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154 TACTICAL FIG IER GR V L. 22 N0. 7 JULY 1977

154THWINGHISTORYOF ICE

s d NorES * *** FILE 'By - Wa e Soma

Dateline HAFB, 16 July 77.. adio eports have it that SRA W da J. H hr,eyshav g recently com leted the NG Leadership course t Mcghee son B;Tenn , ha appointed to Sgt. Wa da says, ' e Leadership course is veryinteresting, and that she recom end it to all eligible airpersons"..

Aloha to Amn thhew riki who recently co leted the Radio Repair en'scourse at Keesler AFB, ss., since bein back, atthew attended his firsts ner enca me t an d he l d up we l l d.er f i re 1

Basketball The t o entries from the fi hter Group fared well d nottoo well . The "A" team coached by SRA Howa d Youn nd SSg James P hukulasimply r over all of their pponents during the re gular season..7 winno defeats D r ng there cent play-offs, they dropped a.c

lose ga e to the297th Supply an d Svc B , HAR G, an d are n w wait g to have a showdown forthe "whole bag of marbles" on Monday night, 18 July. Good luck to them an da word to HY , Keep Kool !Now for the re nteresting news.....the 'B" team coached by he energeticd o of Sgt Alvin Da g an d MSgt W ne Soma, pulled t o psets in the tour a-

ent The hot han ds of I eben Begoni a , Lho d Rodr i gue s , Ear l Rodr i gues ,Booby Valdez, Ja on Ch , No man H , Cobley Hopki s, el Ige an d Pau Keliiaareally kept us in the tour a ent. All the players a ree that the mainreason fo the high loss record as due to poor officiati.ng...

how yo fig h?Their m tto " ait til next year"..."B" for "Boozers"...

A/ ATi' NDA C As of 30 J e

UNIT 30 J . 31 a : ..31 Dec

HQ TFG 95.4 98.3 99 6TFS 98 0 98.9 100.CA S 92. 7 89. 3 9 . 7CEF 94.9.

81.3 83.1CLI 97.9 98.9 89.3CSS 86.1

88.1 85.9SUPS 94.1 95.9 97.0

' 154 TFG 92.75 91.01 91.84

HA G ST N I RD IS 97$

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EAR 0( DATE 15 5 UNI OR 1 - Wea r out da t e f or t he sh i r t and t r ouser s , man ' scotton polyeste s a 1.505, has been established by HQ UASF as of 30 Sept 78.UIILTTY t IFORM - A r Fo c.e personnel at thei opt on and e ense, are author-izea to wera r e Axm ce t fied durable press, cotton polyester, utilityi f orm.

_ME TAI: C- RON R DAT ANG - Ai r For ce enl i s t ed men an d wo en c wai tunt l 1 an , to sta wear ng rnetal chevrons on their raincoats.e mandatory wear date was moved back from 1 Jul 77, to afford cloth gsales stores suff c ent time to aquire a stock of ine al chev onsandatory wear d

.atefor the metal collar chev ons on topcoats nd lightweight

blue jackets rema s 1 Jul 80:

H 'GEA N SA

On 24 June i 77, the Hawa i National Guard Enlisted Association held

its ' Fifth Annual Genera Meeting Your Air Guard members elected thatvening were :

TSgt Bertr m Narita (202nd Cmbt Flt), PresidentTSgt Theodoro Ganade (154th Cm t 5pt Sq), SecretarySgt Kozen K e sh r o (HQ HANG) , Counci lmang Wayne Soma (154 Cmbt Spt Sq), Counc lman

ith your support and pa tic pation in the HNG A, the upcoming "Hawaii'i8 Conference" will be a tremendous success

NO STATE TAX WITHOLDING R G RD OR ESER 'E

ir Force Reserve nd Air National Guardsmen will not have come tax with--eld from the r monthly r_r xn ng pay A ruling by the United States'. asu er sa d that it was not the ntent of Congress to withhold sta e

rnccme t ax f r om r ese e f r ce s -

FL G COURTESY: 15 ABW Secuxit•f Police reques you remind your people thatretreat is when r_

he base flag is lowered at the end of the day a d theNational them s played over the loudspeaker.

(1 Proper espect should be accorded the country's flag at thattime,

(2) Pe:sons w lk ng on the treet should stop and face the flagit it is v s ble, or if not, fa e the source of the music. If in unifo mthey should salu e

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(con t )

(3) Drivers of private vehicles will stop their vehicles. Theperson in c and of a military vehicle, other tha the driver, will dismounta d salute

(4) As the flag may be lowered at different times throughoutAir Force Hawaii bases, reco nd you check with your own Security Policeauthorities for times affecti g your location.

The following times are now available for viewing n the CCT Studio byappointment.

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• phone Sg H. Caplan at449-9374

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+++++++ 'ER OF APPR CIATION +++++++

A letter of ap reciation was sent to Colonel Ashford early thismonth, for work done by three me bers of the Civil Engineering Flightat Hickam. he lette was sig ed by Alfred M. m i, Chief of Operationsan d Mainten ce Division.

Mr. Amii o e, "Recently three member of your organization, SSgtKalvin Ko, SSgt Ir in Komoda an d 5r Saffery Higa, provided invaluableassistance to the l th Civil Engineering Squadron's xterior ElectricShop. hile working with this shop from 15 June to 1,' J e 1977, thesemen assisted in the replacement of a defective high voltage, polemounted witch on one of the base's ain housing area feeders. Thiswork was of ex reme importane in restoring the base electrical distri-bution system to norm l and thus increasi g the reliability of the systemWithout their help, the work could no have been carried out in thet el y a e r t hat i t was ."

"I would like to e ress m sincere appreciation to your orga i-zation and in particular to the three individuals involved. Bytheir underst ding of our need d through their understand ng atti-tude, these men reflected great credit on your organization. I vefou d that the interor anizational relationship here in Hawaii is thefinest of a y here that I have o served. Cooperation such as thisfurther cements our excellent interorganizational relationship."

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N F D O R R CR I TINGG I SHI TO CO C

Brig Gen Arthur Ish .moto,Co nander of the ANG w ote all unit

commanders r te J e, stating hi conce _over the lack of emphasisbeing placed n e rui ing

General Ishimoto w ote, "The recruiting s tuation throughoutANG is in c -t cal state s guidan ce provided by NGB, ANG's goalto net +20 personnel monthly has no yet been met For June, our netgain was ZERO AIl comnanders should assess the concern o t eir per-sonnel to pro ote re r iting. Results of the HANG recruit ng contestindicate a definate apathy reflecting the degree of com an d emphasisplaced by the ommander T is is a serious indictment which needs tobe r ec t i f i ed i n o der t o chan ge our s t at i c per son el pos t ur e . "

"An agg es ve recru ing advertising pro is pla ned "depart-mentwide" to be nitiated in July an d o culminate in a Hawaii Nation-al Guard "Get Your Gu xd Up" theme by A gust Fr m 30 April to 30September 1977, the HANG goal is a net gain of 100 personnel. Besidesadvertising the most effe tive rec uiting effort is still a "oneto one" encounter whi h should be ad ressed by every co an .er TheHANG rec ui ers ha•e been tasked to achieve their monthly quota, butthey do need qualified refe als Suggested unit recruiting enco assopen house acr_

ities, mail a letter to a friend, phone a "buddy",etc.

hatever activity is ad ted c ande s most follow- on thee f f ect i vene ss o t e i r r ecr ui t n e or t our concern r s t ee pl c t not assume .

"Request a con erted effort to communicate this concern to all

of your pe so nel."

"T T PHONE A L"By aj Eddie A derson

I ecently had the opportunity to "shoot the bu 1" with some of ouryounger airmen an d to my su prise, found out they d dn't u derst dthe necessity of making it" when we get a recall

All admitted they shaved before leaving home. Some said they eventook showers to "wake u " I shuddered!

These young guys were not purposely scre ing up; they s mply havenever been nformed of the necessity of getting here just as quicklyas possible after the phonecall.

Please allow his old t mer to reminess a moment: In he old days,we set brass and n metags on shirts the minute we got the clothingback from the cleane s; We even threaded the belt in the pants beforeh ging the un form in the closet. Shoes were poli.s

hed and sockswere set in each shoe

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hen that welc ed phone call comes in the sm.ll hours of the morning,

you make t, baby. You make those phone calls expected of you( youare a part of the alert chain), jump into that uniform, jump

into thatar d get to that duty station just as fast as possible, without vio-lating speed l ts.

You should be out of the house in approximately 6 to 8 nutes. Noshower, no shave, no coffee. No kidding!

....."A CID NT".....

A Cadill stopped in the inside lane of the H-1, lights fl ashing.A V Rabbit, co ng up behind the Cadillac, faile

d to see that the Cadillacis stopped - a momentar screech of brakes, a crash, tinklin glass, bloodon the win ow! No one injured seriously... seat belts were used.

Plea e drive defensively--expect c azy th ngs to happen--look a farhead as you can see--the guy in front of you ay not react quickly enough.

- 'Bac ' P er IS A S CURITY HiZA -SECUR TY AYS ap

When typing a single copy, typists often inse a second piece of paperas "backup" to red ce the cutting action of the typewriter keys. At a casu-al gla ce, the b kup sheet still appears cle when t e typi g is finished,but a closer look ill show that the type riter keys have left an impressionon the paper. Rubbing the paper with a pencil makes the text legible. Ifthe original contained classified info ation, the backup sheet reveals thesame info ation d m st be destroyed as classified wa te.

The same haza d exists when a pad of notepaper is used: the first orsecond sheets below the top may retain n i pression revealing the info a-tion written on the top sheet. Obviou ly, all carbon paper used in prepar-ing ultiple c pies of classified do ents m st also be destro yed as clas-sified waste.

.....ever hea the old expression, "See you in the f y paper."?KUK ILI DKU would like to see you or yo section in this paper.If you have ything that you think would interest the it as a whole,feel free to isit or call the Infor ation Office at 449-b008.

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