Hill Air Force Base Newspapers | 2011-05-12 | Page 4

HILLTOP TIMES TIMES May 12, 2011 WEEK From page 1 law enforcement service member who has died in the service of their country recorded over the course of several decades. The legislation originally signed by President John F. Kennedy designated a day to honor law enforcement officers nationwide. Base events will include several activities in which off-base law enforcement agencies are invited. "It is a solemn occasion because it is sad to lose members of the Air Force and also law enforcement members who voluntarily put themselves in harm's way. However, it's a time for honoring them too for their bravery and courage," said Senior Airman Janey Blum. She said it was a way to respect their mission and also celebrate the fact that Americans have this freedom because of security forces efforts both at home and overseas. "Our men and women are doing an amazing job - they're defending the other bases (both on temporary duty missions and on deployments) and protecting the other Air Force missions so we can get the job done overseas," said Blum. Family activities on May 17 will include a visit by McGruff to the Child Development Center. Security forces will teach Hill Field Elementary students how to signal left, right and stop while riding bicycles in a mini bike rodeo. An easy obstacle course will also be set up for riders to negotiate. Stranger Danger will be taught that night at Gerrity Library on base with McGruff present as well. A torch run from the Roy Gate to the Southwest Gate will take place on May 20 by security forces members. A solemn assembly of all the flights involved in security forces will take place in front of Building 180 in a Retreat Ceremony on May 20, at 4 p.m. A wreath will be placed in honor of those lost while in service and Col. Randy Watts, Army National Guard who is assistant police chief of the Ogden City Police Depart- From page 1 Participants will be divided into groups to identify concerns about the quality of life experienced by Airmen and their families, issues that affect their personal and professional lives, support issues and any gaps therein. The majority of the items the groups come up with will typically be solvable at the installation level. Participants will vote on and forward 10 issues to the major command level at the end of the forum. The major command level will hold a similar review and prioritization process and up to 10 issues will be forwarded to Air Force Headquarters for its 2011 Air Force Caring for People Forum. Working groups at Hill's forum will be as follows: Family Support, Health and Wellness; and Single Airmen Sup- From page 1 "We got on the train, then crossed Spain into Portugal," Daniel said. "My first memories as a child were of people starving at the train stations." Daniel said his family received the visas from Sousa Mendes, a Portuguese diplomat who ignored the orders of his own government for the safety of war refugees fleeing from invading German military forces in the early years of World War II. Between June 16 and June 23, 1940, Mendes issued Portuguese visas free of charge to more than 30,000 refugees seeking to escape the Nazi terror. Of the 30,000 refugees, 12,000 were Jews. "It's possible for one person to change the course of history," Daniel said, thinking back on Mendes. Noemi's family wasn't lucky enough to escape Belgium, but instead spent much of the war in hiding. She said she'll never forget the day the U.S. Army arrived in the country. "We were all in the The CY11 Reduction in Force Board will reduce overages in competitive categories to ensure Air Force compliance with congressionally mandated end strength while addressing current and emerging mission requirements. The Air Force RIF Board will convene Sept. 19 at the Air Force Personnel Center to evaluate eligible officers for continued retention. Officers not selected for retention will separate no later than Feb. 1. Under consideration: Line t 11/2 Off DAF Any Fried Food with purchase of any other Fried Food Dish I From page 1 Limit one per customer. Not valid with any other offers with his ex-girlfriend at the convenience store. "Fearing for her safety she decided to bring her 18- year- old son and some friends with her. Having them there aggravated Floyd and that's when he pulled out a knife," said Stenquist. That's when Floyd grabbed the woman, holding a knife to her throat. Her son ran up to try to assist his mother when Floyd pushed the knife against his chest, pushing him away. It was during this that off-duty DAF police officer, Steve Batten, was walking out of the convenience store and ran to his vehicle to grab his baton and handcuffs. Batten identified himself and confronted Floyd to stop, said Stenquist. Floyd let go and fled the scene but was later located several blocks away and taken into custody. • IMOIMI cws Call TIME FOR TWO I I. 298 Layton, ACROSS UDE OM HAFB SOU 801 -825-08 GATE • Hill AFB Job Openings Site Internal civilian announcements are posted on the Air Force Personnel Center Web site. Announcements for bargaining unit positions are posted on Fridays. All other announcements may be posted any day of the week. The Civilian Announcement Notification System is a subscription e-mail service available to 2 assist employees in their job search. Self-nominations for posted announcements can be made on-line at www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/resweb, or via the interactive voice response system at 1-800-997-2378 and TDD 1-800-382-0893. • For into on NSPS visit http://www.cpms.osd.mil/nsps. Mon.-Fri. 7:00 am-6:00 pm Open Saturdays 4. Okki'll.Ve ISINi;i1Mi10? FAMILY: David Babcock • Jennifer Brown ' Darren Wible PEDIATRICS: Lee Powell • Wade Arkoudas ORTHODONTIST: Leland Pack HYGIENISTS: Melodee Bagley • Kristin Balls • Dannette Barr Complete Family & Cosmetic Dentistry White Fillings & Crowns Oral, Nitrous & IV Sedations Teeth Whitening Root Canals • Extractions • Cleaning • FREE Exam for Children Under 2 Years • Video Games • Ceiling TVs [phone] 2112 N. Hillfield Rd. #1 Layton, Utah TF Most Insurance Plans Accepted. Payment Plans, Credit Cards, Military Dental Plans. EMERGENCIES WELCOME! We LOVE New Patients! * • • www.laytonpediatricdentistry.com MOTORCYCLES / MUSIC / MILITARY I streets, welcoming the raculous. I knew I truck and the tanks," could have my life back." she said. "It was mi• s •e * 4 .0 • of the Air Force Captains who commissioned in 2000, 2003, 2004 and 2005 year groups as well as Line of the Air Force Majors in the 2000 year group. Line of the Air Force JAG Majors in 2001, 2002 and 2003 year groups as well as Biomedical Sciences Corps Majors in 2000 and 2001 year groups will also be considered. If you have any questions on this program please contact 1st Lt. Peter Densmore, Chief Military Personnel Section, at DSN 777-3612. r port. Those interested in participating can complete a registration form and return it to the Base Chapel by May 16. You may also turn the form into your first sergeant. The form will ask which of the three working groups you are most interested in participating. Organizers will do their best to place people in their selected working groups. Participants will be notified via e-mail which group they've been selected to participate in with additional pertinent details. For questions or more information about the Caring for People Forum, please contact Julie Pinchak at [phone]. People with questions once they've completed and turned in the registration form can contact Chaplain (Maj.) Daniel Waterman or Chaplain (Capt.) Mark Nevius at (801) 7772106. FORUM SURVIVORS RIF board to be in evaluations on Sept. 19 ment will speak. Saturday, a parade will wind through Boyer Hill Military Housing beginning at 8 a.m. and lasting until approximately 9 am. A softball tournament near the Warrior Fitness Center will start at 10 am. with family activities near the soccer field. ID-A-Kid will be there to help parents with kits to help should the need arise later. Military working dogs and a weapons display will also be part of the offerings. Said Senior Airman Heaven Coffey, 75th SFS, "It's something fun, gets everybody together and gives them something fun to do aside from working. We work crazy hours and it's a way for the squadrons to give back to us because we all get together and have fun. (All of the members of the squadrons) get together and talk and even get to know the newer Airmen that come in - we get new members all the time." 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