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Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla. Training Expeditionary Airpower Experts
Congratulations to Tyndall's Airey NCO Academy graduates
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Sherman A lftod
Andre' Ancic
Sean Biscoinet
Patrick Bo\\ man
William Dea\ ille
Mark Estoriua
Ashley Flemmini
Natalie Hall
George Johnson Ji
Jenifer Lash
James Million Jr
Heath Moone\
April O'Brien
25th F\W
372di TRS De -
325th MSS
325th NIOS
25tli CS
325th AMIDS
325th NIMS
SEADS
325th .AMNS
35th CONS
325th AlIXS
823rd RHS
325th NING
Richard Peterson Jr AFNORTH
Lamai Ramse-
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Stonre\ Selleil-s
Sliherri StantilI
Scott Ste\efll
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Nlichael \\ahl
AFNORTH
325th AMXS
325th CES
325th OSS
SEADS
325th AMXS
325th MXG
372nd TRS Det. 4
Distinguished Graduate
Joseph Tienholm 325th CES
Trust, Teamwk T
Steve Wallace
Stepping it up
Brig. Gen. Tod Wolters (center), 325th Fighter Wing com-
mander, and Col. Marc Luiken (right), 325th Mission Support
Group commander, participate in the fourth annual Step Up
Florida Run Feb. 16. The relay event consisted of a three-mile
run and 12-mile bike ride starting at Bonita Bay and ending in
Mexico Beach. Step Up Florida is a statewide initiative pro-
moting physical activity and healthy lifestyles for Florida's
citizens and visitors.
Airman 1st Class Anthony Hyatt
Up in smoke
Terry Walter, 325th Civil Engineering Squadron wildland fire pro-
gram manager, monitors a control burn near the Enlisted Club
Feb. 15. Control burns are being conducting in several areas on
base in effort to increase fire safety and improve wildlife envi-
ronments. By burning periodically, the threat of unpredictable,
disastrous wildfires is reduced and ecological rejuvenation oc-
curs, providing a better environment for Tyndall's 46 federally
protected and endangered plant and animal species.
Feb. 23,2007
Vol. 1, No. 06
Web Defender
-,Tech. Sgt. Jon Werner
Tech. Sgt. Jon Werner
Airman 1st Class Anthony Hyatt
Sergeant Jon Werner receives the Checkertail Sa-
lute Warrior of the Week award from Brig. Gen. Tod
Wolters, 325th Fighter Wing commander.
Sergeant Werner assisted in the F-22 Raptor integra-
tion here. He reduced man hours by 40 percent in the
F-22 automated Form F program. Sergeant Werner also
supervised more than 8,000 inspections, providing lead-
ership with timely maintenance information.
Duty title: Quality assurance evaluator
Hometown: Williamsburg, Iowa
Time on station: Seven years
Time in service: Fifteen years and six
months
Hobbies: Outdoor recreation and playing
with my children
Goals: Finish Community College of the Air
Force degree and make master sergeant
Favorite thing about Tyndall AFB: The
beaches
Favorite movie: "Armageddon"
Pet Peeves: Not respecting the U.S. flag
or the military
Proudest moment in the military:
When my son was born, the Air Force
helped out with his long hospital stay.
The Checkertail Salute is a 325th Fighter Wing
commander program designed to recognize
Tyndall's Warrior of the Week. Supervisors can
nominate individuals via their squadron and
group commanders. Award recipients receive
a certificate, letter from the commander and a
one-day pass.
Can you identify this
object? If so, send an
e-mail to editor@tyndall.
af.mil with "Identify this"
in the subject line.
Three correct entries will
be chosen at random and
drawn from a hat to de-
termine the final winner.
The prize can be claimed
at the Public Affairs of-
fice.
Staff Sgt. Anthony Foun-
tain, 325th Operation-
al Support Squadron,
correctly guessed the
Feb. 16 "Identify This" as
an odometer. Congratula-
tions Sergeant Fountain,
come claim your prize!
I I T
Lisa Norman
A prayer of hope
Chaplain David Cooper, Air Forces North chaplain,
gives a prayer for the nation during the National Prayer
Luncheon here Feb. 15 at the Officer's Club. The lun-
cheon featured guest speaker Chaplain Howard Sten-
dahl, Air Education and Training Command chaplain.
Chaplain Stendahl spoke on fearless hope and encour-
aged those in attendance to "look forward to what we
hope for and not what we fear."
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