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F=15 CONVERSION COPE CANINEThe reason you were roused so

by Capt . Way e Wakeman e a r l y f r o y o u r s l e e p y e s t e r daell, t e is arching on and orning was the Guard "s continuing

sose of you ay have already not ced coa ittsent to readiness. This asso e teaporary structures being built evident in our involvesent thisand the good "ole" sea containers weekend with Cope Canine ,

designed toaround the area .

These a re positive test the capabilities and read inesssigns that the conve rsion is going on of the 326th A ir Division ,

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as planned .T hese will obviously be and othe r ni litary units to re spond

pora ry qua rters or either to si ulated air attacks .sonnel or equip ent while new Aside froa the HANG , people and

facil t es are being built or present e u psent fro® the A r Force,Navy ,

ones are being odified . arine Carps and Coast GuardThe P-4 si ulator is no longer in participated in the exercise Fcida

.istance . It was dis antled back in and Saturday .June and is so e here being used as Cope Canine conducted twice a

parts. What a ay to go ! Anywa ,the Year involving a to al of so e 1800

sisulator folks are not out of personnel and approxi ately 35existance ,

in iact they are the aircraft including 12 F-4 s and atrailblazers for the rest of us in C-130 fro® the flANG .the Co posite Group. They have thed i s t i nc t ho no r o f be i ng t he f i r s to ne s t o be .i de nt i f i e d a s "P- 15he 1pe r s . " The y hav e a 1 re a dy s t a r t e d 't he i r f i r s t o f 2 pha s e s o f t r a i n i ng . _Th re e o .f t he f ou r f u l l - t i . e r s s t a r t e d ` `

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expectations o# oaen : "They expect' t hi nq s t he y ne v e r s k f o r ; a nd he n

t he y do n "t g e t t he , t he y a s k y o uhy . So.eti es the don"t ask . They. ..•̀ ` -' j u s t g o a he a d a nd puni s h y u u f o r not

- r do i ng s os e hi ng y o u di dn "t kno y o ul' we r e s up o s e d t o do n t h f i r s t, ; • ` :. p l a c e . " On o c c a s i o n a e a l l ay do

this.Another probles area is that aeay not be as generous in our

b Chapl in i e x pe c t a t i o ns a s e t hi nk We a r e . Ionce saw a husorous co.ic strip that1l tj Robert Nagamire . we nt l i ke t hi s : A hus ba nd a sbo a s t f ul l y s ay i ng t o hi s f r i e nd ,"Yep , that's right! As lonq as 1 canLast onth , I-arote on building help it

, y Wife aill never go tosuccessful arriages. I urote on work !" Brhind the scenes is his aifeenhancing the quality o our on her knees scrubbing the fioor.arriages in the area of Anc,ther proble area e a haveco.nunication. This onth ,

I ant us is that re ay soseti es beto continue the the e oi building unrealistic in our expectations ofsuccess ull arriages. Let us take a our ate . e aant "Super. te" .look at the area of expectations. Here ar so e o1 the unrealistiAll of us have our unique ideas expectations e say place on ourn hat ae should expect froe our spouses: be a breadainner, take carearriages. As every person is o the household duties and yet haveunique , so are our expectat ons. You ti e to be a good spouse and parent;could get aarried to the girl/guy be in great physical shape but havenext door fro the sa.e neighborhood no ti e to ork out; listen tohere ou were raised and have criticis and yet al ays be positive

totally di erent expectations about and acco.odating; see his/herwhat a arriage should be like . On shortcosings but be blind to youcs;the other hand , you could get arried be a ind reader when you are tooto soaeone hat as ra:sed thousands tired to talk; enjoy everything youof i l e s a ay f r o whe r e y o u e r e do ; e t c . Bu t i n s pi t e o f a l l t heraised but have ore eo on de ands in arriage ,

it is stillexpectations than the girl/guy next orth it.door. ay God help us to evaluate ourOne of Lhe ajor sources of our expectations and be realistic aboutideas on expectations has co e ro the . Let us not burn out our •o u r a . i l y ba c kg ro und s . luc h o f o u r s po u s e s o r o u r s e l v e s . Le t u sr oo t s o f e x pe c t a t i o ns e re de v e l o pe d c o . . un i c a t e a nd wo r k o u t re a l i s t i cduring childhood years_ The roles expectations .our pa rents played in rela ting toeac h o the r have influenced ou r o ne x pc c t. t_i c ns . Of c o u r s e , a e c a n r 1ra 1t. r c,u r pa t t e r ns o f e x pe c t a t i o ns iwe do not 1 i ke t he and ake rc u ns c i o u f o r t s f o r c ha ng e . ie Bha v po t e nt i a l t o ada pt , g r ow , a nd • Uake on nea and positive direetions.

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team chief TSgt Roy Kuwana to repair an F-4

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S• from the Oregon ANG bound or Misawa, Japan .

, .Welcome back to Chief Pon tes who returned to

THawaii after the Red Flag exercise w ill

j l ba c k o n a n o t h r a i r p l a n e wi t h e n g i n e s h op ' sMSgt John Wahinekapu for an information and

T ` ' f̀'S da t a g a t h e r i n g t r i p t o Dob b i n s AF1 a nd New

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_Orle ns . TSgt Irvin Yoshino working hard on

b TS t r d M. HiRa , _

lr.another money ssving proj ct, this time forthe AIM-9L A rgon Gas Control Mod .

Irvin wasinstrumental in a previous AIM-9L mod which

Welcome l,ack gain , sure was a surprise th is operated successfully in the deployment todri11 c.cne up sc qu ickly .

Our news items for the Ph illipine in FY85 .Chief Pontes wa

this month looks about as much as last month very happy to learn , upon return fron leave ,and last month was quite a lot.

So let's go that a new 4,000 lb tire bead breaker (wow !)

right to the task at hand ................... was installed in the Tire shop . Says Dave ,C:ongrats to Lt llave Snakenberg who received "Made my Leave !!!" . Still awaiting approval

the Outstanding Officer Award on 28 June . Ae to Creek Klaxon are Gerald Gono o Electric

rer_eived the award rom the Hawaii tional shop , Bobby Furtado of Env ironmental shop , &

G :a rd Association at its banquet held at che Kev in And ade of Egress .Good luck , guys ...

Tu rtle 3ay Hilt n ....f you haven 't got your From the Flight Line,

Chief Tom Sato is back

CAM Sq pins yet, see your supervisor or the frvm his trip to Japar..Good stor es being

Admin office and wear it w ith pride _......., told by Tom . Re urning in mid-July is MSgtMlch mahalo to Sgt M ichael Sh i a who w ill be James Suzuki and family from a vacation in

returning to the AGE shop after cornpletin Japan .Congrats to Steve Souza who ties the

his tuur as a Unit Career Advisor for CAM Sq kno t this weekend as he exchanges vows w ith

for the past couple o years. Ch ief adv isor lucky Tracey . Congrats also to Ian KaikainaVic loli w i11 certainly m iss him and thanks and w ife Alvah on the birth of their newbornh im fcr a job we 1 done ...... vionics Branch child .

Doug Awana , you 're next !!! Good luck

personnel are now t e first ANGpersons now to TS t Calvin (Yoshi) Yoshimoto who takesttending Electronics Principl classes for over as Dock Chief of Dock 1

, succeed ing Nal

the F-15 Eag1e .The course is mandatory and DeMello who succeeded recent retiree SMSgt

covers solid state devices and digital tech- Lew is Kono .SSgts Elbert Emoto and "Nando"

niques, which is a pre-requ isite for atten- endoza have great plans while pulling dutydance at the F-15 electronics course . TSgt in the Creek Klaxon exercise starting th isRobert Eaton, an instructor from Homestead mon th .

Elbert plans to bring back his dreamAFB ,

Florida,is here until } vember to help car (BMW) and Nando is planning to see all??

ou r Avionics people get qualified . Welcome, the h istorical and women sites . G od luck toBoh , to Hawaii and to CAM Sq .... elcome back both of you .

Word of caution to all those

to Randa Funasaki from BM' and We pons visitors entering "Riva 's" Country .A sign

Loading tech chool.Good to have you aboard in the latrile reads "DO NOT DRINK THE WATE

as part o the team .TSgts Richard Ching and IF YOU V ISIT 'KING RAT '

,DRI K WATER FIRST !"

Jon Iwash ita returned safely from Germany , a Sun must sure be hot vu t t ere???...........good time to return what with this drill and Now for some irnportant announcements ........all the ears eagerly waitirg to hear all the The 4th Annual 154th CA RON Recognition Ban-"war storie " they have to tell . T ey 'll be quet is fast approach ing (20 Sep) . See yourjoined soon by Sgt Bill Abilla and TSgt Steve superv isors for your tickets and let's make

Morita as they should be returning in about this party a super one .....lso , the HANG 40

a week or so . Reports from Richard and Jon celebration is around the corner too.Wo ld

indicates Bill would have to go on weigh t??? like to encourage everyone to get beh ind the

control, seems the food and wine was great.. event, get your tickets, reserve a room for

Welcome back to Amn Michael Borges of the the nite , and help celebrate r 40th anni-Missile shop . Good to have you back ......... versary . Preliminary indications re that

Ch ief Dave Pontes ecs atic over the "saim in we may not have enough tickets for everyone .sales" of the Ficld Maint Branch and wants And finally ....

"It is not the years in your

to thank everyone who did an ou tstanding job life but the life inyouur years that counts"

in support of the program . uch thanks and (Adlai Stevenson) ..................•••••••-•a job We11 d ll ta SSgt M rk Bustin and TSgt 'Nuff said , so til next issue, if you drink,Irv in Yoshin a they deployed to Guam with DON 'T DRIVE ...........•••••-•••••-•.•.

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; s s c Ca r s a l l Ro s s , . bu. pe r de c a l s us t be p l ac e d i n aposition at the top center of veh cle

, windshields ._ Ve hi c l e s i t ho ut de c a l s i n t he

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]liicit drug u e has declined co.ply with the new directive report

a.ong college student.s according to ato the Pass and Registration Section

recenti c pleted study . The study with the follow ng ite s:

ocused on students aged 19 to 22 - he old decal,hich ust be

enrolled in t o and four year scraped off and brought in;

colleges bet een 1980 and 1985 .-Current State Registration;

The nu ber of students who -Corre nt Hawaii no-fault

cepo rted us ng a rijuana d ropped f ro insurance ca rd ;

5 percent in 1980 to 41 percent in -Driver's license , and

198 ; Quualude use dropped fro 7.2

-Military Identification card.percen in 1y80 to 1 .4 percent n

The Pass and Registration Section

1985; Barbituate abuse declined ro is located at the akai end of PACAF

2.9 percent in 1980 to 1.3 per.cen

t in 4 bldg . and is open fro 7:30 a _..198 ; and tranquilizer use dropped to 3:15 p . ., onday through Prida .o 6.9 percent to 3 .5 percent Por .ore inforwation call 449-9394 .r i n .he s a me t i pe r i o d .g SAFETY WINCE

A pheta ine abuse declined fro 21rcent in I982 to 12 percent in Two recent ineidents have

38 . LSll use declined fros 6 .3 revealed a previousl unknown but

percent in I982 to 2 .2 percent in extre ely serious safety hazard .1585 . Only cocaine use has re ained An eleetrieal worker threw an

relatively constant during the elect ical switch into the closed

iive-year period.position , which produeed a very qu ck

Cocaine use as reported by about sparking . An e ployee at anotherone student in six and one in 14 said co.pany flipped open the colored lensthey had used cocaine as recently as o his welding goggles to betterithin the last thirty days. By age position the welding rod. He

22 about 3U percent of students inadvertantll struck the e al to bereported trying cocaine and by age 27 welded , producing an arc .close to 40 percent of the students Both en were wearing contact

said they had tried cocaine at least lenses .hen the got ho e fro wor

once.each an re.oved the contacts. In

In a aii there have been 5 both instances, the cornea of the eye

cocaine r lated deaths. And there as re.oved alung ith the eontacthave been t o coke-related incidents lenses. Both en are per.anentlin the HANG to date .

blind .Crack , a crystalline The electric arc generates

eady-to-s.oke for of high-powered icrowaves that instantly dry up thecocaine ,

is now beco.ing popular. But fluid between the eye and the lens,ack is even mure dange rous than causing the co rnea to beco e bonded

caine itsel .Since it is s.oked ,

to the lens .The tra u.a is painless

use rs appear to be even o re p rone to and the ope rator never knows he has

add iction because of the intensified been in jured nntil he re.oves hisfects . contact lens .Reduce the risks to our health Re e ber that A OSH S D 127-31

and your career. If you are using prohibits the wear of contact lensesdrugs...stop i ediately or seek help uhen the work environwent exposes thein quittinq .

individual o intense heat.

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I ASNI NCTUN, ARNEYS --- Re c e n t e nr o u t e t o t he o f f i c i a l r e s e rveCongressional .

tegislation yiv co pon nt dut tation_surviving fa.ily e bers of Reserve Another reco..endation wouldu.ponent Soldiers killed while on odify legislation that requires

dut th right to use the Co. issary , soldiers to have served 30Post Exchange and Health Care consecutive days of active duty priorFacilities. to their death in order for their

he 1986 Defense Authorization survivors to receive transportationAct, signed last Novesber, authorizes and lodging in connection with burialthe benefits if the soldier died in cere.onies. Eli ination of the "30the line of duty while participating Da " rule would extend the benefit toin activ duty for training (such as reserve co.ponent soldiers, ost ofs c . e r c a p ) o i nac t i v e d ut ho s e rv e o n a c t i v e d ut f o rtraini g (such as drills) or while intervals of twv weeks or less andtravelling directl to or fros that attend drills one eekend per onth.training .T he c ha ng e , h i c n a f f e c t s . re PHOTO ID FOR COMMISARYthan a llion citizen-soldiers, Ea.ily e.bers of Nat.ional ua ro f e r s he a l t h c a re be ne f i t s an d Re s e rv e s o l d i e r s a ncf a i r. c i<including CDAMPUS) to fa ily e.b rs soon need to show a pho o ID to enterof soldiers who died a ter Septe ber ilitar co..iss ries.2

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, and authorizes Coaaissary Th polic change , scheduled toand Exchange privileges for survivors take effect this fall , was ade toof soldiers ho died a ter Nov . 7. prevent abuse of co..issar

"This change provid s the sa.e privileges, accor ing to Lt. Col.nef ts to National Guard and Douglas J . Lanude , Chie o theR serve soldiers as those for.erl Military Bntitle ents Branch oi thea f f o r de d o nl y t o a c t i v e d ut y Of f i c e o f t he De put y Chi e f o f St a f f-oldiers,

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la n in the HANG State Tourna.ent.P RTS p p 9So eo e on out, cheer our teas to

.. v i c t o r y and e e t o u r f r i e nds f r o t t e

_other units. Be there !!!P . S . o ac h Sos a ( L'SS ) i s l o o ki ng f o r

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If you're interestedcontact Sgt. a ne So,a at 449-6986T DAY! ! !

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4 CO 1BOS , S l g t . Co r nwa l l !la t s u s aka a nd re t i re d Ai r Po r c e Adv i s o r s t o t heThe Central district playoffs Air National Guard and current

involved a total of 99 players. The ee.bers of the HANG Handicappedoniy bad note as the failure of the Poursone Bo ling League .pi re s t o s ho w up o r t he g aa e s . S t a r t o r i ng o u r t e aa f o r t he

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I would like to Teaa ,Double and Single events.

acknowledge all the volunteers that Tourna.ent rules and registrationca e through at a critical period and for il

.l be in the next issue .kept the tourna ent going. They are : or further details call ur see

gt. Iall ce Takasane at- Sgt . Elpidio Tivera and TSgt. Henry 449-209115198 ,

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