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15 4 TH COMPOSIT E GROUP RECEIVES 6 AW RDSAT NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

To efford maximum national visi- Besides these two awards,the 154

bility to award recipients by their Composite Group received four safetyNational Guard peers, the National Guard aw rds:Association awards were presented at the -Flying Sefety Meritorious Achieve-Presidents' Recognition Awards luncheon ment 1984held in Louisville, Kentucky. The

154 -National Safety Counci Award of

o posite Group was awarded the D istin- Honoruished Flying Unit plaque which -Nation l Safety Council Noteworthyrecognizes five of the highest rated Air Awards:National Gu rd flying units after the 169th ACW Squadron .Spet z t rophy wi nner ( 14 2 nd FI G, Or e gon

150 t h CW SquadronANG ). We were se

lected as one of the With the201st units gernerin9 five

f ' v w nne r s bas e d u on an ove ra l l c ombat a wa rds , t h e Ha wa

i i Ai r Na t o na l Gua r de i p

readiness during the reporting year enddominated the awards recognition cere-

our performance with respect to all other mony.91 Air Guard flying units. Speci

ficfactors considered in the evaluationincluded: flying safety, aircra

ft

operational readiness , weapons firing ,uni t s a l e r t , uni t manni ng , s ki l l l eve l

1 6 4 th Co po t P n - on S ALE!!qualification, drill attendance, opera-tionel readiness inspections, outstanding 154th Co posite Group cloisonne pinseccomplishments and speci l issions and are being sold for $2.00 each to defray ex-exercises. penses of the 1986 Sentry Tigre

luau.I n a dd i t i o n t o t he Di s t i ng u i s he d CONTACT YOU UNI T REPRESENTATI E.

Flying Unit plaque, Colonel Lee accepted

the Mission Support plaque authorized forthe five highest rated Air National Guard •.non-flying units. The 1

69 ACW Squadron ' tst tioned at Wheeler AFB earned this f

award through their exceptional conver- '

sion progression from a manual to n •. ,,utomated radar facility es readily '•

.demonstrated during the ORI/MEI.

The169 ACW Squadron is commanded by LtCol one l 0 'Day and re pre s e n t s o ne o f t hetwo ACW Squadrons in the Composite Group. HISTORYO f E

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ntinued from page 4. CAM'S NEWS & VIEWS) hol Prevention officials in Washington , D .C.

ovemher aboard the Windjam er Schooner ... report that they expect preliminary survey

cay fellas, get really romantic and take results in Novem

ber, and final results in

our wives, girlfriends, boyfriends for a the Spring.

dinner cruise...Let's hope Hawaii is not No Ka Oi in

... ell, today is Sunday and you

folks out this survey!

there probably figured out the new Nickamt ra f f i c chang e s ou t al r e ady , j u s t remembe r

T ric k o r T r Bt YOIY l O T l 11

though , the next UTA(Nov) there will be

ano t her maj o r t ra f f i c change , th e new by - -`

pass road will be opened.. uwe and Auwee..Mo beta catch the bus in to UTAs.. HALL W EEN PARTY... a

ke care, happyhalloween and see you

n ex t UTA . . . I r i v e c a r ef u l l y . . . .

S OCI AL ACTIONSDF G &ALCOH L T - LLOWEEN PARTY

WHERE - WAIMANO TRAINING SCHOOL & HOSPITAL

ABUSE SURVE WHEN - OCTOBER 27, 1985 (S NDAY)W at, you say , does H

ickam AFB, Nawaii,0 - PTER 18 NCO GRADUATE ASSOCIATION

have in co mon with Osan AB , Korea; Clark

TI - 1 00am to 11:30am •.

AB, P ilippines; Elmendorf AFB, Alas

ka; We will be having games and a PumpkinLoring AFB , Maine; Blyt

hefille AFB, Arkan- Carving Contest

sas; Bitburg AB, West Ge any;'Lowry AFB ,

Colorado; Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio; Reese ICE C & COOKIES WILL BE PROVIDED BY T, Texas; MacDill AFB , F

lorida; Kadena pTER., Okinawa; Davis-Mont

han A B, Arizona;'upreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe; We are looking for volunteers to helpd the Pentagon? with the games.Sure, they are all distan t p

laces,and yes, they are all places w

here Air Force *Contestants will be fro the Association .pe sonnel are stationed, but what e

lse? please bring or donate a pumpkin for thisThese are the sixteen bases selected event. Also, bring your ownknives and ideas.

to participate in the scheduled Octobersurvey to determine the level of drug use Call gt. Wayne Y . So a 449-

6986 orand alcohol abuse in the military. Hickam 422_6773 if you can help out on that day.AFB will provide approximately 400 of theestim ted 20,000 military e bers w

ho will Dress Code: Your C apter 18 t-shirt or abe interviewed. Those who are selected

halloween costume.will be asked if they use various drugs and/

or if they use alcohol, how much of each Let's all pitch in ta help t e handicapped

they use, and how often t ey use drugs and/

or alcohol. The participants' responses

will remai anonymous, however, all respon-HELP NEEDED

ses will be aggregated, and used to producea report on drug and alcohol uae.

LOOKING FOR TWENTY-IIVE VOLU TEERS

The urvey results w ill be co piled bya North Carolina-based private research or-

TO WORK AT : RUBBER DUCKY ACES ...ganization .name

d the Research Triangle In-stitute. This 1985 surv ey is the third in ere:

Ala Wai Yacht Harborseries that has been performed by The In-itute. The previous two surveys which . en :

November 17, 1985 (Sunday) (Day

measured the levels of drug use and alcohol after NG Awards Banquet)

: ab us e i n t h e mi l i t a ry we r e c on duc t e d i n 19 8 0

and 1982.Time : 9 :OOam to 1 :OOpm

The Air Force will use the RTI 's find-ings to evaluate the drug and alcohol pre- Sponsor: Pacific Cancer Research Foundation

vention programs and to deter ine the direc=tions for and t e emphasis of future preven- Contact: gt. Wayne Y . Soma -

449-6986, ortion ro rams. The Air Force Drug an

d Alco- 422-1418.

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