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Combat Airlifter • Feb. 16, 2018 n Pii
ew MetHods to Protect
Air Force officials announced on Feb. 6
emails containing personally identifiable
information, and similar numeric constructs,
will be blocked from transmission unless
the email is encrypted.
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Volume 66 • Number 6 • Friday, Feb. 16, 2018
COMBAT ARMS
H
elP Prevent tHe flu
TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE The Arkansas Department of Health
(ADH) has reported over 38,000 positive
pages 8-9 flu cases so far this season. With at least
another month left in the flu season
“peak,” we should remain vigilant.
Page 5
B H M P
lack istory ontH anel
Team Little Rock members and Arkan-
sas leaders gathered at a panel called
“Developing Leaders in the Community”
to answer questions and discuss obsta-
cles they faced in their past on Feb. 7
at Little Rock Air Force Base.
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t
rout release
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
released 500 rainbow trout into Little
Rock Air Force Base’s small base lake
on Feb. 6 for winter fishing.
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins
Airman 1st Class Hannah Klaubo, 19th Operations Support Squadron air traffic controller, loads her magazine with ammo Jan. 31 at the Combat Arms Training and Page 10
Maintenance range on Little Rock Air Force Base. Airmen participate in CATM training yearly to learn how to safely and efficiently handle an M4 rifle.
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Combat Airlifter • Feb. 16, 2018
New method to protect PII instituted Feb. 8 by Air Force
WASHINGTON – Air Force officials
announced Feb. 6 emails containing
personally identifiable information,
and similar numeric constructs, will be
blocked from transmission unless the
email is encrypted. For members unable
to send or receive encrypted emails,
members will be directed to utilize the
AMRDEC SAFE application.
This is not a change in policy, but
a new method to halt PII breaches
via email. PII is information about an
individual that identifies, links, relates,
or is unique to, or describes a member.
For example – social security numbers
(full or partial), age, marital status,
race, salary, home/personal cell phone
numbers, other demographic biomet-
ric, personnel, medical and financial
information.
“The Air Force depends on reliable,
secure communications to operate,” Courtesy graphic
authentication is handled via email these instances will aid in changing the through the following website: https://
said Under Secretary of the Air Force
and password. Everyone has access blocking tool “sniffers” to differentiate safe.amrdec.army.mil/safe/Guide.aspx
Matthew Donovan. “Ensuring confiden-
to AMRDEC SAFE. The application is non-PII data in the future. Additional Air Force CISO PII
tiality of every Airman’s personal
convenient and intuitive to utilize. “Ideally, email would be the last resources can be found under “Data
information is part and parcel for
If users send an email that contains medium used to transmit PII informa- Privacy Day 2018”
maintaining operational security, as well
a series of numbers that resemble PII tion,” said Col. Patrick Ryan, reserve http://www.safcioa6.af.mil/Organiza-
as an inherent command responsibility”.
Users will be notified via a dialogue information, the system will also block advisor to the chief, information tions/CISO-Homepage/Resources/
pop-up box or email response and the email transmittal. In order for the dominance and chief information officer. For more information, please contact
provided with the option to either email to transmit, the user will need to “However, if you have to send PII via the PII Program Lead at 571-256-2515 or
remove PII content, encrypt or send treat the email as if it does contain PII by email for mission accomplishment, then DSN: 260-2515.
via AMRDEC SAFE. There are no encrypting the email or using AMRDEC either encrypt or use AMRDEC SAFE.” (Courtesy of Secretary of the Air
user accounts for AMRDEC SAFE and SAFE. Feedback to the Help Desk in AMRDEC SAFE can be accessed Force Public Affairs Office)
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C a W
ombat irlifter of the eek
NAME AND RANK
Staff Sgt. Joshua Bruchwalski
UNIT
314th Operations Group
DUTY TITLE
314th Operations Group standardization and
evaluations loadmaster
HOMETOWN
Pittsburgh, Pennsylanvia
TIME IN SERVICE
seven years
TIME AT LITTLE ROCK
four years
GOALS
complete bachelor’s in accounting
HOBBIES
road biking, boating, hunting, fishing
AIR FORCE CORE VALUE PORTRAYED
Excellence In All We Do
HOW DOES THE INDIVIDUAL PORTRAY THE
CORE VALUE?
Taking ownership in all his student training
and evaluation endeavors; generating and
validating pilot and loadmaster flight evalua-
tion data; conducting evaluations of C-130J
student and permanent party loadmasters
and identifying trends in aircrew performance.
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols
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Combat Airlifter • Feb. 16, 2018
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Combat Airlifter • Feb. 16, 2018
CDC guidance
on flu prevention
In Arkansas and across the United States, influen-
za (flu) activity has significantly increased over recent
weeks. Likewise, the 19th Medical Group and local
hospital emergency departments are also seeing an
increase in flu and flu-like illness. The Arkansas Depart-
ment of Health (ADH) has reported over 38,000 positive
flu cases so far this season. With at least another month
left in the flu season “peak,” we should remain vigilant.
Common symptoms of flu include fever (100F or
greater), cough, body aches, headache, chills, and
fatigue.
In accordance with the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention guidance, the 19th Medical Group
recommends the following actions to protect personnel
and prevent the spread of flu.
Get a flu vaccination.
It is not too late to get a flu vaccination. While it is
not 100 percent effective at preventing flu, it can reduce
flu illnesses, flu-related doctors’ visits, and missed work
and school due to flu; help prevent flu-related hospital-
izations; and help slow the spread of the disease in the
community. The flu shot cannot give you the flu. It may
cause mild side effects that are sometimes mistaken for
the flu. However, these symptoms (if experienced at all)
usually last for 1-2 days after vaccination and are much
less severe than actual flu illness.
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Black History Month Panel 2018
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rhett Isbell
Team Little Rock members and Arkansas leaders gathered at the “Developing Leaders in the Community” panel to answer questions and discuss obstacles they faced in their past Feb. 7 at Little Rock Air Force
Base. Panel members were chosen because of their accomplishments and prominence in the black community in Little Rock.
1st Pentecostal Church
Sun. 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Tues. 7:30 p.m.
J.N. Holmes
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C O M B AT A R M S
C O M B AT A R M S
TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Kaylee Clark
Airmen participate in Combat Arms Training and Airman 1st Class Joshua White, 19th Medical Support Squadron pharmacy technician, prepares to fire his A 19th Security Forces Squadron Combat Arms Training and Maintenance instructor, gives
Maintenance training yearly to learn how to safely weapon at a practice target Feb. 1 at the Combat Arms Training and Maintenance range on Little Rock Air a student sight correction during Combat Arms Training and Maintenance training Feb. 2
and efficiently handle an M4 rifle. Instructors at CATM Force Base. Airmen participate in CATM training yearly to learn how to safely and efficiently handle an M4 at Little Rock Air Force Base. CATM is a qualification course that provides training in the
ensure Airmen are fit to fight by training them on proper rifle. safe handling of weapons, to arm Airmen with knowledge for downrange operations as part
rifle etiquette and safety procedures. of Little Rock Air Force Base’s rapid global mobility mission.
(Background) Airmen from Little Rock Air Force Base head down range to inspect their respective targets Jan. 31 at the Combat Arms Training and Maintenance range on Little Rock Air Force Base. Instructors at CATM ensure Airmen are fit to fight by training them on proper rifle etiquette, safety procedures and how to efficiently fire weapons. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins)
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Combat Airlifter • Feb. 16, 2018
U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Kaylee Clark U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Kaylee Clark U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins
A 19th Security Forces Squadron Combat Arms Training and Maintenance instructor, gives An Airman loads a round into a M4 magazine during Combat Arms Training and Maintenance An airman walks back to her post after inspecting her target Feb. 1
a student sight correction during Combat Arms Training and Maintenance training Feb. 2 training Feb. 2 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Each Airman fired 196 rounds while qualifying at the Combat Arms Training and Maintenance range on Little Rock
at Little Rock Air Force Base. CATM is a qualification course that provides training in the with the M4 assault rifle. Air Force Base. Airmen undergoing CATM began in a classroom
safe handling of weapons, to arm Airmen with knowledge for downrange operations as part where they learned how to properly and safely use a rifle before
of Little Rock Air Force Base’s rapid global mobility mission. firing for their qualification.
(Background) Airmen from Little Rock Air Force Base head down range to inspect their respective targets Jan. 31 at the Combat Arms Training and Maintenance range on Little Rock Air Force Base. Instructors at CATM ensure Airmen are fit to fight by training them on proper rifle etiquette, safety procedures and how to efficiently fire weapons. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins)
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U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rhett Isbell
Robby Strother, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission senior technician, releases rainbow trout into the small base lake Feb. 6 at Little
Rock Air Force Base. Five-hundred rainbow trout were released for winter fishing. Sat 9-5 , Sun 9-4
pm pm
Trout release program supplies base lake with fresh fish
Admission $10 - age 12 & under are free
$2 discount for Military with active duty or retired ID card.
$2 discount for Police with current ID card of Badge.
By Airman 1st Class Hardage, 19th CES natural Fish-Consumption signs “Anybody wanting to fish Arkansas Gun & Cartridge Collectors Club is a non profit that helps
youth shooting sports and gun education.
Rhett Isbell resource manager. “From posted around the base for these trout would need to www.arkgccc.com 501-580-3737
All Federal & State Firearm laws apply
19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs now on around Thanks- lakes.” get an Arkansas state fishing
giving they’re going to be The limit for the trout is license, a base fishing permit
Team Little Rock restocking the lake with a five per day and there are and a trout stamp,” Hardage
members hooked a big catch thousand each year. The a few steps that need to be said. “You can get those at
when 500 rainbow trout Rainbow Trout may be taken to be able to legally
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were released into the small consumed as stated on the fish for them at all.
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