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Show March 14. HILL TOP TIMES 1980 Page 13 Improper securimg of building could halt mission "With our unlimited amount of resources rapidly becoming limited, the loss of . material, tools or equipment due to a building being left unsecured could cause a lack of mission accomplishment," said Lt. Col. D. E. Trombley, Chief, Security Division. responsibility.". The need for buildings to be secured is real and custodians should be made aware of the need to insure buildings are secured properly, he said. After finding an unsecure building, the security police must protect the building until the custodian can be notified, returned to the base, make a complete inspection of the building and then the custodian must secure the building. "We will not secure the building ourselves," he said. "Commanders and directors around the base have also asked to be notified," said Sergeant Dina, "so they can be aware of any problem of this type In their organizations." "The people must be made aware of the Colonel Trombley, referring to an increase in unsecure buildings being found by the security police on the base after duty hours, said that if buildings are left open enough times the organization's mission would be hurt. SSgt. Dominick A. Dina, 2849 Security Police Squadron, said, "The people responsible for securing buildings are just going to have to be made aware of their Reserve tumiit Hot on the heels of their fio Hawaiian deployment, the 508th Tactical Fighter Group (TFG), an Air Force Reserve unit here, will join units of the Air Force Reserve's three numbered air forces to participate in joint Readiness Command exercise Gallant Eagle 80, in progress now F-1- 05 normal working hours during the first two months of this year. This compares with only seven such incidents through the same period time last year. of The danger is in the increased possibility of theft. Stolen resources could take a dramatic jump if the buildings continue to remain unsecure, Scott added. "This problem has command interest and everyone must put an emphasis on the problem. In order to solve the problem, everyone must take an active interest in it." The unsecure buildings began to appear with a dramatic increase during October of last year and "we hope the trend is now on the decrease," Scott said. commood exercise im operate from Hill AFB. Primary target locations will be Nellis AFB, Nev. and Ft. Irwin, Calif, range complexes. Total flights during the period will be 6 flights per day over and above the normal flying activity of the 508th TFG. Gallant Eagle 80 is one of a continuing series of exercises to ensure the combat d readiness of Army and Air Force U.S.-base- forces. It involves personnel and provides approximately realistic joint training for Army and Air purpose general 20,000 12-1- Force elements of Readiness Command. the United TTdDMdPmmQw mm mm limited, time amdl fPF ra MEmmnjLJL mm, ft Garth Scott, Security Specialist, said all commanders and directors are being notified at the end of each month about the problem they are having with unsecure buildings under their jurisdiction. Supervisors have been asked to reevaluate the current methods they are using to secure buildings and to insure custodians are aware of the problem. Thirty-nin- e buildings were unsecured after partiicipcutie through April 4. Representing 10th Air Force (Reserve) will be Thunderchief fighters from the 301st Tactical Fighter Wing, Carswell AFB, Texas, and its two Groups, the 508 TFG here and the 507th TFG, Tinker AFB, Okla. All 10th Air Force (Reserve) units will three-wee- k fact that when their building is ripped off, it is the U.S. losing, all of us," he said. 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