Ramstein Airman defends deployed base from attack

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June 4, 2010 HAVE YOU READ YOUR KA TODAY? Volume 34, number 22
Honoring the fallen
on Memorial Day
by Master Sgt. Mary Davis
Kisling NCO Academy
SAINT MIHIEL, France — More than
48,000 American and French forces fought
the Battle of Saint-Mihiel Salient that crippled
the German army defenses in that area during
World War I and contributed to the Allies win-
ning the war. More than 90 years later, U.S.
Air Forces in Europe Airmen partnered with
French military members in a Memorial Day
ceremony May 30 to honor the fallen Soldiers
who paid the ultimate price for freedom in that
battle and others.
Guest speaker Maj. Gen. Jack Egginton,
USAFE director of Air and Space Operations,
Photo by Airman 1st Class Desiree Esposito
See FALLEN, Page 8 Airmen from Ramstein and Spangdahlem air bases participate in a Memorial Day ceremony May 30 in Thiaucourt, France.
21st TSC celebrates Memorial Day Ramstein Airman
defends deployed
Story and photos by Sgt. Fay Conroy ceremony here. The 21st STB provided a ceremo-
21st TSC Public Affairs nial fi ring detail, an honor platoon and a color
guard for the ceremony.
ROMAGNE-SOUS-MONTFAUCON, Located near the village of Romagne- base from attack
France — Despite the gray skies and heavy sous-Montfaucon, the cemetery is the fi nal
rain, Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment resting place for 14,246 Soldiers, most of whom
Command’s Special Troops Battalion traveled died during the Meuse-Argonne offensive of
to the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and World War I. by Tech. Sgt. Michael Voss
Memorial May 30 to take part in a Memorial Day The cemetery has the largest number of 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
American military dead in Europe and covers
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more than 130 acres. uring a recent insurgent attack on Bagram
“Here, at Meuse-Argonne, every headstone and Airfi eld, Afghanistan, an Airman deployed
memorial plaque testifi es to the enormous sacri- from the 86th Security Forces Squadron
fi ces our nations have paid in the defense of these on Ramstein used his training and quick reactions to
values more than 90 years ago,” said Maj. Gen. protect himself and the lives of his fellow service-
Patricia E. McQuistion, the commanding general members.
of the 21st TSC, who gave the memorial address On the morning of May 19, Airman 1st Class Garrett
at the ceremony. Zeising assumed his post as a member of the 455th
“As an American and a Soldier, I am indebted Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron at Bagram.
to all who came here today and any day of the He performed a scan of the area from his patrol tower
year to pay tribute to those who have given and felt a boom. The sound the 21-year-old heard was
their lives for the ideals and values we cherish,” an explosion — the fi rst of many.
Headstones are decorated with French and American fl ags
for the Memorial Day ceremony held May 30 at the Meuse-
Argonne American Cemetery and Memorial. See MEMORIAL DAY, Page 3 See ATTACK, Page 3
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Mentorship: our unwritten core responsibility
by Col. Don Bacon He had the young Eisenhower read Clausewitz’s “On War” three times
3rd Air Force deputy commander and also had him study Plato, Tacitus, Nietzsche, Polybius, Xenophon
and Vegetius. He quizzed him on battles Napoleon and Caesar fought, as
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he Air Force grows its military leaders from within. Air Force well as on the Greek and Roman wars. He also had him study the major
Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz started out as a lieutenant, campaigns of the Civil War, analyzing the strengths and weakness of the
and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Roy started as an leaders and their decisions. He taught him how to develop strategy, to
Airman. None of our leaders are hired directly from the corporate world adapt tactics to different terrain, and to write effective and concise orders.
into their current positions. After Eisenhower was not selected to attend the Army’s CGSC, General
Thus, all Airmen need to embrace that mentoring other Airmen is one Conner arranged for him to be assigned to the recruiting command, where
of our core responsibilities — the future of our service depends on it. they still had quota slots available for CGSC. With this, Eisenhower was
Furthermore, Airmen will receive a great sense of satisfaction when they selected to attend CGSC, and he aced the program as the top graduate
see the positive fruits of their investment in others. of his class. After school, General Conner helped Eisenhower get a job
To appreciate the impacts of being and having a mentor, consider how with Gen. John Pershing. This later led to him working for Gen. Douglas
one mentor had a huge impact on a junior officer and how that investment MacArthur and Gen. George Marshall.
eventually shaped the outcome of World War II, the Korean War, the birth General Conner had a tremendous impact on one of America’s most
of NATO and eight years of a presidency. important leaders in the 20th century. But don’t let this story mislead
Most know Dwight Eisenhower started in World War II as a lieutenant you. You don’t have to be a commander or a superintendent to be a great
colonel, and within three and a half years he was a five-star general, lead- mentor.
ing the Allied war effort in Western Europe. He later became the first com- I remember when I was a second lieutenant, a Capt. Rick Donalson took
mander of NATO and was then sworn in as president in 1952. What most me under his wings and helped me get a great start in the Air Force. What
don’t know is years earlier, he was not considered competitive enough to I didn’t know was he was passed over for major and the Air Force was
get into the Army’s Command and General Staff College, which is where removing him from the service. Yet, Captain Donalson was selfless with
the Army sent majors with the most potential for senior leadership. his time and had a great impact on my early career. I admire his example.
When Major Eisenhower was assigned to Panama, he served as the We all have a responsibility to prepare future leaders — the quality of
executive officer to Brig. Gen. Fox Conner. The general saw potential in our future Air Force leaders depends on it. When we invest time in others
Major Eisenhower and invested significant time mentoring him. we change the world for the better.
Slay your ‘power vampires’ at work, home
by Don Doran dated some of our errands to make the most of display, or is generating any kind of background
USAG Kaiserslautern environmental each time we left the driveway. noise, light or heat, is sapping energy.
management division To bring our utility consumption under How do we control these vampires? The
y control, we lower our thermostat and keep a easy way is a power strip with an on/off switch.
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esource conservation: what an sweater handy, rather than cranking up the heat When you are done using the item or system,
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ambiguous term. Who does it and burning money. switch off the power strip. The vampire is dead,
a apply to? Who should manage it? We can turn off unnecessary lights, run the and the bleeding is stopped instantly. These
How does it affect me, or better dishwasher or washer and dryer only when we devices are great to control frequently used
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said, what part do I play? have full loads, and other things, including using phone chargers, stereos, coffee makers, comput-
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With such “catch-all” terminology, we often use the “stop” control offered on most modern ers, TVs, transformers and other equipment that
lose sight of the impact each of us contributes to toilets. burns energy.
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the end problem. That’s why sometimes we need And we can also pay attention to how many Look around your house and your shop or
m to zero in on our individual habits and those of times we let the faucet run extra seconds or min- office. Every one of us can make a difference in
our families to figure out where we can make a utes while washing dishes or brushing our teeth. resource conservation.
difference, starting at the source. How many transformers or appliance chargers We can do more than reduce our off-base
m Those of us living on the economy can feel are plugged in or turned on continuously? or off-post out-of-pocket, expenses. It will
the pain of high utility bills very personally. At home or at work, after checking for take our combined efforts to reduce our multi-
And when it gets bad enough, we can take the obvious, we can begin tracking down and million-dollar utility bills for our military com-
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immediate steps to reduce out-of-pocket costs. slaying our “power vampires.” munity, and to reach Department of Defense
For example, when gas was $4 a gallon, we Yes, we all have power vampires. Each appli- and federal goals for reduced annual utilities
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probably didn’t drive as far for pleasure, we ance, entertainment system or gadget we use consumption.
began cutting unnecessary trips and we consoli- that has any kind of standby light or time Thank you for your efforts.
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MEMORIAL DAY,
Academy
from Page 1
she said. The ceremony
winners concluded with a wreath
laying ceremony, the
playing of taps and a
ceremonious volley of
The award winners of the rounds from the firing
Class 2010-5 at the Kisling detail.
NCO Academy on Kapaun Air “It was overwhelming,
Station are as follows: especially in the begin-
• Commandant’s award: ning,” said Spc. Shannelle
Tech. Sgt. Dustin D. Bohall, Santiago, a postal clerk
435th Security Forces with Human Resources
Squadron, Sembach Sustainment Center-
• Academic Achievement Europe, 21st TSC. “When
Award: Tech. Sgt. Jonathan they started playing taps,
R. Gifford, 1st Combat that’s when it registered
Communications Squadron, that these Soldiers did The honor platoon stands ready for the start of the memorial ceremony held May 30 at the Meuse-Argonne American
Ramstein give their lives and that Cemetery and Memorial near Romagne-sous-Montfaucon, France.
• Distinguished Graduate they still have family mem- After the ceremony, the 21st
Awards: Tech. Sgt. Dustin D. bers out there who are still TSC Soldiers marched into
Bohall , 435th SFS, Sembach mourning them even though town accompanied by a forma-
Tech. Sgt. Jonathan R. they can’t be here today to tion of French soldiers who also
Gifford, 1st CBCS, Ramstein celebrate Memorial Day with took part in the event. French
Tech. Sgt. Marco A. Lara, them.” citizens waving American and
786th Civil Engineer Squadron, For Sgt. 1st Class Darrell French flags lined the parade
Ramstein Cornelius, 21st STB training route to cheer the troops. A
Tech. Sgt. Brandon K. non-commissioned officer in reception was held at the end
Parshall, 450th Intelligence charge, the ability to celebrate of the parade route to thank the
Squadron, Ramstein Memorial Day in the presence participants.
Tech. Sgt. Joseph B. of so many fallen Soldiers was The Meuse-Argonne
Thomas, 603d Air and Space one he said he will not forget. American Cemetery and
Operations Center, Ramstein “It was absolutely breathtak- Memorial is open from 9 a.m.
Tech. Sgt. Nyaunuwi ing. I really felt like I was on to 5 p.m. year-round, except
Y. Brown, 86th Aerospace sacred ground,” he said of his Jan. 1 and Dec. 25.
Medicine Squadron, Ramstein first trip to the cemetery three For more information,
The 21st Theater Sustainment Command Color Guard begins the
Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey S. weeks before the ceremony. “It visit the cemetery’s official
parade toward town after the memorial ceremony. The 21st TSC
Ritenour, 721st Aircraft really felt special to be a part of Web sit at www.abmc.gov/
provided an honor platoon and a ceremonial firing detail in addition
Maintenance Squadron this whole event.” cemeteries/cemeteries/ma.php. to the color guard.
ATTACK, from Page 1 under attack from all sides during the time he
was defending his own position.
“The base was attacked from several posi- “They engaged our towers, trying to pin our
tions as small teams of enemy combatants Airmen down while other individuals tried to
began throwing grenades and rocket-propelled come over the base barriers,” Colonel Lowe
grenades toward the perimeter,” said Lt. Col. said. “The attack began with indirect fire,
James Lowe, 455th Expeditionary Security which caused no significant damage.”
Forces Squadron commander. In the end, the joint-defense effort elimi-
Airman Zeising reached into his tower, nated more than 16 enemy combatants with
grabbed his radio and began scanning the area minimal injuries to U.S. forces.
again. “My defenders served nobly and valiantly,”
“When I heard the explosion, it was a small the commander said. “They leapt into the fray
one and I thought, indirect fire attack,” he said. and fought with vigor and courage.”
As he surveyed the area, he noticed two Once word of Airman Zeising’s actions
individuals walking along the perimeter in returned to his home unit, everyone, even
Army uniforms. his commander, expressed how impressed
Then one of the two raised a rifle and they were by his actions, though they were in
began firing in the Airman’s direction. Airman no way shocked.
Zeising re-engaged them and noticed two more “We are not surprised. He is a motivated
individuals in the distance. and high quality security forces professional,
“Once I started engaging, they moved to a currently led by one of our finest squad lead-
covered position out of sight. I grabbed my ers, Tech. Sgt. Kendrick Lucas,” said Lt.
radio and tried to call in for help,” said Airman Col. Seth Frank, 86th SFS commander. “We
Zeising, who has been in the Air Force less are pleased and proud of the performance of
than two years. “They reappeared and began Airman Zeising along with his entire team,
shooting randomly and throwing grenades.” and we are definitely looking forward to their
Airman Zeising held the area until other return home.”
security forces units arrived to help subdue the (Information for this article was contrib-
other combatants. uted by Staff Sgt. Richard Williams, 455th Air
Airman Zeising later learned the camp was Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs)
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3:08 p.m.: An Air Force civilian was involved
Compiled by the 569th USFPS
in a minor traffic accident with an Army
dependent on Kapaun. The accident resulted in
minor damages to both vehicles.
May 28
1:34 a.m.: An Air Force officer was
apprehended for drunken driving in Landstuhl.
May 24
The accident resulted in minor damages to the 8:40 a.m.: A Soldier reported larceny of
10:48 a.m.: An Army SNCO reported larceny vehicle and the Army NCO was treated for head private property when he noticed an unknown
of private/government property after he noticed injuries at the scene. individual had stolen a bicycle, DVDs and a
an unknown individual had stolen a USAREUR television on Rhine Ordnance Barracks.
May 26
license, a Texas driver’s license, two debit/credit
May 29
cards, three social security cards, a GPS and a set of 12:39 a.m.: A Soldier was apprehended for
car keys in Bruchmülbach. assault after a verbal altercation between him and 5:06 a.m.: An Airman was apprehended for
5:01 p.m.: An Air Force NCO was apprehended his spouse turned physical on Vogelweh Family assault after a verbal altercation between him
after he failed to report a vehicle accident in Speyer. Housing. and two local nationals became physical in
6:23 p.m.: An Army NCO was involved in a Landstuhl.
May 25
major traffic accident after he struck a traffic sign 6:30 a.m.: An Air Force NCO was apprehended
7:29 a.m.: An Airman was involved in a major in Hohenecken. The accident resulted in disabling for drunken driving in Steinwenden.
vehicle accident with a civilian at the Opel circle damages to the vehicle.
May 30
in Kaiserslautern. The accident resulted in minor
May 27
damages and the civilian was treated for neck pain 1:10 a.m.: An Army civilian was apprehended for
at the scene. 10:34 a.m.: An Air Force NCO was involved in drunken driving in Kaiserslautern.
8:40 p.m.: An Army NCO was involved in a a minor vehicle accident with a local national in 2:47 a.m.: An Airman reported an assault after
major vehicle accident after he lost control of his Landstuhl. The accident resulted in minor damages an unknown individual became physical with the
vehicle and struck a traffic circle in Sembach. to both vehicles. Airman in Kaiserslautern.
Closures
knowing Mrs. Tas was loved and that the community takes care of its
• The KMC Housing Office will be closed from 7:30 to 10 a.m. residents in a time of need. Godspeed to you all. From Ramazan, Kanan,
Tuesday for training. Customer service hours will resume at 10. Gregory and Hasan Tas.
• The Kleber Health Clinic will be closed June 18 for a training
21st TSC Motorcycle Safety Day
holiday. The clinic will reopen at 7 a.m. June 21. For details, call
483-6092. The 21st Theater Sustainment Command will host a Motorcycle Safety
• The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center Kaiserslautern will be Day event at 9 a.m. June 25 on Kapaun. All motorcycle riders, both civil-
closed June 28 for training. ian and military, from the 21st TSC and the Kaiserslautern, Mannheim
and Heidelberg military communities are encouraged to attend. The event
Retirement ceremonies
will include welcoming remarks by 21st TSC Deputy Commander Brig.
Master Sgt. Toni L. Schultz will be retiring at 2 p.m. today at the Gen. Jimmie Jaye Wells, a motorcycle and apparel safety check, a motor-
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Chapel. cycle obstacle course, food and refreshments, and a 35-kilometer scenic
motorcycle check ride through the nearby communities.
Change of command
For more information, call the 21st TSC Safety Office at 484-8446 or
• The 86th Security Forces Squadron will be hosting a change of 0631-413-8446.
command ceremony at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Ramstein Officers’ Club,
Blood drives
Suite 2. During the ceremony, Lt. Col. Seth C. Frank will be relinquishing
command to Lt. Col. Michael R. Florio. • The Kaiserslautern American Red Cross is co-hosting a blood drive
• The 435th Security Forces Squadron hosts a change of command with the Armed Services Blood Program from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at
ceremony at 10 a.m. Thursday in Bldg. 141 on Sembach Annex. the Kleber Gym on Kleber Kaserne. To make an appointment, visit www.
• The 86th Maintenance Squadron will have a change of command militarylifeforce.com or call the Kaiserslautern American Red Cross at
ceremony at 1 p.m. June 14 in Ramstein’s Hangar 1, Bldg. 2210. Maj. 483-8722 or 0631-411-8722.
John C. L. Dereix will relinquish command to Maj. Matthew A. Douglas. • The Landstuhl American Red Cross will be sponsoring an Armed
• The 2nd Air Postal Squadron will have a change of command Services Blood Drive June 28 in Heaton Auditorium on Landstuhl
ceremony at 2 p.m. June 15 at the Ramstein Officers’ Club. Lt. Col. Darrell Regional Medical Center. There will be two registration booths from
T. Watkins will assume command from Lt. Col. Gary S. Trautmann. Attire 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 22 and June 24 in front of the dining facility on
e is uniform of the day for military and business dress for civilians. Landstuhl.
• Col. Timothy D. Brown will turn over command of the 435th
KMC Housing Office
Contingency Response Group and 401st Air Expeditionary Group to
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Col. Scott J. Erickson at a ceremony from 10 to 11 a.m. June 25 at the During the month of June, Housing Customer Service representatives
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Contingency Planning Facility, Bldg. 2248 on Ramstein. will be available until 6 p.m. each Thursday.
This additional three hours of full service will assist our customers in
N 603rd Support Group inactivates our Vogelweh office (Bldg. 1001) and our Ramstein satellite office (Bldg.
Third Air Force will hold an inactivation ceremony for the 603rd 2108). Let us know what you think about these expanded hours.
Support Group at 10 a.m. Monday at the Ramstein Community Center.
Lt. Gen. Frank Gorenc, 3rd AF commander, will preside over the Mandatory ORE player briefing
e ceremony. All are invited to attend. Ramstein Inspections and Readiness will host a mandatory Phase 2
ORE players briefing July 7 and 9 at the Hercules Theater. Presentations
k Thank you will be 30 to 45 minutes starting hourly from 2 to 7 p.m. to accommodate
The family of Julie Tas would like to thank the Ramstein community shift workers. Instructions will be provided on how to access exercise
a for their assistance after Mrs. Tas passed away. Ramazan Tas and his areas, equipment requirements, exercise format and safety. Player atten-
three boys are forever grateful for the outpouring of assistance that the dance will be taken with group sign-in rosters.
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community has offered. For more information, call the Ramstein CVI office at 480-5441 or
Your assistance has allowed them to move on with the comfort of contact your squadron Exercise Evaluation Team.
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A Political Mirage
by Dr. Marshall Michel from the Mirage III.
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs The bomber, the Mirage IVA, had
the same basic delta wing confi gura-
One of the low points of the Cold tion as the III but had twin engines
War for the West was the Suez Crisis and was half as large, weighed twice
of October 1956, the joint British- as much, and carried three times more
French-Israeli invasion of Egypt to internal fuel and a crew of two. It had
retake the Suez Canal from Egyptian a take-off weight of 32 tons and a
President Gamal Abdel Nasser. U.S. range of 600 nautical miles, half of it
President Dwight D. Eisenhower vig- at supersonic speed. The Snecma Atar
orously opposed the invasion and 9 B jet engines were identical to those
forced the U.S. allies into a humiliat- of the Mirage III with 13,200 pounds
ing withdrawal. of thrust with afterburning, and it had
This action by the U.S. had far provision for in-fl ight refueling. The
reaching effects. In France, it rekindled nuclear gravity bomb, a 60 kiloton Photo from the author’s collection
suspicions about the dangers of rely- AN-11 or AN-22, was carried semi- A Mirage IVP is seen here taking off with rocket assist carrying an ASMP missile under the
fuselage.
ing on allies for support. Specifi cally, externally in a fuselage recess under
it prompted France to look more close- the engines. On May 5, 1959, three was at full strength with three wings, made the delivery of gravity nucle-
ly at its relationship with the U.S., pre-production Mirage IVs were each divided into three squadrons ar bombs impractical. One wing of
especially the question of whether ordered. The fi rst of them, the Mirage with four Mirage IVs, and located Mirage IVs stood down in 1976 as
the U.S. was really committed to the IV 01, fi rst fl ew on June 17, 1959, and at different bases to minimize the the French commenced development
nuclear defense of Europe. was built to explore the problems of potential for an enemy strike to knock of the ASMP stand-off missile, with a
Unlike Great Britain, which had sustained Mach 2 supersonic fl ight. out the entire bomber force. range of 250 miles.
its “V Bomber” force nuclear deliv- Its third fl ight, on June 20, 1959, was Each squadron maintained at least Eighteen Mirage IVAs were modi-
ery bombers (though until 1965 U.S. over the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget one aircraft on fi ve minute alert. The fi ed to carry the new weapon or a
personnel controlled the nuclear airport in front of President de Gaulle. primary targets were major Soviet reconnaissance pod on the center-
weapons), France had no semblance The 01 exceeded Mach 2 on its 33rd cities and, with aerial refueling, the line and received the new designation
of a nuclear deterrent, so the French fl ight, and on Sept. 15, 1960, it set a Mirages could theoretically reach Mirage IVP (Penetration) and entered
government committed to building world record for a 1,000 kilometer Moscow, Murmansk or Ukrainian cit- service on May 1, 1986, with two
and testing its own nuclear weapon closed circuit with an average speed ies from French bases and return. squadrons, six bombers per squadron.
and developing a bomber to deliver it. of 1,130.9 mph. On Sept. 23, 1960, But, in fact, some of the mission But by this time, the French nucle-
In 1958, Gen. Charles de Gaulle it set a record for the 500 kilometer profi les were one-way. Initially, the ar deterrent was built around mis-
became president and was an enthu- closed circuit of 1,225 mph. basic attack fl ight profi le was “high- sile fi ring submarines and the Mirage
siastic backer of both programs as The tests resulted in an initial order high-high” with an attack speed of IVs were redesignated “Escadron
an independent French “Force de of 50 production Mirage IVAs, the Mach 1.85. In response to the surface de Reconnaissance Stratégique,”
Dissuassion” (dissuasion of aggres- fi rst fl own in December 1963, and the to air missile threat in the late 1960s, (Strategic Reconnaissance Squadrons).
sion), quickly known as the “Force de order was followed by a second order the Mirage IVA was modifi ed for low- It was in this role the Mirage IVPs
frappe” (strike force). of 12 capable of carrying a reconnais- altitude penetration, though at low saw combat service over Bosnia, Iraq,
In 1959, France successfully tested sance pod, all built between December altitude the maximum attack speed Kosovo and Afghanistan in the recon-
its fi rst nuclear weapon in the Algerian 1963 and November 1966. was reduced to 680 mph and the com- naissance role before they were retired
desert, while the French govern- In October 1964, the fi rst bomber bat radius was seriously decreased. in 2005.
ment worked with Dassault Aviation, squadron was declared operational, By the 1970s, it was clear that (For questions or comments, con-
builder of the Mirage III fi ghter, to and France became a genuine nuclear vulnerability of the Mirage IV to air tact Dr. Michel at marshall.michel@
develop a Mach 2 nuclear bomber power. By 1966, the Force de frappe defenses, even in low-level fl ight, ramstein.af.mil.)
AF transitions to GS system in September
Air Force NSPS employees serviced 4 to 6 p.m. June 23. Times and dates
by the Ramstein Civilian Personnel are varied to maximize attendance. All
Offi ce will transition to the GS system on civilians and managers of civilians are
Civil Engineers’ Corner
Sept. 12. encouraged to attend. If you would like to
Smokin’ in the dorm rooms Civilian call and town hall meet- schedule a unit or squadron commander’s
Mötley Crüe’s 1985 hit “Smokin’ In the Boys Room” not only has a catchy ings will be held in Hercules Theater on call or for more information, call Glenda
Ramstein from 9 to 11 a.m. June 15, 2 to Wall at 480-7906 or Marybeth Martinez
title, but a catchy chorus as well. Interestingly, most of the residents in the
4 p.m. June 17, 8 to 10 a.m. June 22, and at 480-4211.
dormitory were born around 1990, fi ve years after this song hit the billboards.
What does this have to do with smoking in the dorm rooms? Absolutely noth-
ing, except now I have your attention.
Smoking and smokeless tobacco are prohibited in and around the dormitory
Energy Tip Corner
campus, except in designated smoking areas, which are the gazebos. Every day,
countless cigarette butts are picked up from in and around the dormitory cam-
pus. Although many are picked up around the gazebos, another large portion is
These energy-saving tips are provided by the HQ USAFE
found outside day room windows and in empty bottles inside dormitory rooms. Civil Engineer Operations Offi ce.
This kind of negligence increases the potential risks of fi re and ultimately
threatens lives. Additionally, the smell is a defi nite annoyance. It’s overbearing Consider air-drying clothes on clothes lines or
in many cases and the average cost to deep clean the room and steam clean the drying racks. Air-drying is recommended by clothing
carpet is approximately €300.
manufacturers for some fabrics.
Ask yourself: Can I afford the risk of a fi re or the cost to professionally clean
the room? I know I can’t, so do the right thing and take it to the smoking area. These energy tips were compiled by HQ USAFE/A7 from www.wateruseitwisely.com and www.energy.gov.
For more details, call Master Sgt. Laura Salazar at 480-3676.
June 4, 2010 Kaiserslautern American Page 7
First ISO inspection occurs on fi rst C-130J
by Senior Airman Scott Saldukas
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
The fi rst Isochronal Inspection on Ramstein’s
earliest C-130J Super Hercules aircraft kicked off
here May 26.
A team of about 60 active-duty Airmen from
different specialty codes, all familiar with the
J-model, examined tail No. 8601 during the 10-day
inspection.
An ISO inspection, much like a tune-up for the
aircraft, is performed every 420 days. During these
inspections, aircraft maintainers look for and repair
problems in every system, from nose to tail and
wingtip to wingtip.
“Conducting the ISO inspections allows us to
look at items we don’t normally get to look at,” said
Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Melendez, 86th Maintenance
Squadron section chief. “For 10 days, we take an Photo by Airman 1st Class Caleb Pierce
in-depth look into the aircraft, which in turn The 86th Maintenance Squadron Isochronal Inspection Team performs an inspection May 26 on a C-130J.
improves the overall health of the aircraft fl eet.” The squadron accomplished another fi rst for works on it.
Although the inspections have been around for Ramstein and U.S. Air Forces in Europe — “We have great Airmen and NCOs who have
some time, the 86th MXS brought something new conducting the fi rst ISO inspection on the fi rst per- worked hard to get to this point,” Sergeant Campbell
to the environment — being the fi rst squadron in the manent J-model located in USAFE. said. “I know everyone is excited to be the fi rst all
Air Force to have only active-duty servicemembers “We are proud to be a part of this; it is our bread active-duty team working on the J-model here.”
who conducted the inspections. and butter,” Sergeant Melendez said. “The Air Force The aircraft was the fi rst of 14 recently-added
“We are excited to bring our active-duty members hired us to do this, so we take in our work and give J-models to receive the ISO inspection. The rest of
together to work on the new aircraft,” said Senior 100 percent.” the fl eet will be inspected about one every month in
Master Sgt. Karl Campbell, 86th MXS fl ight chief. A great aircraft is only as good as the crew that the order they were received.
21st TSC conducts retirement
ceremony before holiday
by Sgt. Fay Conroy recently served as the brigade communica-
21st TSC Public Affairs tions chief for the 16th Sustainment Brigade
in Bamberg, Germany. Sergeant Clark recent-
On the eve of Memorial Day weekend, ly returned from his second deployment in
Soldiers and civilians from the 21st Theater support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Sustainment Command gathered at the gym “I think it’s really nice. I’m really quite
on Kleber Kaserne May 27 for a retirement honored to see everyone come out and rec-
ceremony to celebrate the careers of three ognize the service that you’ve done,” he said.
Soldiers. Sgt. 1st Class Brian Randall, a Danville,
“These three veterans refl ect the strength Ill., native, will fi nish 20 years of service
of our Army and the level of talent that exists Aug. 1. A transportation specialist with 21st
among our non-commissioned offi cers corps. TSC, Sergeant Randall has served in Germany
There is no greater responsibility that you can for the majority of his career and is planning
place on an individual than to train Soldiers to to stay in Germany.
deploy and conduct their wartime mission,” “If I can’t say it personally to each and
said Col. Jeffery Miser, the chief of staff for every person who is participating today, I
the 21st TSC, who was the guest speaker at would like to thank them now,” he said.
the ceremony. Staff Sgt. Tyrone Basnight, a member of
All three retirees are also veterans, so this the Warrior Transition Battalion at Kleber
took on a special meaning in light of the Kaserne, will fi nish 20 years and eight months
upcoming Memorial Day holiday. of service June 1. He also recently won the
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721st APS hosts change of command ceremony
by Staff Sgt. Joshua A. Thompson Prior to the arrival of the official Colonel Macfarlane spoke of the women under his command. He spoke
721st Aerial Port Squadron party, select members of the 721st outstanding accomplishments of of the improved rate of on-time depar-
APS escorted family members to their Colonel Lucas while in command of tures climbing from 98.6 percent to an
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n the morning of seats. the “High-Vis, War Critical en route” astonishing 99.3 percent and the abil-
May 24, members of Once seated, the official party was at Ramstein. These included the AF ity of the squadron members to take
the 721st Aerial Port brought in, members of the honor Explosive Safety Award for the sixth any challenge head-on and surpass
Squadron gathered to guard posted the colors, Gertrude consecutive year, the 2008 Air Force everyone’s expectations.
celebrate a change of command. The Grosskopf sung the German nation- Large Terminal of the Year, and many Colonel Lucas ended by thanking
presiding officer for the ceremony al anthem, and Airman 1st Class others. his wife Kim and daughters, Annie
was Col. James L. MacFarlane, 721st Emerald Payne sung the American Colonel MacFarlane highlighted and Haley, for all their support through
Air Mobility Operations Group com- national anthem to open the ceremony. the many accomplishments of Colonel the years. He gave one final piece of
mander. “History reveals that in the Middle Erhardt during his almost 24 years of advice to the new commander of the
Several distinguished visitors, Ages, Soldiers in the field often didn’t service. Colonel Erhardt’s ability to 721 APS, Colonel Erhardt, on how to
including Col. Kimberly J. Corcoran, know or recognize their commanders. lead helped the 735th Air Mobility keep the squadron successful.
521st Air Mobility Operations Wing In response to this problem, the conti- Squadron at Hickam Air Force Base “Challenge them, set a goal and get
commander, and Col. Juan C. Narvid, nental army of the United States con- garner the 2003 15th Air Force Global out of their way,” Colonel Lucas said.
521st AMOW vice commander, ducted the first official change of com- Reach Award for best air mobility After taking command of the
among many others, were also in mand ceremony,” said Master Sgt. squadron. 721st APS, Colonel Erhardt said he
attendance to witness the passing of Bill Farmer, the master of ceremony Prior to Colonel Macfarlane turn- is “psyched” to be in charge of the
the guidon from Lt. Col. Vernon K. during the opening remarks. “Just as ing the floor over to Colonel Lucas, squadron. He thanked his wife Cheryl,
Lucas to Lt. Col. Michael W. Erhardt. it has in the past, the formal change he presented him with the Meritorious daughter Morgan and son Jack for
Before the official ceremony, doz- of command allows troops to wit- Service Medal fourth oak leaf cluster supporting him throughout the years,
ens of members of the 721st APS ness the actual transfer of command for all his accomplishments as com- through all the moves, and changing
performed a dry run to ensure every- between two officers and see their new mander of the 723rd Air Mobility of schools.
one was ready. Capt. Faith Posey, commander first hand.” Squadron and the 721st Aerial Port Before ending his remarks and
721st APS director of operations, Colonel MacFarlane started off by Squadron. departing as the new commander
commanded 24 aerial port mem- welcoming everyone to the change of Colonel Lucas thanked everyone of the 721st Aerial Port Squadron,
bers through drills in preparation of command and greeted all the distin- for attending and spoke of the many Colonel Erhardt said, “Nothing hap-
welcoming their new commander. guished visitors. accomplishments of the men and pens without the aerial port.”
FALLEN, from Page 1
joined honor flights from France, Ramstein and
Spangdahlem, and various dignitaries at St. Mihiel
American Cemetery in Thiaucourt, France, to com-
memorate the World War I Soldiers with a service,
wreath laying ceremony and gift presentation.
“Memorial Day is a special day of reverence
as we reflect on the true price of freedom — the
thousands of invaluable souls who bravely offered
their lives that we might be free,” General Egginton
said. “The sons, fathers and brothers interred here
at Saint-Mihiel are joined by millions of kindred
sons and daughters, fathers and mothers, sisters and
brothers across history, across Europe and across the
globe who gave their lives for the cause of justice
and freedom. We owe them a debt that we can only
begin to repay by resolving ourselves to preserve
the liberty (that) they held so dear.”
This annual Memorial Day ceremony is impor-
tant because it demonstrates the commitment the
U.S. military made to honor all Americans who
served their country throughout its history as a Photo by Airman 1st Class Desiree Esposito
nation, said Mr. Bobby Bell, superintendent of the Mark Cohen, from the American Overseas Memorial Day Association, gives the introduction at a Memorial Day ceremony May 30.
Saint-Mihiel American Cemetery, American Battle to France from Tampa, Fla. Battle of Saint-Mihiel Salient could be called the
Monuments Commission-European Region. “I’m glad to see the committed relationship the birthplace of the modern American Air Force.”
“Ceremonies like these help create an opportunity United States and France still share,” said Mr. The cemetery is also the resting place of 1st Lt.
for U.S. and foreign militaries to bond and share Witford, a former intelligence NCO who was sta- John L. Mitchell, younger brother of Col. Billy
their appreciation for the sacrifices made by the tioned at Chambley Air Base, France, in the 1960s. Mitchell, as well as Lts. Samuel R. Keesler Jr., John
thousands of Americans interred in our cemetery “The ceremony was a fitting tribute to the fallen J. Goodfellow and Franklin B. Bellows, all of whom
sites,” said Mr. Bell, a former U.S. Navy machinist Soldiers who fought for the freedom we all enjoy.” had bases named after them.
mate. “It also serves as an opportunity for us to not The Saint-Mihiel battle marked the first large “I was proud to be a part of the ceremony,”
only show how magnificent these sites are, but also concentration of military aircraft (more than 1,400) said Senior Airman Earvin Larry, an Electro-
provides a chance to share the stories of these brave used in combat and commanded by Col. Billy Environmental journeyman with the 86th Aircraft
men and women with everyone.” Mitchell. Maintenance Squadron. “It helped me become more
As a former member of the U.S. Air Force, retired “It was also the first time a combined arms aware of what happened during World War I and
Master Sgt. Robert Witford and his wife, Ceridwyn, approach to warfare was used (infantry, artillery, appreciate the sacrifices our servicemen made for
attended the ceremony as a part of their annual trip tanks and aircraft),” Mr. Bell said. “Therefore, the our country.”
June 4, 2010 Kaiserslautern American Page 9
Military faithful
make pilgrimage
to Lourdes, France
by Chief Master Sgt. John Tway
3rd Air Force Public Affairs
Lourdes, France — More than 15,000 worshippers descended
upon this village in Southern France May 21 to 23. The worship-
ers had at least two things in common: their Catholic faith and
an affiliation with military service.
Military delegations from England, France, the U.S. and even
from as far away as South Korea were just a few of the more than
30 countries represented here.
U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Ben Coleman, Wounded Warrior Center representative, presents Chef Emeril It was all part of the 52nd annual International Military
Lagasse with a unit coin during a book signing May 29 at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center on
Pilgrimage during which servicemembers, veterans and their
Ramstein.
families traveled to Lourdes to worship and to visit the site
where many believe a young girl, Bernadette, was visited by an
Celebrity Chef
apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1858.
As the story goes, the apparition came to Bernadette in the
grotto and told the girl to pray, repent and drink from and bathe
hosts cooking demo in the waters of the spring there.
Many believe the waters of the spring have healing powers
and make the pilgrimage to experience a healing of their own.
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) David Fitz-Patrick, 3rd Air Force chaplain,
for Airmen, families
made this pilgrimage as the U.S. Chaplain head of delegation.
He said there are many aspects of healing.
“I think the faith the person brings is definitely going to impact
what the result is going to be,” Chaplain Fitz-Patrick said. “More
Story and photo by Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Otero than physical healings or cures is a sense of spiritual cleansing.”
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs Staff Sgt. Oscar Guerra made the pilgrimage all the way
from Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Sergeant Guerra is a Purple
Celebrity Chef Emeril Lagasse recently visited the Kaiserslautern Military Community Heart recipient who lost the bottom half of his left leg as a
Center to celebrate the release of his new book and perform an hour-long cooking result of a 2007 improvised explosive device attack in Baghdad.
demonstration for military members and their families. He said making the pilgrimage to Lourdes reminded him how
The visit was Mr. Lagasse’s first international military cooking demonstration. wonderful it is for him to be reconnected with his faith.
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s flagship location, the KMCC, served as the “Spiritually, it’s helped me along the way in my recovery,”
stage for a three hour book signing followed by a one hour live cooking demonstration. Sergeant Guerra said. “By coming here, I thought I could
Mr. Lagasse’s new book, “Farm to Fork,” was released worldwide May 29. reconnect again, which I wholeheartedly feel I have.”
“By visiting Germany, I want to be able to say thanks to the military family for all that The three-day pilgrimage included an international Mass, an
you guys are doing. That means a lot to me,” Mr. Lagasse said. “And if there’s one or two English language outdoor Mass led by U.S. Archdiocese for
people in the audience that can take something away from a cooking demo, or by chatting the Military Services, Archbishop Timothy Broglio, and a
with me during the book signing, and apply it at home to maybe learn a new dish or new candlelight procession attended by most, if not all, of the more
technique, I think its a pretty great thing.” than 15,000 pilgrims.
During the book signing, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Ben Coleman presented Mr. Lagasse Other events featured color guards and ceremonial units
with a coin from the Wounded Warrior Center in thanks and appreciation for his visit to the from each participating country. The Ramstein Honor Guard
KMCC. represented the U.S. delegation during daily ceremonies.
“I am very thankful for Chef Emeril’s visit. It’s such a great opportunity,” Sergeant Additionally, senior military leaders represented their
Coleman said. respective nations.
Mr. Lagasse’s new cookbook focuses on using lots of fresh, locally available produce and Third Air Force Commander Lt. Gen. Frank Gorenc was the
picking out seasonal items to try and keep food fun. senior U.S. Air Force representative. He said he feels faith is
Mr. Lagasse was accompanied on stage by Staff Sgts. Sheryl Stewart and Vilynthia important for servicemembers.
Hawkins, chef services specialists for the 86th Airlift Wing. Both military chefs have a “People who are well established in their faith have hope,”
passion for cooking, similar to that of Mr. Lagasse. General Gorenc said.
“When I was little, I had to learn how to cook for five people, but that has helped develop General Gorenc also called the pilgrimage “quite an emotional
my cooking passion, personally and professionally,” Sergeant Stewart said. “I love being event.” He said the pilgrimage was a good event for the U.S.
in the kitchen.” military and an American presence showed the U.S. is commit-
Sergeant Stewart, a native of New Orleans, and a graduate of the Institute of Technology ted to its coalition partners.
for Culinary Arts in California, represented the 86th Services Squadron during the 2009 “To be able to be involved in these international gatherings
U.S. Air Forces in Europe Top Chef Competition. helps our coalition partners understand Americans and American
Sergeant Hawkins happens to come from a family of cooking competitors, all with years values,” General Gorenc said.
of experience. Chaplain Fitz-Patrick said he thought the pilgrimage allowed
“It’s not every day where you get a call saying, ‘Hey, would you like to work with many nations to bond through a common faith despite such
Emeril?’” Sergeant Hawkins said. “I came from a large family where everyone cooked. differences as language.
There was always healthy competition, but this is my first time being involved with such a “I think it’s a wonderful opportunity between nations to
large public event.” come together and actually be praying for peace,” he said.
More than 1,000 people were on hand for the cooking demonstration at the KMCC, and Between 450 and 500 U.S. servicemembers, veterans and
even more stopped by and said hello throughout the day. their families made the pilgrimage to Lourdes this year.
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