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By KELLY HUMPHREY Northwest Florida Daily News 352nd Special Operations Wing Provisional Public Affairs RAF MILDENHALL, England вЂ” The last MC-130H Combat Talon II departed Jan. 8, thus ending its tenure at the 7th Special Operations Squadron at RAF Mildenhall. The MC-130H, tail number 0195, is the last of its kind to leave the European theater. Its departure marks the final step of Special Operations Command EuropeвЂ™s transition from the Talon II to the CV-22 Osprey. вЂњThis is a departure flight,вЂќ said U.S. Air Force Col. Matthew Powell, Joint Special Operations Air Component вЂ“ Europe vice commander. вЂњItвЂ™s a somber occasion. What youвЂ™ll see today is a real quiet and respectful departure because we understand the mission will never be the same as the 7th evolves into a new aircraft.вЂќ The Combat Talon IIs from RAF Mildenhall will be become part of the 15th Special Operations SquadronвЂ™s mission at Hurlburt Field. вЂњThe nice thing about this departure flight is, these planes are not going to the boneyard,вЂќ Powell said. вЂњTheyвЂ™re going back to Hurlburt Field where theyвЂ™ll continue to fly and make an impact for special operations. They still have a lot of life left in them.вЂќ The MC-130H Talon II is part of a rich and enduring legacy that dates back to the Carpetbaggers from World War II. The B-24 Liberators, which operated out of RAF Harrington, were painted a non-glossy black to make them less visible to search lights вЂ“ much like modern-day special operations forces which operate under the cover of darkness. вЂњHeritage is important вЂ“ especially as the 7th SOS says goodbye to the Talon II and evolves into the CV-22 and its new capabilities,вЂќ said Powell. вЂњSpecial operations in Europe dates back not just to the Air Commandos tradition, but also to a Carpetbaggers tradition. ItвЂ™s absolutely fundamental to emphasize that we have a tradition of zero mission failure and we rise Gen. Schwartz headlines summit Tech. Sgt. Stacia Zachary | USAF The aircrew prior to their departure flight Jan. 8 from RAF Mildenhall to Hurlburt Field. Senior Airman Laura Yahemiak | USAF Airmen from the 352nd Special Operations Group and the 100th Air Refueling Wing line Delta Row taxiway Jan. 8, render a final salute as the MC-130H Combat Talon II departs RAF Mildenhall for Hurlburt Field. to the challenge. Our heritage recognizes that and as the 7th (SOS) transitions to the CV-22, itвЂ™s clear thatвЂ™s our future, too.вЂќ The MC-130H Combat Talon II has participated in special operations missions ranging from air refueling of the militaryвЂ™s vertical lift platforms; precision airdrop of personnel and equipment; and the execution of night, long-range, transportation and resupply of military forces across the globe. The first major deployment for the 7th SOS during 1995 was to the Middle East for Exercise Noble Rose. Two 7th SOS MC130H Combat Talon IIs and two 67th Special Operations Squadron HC-130P/N Combat Shadows supported U.S. Army Special Forces and U.S. Navy SEAL forces from March 15 to April 4, 1995. When Operation Joint Endeavor began, the 352nd SOGвЂ™s mission expanded significantly during Operation Provide Promise. The severe flying weather in the Balkans during the winter months made the Combat Talon weapons system the ideal choice by planners to support the expanded Special Operations Command Implementation Force mission. On Dec. 4, 1995, after receiving a deployment order from Special Operations Command Europe, two 7th SOS Combat Talon IIs departed RAF Mildenhall for Stuttgart, Germany, to onload the SOCEUR advance party and to proceed forward to Brindisi in Italy. A third Combat Talon was positioned there on Dec. 12, 1995. During December, the 7th SOS flew 215.8 hours and 77 sorties supporting Operation Joint Endeavor. No aircraft losses or damages were incurred during the month-long operation, yet the threat from freedom fighters on the ground, and the severe weather restricting flight visibility, had posed a real threat to the safety of the crews. Since then, the Combat Talon II has participated in several operations to include Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. вЂњThereвЂ™s no plane that can do what a Talon II can do,вЂќ Powell said. вЂњBut in a few years I think the mission will evolve into other platforms. Right now, thatвЂ™s the CV-22.вЂќ HURLBURT FIELD вЂ” Representatives from some of the nationвЂ™s biggest defense contractors gathered at the Soundside Club on Monday and Tuesday for the Defense Leadership Forum Air Force contracting summit. The eventвЂ™s keynote speaker was retired Gen. Norton Schwartz, the former Air Force chief of staff, who currently serves as the president and CEO of the non-profit Business Executives for National Security. He took time before his speech Tuesday to answer a few questions. Based on your experience with shrinking defense budgets, do you see this trend continuing in the future? The pressure on defense budgets is going to continue. WeвЂ™re going to see a reduction in the head count of our personnel, and world events will affect all the forces. We need to understand that we wonвЂ™t be able to fund all the missions that arenвЂ™t in as great demand as they once were, despite our inclination to want to keep them. We have Gen. Norton Schwartz to focus our attention on efforts that have a direct impact on the (men and woman in the frontlines). Do you think the . trend toward privatizing military functions . will continue? With fewer resources Massage Therapy, Skin Care, and Nail Specialist Accepting Post 911, Montgomery GI Bill & MyCAA Soothing Arts Healing Therapies School of Massage, Skincare & Nails Visit SoothingArts.com for more information. 3036834 There will continue to be forces squeezing the budgets for the test ranges, but in my opinion they are a precious national asset. 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We want to practice different scenarios so we can be prepared.вЂќ Self, a Washington, D.C., native, is a relative newcomer to the world of special tactics. He said he was attracted to the field because of its emphasis on teamwork. вЂњGrowing up and playing sports, I always enjoyed being part of a team,вЂќ he said. вЂњIn special tactics we do everything as a team. I know that I will always be there for my teammate, and he will always be there for me.вЂќ Above and at left, Special Tactics Airmen from the 24th Special Operations Wing prepare to jump out of an MC-130H Talon II at Hurlburt Field, Jan. 7. 2110865 A Place to Call Home I n an era when military special operations and special tactics are in high demand, itвЂ™s vital that special operators train intensely in order to keep their skills sharp. Last week, 16 special tactics Airmen from the 24th Special Operations Wing, the Air ForceвЂ™s only special tactics wing, jumped out of an MC-130 Talon II in a military freefall exercise. The group included pararescuemen, combat controllers, tactical air control parties and special operations weathermen. Special operations uses the freefall method to insert troops into hostile territory, or in areas where the terrain is too rough for an airplane to land. вЂњThe Special Tactics Airmen train to land safely in a planned drop zone and conduct their mission,вЂќ said 1st Lt. Katrina Cheesman, a spokesperson for the wing. Capt. Ben Self, one of the 2112589 Free pick up and delivery on Hurlburt No tipping Always ready the next day $2 for each item sewn on uniform Always courteous, Always professional 850-374-0553 (call or text) PT/Sign Language inTerPreTer Provide sign language interpretation services for College classes, lectures, labs, meetings, appointments, exams & other College related activities. Interprets sign to voice & voice to sign as well as oral interpretations. Prepares interpretation for complex/technical subject matter. Other duties as assigned. 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Nurses and medics took on responsibilities, Heck said, that wouldnвЂ™t have been allowed in a civilian setting but were so necessary in war. Back home вЂњin any intercity level-one trauma center, itвЂ™s very easy to pick up the phone, call for reinforcements from other parts of the hospital when you have five or six patients at a time. That wasnвЂ™t the case at Al Asad,вЂќ Heck said. And yet it was вЂњa blended purple force able to take care of anybody who came through the door.вЂќ Now a third-term Republican congressman from Nevada, Heck vows to take the same вЂњpractical, non-parochialвЂќ approach in tackling two far different yet still critical priorities for the military while serving as the new chairman of the House armed servicesвЂ™ personnel subcommittee. One will be to review, perhaps reshape, and then shepherd into law long- Tom Philpott awaited recommendations of the Military Compensation and Retirement Reform Commission, which is to deliver its report by Feb. 1. Heck is hopeful reforms can be enacted this year, though most will be aimed at вЂњthe 100-meter targetвЂќ of вЂњthe next generationвЂќ military. вЂњI donвЂ™t think thereвЂ™s going to be any quick 25meter fixes to try to address current budgetary constraints,вЂќ Heck cautioned. Commission proposals on modernizing retirement, for example, will be for future service members although likely to have an вЂњopt-inвЂќ period for those now serving if they are drawn to new features such as, perhaps, early vesting in an old age pension after five or 10 years of service. Heck canвЂ™t be sure he will support replacing the rigid 20-year retirement system for the future force until he sees details and projected impacts on retention. But after 13 years of warfare and seeing the toll multiple combat tours have had on individuals, he sees merit in awarding some retirement benefits sooner than warriors can earn them now. вЂњThe fact is weвЂ™re breaking these folks a lot faster than we used to,вЂќ Heck said. вЂњWe canвЂ™t think somebody is going to be able to stay in for 20 years now. To me, itвЂ™s almost unimaginable because of the op tempo, the stresses we have put them under. So the idea that somebody who serves five or 10 or 15 years is able to get a pension, I think, is critically important.вЂќ The report canвЂ™t come soon enough for Heck because of his second priority as chairman to protect current forces and retirees from more вЂњnickel and dimingвЂќ of pay and benefits caused by the 2011 Budget Control Act and its sequestration ax. The lawвЂ™s automatic spending cuts of $50 billion a year across Department of Defense accounts are to resume in full again Oct. 1. Without relief from the law, warns Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, force readiness will drop lower than he has seen at any point in his 40-year career. So Dempsey and service chiefs have been urging Congress at least to slow compensation growth so more of those dollars can be shifted toward training and other readiness accounts. But Heck, who was promoted to brigadier general in the Army Reserve in 2013, said despite tighter budgets вЂњit is unconscionable to, after the fact, say вЂ�IвЂ™m sorry but we need to balance the budget on your back. So weвЂ™re not going to meet the promise we made to you for the sacrifices you and your family have made over your term of serviceвЂ™.вЂќ Heck sees other ways to make the Department of Defense more efficient, including merging Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands into one, and doing likewise with the three military exchange services that separately run their own chains of on-base department stores. 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The course is provided free of charge by the USAF Special Operations School and is open to all DoD personnel. To sign up, contact your unit training manager. Training Day closure The 1st Special Operations Medical Group will be open from 7 a.m. - noon Jan. 21 and will conduct staff training in the afternoon. Those needing prescription refills should order refills not later than noon on Jan. 20. The 1st SOMG will resume regular operations at 7 a.m. Jan. 22. The 1st Special Operations Medical Group is on Facebook and Twitter. You may find us at www.facebook.com/1SOMDG. Our Twitter handle is @1SOMDG. Follow us and suggest us to your friends. Contact information for the 1st Special Operations Medical Group can also be found on the 1 SOW app. Look for us in the Directory under Medical Group. PACOM Course Advertisement The next USAFSOS PACOM Theater Course runs from Feb. 2-6 and will cover issues ranging from terrorism, Special Operations theater plans, current hot spots triage From page 6 kinds of tough actions taken before considering more proposals to cap annual pay raises, dampen housing allowances or boost patient out-of-pocket costs under TRICARE, the health insurance program for military families and retirees. вЂњIвЂ™m not one for asking somebody to make a co-pay when weвЂ™re still pissing away money in a health care system that is not finely tuned,вЂќ Heck said. Individual services and commands will fight вЂњto protect their turfsвЂќ in managing base stores or overseeing health care, Heck said. But if the alternative is breaking faith on compensation, then the tough choices must be made, and he will try to lead colleagues to make them. Also broken and wasting billions of dollars, he said, is the defense procurement system, which canвЂ™t seem to buy weapons without hefty cost overruns and long delays. The armed services committees especially, he said, must move past the вЂњparochial, with everybody concerned about the base or the depot or the unit in their districtвЂќ and вЂњthink more strategicallyвЂќ to what the nation needs. As budgets tighten, Heck draws a distinction between вЂњdirectвЂќ compensation вЂ“ pay, allowances, retirement and health care вЂ” and вЂњindirectвЂќ benefits to include shopping discounts. Last year, during a hearing on administration plans to cut commissary funding by two thirds over three years, Heck didnвЂ™t reject more modest costsaving ideas to include a doubling of the five percent surcharge customers pay at checkout. Asked about that, Heck said grocery savings are a quality of life issue. вЂњBut if push comes to shove and youвЂ™ve got to make a decision somewhere вЂ” as much as I would not want to вЂ” thatвЂ™s the place where weвЂ™re going to need to look. The indirect benefits, not direct pay and benefits.вЂќ Better still would be to end sequestration. Heck doesnвЂ™t sound confident it will happen but it should, he said. вЂњAny budgetary cut mechanism that takes 50 percent of cuts away from DoD, which is only about 25 percent of the [entire federal] budget, is fraught with problems,вЂќ Heck said. And more of them are his problems now. 2110262 Page | Hurlburt Warrior | Friday, January 16, 2015 ItвЂ™s easy to place an in-colum n classified ad in the H urlburtW arrior. 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