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Show October 8, 1998 HILL TV SCHEDULE Hill TV Channel 39 (on the Broadband Local Area Network) This schedule is updated weekly and is the treatment of persons and property also available as "TV39" on the Hill during contingency operations; the roles AFB Intranet home page at of medical, chaplain, security forces and aircrew members during conflict; and "http:intranet.hill.af.mir the code of conduct e Intended viewers: Mandatory annual Monday through Friday for Oct. training for all military m z f schedule-at-a-glanc- 12-1- a.m. 6: 2 a.m. America's Space Power International Law: Law of Armed Conflict 3 a.m. Combined Federal Cam 1 4 a.m. a.m. 9 a.m. 8 paign: Living Proof Air Force Television News America's Space Power International Law: Law of Armed Conflict 10 a.m. Combined Federal Cam a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2 p.m. paign: Living Proof Air Force Television News Air Force Television News America's Space Power International Law: Law of Armed Conflict 11 3 p.m. Combined Federal Cam 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. paign: Living Proof Air Force Television News America's Space Power International Law: Law of Armed Conflict 10 p.m. Combined Federal Cam 11 'paign: Living Proof Air Force Television News p.m. Length: 30 minutes Times: Weekdays, 2 a.m., 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 9 p.m. The program will be broadcast through Oct. 23. "America's Space Power" Synopsis: This videotape focuses on the historical development and military contributions of America's military space systems. It further explores the value of space power as applied to joint operations, encapsulated in space's contributions to the 1991 conflict in the Gulf, and addresses some possible space alternatives for future conflicts. This is the final installment in a seven part video series. Intended viewers: Military and civilian employees Length: 20 minutes Times: Weekdays, 1 a.m., 8 a.m., 1 p.m., 8 p.m. The program will be broadcast through Oct. 23. "International Law: Law of Armed Conflict" Synopsis: This newly produced video includes film footage from Operation Desert Storm that provides instruction on the Laws of Armed Conflict. It covers "Combined Federal Campaign: Proof" B Offices moving The Business Development Office and Strategic Development Division of the Plans and Programs Directorate have moved into Bldg. 1216 during remodeling of Bldg. 1102. The only office left in Bldg. 1102 is the Video Teleconference Center. Other offices, including the Ogden ALC Command Section, Senior Enlisted Advisor, Public Affairs and XP have moved to Bldg. 1289. For more information call the Business Development Office Ext. or the Strategic Planning Division, Ext B Western Night at O'Club Hill AFB Western Night is Saturday at the Officers Club, Bldg. 150. The cost is $12 per person and the menu is fried chicken with all the trimmings, served from p.m. There will be a casino room, free western dance lessons (both 6:30-7:3- 0 line and couples dancing) , "Cow Pie" toss, an auction and a DJ. There will be a chance to throw a boss in jail. There will be prizes for Best Western Dress, Nicest Cow- boy Boots and Nicest Belt Buckle. For more information or tickets, call Lynda Cooper, Ext. Judy Lutz, Ext. Jones. Ext Cindy Vigil, Ext Bernie Jean Webb, Ext Hernandez, Ext. Cory Wilcox, Ext. and SSgt. Tim Stenner, Ext. -- 1 ii Living Synopsis: A federal employee with NASA explains how organizations affiliated through the United WayCombined Federal Campaign provided him a positive experience as a teenager. Intended viewers: Military, civilian . employees, family members Length: 8 minutes Times: Weekdays, 3 a.m., 10 a.m., 3 p.m., 10 p.m. The program will be broadcast through Oct. 23. "Air Force Television News" (Oct. 5 edition) Synopsis: An Air Force that is short on retention, short on money, short on an inventory and short on readiness is the focus of the latest edition of Air Force Television News. In comments before the Air Force Association convention, top leaders voiced their concern that a lack of money and an expanding mission is having a dramatic effect on the men and women in blue. The number two man in the Defense Department, as well as the Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, echoed those sentiments. In other stories, the program looks at a successful move toward outsourcing at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.; spends the night with a police officer in Albuquerque, N.M., who is also a member of the state's Air National Guard; and returns to Grand Forks, N.D., to find out how Air Force families there are bouncing back after the worst flooding in the area in half a millennium. Intended viewers: Military, civilian employees, family members Length: 30 minutes Times: Weekdays, 4 a.m., 11 a.m., noon, 4 p.m., 11 p.m. The program will be broadcast through Oct. 23. mir- The Continentals 1998 Hope Tour is coming Sunday, 11:15 a.m., at the Hill AFB Chapel. Their program includes the best of music, choreography and personal testimony. The group is also performing at the Thornton Community Center at 7 p.m., for all single airmen and family members on base. The event begins at 6 p.m., with free burgers and hot dogs and all the trimmings. Numerous popular Christian artists have begun their career in this group. For more details, call Ext. B Commissary closed The Hill AFB Commissary will be closed Monday and Tuesday for Columbus Day. Normal hours will resume Wednesday. For more information call Ext. n.SWfr ,, nr.n'.h ITM.lnf Guest appearance and print signing at Canyon Qattzry & xctnting Saturday, Oct. 10th, 1998 from 2 A6 p.mi fiy te B Music group coming to Hill -T Greg Olsen -- NEWS BRIEFS On Base I (Upstairs at the pck Ptt 265 S. Mountain 'Road t&iuitjleights, Utah 801-544-42- 62 800-333-26- 09 iglit Refreshments Fitness Chiropractic HEADACHE SUFFERS Are you . . . female? 20-- 45 Do you have 3 years of age? . . . headaches per week? We are doing a study at Chiropractic Fitness correlating spinal misalignments with headaches and the efficacy of adjustments in headache pain reliefs You may quality for free chiropractic care,V. i u 'Aii.U ("ill e j ".n x10 nna out now! .ii B Flu shots given to military The 75th Medical Group will give flu shots to active duty personnel at the Base Theater, Bldg. 441, Monday - Wednesfrom 7:30 day and Oct 19-2-3 and 26-2a.m. - 5 p.m. Members need to bring their shot records with them. Family members and military retirees will receive their shots at the Base Theater, Oct 28-37:30 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The shots are mandatory for military personnel except those who are allergic to eggs or chickens. For more information, call SrA Bobbie Chaves, Ext. More Briefs, page 12 Accepting first 50 qualified applicants Schedule your first appointment NOW with Dr. Stephanie Allen -- 334 North Main, Kaysville |