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Friday, September 19, 2014 hurlburtwarrior.com
Commando Terror no match for Hurlburt
ALSO INSIDE
RED HORSE gets Hurlburt Field
Briefs..............................9
down and dirty gets new SABC
Classifieds........................ 11
for family day instructors
Philpott............................8
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Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 Tech. Sgt. Annette Diaz low crawls during the 2014 RED HORSE Rumble Obstacle
course, Sept. 6. Approximately, 100 Airmen participated in the morale-boosting
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the Depart- Senior Airman Xavier Blankenship jumps from the back
ment of Defense, the Department of the of a trailer during the 2014 RED HORSE Rumble Obsta-
Air Force or Hurlburt Field. The official cle course, Sept. 6 at Hurlburt Field. The event was held
news source for Hurlburt Field is www. in conjuntion with the unit’s familiy day in order to boost
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regard to race, color, religion, sex, na-
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Hurlburt Field. The course is part of an annual morale-boosting event hosted by the
handicap, political affiliation or any other 556th RHS.
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or patron. Editorial content is edited, At left, 556th RED HORSE Squadron Airmen, run through tires during the 2014
prepared and provided by the Northwest RED HORSE Rumble Obstacle Course, Sept. 6, at Hurlburt Field. Airmen were
Florida Daily News. split into two groups during the event, the top three teams from each group received
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Year No. 8, Edition No. 38
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Hurlburt welcomes Airmen with open arms
By Senior Airman . showing newcomers and base will be sent to the they arrive they can fo- Airmen as possible. three-day training pro-
Christopher their families that they are welcome center to begin cus on taking care of their “Our focus on a couple gram including a wellness
Callaway joining an important team inprocessing and will be family.” of our new programs is to assessment, resiliency les-
1st Special Operations Wing and will be a one-stop shop shown the right path to get The personnel work- make sure every Airman son and suicide interven-
Public Affairs to get the whole family set all tasks checked off. ing at the center will as- is prepared for a short- tion training.
up on base. First, the squadrons sist with travel vouchers, notice tasking,” Nelson “We want people to feel
“I have spoken to Air- will assign them a sponsor. TRICARE enrollment and said. “You should be able safe, welcome and know
Hurlburt Field leader- men before who drove The sponsor will go over all permissive house hunting to focus on getting your that they joined a team,”
ship and the 1st Special around base for hours the available programs on leave applications. family prepared and not Nelson said. “When Air-
Operations Force Support not knowing where they base, as well as locations “When we assign a spon- have to worry about mak- men arrive at Hurlburt, we
Squadron have established were going,” said Sue Nel- of important facilities in- sor who is knowledgeable, ing sure your Government want [them] to come to the
recent programs to ensure son, 1st SOFSS commu- dicated by the Commando it shows the amount we Travel Card is working welcome center, so they
that new Air Commandos nity support coordinator. Welcome Center. care about our Airmen,” properly before a TDY or can start out strong.”
transition smoothly into “That’s not an impression “We want to provide in- Nelson said. “That way the deployment.”
the special operations we want to give the new dividual attention to each new person will feel con- In addition to the new
community here. people on base. We want to person who arrives on nected and important.” Hurlburt Welcome Center, Now Enrolling for
The new Commando fix any issues like that and base,” said 2nd Lt. Ryan This facility is part of an a 1st Special Operations
Welcome Center is sched- give everyone a pleasant Bullard, 1st SOFSS mili- initiative to improve Hurl- Wing Commando Ready Fall Classes
uled to have its grand welcome.” tary personnel chief. “We burt’s mission capabilities Center is scheduled to Massage Therapy, Skin Care,
opening Sept. 15. Every new military are doing a lot of work in by creating the most re- open soon. 1st SOW Air- and Nail Specialist
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Medical program bolsters traveling health
By Senior Airman . NCO in charge of deploy-
Kristian D. Edlund O.D. Kentavist P. Brackin ment medicine. “Even if it’s
somewhere like the Baha-
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According to Pennington,
Next to Lenscrafters Thousands of U.S. tour- the area to be most wary of
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members, travel to countries getaway is northwest Africa
Now Accepting throughout the world every due to its recent outbreaks of
Tricare Prime year; some unaware of vari- the Ebola Virus.
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Fortunately, Hurlburt that travelers understand
personnel can utilize the
Ray (from left), Staff Sgt. Evon Pennington, Airman 1st what and where it is and how
Travel Medicine Program Class Susan Janks and Senior Airman Eric Bass pose for a to avoid contracting it,” she
to prepare themselves for group photo at the Hurlburt Field Clinic on Sept. 10. added.
health threats no matter “Not all locations that
where they travel outside “Our Airmen are skilled be sent to the immunizations members travel to may re-
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As performed by major symphonies across
the USA, the NFSO presents a nationally
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experience to commemorate the 75th
Senior Airman Krystal M. Garrett | USAF Northwest Florida anniversary of WWII and the 100th
Senior Airman Austin Olin and Airman 1st Class Javiann Ayala, 1st Special Operations Symphony Orchestra anniversary of WWI. Experience a stunning
integration of images and music honoring
Security Forces Squadron patrolmen, demonstrate the proper way to apply a bandage
the men and women of the Greatest
wrap during a Self-Aid Buddy Care instructor course at Hurlburt Field Sept. 4. Airmen
Generation who won history’s most
learned different techniques to control bleeding during the course.
pivotal victory.
Hurlburt Field gets The NFSO performs a movement of Vaughan
Williams Symphony No. 5 set to historic
WWII images in this moving tribute to the
new SABC instructors
home front and the front lines. The evening’s
companion work “No Man’s Land,” combines
Yevgeny images of WWI with Aaron Copland’s
Yontov poignant Quiet City.
By Senior Airman instructors. Squadron logistic plan-
Krystal Garrett “We have an instruc- ner, heard about the in- Gen. Charles A. Horner (USAF, Ret.) will serve as Master of Ceremonies at the
1st Special Operations Wing tor course quarterly,” said structor course from his concert. Renowned Guest Artist Yevgeny Yontov of Israel, the 2013 Wideman
Public Affairs Staff Sgt. Kelsey Little, 1st supervisor. International Piano Competition Gold Medal winner, will appear to perform
Special Operations Medi- “By having a student- Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58.
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Twenty-four Airmen training and SABC wing along with hands-on
from Hurlburt Field, at- advisor. “During [PCS] portions, the course has
tended a Self-Aid Buddy season we sometimes prepared me for my in- NFSO performing at
Care instructor course at have a course monthly.” structing duties,” said Mattie Kelly Arts Center
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Hurlburt Field, Sept. 4. Airmen took turns teach- need of SABC instructors 100 College Blvd. E., Niceville FL 32578
SABC, which is manda- ing portions of the SABC so I volunteered to become An Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Institution
tory for all Airmen at home curriculum; this portion one,” he said. “It’s a fun
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Exercise Commando Terror p
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF
1st Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters assist a role-playing victim
during Exercise Commando Terror at Hurlburt Field Sept. 8. During the exercise, Air-
men responded to a simulated bomb explosion and assisted the affected victims.
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF
The 1st Special Operations Medical Group and Okaloosa County Emergency Medical
Services work together during Exercise Commando Terror at Hurlburt Field, Sept. 8.
The exercise tested the first responders’ ability to react to a domestic bomb explosion on
base.
1st Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters assist a role-playing victim during E
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proves no match for Hurlburt
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF
A role-playing victim receives medical care from 1st Special Opera-
tions Medical Group Airmen during Exercise Commando Terror.
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF
A firefighter from the 1st Special Operations Civil Engineer Squad-
ron wipes his face during Exercise Commando Terror.
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF
Senior Airman Christopher Callaway | USAF 1st Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters assist a
Exercise Commando Terror at Hurlburt Field Sept. 8. role-playing victim during Exercise Commando Terror.
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Va chief: ‘Tens of thousands’ more medical staff needed
The Department of Veterans McDonald “How can you make a deter- cies as well as future need for to restore the confidence of
Affairs needs “tens of thousands” got more specific mination that you need 28,000 more physicians, nurses, other veterans and nation in what
more personnel working in VA than some sena- medical staff,” Tester asked. “I care providers and administra- has been a scandal-ridden VA
hospitals and clinics to meet tors expected, at mean you’re a wonder-worker, tive staff. health system. He praised the
patient demand, the new VA Sec- one point estimat- probably, but in fact that informa- Tester asked what VA would vast majority of employees dedi-
retary, Robert “Bob” McDonald, ing the VA staff tion still hasn’t been hammered even do with more physicians cated to serving veterans and
told lawmakers Tuesday at a shortage at 28,000 out.” given how tight office space is at providing timely, quality care. He
hearing of the Senate Veterans against current McDonald conceded the point. VA clinics and hospitals. vowed that those who don’t put
Affairs Committee. staffing of 300,000. “We are going through a pro- “Where are you going to put veterans first won’t be tolerated,
The size of the staff shortage, McDonald attrib- cess right now,” the secretary these doctors,” he said, citing ex- and whistleblowers will be pro-
McDonald said, explains why VA uted that figure to acknowledged, “where we are, amining room shortages across tected and even urged to expose
has launched “a big recruiting ef- his deputy, Sloan location by location, specialty by VA including facilities in his wrongdoing.
fort” which he kicked off recently Gibson, who was acting secre- specialty, [trying] to understand home state. Sanders held the hearing
with visits to Duke University tary after retired Army Gen. Eric how many people we really “Obviously you’re right,” Mc- to review the final report of VA
and University of Pennsylvania Shinseki resigned in May. need.” Donald said. Inspector General on abusive
medical schools to tell students When 28,000 elicited a “Wow” Carolyn M. Clancy, a physi- The Veterans Access, Choice scheduling practices uncovered
there why “VA is where they from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), cian and interim under secretary and Accountability Act of 2014 at the VA hospital in Phoenix.
want to work.” committee chairman, McDonald for health at VA, is leading that enacted last month gives allow Those practices to hid staff
Congress is pressing to clarify added that it includes both “clini- process. She told Tester it should VA to open 27 more clinics. Mc- shortages, impacted patient care
VA staff shortage as the depart- cians and other employees.” be completed by year’s end and Donald said he also favors leas- and led the IG to open investiga-
ment struggles to recover from Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) will show both the number of ing more space to deliver care tions at 93 other VA care facili-
a patient wait-time scandal, later challenged the figure, tell- clinicians VA needs and support “rather than building” facilities ties. Sanders called the behavior
demand for care grows due to a ing McDonald VA can’t hold a re- staff “to make them as efficient for a veteran population that uncovered “inexcusable,” par-
force drawdown, and the nation liable number on its medical staff and productive as possible.” tends to move over time. ticularly that so many executives
at large also copes with a short- shortage before it completes an A VA spokesperson later said McDonald listed VA action and senior clinicians knew about
age of health workers, particu- ongoing study of staff productiv- the 28,000 estimate is rough, and since May and during his first
larly mental health care capacity. ity and patient demand. reflects both current staff vacan- five weeks as secretary to try See va page 9
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“The people who lied or 77 patients on waiting lists the VA of any responsibil-
manipulated data at Phoe- across VA since January ity in past manipulation of
nix and elsewhere must be 2012 committed suicide. these wait times.” Fort Walton Beach
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which included 293 deaths. unlikely, 50 percent, 30 per- cluded there was poor
It identified 28 instances of cent, 80 percent. That’s not quality of care,” Griffin
“clinically significant delays our purpose.” explained for another sena-
in care” tied to access or John D. Daigh, assis- tor. Whether malpractice
scheduling. Of these, six tant IG for VA healthcare occurred is for courts to
patients died. The IG found inspections, said investi- decide or for VA to consider,
another 17 cases of care gating physicians looked he added, “which is why we
deficiencies unrelated to at “fact patterns” of every provided them with the 45
scheduling or access. Of death. But “if you are on a names and said you need to
these, 14 died. waiting list for audiology look into these...”
However, the IG could and you happen to die of a
not “conclusively assert
that the absence of timely
quality care” caused any
cardiac problem, the wait
list factor was not very
important.”
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