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Tech. Sgt. David Brumley931st ARG Public Affairs

See SURVEY, Page 7The 931st is “Mission Ready”

said a team of evaluators fromAir Mobility Command Headquartersfollowing an Aircrew Standardization andEvaluation inspection that ended in May.

More commonly called an ASEV,the inspection is conducted every twoyears to assess the Group’s flyers andStandardization and Evaluation programs.

“They looked at how we evaluatethe crews’ reviews and certifications,”said Lt. Col. Ken Harris, 931st Stan/EvalChief. “They also reviewed how our

training programs prepare crews.”The inspections began in March with

flight evaluations and flyers were testedon general knowledge during the lastweek of April. The evaluation ended onSaturday of the May Unit Training As-sembly with the crewmembers complet-ing a written test.

The ASEV team divided their as-sessment into four areas. The final resultsreleased during the out briefing showedall areas rated as “Satisfactory.”

“Essentially, you’re either missionready or you’re not mission ready, andwe are mission ready,” said Lt. Col. Har-ris.

Group members, includ-ing family members and civil-ian employees, are being askedto participate in a survey of theGroup newsletter, the KanzaSpirit.

The survey allows theopportunity to answer ques-tions relating to the Spirit’scontent and offer suggestionsfor improvement.

All survey participants willbe eligible to be entered in arandom drawing for moviepasses good for admission tothe McConnell AFB Theaterand certificates for a free sand-wich at the McConnell AFBBurger King.

Five participants will beselected to receive four movie

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Vol. 9, No. 5

Commander,931st Air Refueling

GroupCol. Karl J. Hurdle

Spirit StaffMaj. Dave Fruck

Chief of Public Affairs

Tech. Sgt. Jason SchaapEditor

Tech Sgt. David BrumleyStaff Writer

How to reach usKanza Spirit

931st Air Refueling Group53280 Topeka Street

Suite 221McConnell AFB, KS 67221

Commercial Phone:(316) 759-3616DSN: 743-3616

Fax: (316) 759-3393e-mail:

[email protected]

DeadlinesThe deadline to submit ar-

ticles and newsbriefs for pub-lication is close of businessof the UTA.

This funded Air Forcenewspaper is an authorizedpublication for members of theU.S. military services.

Contents of the Kanza Spiritare not necessarily the officialviews of, or endorsed by, theU.S. Government or the Depart-ment of the Air Force.

Editorial content is edited,prepared and provided by the931st Public Affairs Office. Allphotos are Air Force photos un-less otherwise indicated.

The Kanza Spirit is mailedeach month to all 931st ARGmembers on file with Personnel.Members not receiving theircopy should check with theiradministration section to ensuretheir filed address is correct.

Next UTA: June 12-13July 17-18

August 14-15September 18-19

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Memorial Day weekend kicked off “101Critical Days of Summer,” our annualsummer-safety program. I don’t want usto think “101 Critical Days of Summer” isjust a throw-away slogan we hear everyyear at this time. It’s a reminder for youand your family to remain alert during yourwork week, vacations and just around thehouse. Last year during this period, the AirForce Reserve family lost three people—theworst ever for the command. We all need to get back to basics in thesafety arena. Please think about what you do—keep it safe!

Congratulations to the operators on a job well done on the AircrewStandardization and Evaluation Visit. I am proud of your terrific perfor-mance in the air and on the ground. Aircrew Testing, Stan/Eval Admin,Training Admin, and the Training Review Panel were graded “Excellent.”Outstanding performers were: Tech. Sgt. Michael Kissire (ExceptionallyQualified), Lt. Col. Keith Kontz (TRP), Maj. Randy Brink (Training Admin),Maj. Glenn Powers (Training Admin), Capt. Travis Clark (Training Admin),and Senior Master Sgt. John Wallman (Training Admin). The 931st ARGis indeed “Mission Ready!”

Next time your see Senior Master Sgt. Chuck Smith please shakehis hand. He won the Sedgwick County Volunteer of Year! Sgt. Smithrepresents what is best about the Air Force Reserve. We work hard onthe job—we give to our community. Thanks Chuck!

The IGX is just over a month away. Let’s use the remaining twoUTAs to productively train for the challenges presented by this inspection.We have assembled a great team that is sure to impress the IG.

Have a safe and productive UTA!

Karl J. Hurdle, Colonel931st ARG Commander

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Airmen with government travel cards can now makepayments to their accounts online.

The “MyEasyPayment” system allows Airmen withgovernment travel cards to pay off residual or unexpectedcharges not covered by split disbursement payments, saidJosephine Davis, the Air Force banking liaison officer.

“Split disbursement of travel card payments is man-datory for military members and civilians, but there areunavoidable situations when the split-disbursed amountdoes not cover your total charges,” Ms. Davis said.

When Airmen return from travel, they file a voucherso they can be reimbursed for their expenses. That pay-ment, or disbursement, is split between the Airmen’s per-sonal-checking account and their travel-card account.Airmen are responsible for indicating how much moneyshould be sent to the travel-card account. If there is amiscalculation of the amount owed on the travel card, therecan be residual or unexpected charges still owed.

An example of an unexpected or residual charge iswhen an Airman makes a purchase overseas and the ex-

change rate changes before the merchant processes thecharge, Ms. Davis said. Another example is when Airmenlose receipts and forget about charges on their cards.

Despite those types of errors, Ms. Davis said Air-men are still responsible for paying off their accounts.

“Just like with any other credit card, it is our respon-sibility to know what we owe,” Ms. Davis said. “Some-times you need to call the bank and find out what youneed to pay. This system gives you the opportunity tomake those payments.”

Airmen with questions about being reimbursed forunexpected or residual charges on their accounts shouldcontact their military travel pay office, Ms. Davis said.Travelers may need to file an amended travel voucher ifthey feel they are owed money.

The payment system is available atwww.myeasypayment.com. To use the system,cardholders need to know the amount they want to payon the card, the card’s account number and security code,and their checking account and bank routing numbers.

Ms. Davis said cardholders can check their accountbalance by calling the toll-free number on the back of thecard.

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Travel cardholders have online-payment option

Maj. Gen. John A. Bradley hasbeen nominated by the president to theSenate for promotion to lieutenant gen-eral and appointment as chief of AirForce Reserve and commander of AirForce Reserve Command.

Lt. Gen. James E. Sherrard III,chief of Air Force Reserve and AFRCcommander, relinquished command ofAFRC during a ceremony May 11. AirForce Chief of Staff Gen. John P.Jumper presided over GeneralSherrard’s retirement, which took ef-fect June 1.

If General Bradley is not con-firmed by June 1, Maj. Gen. John J.Batbie Jr., AFRC vice commander, will

continue to lead the command untilGeneral Bradley is confirmed.

General Bradley has been the as-sistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefsof Staff for Reserve Matters in the Pen-tagon since December 2002.

General Bradley began his AirForce career in September 1967 as amathematician and program analyst atHeadquarters Strategic Air Command,Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.

He completed Undergraduate Pi-lot Training at Sheppard AFB, Texas,in March 1970, and separated from theactive force in April 1973 to join theAir Force Reserve at Barksdale AFB,La.

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The 931st’s Security Forces will be one UTC bigger and the AirForce will be one security team stronger when the fiscal year changes inOctober.

That’s when the Group’s Force is scheduled to receive a Unit Train-ing Code that will enable all of its members to deploy together.

“Our section will be able to support more contingencies – not justhome-station,” said Senior Master Sgt. Chuck Smith, Security ForcesChief, who worked on gaining the UTC for four fears.

The UTC is scheduled to come to the 931st from Westover AirReserve Base, Mass., as part of restructuring initiative. The increase willgive the section the required 13-person team it needs to expand its modeof operations.

“This will change our main focus to Air Base Defense training, butdoes not exclude us from the current training for Aircraft Security and LawEnforcement,” said Sgt. Smith. “It will allow us to support the needs of thehost, when they send out a team, as well as Reserve missions.”

Sgt. Smith’s Airmen have been busy doing just that since2001. All but one of his troops was reported for

immediate support following the Sept. 11attacks. Since then, they’ve deployed(separately) to California, Texas, andSpain and filled numerous positions insupport of security at McConnell AFB.

“I’m so thankful for every one ofmy troops for their support and continu-ing dedication to the mission,” Sgt. Smith

said. “I love these guys.”

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Employer Appreciation Day

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The Employer Appreciation Day previously post-poned because of high-tempo operations has been sched-uled for Sept. 18, the Saturday of the September Unit TrainingAssembly. This is the chance for Airmen of the 931st to lettheir employers see what they do in their military jobs andhow the 931st fits into the mission of the Air Force Reserve.

Scheduled activities include a flight on a KC-135 (sub-ject to mission requirements), a mission briefing, free lunchat the NCO Club and time to visit with Reservists.

Reservists are required to be on duty status, in uni-form, pay for their own lunch and provide a tour of theirwork centers and units. Please complete this form and re-turn it to the Public Affairs Office, suite 221 in the 931stheadquarters building. Forms can also be faxed to (316)759-3393 or requested via an email sent to

[email protected] forms by mail to:

Maj. David Fruck, Public Affairs Officer 53280 Topeka St., Ste. 221McConnell AFB, KS 67221

Please note: Due to the large amount of time elapsed,Airmen who submitted their employer for the cancelledEmployer’s Day are required to submit a new form. Prioritywill go to employers who have not participated in previous em-ployer events with the 931st. This event is not for family mem-bers or friends of employers or Reservists. This form is for931st ARG PA use only.

Completion of this form is completely voluntary.Your cooperation is appreciated.

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PEP packages dueAll Promotion Enhancement

Program package are due to theMilitary Support Flight by the Satur-day of the July Unit Training Assembly(July 18). Contact Master Sgt.Debroada Cornelius at (316) 759-3587 for more information.

TSP open through JuneThe current Thrift Savings Plan

open season runs until June 30. This isthe time servicemembers can start orchange contributions to their account.Up to nine percent of base pay canbe contributed each month and up to100 percent of incentive and specialpay, including bonus and combat pay,can be contributed. Total contribu-tions from taxable pay may notexceed the Internal Revenue Servicelimit of $13,000 for 2004. Enrollmentcan be done online athttps://mypay.dfas.mil/mypay.aspx

Enrollment forms available atwww.tsp.gov can also be turned intolocal pay or personnel offices.

This month’s selectee is a Derby, Kan., native who hasbeen in the Air Force for more than a year.

Job title: Security Forces

Civilian job: Restaurant Manager

Currently studying: Theology at Newman University

Favorite way to relax: Fishing

What annoys me: I have nine siblings, I can’t be annoyed

Most influential person in my life: My father, he’s taught meall the really important lessons in life

What I’m listening to now: Anything that’s on

What I’m reading now: CDCs

If I won $1 million, I would: Save it

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Civilian clothing authorizedfor July/August UTAsCol. Hurdle, 931st Commander,

has authorized Group members topay $5 in exchange for wearingproper civilian attire on Sundays ofthe July and August Unit TrainingAssemblies. All proceeds will gotoward offsetting costs of the FamilyDay Picnic. Civilian clothing is notauthorized for members participatingin training that requires a uniform.

Don’t allow credit cards,identification to be copied

Air Force members are beingurged not to allow individuals orcompanies to photocopy their creditcards, as well military and other formsof identification.

The Air Force has recentlyreceived complaints of such activitiestaking place at car rental agencies.Photocopies could not only be usedfor identity theft, but also are consid-ered a threat to security.

Phone card donationprogram goes publicThe selling of prepaid calling

cards by the Army and Air ForceExchange Service to any person ororganization that wishes to purchasecards for deployed servicemembershas been authorized by Defenseofficials. The “Help Our Troops CallHome” program is designed to assistservicemembers calling home fromSouthwest Asia.

To donate a prepaid calling cardto a servicemember people can logon to the exchange Web site atwww.aafes.com and click the ‘HelpOur Troops Call Home’ link. Cardsnever expire and there are no addedcharges or connection fees.

Radar detection prohibitedMcConnell AFB officials are

reminding drivers that the use ofradar or laser detection devices isprohibited on Department of De-fense installations.

Senior AirmanLuke Mahoney Security Forces

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Barbara SchwermanAero Medicine Flight

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Senior Airman Cory NeufeldCivil Engineer Squadron

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Gerald JanzenCivil Engineer Squadron

Senior Master Sgt. Dallas JonesCivil Engineer Squadron

Master Sgt. Shaun HooblerCivil Engineer Squadron

Master Sgt. David MooreCivil Engineer Squadron

Master Sgt. William SouderCivil Engineer Squadron

Tech. Sgt. Jason SchaapPublic Affairs

Tech. Sgt. Steven Sirois18th Air Refueling Squadron

Senior AirmanNabil Abdulkader

Civil Engineer Squadron

Senior AirmanLuke MahoneySecurity Forces

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passes and four Burger King certifi-cates. Fifteen participants will beselected to receive two movie passesand two certificates.

The survey will be availablethrough several methods. One con-venient method is online at the webaddress located below.

All surveys are kept as anony-mous as possible. However, groupmembers who complete the onlinesurvey must include their name inthe comments box at the end of thesurvey to be entered into the draw-ing for free certificates. The com-ments box is reported to the PA of-fice separate from the rest of the sur-vey.

Participants should put onlytheir name in the comments sec-tion (with the option to include com-

ments in a second online survey) ifthey want their survey to be com-pletely anonymous.

Surveys will also be availablein the publications display outside thePublic Affairs office, suite 221 in the931st headquarters building. Theyalso can be obtained via an emailrequest sent [email protected]

Surveys may be returned tothe PA office by hand, via email, orfaxed to (316) 759-3393.

All surveys will be immediatelyseparated and stored separatelyfrom a record of participants to pro-tect anonymity. Surveys returned byfax should include a separate coversheet with the participant’s name.

Results of the random drawingwill be announced at the Family DayPicnic scheduled for the SeptemberUnit Training Assembly.

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Movies are shown at the McConnell Air Force Base Theater and are subject to change.Admission is $3 for adults, $1.50 for children 11 and under.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 11 7pm2 hr. 14 min. Uma Thurmanis an assassin continuingher voyage of vengeanceup the chain of commandof her former boss in thesecond chapter of QuentinTarantino’s action-packedtale.

MPAA Rating: R forviolence, language andbrief drug use

At The Movies

A Perfect CircleJune 11 – Featuring former membersof Smashing Pumpkins, Tool andMarilyn Manson, the show starts 7:30p.m. at the Kansas Coliseum. Visitwww.selectaseat.com or call (316)755-7328 for tickets.

Joseph & the AmazingTechnicolor Dreamcoat

June 11-12 – See the show that’sawed generations at the Century IIConcert Hall. Shows start 8 p.m. Visitwww.musictheatreofwichita.org orcall (316) 265-3107 for tickets.

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Mike Finnigan andthe Phantom Blues Band

June 12 – A night of blues, rock andjazz at the Orpheum. Show starts at 8p.m. Call (316) 755-7328 or visitwww.selectaseat.com for tickets.

Wichita StealthJune 12 – Wichita’s own ArenaFootball team takes on the Yard Dawgzfrom Oklahoma City at the KansasColiseum. Game scheduled to start 7p.m. Call (316) 755-7328 or visitwww.selectaseat.com for tickets.

Texas Hold’emSecond Tourney

June 12 – The second installment of thispopular card tournament is being heldthrough June 26. A 12-weektournament, weekly meetings are heldSaturday nights in Emerald City onMcConnell AFB.

Registration begins 6 p.m.,games begin 7 p.m. First and secondplace weekly finishers earn a seat in thefinal, July 3 tournament. Free for ClubMcConnell members, $3 for non-members. Call (316) 759-6002 formore information.

SATURDAY, JUNE 12 7pm1 hr. 39 min. Ben Stiller andJack Black are best buddies,neighbors and coworkers.But when Black gets rich byselling an invention, Stillerfeels left out in the cold andenvy begins to divide theirfriendship.

MPAA Rating: PG-13 forlanguage and sexual/crudehumor