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Issue 3 - VolumMarch 21-27

Confdence isContagious

T Joseph Camp was the astest perormer on the Underover event at the condence course on

onday, March 14, 2011. He beat the Goldhawks and the Hoyas with a time o 8.1 and 8.8 seconds.

age 1 igers Lead the Way! Volume 1 Is

by OT David Murphy

Vince Lombardi once said thatCondence is contagious, and Fl3-12 caught a strong case o condon March 14, 2011. Te igers, as as the Hoyas and Goldhawks, wento the Condence Course at Maxw

Air Force Base to tackle a series odierent events each with their owunique challenge.

Each event eatured a dierentphysical or balancing hurdle that Fmembers had to overcome. In oneevent, called the arzan, Os hadwalk across three successively highbalance beams and then traverse alength o monkey bars suspendedabout 10 eet in the air. Other evenincluded a rope swing, log balanciand general climbing exercises.

Aer going through all the exerClass 11-05 headed to the Underevent and raced to determine whicwas the astest squadron. Flight 3-elected O Joseph Camp as ourrepresentative and he soundly beaother squadrons challengers rst a time o 8.1 seconds and nally w

time o 8.8 seconds.Flight 3-12s Flight Commander

Capt. Bryan E. Butler, said that heexcited by the event and happy to the igers leading the way and ti youre not rst, youre last.

Te day wasnt without its pitalthough. One o our igers, O TCheney, was seriously injured durTe arzan, and suered rom a

Continued on

O Focus:Joseph Camp

Born and raised in Omega, GA, Igraduated high school in 2002 and went toValdosta State University beore attendingight school in Bainbridge, GA. I joinedhe Air Force as an enlisted E8-C, Aircra

Hydraulic Maintainer, in early 2007 andserved at Robins AFB or 3 years. Icompleted my degree while on Active Dutyduring that time. Ive deployed three timesin support o OEF and OIF operations andsupported PACAF operations in Japanin 2008. I believe my background as anenlisted member will serve me well as a

USAF ofcer.I was picked up as a pilot in June o 2010.

Participating in the Humanitarian Sectoris a strong desire or me, and I hope to getthe opportunity to serve in this capacity. Iwould like to be assigned the C-17, but VIPtransport would also be a good t or me.Im excited to have been awarded the goodortune o this assignment, and Im lookingorward to whats next.

I am very close with my amily, who stillreside in South GA.

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Number 2 and 90.6!

age 2 igers Lead the Way

OT Joseph Camp

oto by OT David Murphy

Tis Friday, March 18, 2011, ight12 took their rst academic gradedeasurement, CW 1. Te ight averageas 90.6, which was well above our goal

88 and also above the Class average90.22. One member, O Chris Pair,presented the igers with a perectore. Not a single member o Flight12 hard-ailed the test, and we met ourst academic goal, which was settinge standard or uture measurements.keeping with his word, Flight

ommander Capt. Bryan E. Butler willow allow Flight 3-12 to have snacksd drinks in the Flightroom during

cture. Tanks also to O Swartz, whosrsistence means that we will also getdrink coee! With our rst big test

ut o the way, the Flight can remove theurden o not knowing what to expectom their shoulders and shoot or anen higher class average.

(From le to right) OT Tyler Branyan, OT Chris Pair and OT Travis Gritt review their sc

rom the frst CWT. All the Tigers rom Flights 3-12 and Flights 3-10 passed the test, and Owas the only Tiger to get a 100 on his test. Photo by OT David Murphy

Dining Priority

imes

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Volume 1 Is

O Focus: Chris X. PairI was raised in Norwalk, Connecticut,

which is a suburb o New York City. I spentmost my youth dreaming o escaping thatplace, but aer our years o college I movedback. Once back, I took a corporate job andworked in Norwalk or two years. I haveown recreationally since I was 18, and Iused it as a coping method to get me throughie in the corporate world. One day, at theirport in Martinsburg, West Virginia, I sawC-5 take o. Te next business day I called

he Connecticut Air National Guard. I waso enthused by the Air Force that I switchedrom Guard to the Active Duty. Aer

ubmitting my package, I quit my job andtarted an around-the-world trip. Duringhis trip I drove cross-country, rode the Great

Alaska Beer rain, ew a seaplane aroundhe Alaskan interior or a ew weeks, set oot

north o the Arctic Circle, trekked or twoweeks in the Himalayas (turned around at Mt.Everest Base Camp--17,600 .), and hiked,biked, and kayaked all over the South Islando New Zealand. During my year long DEPprocess, I took a creative writing class at theocal community college, read 50 plus books,

volunteered with the U.S. Forest Servicein Wyoming (cleaning toilets or ood andshelter) in a place that was 50 miles romthe nearest town (30 miles were paved), and

volunteered with the National Park Service asa historical interpreter at Cowpens NationalBattleeld or three months. I love campingand hope to be stationed in a place with greatscenery and ew signs o urban development.I realize that I am still young and am trying tond a place in the world to call home... I hopethe Air Force will be it.

Come on out to the

Morale DinnerthisTuesday March 22, 2011

No ight Meals!No-Jack Zone!

Pizza and Soda Provided

Pickup is outside the Boyd at 16

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Monday -Power & InuenceEducation Brieng

Handling Culture Shock EectivelyDress and Grooming Standards II

Change Management

uesday -BELPSID Cards

Dining Out Dry IMorale Dinner

WednesdayBELPS

M-9 QualsID Cards

TursdayBELPS

M-9 Quals

FridayBELPS B/U

Street Smart Brieng

1. Act as i the gun is loadedeven i it is not.

2. Do not point the gun at anythingyou dont want to shoot.

3. Keep the gun unloaded until youare preparing to re.

4. Keep your nger of the triggeruntil you are ready to re.

5. Use common sense.

Parch 21-27 Te iger Strike - Flight 3-12

Confdence, cont.

Events this Week

Gun Saety

eaders are made, they are not born. Tey are made by hard efort, which is the prwhich all o us must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile.

Vince Lombardi

BirthdaysO Branyan - 23 MarchO Murphy - 31 March

O Ziegler - 26 AprilO Griftt - 29 AprilO Griftts Wie - 8 MayO Erwins Wie - 24 May

Upcoming BirthsO Cheneys Daughter - 21 Ap

OtherO Barger will nd out what th

gender o his child will be - 22 M

Personal Events

slocated shoulder. O Cheney, whoroved himsel to be in outstandinghape by scoring a 100% on the PFB,as promptly cared or by medicalroessionals. We wish O Cheney a

uick recovery.

Various scenes o Flight 3-12 rom the Condence Course on March 14, 2011.Photos by OT David J. Murphy.

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ChangingBOVE: Squadron 3 marches toward LANES.

LOW: Flight 3-12 poses or a group photo.Squadron 3 receives instructions during LANES.

OT Nathan Raubenoltpractices his tough look.

OT Drew Browne shoots an azimuthing the land navigation section o LA

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Photos and story by OT David MurphyFlight 3-12 got their rst taste o eld

exercises on March 17, 2011, when theytook part in LANES. LANES eaturesa series o dierent events created togive the Os an introduction to low-crawling, high-crawling, chargingorward, moving as a ormation, landnavigation, hand signals and properradio procedures.

Aer the three squadrons ran

through the dierent sections, theywere allowed to eat an MRE. For manyOs this was their rst MRE, andmany ound the experience interesting.

Over bits o veggie burger and sipso orange liquid, members could beheard discussing the proper way toheat their issued meal and commenon the included tiny abasco sauceAer lunch, Class 11-05 was given additional class on rescue carries.

Flight 3-12s Flight CommanderCapt. Bryan E. Butler, said about hight that they came to perorm,

that they worked good together. Hadded, I loved hearing 3-10 igershow awesome it was to have 3-12 wthem. 3-12 is denitely leading the

Parch 21-27 Te iger Strike - Flight 3-12

LANES

BOVE: Flight members hit the ground.oto by OT Michael OrrFT: OT Joseph Camp low crawls.

ABOVE: Class 11-05 members demonstratedierent carries.

ABOVE CENTER: OT Logan Ziegler tries an

BOVE: Tigers practice correct lifing procedures.ELOW: Tigers practice charging during their dayLanes. Photo by OT Michael Orr

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Te Intel Brie: yrant Leader Vows Long WarOT Ramon Underwood

A deant Moammar Gadha vowedlong war aer the U.S. and Europeanilitaries blasted his orces withrstrikes and over 100 cruise missiles

rly Sunday, hitting air deenses and atast two major air bases and shaking thebyan capital with explosions and anti-rcra re. French Deense Ministryokesman Laurent eisseure said rom

aris that Qatar was sending warplanesjoin the operation alongside Frenchs, as a historic partner o France ine Arab world.

Anti-aircra re erupted in theLibyan capital Sunday night, withvolleys o tracer re arching into theair, marking the start o a second round

o allied strikes on the country. Terewas no immediate word on the targetsin the new round o strikes. Te heavychatter o anti-aircra deenses begansoon aer nightall. In the overnightbarrage, ship-red omahawk cruisemissiles and bombs and missiles roman international arsenal o warplanesincluding American B-2 stealth

bombers and F-15 and F-16 ghter-bombers rained down on Libyantargets including ground orces - ithe widest international military eo

since the Iraq war. Te air assault cas Gadhas overwhelming repowewas threatening to crush the monthrebellion against his 41-year rule. A20 Mar 11, there has been an estima48 people that have been killed.

Reuters contributed to this report,interpreted by Ramon J. Underwood

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Princeton (25-6)

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Marquette (20-14)

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Georgia (21-11)

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North Carolina (26-7)

Duke (30-4)

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Arizona (27-7)

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Texas (27-7)

Missouri (23-10)

Cincinnati (25-8)

Bucknell (25-8)

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Temple (25-7)

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Kansas (32-2)

Illinois (19-13)

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Purdue (25-7)

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Utah St. (30-3)

Wisconsin (23-8

Belmont (30-4)

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