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Ashford noted that i:e srritch f om the F-102 to the F-4 is more han aswitch from an old aircraft to a newer one.The F-4 is a multi-rnission-capable aircraft. In other vords, it is cap-able of air defen e, air superiority , and air-ground work. T

he F-102was designed primarily for air defense."Of course, our primary role wil be in air def nse, but the added cap-ability, especially in air superiority, would come prominently into playshould the 154th be called into active duty overseas,

" said Ashford.The F-4C will be the fourth type of mission jet aircraft flown by theHawaii Air National Guard since he organization was converted to jetsin 1953. The others were F-86E Sabres, F-86L Sabres and the currentF- 102' s. _ >, - :. :; : - . ,:._; w.,:

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WAF Wins HANG Airma Award begin t 2000hrs,

A1C Donna E Culnan was ecentiy awarded Tickets maybe purchased from

` the HANG Airman Award for•her demonst a-Donna who can be contac ed at

tion of outstanding per•formance and b- 531-3721 between the hou s of

ility displayed during the period 1 Jan 0800 and1700 Some reduced

to Jun 75. Some of her ac ievements price tickets are available so

were 1) honor graduate of the Ba ic Wea- call early * , * * , *

ther Observer Course at Chanute AFBTechnic l Training Cenr.er n

Aug 74, 2)

completed her 5- e ei four volumes CDCHNG Oahu Mountainball

course in three mor.hs w h an average Champions ip

score of 9r 3, 3} is qualified in cur-

re nt First Aid techniques and has vol- TeamW L T P

unteered to become the unit's First Aid

representative.154th (A) 6 1 0 12

In addition, Donna is thefirst woman o 201st 4 3 0 8

enlist in the 199th Weather Flight Sheposseses a bachelor degree in music ed- 298th

(6) 4 2 1 9

ucation Her weekends and evenings areusually occupied by playing the violin 298t

h (A) 3 3 1 7

in the Leeward S mphony Orchestra, sin-ging in her church choir and taking Prov Bn

3 4 0 6

courses in Hawaiiana 487 h FA 3 4 0 6

Donna received a letter of commendat oni for her efforts as a v lunteer in the

lb9th 2 5 0 4

Hawaii National Guard Enlisted A soc-iation's campaign during the Easter 154th

(B) 2 5 0 4

Seals Telethon Stan i of the fourth

Donna has completed all sche uled UTAf week of play* * * ** *

and field training er ods wi*h theuni t wi t h ent hus i asm and h igh mot i - e C Su dayvation.

Donna' s hi gh prof ess i unal s t andards e 154t h "A" t e w l l be pl ay -and devo ion to d.,t:yhave contributed the 154th "B" team today atimmeasur ' l y t o t he mi s s io of t he 199t h 13

30 hrs at Soma Fi el d , Al lWeather F ight, her profess+ona

li5m anderson el a e vited o attenoutstana ng accomplishments reflect p

great credit upon herself and the Hawaii * * #*** *** ** '**Ai r Nat i onal Guard, * Ro al Guard._

nn vers arA1C Donna E Culnan a rnember of the 199thWeather Flight will be sinaing in the The Royal Gua d will be ce ebmusical production "T e Mu

sic Man", by its l th a niversa y atce emori

Meredith Wilson at the Honoluiu Commun- at Iolani Palace on 16 doity Theatre at Fort Ruger beginning 31 1230 to 1530 h s Personne ancOctober 1975 Sunday performances begin farilies are urged to attend

a 1830, Thursday perfo ancesb gin at

1930 , Fri day and Sat ur•day perf o ance

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th Suppl_YS adron Ha e n ThP 99t aiso wants to we c me

l th Anniv r rva?1 the new Weapor System Office s(WSO s) who have recent y jo nedthe squadron. WSO° will be fly-The 154th Supply Syua ro c ebrat.er ing in the back seat of he F-4'sit° th Anniversary with a banquet and wii? be responsable for na -a the Tripler Officers Open Mess on gation and operation of the F-4's8 Nov 1975..

The occasion ncluded an radar There are six WSO°s as ofall you can eat steak a d crab legs 3l Oc ober. They are apts, Melbuf f e , whi t e wi ne , door pr ze s , and tat sui , Robe rt Brown, B 11 Pat ro -dancing. It was a ery enjoyab e even- s, nd Lts Gordon Fujimoto, Jo-ing fo the squadron member and their seph Akim and C yde Torigoe> Theguests., next one to join i Sgt Dale Ten-

Refuelersgan when he returns from AMSWith all he new task and respon-sib lities we w 11 be taking on,The 154th Supply Squadron has open- the new WSO's will be a welcomeings in the Fuels Managemen Sranch handfor Fuels Specialist , FSC 63 X0If you know of any individuals nter- VIG ANT OVER IEW 76-2ested in a challenge whether prior

service or non prior ser ice, please Colorado Springs-- he North Amer-contact Capt A Sh nsato, Fuels Mana- ican Air Defense Command (NORAD},gement Officer, at 449 5105 o Capt headquarte ed here, will conduct aJ. Iwamura at 449-5672 Your kokua is wor1 -w de test of it°s far-flungsolicited warn ng sy tem during a two week

_199th ew

period in November The exercise,named Vigilant Overview 76-2, is the

For the past four weeks the 199th ISsecond of four yearly exercises totrain U S. an

d Canadi n Aerospacehas been aquiring a new flyinq sk ll defense un ts around the world Theunder the direction of Capt Don exercises are designed to g ve theThornton is an ins ructor pilot in command a •alistic picture of howBasic Fighter Maneuvers (BFM} and Air well it c n perform its mission ofCombat Maneuvers (ACM), He has been i ediate war~ning of an air or pacehere for the last month to teach a missi e at ack against the Nor hlong awaited course in B /ACM and to American continent Whi]e o mostcheck-ou some local instructor pilots noticeable activity ill take placein BFM BFM/AFM, very simply, is the at fighter nterceptor bases Aart in which a fighter pilo learns units in NORAD"s Worldwide netwo khow to detect an enemy piane and then,based upon relative position, height

o wa ning posts will participate

and airspeed, maneuver his fighteryi lant Overview ThESe inciude

into an advantageous position to takeNORAD s eight regional command cer-

control of the air battle and de troyters, spa e and missile track ng rad-

the enemy in close aerial combatars, sateilite tracking cameras and

Other subjects covered in the courseother surveillance devices

s how to control an aerial battle whenthere is more than one fighter and of

' course, defensive actions avai able inc ase t he ener y pi l ot has al so t aken acourse in ACM



HERE 'S HOW TO CONV RT TO ME TRIC

LENGTH and AREA

1 inch - 2.540 centimeters1 centi eter (one one-hundredth of a meter)--0.39 inches1 yard (3 feet) - 4.914 meters1 meter - 1,09 yards or 39 37 inches1 cre (43,560 square feet) - 4,047 square meter1 mile (5,28 feet) - 1.609 kilometers1 kilometer (1, 0 meters) - .62 milesI square kilometer - 0.3861 square miles1 square mile - 2.590 quare kilometers

WEIGHT

1 ounce - 28 .349 gra s1 gr - 0.035 ounces1 pound (16 ounces) - 0 .

453 kilograms1 kilogram (1 grams) - 2.2 46 pounds1 ton (2,000 pounds

) - 0.907 metric tons1 metric ton - 1.1 US tons

LIQUIn MEASURE

1 pint - 0 .473 liters1 quart (2 pints) - 0.946 liters1 gallon (4 quarts) - 3.785 liters1 liter - 2 114 pints , 1 057 quarts , 0 .26

4 gallon

nRY F.ASURE

1 quart - 1.1 1 liters1 peck-(8 quarts) - .609 liters1 bushe l (4 pe cks ) - 35 . 2 38 l i t e rs1 liter - 0.90R quarts1 hectoliter (1 0 liters) - 2.R4 bushels

AND IN CASE YOU NOW EED IT

1 igger (1 112 ounces) - 4.35 milliliters

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"NEW L K" OR OUR SECURI Y POLICEME

W th changing times, the dress and personal appearance of our security

police en from the 154 Combat Support Squadron will be sporting a "New

Look". he security police officer and airmen are required to wear a

Blue Beret with our ainin Command (PACAF for now) in ignia, when wear-

in eit the serv ice or utility emblem . So--the blue berets were ordered

with an ex ec ed delivery in 60 days (on or about10 Dec 75) T e metallic

co mand insignia (1 1/2 inches high and 1 inch wide) is a local purchase

item and should be no problem getting them .

So--Keep an eye out (hopefully) during UTA 17-18 an 1976 to see the

"Cops" with their "New Look" articles

REI BURSE ENT FOR MEALS

Reimbursement for meals furnished to authorized personnel in ANG messing

facilities will be as follows:Meal Basic Food C arges

Bre akf as t $ . 50Lunch 1.00Dinner 1.00

These rates conform with emergency change to AFR 146-18 in accordance with

AL AJCOM message 1 04/75.(NGB/LGS/ACB sg 172017 )

PR VACY ACT ADVISEM N

Ma y inquiries ave been made regarding the require ent to provde Privacy Act

Statements to individuals whenever they are asked todiaclose personal info matio

The Act re qui res h at e ach agen cy shal l i n f o r e a ch i ndi vi dual w om i t as ks t o s up-

ply informatio on the fo whi h it uses to collect the information or on a sepa-

rate form that c be retained by the individual To et this require ent, the

' individual should be advised of the madatory Pr vacyAct at the time he is asked to

provide the information . This c nbe done by pro iding the individ l a Privacy

Act Statement which he may ret n or by way of a poster displayed in a conspicu u

place. Insure the posterinfor a the individual that a copy of the statement is

, available should he/she wish to retain it

The r e i s n o re qui r e en t t o a c kn awl e dge r e c e i p t o r s i gn a P ri v a cy Ac t St at e n t , n o

is the activ ty requesting the information required to maintain records that indi-

cate such statements were provided There fore, these actions will not be acco

plished In the in tance where the sa e form a e co pleted repeatedly by the sa

pe rs on , a one t i m s t at ement , s uch as DD Fo 2005 (M di ca l Re co rds ) may be u's e d .

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This is the on ly time it would be desirable to have the individual acknowledge thestate ent and the requesting agency retain a record copy Ho eve , even in this' case it is not mandatory that the individual sign the state ent and if the indivi-dual declines to sign, make a notation that a Privacy Act Statement was providedand who provided the statement The person issuing the Statement should ackn w-ledge notation.

If the information being requested would have to be disclosed under the Freedomof Information Act, i e , name , rank , organization , duty a signment, date of rank ,

n d o f f i c e ph on e numbe r , a Pr i v a cy Ac t St a t e men t i s n o t r e q re d , A y t h i n g mo ret h an t h i s wo ul d r e q ui r e a s t a t e me n t , I f t h e i n di dua l

' s SSAN i s s o l i c i t e d , t heindividual must be infor ned of the authority for solicit ng it, the u es to bema de o f i t , an d whe t h e r di s c l os ur e i s v o l t a ry o r man da t o ry Thi s adv i c e may bei n c o rp o r a t e d i n t o t he P r i v a c y Ac t St a t e e n t , i f app r op r i a t e , o r g i v e n by me a sof a sign or poster conspicuously placed and legible.

(This advice must be givregardles of the media used in requesting or recording in formation ,)

No f o r m wi l l b e us e d t o c o l l e c t any pe r s on a l i n f o r ma t i on o t he r t h t h a t d i s -closable under the Freedom of In formation Act, without a Privacy Act Statement ,Th e t e rm "f o r m" i n c l ude s n o t on l y p re p r i n t e d do c u e n t s wi t h s p a c e s f o r r e c o r di n ginfo ation , but also any docu ent including letters, post cards , formats,q ue s t i onn ai r e s , s u r ve y s , r e p o r t s , a d e mo r an dum , p r i n t e d o r o t h e rwi s e r e p r o -duced with space for filling in personal in fo mation , descriptional personalmaterial, addresses, or an swers , The con inued u e of "bootlegged" forms , formlet ers , etc , subject to the above requirements without a Privacy Act Statementi p r o h i b i t e d a nd wi l l be di s c on t i n ue d i me di a t e l y ( 15 AB l DAP , Lt r , 3 No v 75 )

GOT A CO PLAINT?

( D YOU KNOW . , th at you have the righ t to file a o plaint if you feel thatsomeone is discriminating against you because of race, color , or national

origin , . . AND that you cannot get into trouble if you do make a co plaint

THIS TS FACT ANG Regulation 30-12 gives you that right and protection Thisr e g ul a t i on i s t h e ANG' s s upp o r t o f Ti t l e J̀I o f t he Ci v i l R gh t s Ac t o f 1 9 6 4wh i ch p r oh i b i t s di s c r i mi n a t i an ag ai ns t any one o t he g r o un ds o f t h o s e t h re ethings mentioned--race , color, or national origin

He re ' s what y ou do i f yo u wi s h t o make a compl ai n t :

l Write up your complaint. Your Complaints Officer or Equal Opportunitand Tre at ment Of f i ce r can as s i s y ou i f ne ces s ar

2 Submit your co laint to your Commander3 If you do not wish to file the complaint with your Co ander, you may

s ubmi t i t t o any o rg i zat i onal l e ve l i n y our chai n o f com d, i n cl u-di ng t he Ad ut ant Gene r al a d e ven t he Nat i on l Guard Bure au4 . If possible , the problem will be w orked out in fo ally w ithin your

unit . If this ca not be accomplished, the complaint w ill be fo warded

t h r o ugh t he c h a i n o f c o m n d u t i l i t c a be r e s o l v e d

Now t h a t y o u kn y o u c an s a f e l y make a co mp l a i n t , y o u d on' t h av e t o g r i pe t o

y o ur b uddy y mo re He c an ' t do any t h i n g ab o ut i t any way So t ake y o ur co m-plaint to so eone who can do som thing Follo the procedures given andresolve that problem

The individuals to talk to are: Captain Saromines and LtCol Lota

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PHANTOM FACTS .

The F4-C is a tw o-place tandem , superaonic, long-range , all weather fighter-

bomber bult by McDonnell Douglas

Mi sfon c pabilities include:

-long r nge, high altitude intercepts utilizing air to air missiles as

prima y a ment;

- a 20mm gun as s e condar a ma ent _

- long ra ge attack missions utilizing conventional or nuclear weaponsas a p r i ma y a ma e n t

- close ir support missions utilizing a choice of bombs, rockets, and

mi s ai l e s as p i ma y a m ent

A r c •a f t appe ar a ce i s char act e i ze d bq a l ow mount e d swept back wi n g wi t hobvi o anhe dral at t he wi ng t i ps .

he wi ngs f ol d f or e a e o f s t o ra e d gr ound ha dl i n g . •

T e approximate overall dimensions of the ircraft are:

- S an wi s r e a d 3 8 f e e t 5 i n che sP ( gs P )

- Span (wi gs f ol de d) 2 7 f e e t 7 i nches

ength - F4C D 58 feet 3 inches; F-4E 63 feet

H eight - 16 feet 5 inches .

- Distance between ain landing gear - 17 feet 11 inches

-- eight - operating weight about 15 tons to 27 tons (loaded)

- Speed - 1,600 MPH (Mach 2.4+)

- Fe r ry R g e x ce s s o f 2 , 000 mi l es

- Operational ceiling - b0,000' (11 Miles)

The KUKAILIMOKU is the official newspaper aublished monthly by and for the menand women ofithe 154th FIG The opinions expr ssed herein do not necessarilyrepresent those of the Hawaii Air National Guard or the United States Air Force

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