived. The member still refused to leave and was disorderly with the police officers. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Airman Basic, suspended forfeiture of $758.00 pay per month for two months, 45 days extra with 15 days suspended, and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Sqadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 134 of the UCMJ, Adultery. The member had an affair with another married person. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Senior Airman, suspended forfeiture of $1,201.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628 SFS received an Article 15 for violating Article 86 of the UCMJ , Failure to Go. The member failed to go to work at her appointed time on two different occasions. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to the grade of Airman, suspended forfeiture of $849.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ A Master Sgt. from 437th Maintenance received an Article 15 for violating Article 134 of the UCMJ, Soliciting Another to Commit Prostitution. The member solicited a confidential informant posing as a prostitute. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Tech Sgt., forfeiture of $900.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ A Tech Sgt. from 1 Combat Camera Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Failure to Obey a Lawful Order. The member viewed pornographic websites on a government laptop. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Staff Sgt., 20 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ A Tech Sgt. from 1 Combat Camera Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Dereliction of Duty, and Article 117 of the UCMJ, Provoking Speech or Gesture. The member made inappropriate comments towards another member, and interrupted another Airman's crew rest so he could have sex with someone in the shared room. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Staff Sgt., suspended forfeiture of $1,532.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ A Senior Airman from 1 Combat Camera Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Failure to Obey Lawful Order. The member repeatedly failed to reschedule a room inspection despite being ordered multiple times to do so. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Airman 1st Class, suspended 15 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 628th Force Support Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 112a of the UCMJ, Wrongful Use of a Controlled Substance. The member tested positive for hydrocodone during urinalysis. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Senior Airman, suspended forfeiture of $1,201.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ A Tech Sgt. from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of

the UCMJ, Failure to Obey Lawful Order. The member was instructed not to drink alcohol within 12 hours of takeoff, but did so anyway. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Staff Sgt., forfeiture of $1,532.00 for one month with any amount over $766.00 suspended, and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 112a of the UCMJ, Use of a Schedule II Controlled Substance. The member's urinalysis results returned positive for DAmphetamine . The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Senior Airman, forfeiture of $1,201.00 for two months, and reprimand. ○ An Airman Basic from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Failure to Obey Lawful Order. The member broke a no contact order. The member's punishment consisted of 45 days restriction, 45 days extra duty, suspended $758.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 112a of the UCMJ, Wrongful Use of Marijuana. The member tested positive for marijuana during a urinalysis. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Senior Airman, forfeiture of $1,201.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 108 of the UCMJ, Damage to Military Property. The member punched a hole in the dorm dayroom wall. The member's punishment consisted of a forfeiture of $447.00 pay per month for two months, 16 days extra duty, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Dereliction of Duty. The member wrongfully took "Triple Cs," an over-the-counter medication containing dextromethorphan, contrary to the medication's intended medical purpose. The member's punishment consisted of a reduction to Airman Basic, forfeiture of $758.00 pay per month for two months with that portion of the forfeitures in excess of $379.00 pay per month suspended, 45 days restriction, 45 days extra duty and a reprimand. ○ A Staff Sgt. from 628th Communication Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 107 of the UCMJ, Making a False Official Statement. The member sent an email to leadership within the squadron stating that an airman had been drinking underage and that two people were providing alcohol to them. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Senior Airman and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Security Forces Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 86 of the UCMJ, Failure to Go. The member failed to go at the time prescribed to her appointed place of duty. The member's punishment consisted of a reduction to Airman and a reprimand. ○ An Airman 1st Class from 628th Security Forces Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 91 of the UCMJ, Disrespect to an NCO. The member walked out of her supervisor's office in the middle of being counseled and without being dismissed. The member's punishment consisted of suspended reduction to Airman, and a reprimand. ○ A Tech Sgt. from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 92 of the UCMJ, Failure to Obey a Lawful Order and one specification of Article 107 of the UCMJ, Making a False Official Statement. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Staff Sgt., suspended forfeiture of $1,532.00 pay for one month, and a reprimand. ○ An Airman Basic from 628th Security Forces Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 112a of the UCMJ, Wrongful Use of Marijuana. The member's urinalysis tested positive for marijuana. The member's punishment consisted of a reprimand. ○ A Senior Airman from 628th Civil Engineer Squadron received an Article 15 for violating Article 111 of the UCMJ, Drunken Driving. The member was arrested for DUI. The member's punishment consisted of reduction to Airman 1st Class, suspended forfeiture of $1,007.00 pay per month for two months, and a reprimand.

Courts ○ Airman Basic Brian J. Lavender from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron was found guilty at a Special Court Martial of using cocaine, distributing cocaine, violating a lawful order by abusing "Triple Cs", and violating a no contact order. The member's sentence consisted of a Bad Conduct Discharge, 10 months confinement, and forfeiture of $1010.00 pay per month for 10 months. A pretrial agreement decreased his confinement to eight months but left all other punishment in place. ○ Senior Airman Simon V. Watson from 15th Airlift Squadron was found guilty at a Special Court Martial of deserting and making a false official statement. The member's sentence consisted of confinement for three months (with credit for 83 days of pretrial confinement), reduction to Airman Basic, forfeiture of $1010.00 pay per month for three months. A pretrial agreement decreased his confinement by seven days but left all other punishment in place. ○ Airman Basic Stevie R. Baring from 628th Security Forces Squadron was found guilty at a Special Court Martial of using cocaine, using marijuana, violating a lawful order twice by abusing "Triple Cs", and violating two no contact orders. The member's sentence consisted of confinement for 12 months, forfeiture of $1010.00 pay per month for 12 months, reprimand. ○ Airman Basic Joseph W. Scanlan from 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron was found guilty at a Special Court Martial of being absent without leave, using marijuana, violating a lawful order by using "Triple Cs", and breaking restriction twice. The member's sentence consisted of confinement for three months, forfeiture of $1,010 pay per month for three months. ○ On 26 August 13, Airman 1st Class Nehral Albert R. Maliwat from 437th Aerial Port Squadron was tried

by General Court Martial and convicted of Raping a fellow Airman in violation of Article 120 of the UCMJ. The Airman testified that Airman 1st Class Maliwat forced her to engage in sexual intercourse without her consent. He was sentenced to a dishonorable discharge, confinement for two years, reduction to Airman Basic, and total forfeitures. As a result of this sentence, Airman Basic Maliwat will have a federal conviction and will be required to register as a sex offender. He will also be stripped of nearly every veteran's benefit. He is currently serving his confinement at the Charleston Brig.

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We maintain a relocation computer system called Military Home Front that provides up-to-date information on most military duty stations and communities - plus we can provide additional information and personalized service). / Youth Basketball and Cheerleading Coaches Needed - Youth Sports/Programs is in need of Youth Basketball and Cheerleading Coaches for the upcoming season. Coaches applications can be picked up at the AB or WS Youth Centers. For more information please contact Lee Smith at 963-8326 or jbcyouthsports@yahoo.com This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / Movie Nights at LIBERTY - Enjoy a LIBERTY movie night the second and fourth Tuesday of the month starting at 6:30 pm in the Liberty Game Room. We provide the food and drinks and feature some oldie (but goodie) movies and some new in-theaters-now movies! Check out which movies we will be playing on the Liberty Calendar posted in the Liberty Lounge! This event is free and geared toward unaccompanied Sailors and Airmen E1-E6 and geo-bachelors; CAC is required for sign-up. For more information please call: 843.296.3942 or facebook at Liberty NWS. / Active Duty Military Free Entry to Your National Parks! Active duty military members and their dependents can pick up a free annual pass at any national park that charges an entry fee. The annual military pass also provides free entry to 2,000 additional Federal recreation sites across the country. Visit www.nps.gov for information about the military pass and to plan your visit to one of America's 398 national parks. Download a National Parks Military Pass Flyer!

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/ Youth Basketball and Cheerleading Coaches Needed Youth Sports/Programs is in need of Youth Basketball and Cheerleading Coaches for the upcoming season. Coaches applications can be picked up at the AB or WS Youth Centers. For more information please contact Lee Smith at 963-8326 or jbcyouthsports@yahoo.com This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / SAI Yoga - Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:15 to 2:15 pm. Get all stretchy at the Air Base Fitness Center every Tuesday and Thursday with SAI! Practice ancient techniques of balance and meditation that will make you instantly more attractive and better at concentrating. It's FREE!! This event is geared toward single Airmen and Sailors 18-25yrs but open to all. / Active Duty Military Free Entry to Your National Parks! Active duty military members and their dependents can pick up a free annual pass at any national park that charges an entry fee. The annual military pass also provides free entry to 2,000 additional Federal recreation sites across the country. Visit www.nps.gov for information about the military pass and to plan your visit to one of America's 398 national parks. Download a National Parks Military Pass Flyer! Check out nearby national parks with a smartphone app at http://www.nps.gov/nama. Thank you for your service. Please come celebrate America! / On-line yard sale - Have you ever heard of the term "saling," as in "let's go saling?" Saling refers to that age-old, time-honored tradition of getting the girls together (mothers, daughters, friends, neighbors) early on a Saturday morning and spending the whole day hopping from one yard sale to another. Hence the term saling.

JBCharleston.com has cranked the saling concept up a notch. We've

gone electronic (bam!).JBCharleston.com is hosting its own e-saling site of sorts. Here you can post your own items for sale, provide seller information, name your price, and upload photos of your items.

Buyers can peruse the photos and contact you, the seller, directly. For more info please see our About Esaling Page at www.JBCharleston.com

Patriots Patriots Point Point Veterans Veterans Day Day event event

Retired Sam Kirton Kirton invites invites all allmilitary militarymemmemRetired Master Master Chief Chief Sam bers family members to attend a celebration at Patriots bersand andtheir their family members to attend a celebration at Point on Point November 11, 2013 in of honor Veterans Day. TheDay. celePatriots on November 11,honor 2013 in of Veterans bration begins at 9:30 amatin 9:30 the Smokey TheaterStover on the The celebration begins am in Stover the Smokey USS Yorktown symposium featuring Bee Haydu, a WWII Theater on the with USS aYorktown with a symposium featuring Bee Women Service Airforce Pilot. TheService WASPPilot. program was created a WWII Women The WASP proHaydu, Airforce in 1942was to free up male pilots they fly combat missions. gram created in 1942 to so free up could male pilots so they could Also part of the symposium, Moynihan, aCapt.

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MISC NOTICES

The Low Country Veterans are putting on a great all day Veterans Day Event in Georgetown. The Low Country Veterans are very active assisting veterans, their families and our community. Groups and individuals are welcome to attend. You can spent a great day in Georgetown by going to the Low Country Veterans event and then to the Georgetown Veterans Day Parade.

NCMA Charleston Chapter Monthly Meeting, Tuesday, 12 November 2013, 11:30-12:30pm (Please bring your own brown bag lunch; water and tea will be provided). Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina, Main Lobby Meeting Hall, 2150 Eagle Dr., Building 100, North Charleston, SC 29406.

Topic: Contract Closeout. Guest Speakers: Helena Tirone, Fluor Director, Supply Chain Management & Dawn Moore Fluor Technical Director Subsea. All Monthly Meetings are open to members and nonmembers. Info: (865) 963-5625 Cell. Cammy.king@ baesystems.com or visit http://resources.ncmahq. org/chapters/charleston_sc/default.aspx

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