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COMI ANDER'S cores.In the past y ar 80 0 of the Air National Gu rdCORNER t that received Unit Effectiveness Inspections were ratc:::<.

, over ll EXCELLENT or better. That s our goal for th154th Composite Group, to achieve an overall rating o< EXC LLENT or better. To do that requires the commment of every one. I know your unit commanders willwor ing with you to help achieve it. We have sound

b programs and outstanding people in place, a little "spit> nd polish" and understanding the rules govern ing theLt. Col. Michael H. Tice inspection is what' s needed over the next several mon[

Go for greatness.The Headqu rters PACAF Inspector Gene a is T HINK O UTST ANDING !

coming! The good news is that he ' s coming for only aUnit Effectiveness nspection ( EI) and not a combined °

pera onal Readiness Inspection (ORI)/UEI as we've had G A®in the past. The scope and content of these inspections is

such that try ing to do both concurrently doesn' t allow usto focus on either to the degree necessary to get the scoreswe deserv e. I or many people in the Composite Groupthis may be your first IG inspectio and you're probablywondering what it's ll about. Here ' s what I hope is asimple explanation. .An Operation l Readiness Inspection (ORI) is a

,measure of our ability to do our wartime missions. That spretty clear... o fl y and To fight ... and all the essent alelements that go into m king that happen. This isn ' t thekind of inspection we 're expec[ing. • ' '

A Unit Effectiveness Inspection (UEI) is a measureof how w ' 'e manag g the resources (equ pment, cnoney, ON SAVING ENERGYpeople, etc.) that have been allocated to us to accomplishour w rtime missions. This is the kind of inspectionwe 're exp cting and the liability window is October-December 1990 . It ' s expected to occur over a UTA Tweekend and the two days preceding the UTA

. An in-C o M I

•spection out-brief wo ld be held the week following the A M IUTA

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Ferformance is the primary measure of success Don' f orget Family Day 1990 w tich p romises to be adu ing any insp ction. Functional areas, units, agencies, of f un or t e w ole f am ily .See an F-I S ul -close, enjoshops, and individuals responsible for unit programs are the mus ic of the HANG O 'Ha a and Na Mele O akanevaluated primarily on the results and effectiveness of laugh with C ris da Pord gee Clown, eat some "Hau k

their activities. Serv ice provided to customers, and we ' ono" s aved-ice, visit the "H h" Hou e and the F-15all customers of one another , is a priority-r; ted arca. Atti- simulator, see each unit 's uniqu exh bits, marve! at thtudes, helpfulness and timeliness are key el ments. Our civil engineeriri he vy e uipment isp lay, and ent r tvcompliance wi h higher headquarters policies, programs win a roundtrip i terisla cketf r wn on Alo; Airand di ctives come under scrutiny too. Seemingly simple lines. Be The.re! Pemember Family Day is Sep temberthings like housekeeping d personal appearan e stan- 1990f rom . . 3c p .m. o 3:3Up.m .

f there are any que.dards; and administr tive ind ecuri r.rac ce c r hav ior Ci l 'c l 'c,trick Y. : n k

.a, Farnily Day C airbig impact on the inspection tearn's erceptiun f he nar at 449-9 7_ nr 487-682.

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P A S O R , S ing for the upcoming OR tTEI. We might feel poor wour time. But his is exactly the time we need to pullPERSPECTIVE together and help one another out.

If we do this, botrindividual work and our work together will be top not

;' Let's all str ve to be teamplaye.s. In the end, we'll all,; . winners!, . :,,, : ,...

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• • v - u .Robert Nagamine . - - , • -• . .1

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. .Lo ng ago I heard an interesting story abo ut three ' `

knights and a vi ll ge .T he setting w as centurie s ago and '

,the vil lage was very poor. The three knights were on a ., .long journ ey and tired, but most of all very hung . As ,, ', ,they approached the poor village, word was already ; c

getting out that these str angers were coming. The villagers , I,, .weren't only poor but very c uri ous.

So by the time the '• 1 b1knights had arrived

, ev ery o ne in the village was waiting to " . : ; .:

• .cee why these knights had come and what they wanted. '

The knights explained tha[ they were on an import ant • ;ission sent by the king. T ey were t red, but above a l • / `:

.very hungry . So they asked for food from the people. But '., ' ••one by one the poor village walked away to the ir o wn .., , l , ' 1homes, unwilling to giv e up what little fc d hey had

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villagers fe lt that they cer inly didn 't have eno ug h foo dfor themselves, let alone others. T

But being wise knights and persistent men, the 1 ' - •knights found a big pot and devised a plan to persuade thevillagers to share their food.

They poured water into the Two things l wnuld like t me.n :on this weekenpot, placed it under a fire, threw a stone into the pot a d irst is the Family Da eve t next drill, Sun, Sep 16.started stirring. One by one t e curious villagers came aut would like to encourage you to bring yo rfamilies oof their homes to ask the e strangers wh t they were the activities.

There w ll be •o. ethin f or- the whuledoing. The reply was,

"Just making a po ef soup." Then f ily .

They vill be cble to rn ent y ur cowvrkers andone by one the poor vill ager responded by saying, "You f riends and get a t te of what we do over here. Wecan 't make soup with a stone, let me bring you at least a uurf amilies to be well in o med on w at we do here.little of what I have, you may have some real soup." So With this in ormat on, they may b rnore unders anr irone person brought some carrots, another potatoes, while and upportive of the time e aw y on our drilanother meat and so on... until everyo e in the vi age weeke.nds.shared their food. Secnnd is orr c ntinued in.erest in , otcr f amily .

OurThe soup became fu and very delicious. I fact,

it f arn ily suppv rt roups are hrowi in numbers . Mv rewas the best soup the villagers ever made.

In the end, both peop l arc n ereste in ge ting i volved. tf yourf omthe knights and he villagers ate tu the ir pleasure, and they me ,,r i,r i, t re ted ir ge.tt ng in olved

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were all happy. about hi /her r'ntcrest .Rrrn er, the b sic purpose

Besides getting a g eat meal, the kn hts taught the these rc ;ps are t<? ke p o cr f car l es wel! in urme avillagers an important les on: separately peol e may have hene ts c nc ke r,

h. m rp dy to car y or in t e event

a little, but together they have a lot! nre . iNow, how does this apply t u ' ' : ;ncl •i ' t . .

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QUARTRRLY IIVTS:/Care of Battle Dress

Unif orm (BDU)by:TSgt Carswell Ross FROM WIL WA HER ON C F OF UNIF R f CLOTHING EM!

FABRIC: Ternperate - SO° Cotton/SO% Nylon TwillDRUNKE ot Weather - 100% Cotton Plain Weave

WAS ING IN RUCTIONS: For mach ne wash g, tRIVER PR CE St Per nent press ycle and wash in warm water usmild detergent. For hand washing , wash a d rinse inwarm water s irtg a mild de ergent. DO NO'l WRING

The following is a synopsis of what will happen to L.individuals stopped by Honolulu's fi nest for suspicion of

d ving while under the in luence. A new law and pro e- Never use chlorin . leach or starch on your BDUs.D

dures take effect on July I,

199 1. at a low heat which does not exceed 1 30 degrees F, thA police officer stop a drivcr for suspicion of dry tu ble at room temperature f or 1Dminutes.

Remdrunken d ving.

The offi cer conducts a roadside sobriety i m diately f rom dry er. To drip dry , removef rom wat st. If the driver fails, the offi cer arrests the driver and and p lace on rust proof hanger .transport s the suspect to the stadon where the suspeet Du to the ry pe of dye p rocess used in the BD U,f ail trtakes a breath or blood test to de ermin alcohol level. If f ollow t e wa hing instru .tions may result n colorf aeither test shows an alcohol level of 0

.10 or higher, the or changing; "p in holes" opening in thef a ric, buttond ver will be charge with drunken driving. coming through the f abric during heavy pressing , andAt this point, p •o e ures from the new bill begin. reduced lif e expectancy .Police will revoke the d ver's license and issue a tempo- The develop ing agency for the BD naterial is curren

rary 30-day permit. The driver will also receive dates for develop ing/testing newf abr cs which may help to eliman administrative review and hearing. nate the care proble s presently being experienced

.Criminal proceedings now begin. At the eview, theadministrative of icer checks to see if police followed -proper procedures. The officer sustains or rescinds thelicense revocation. The driver can appeal a revocation at

A KUHINA N UI Oan administrative hearing, which must begin within 30days. KOA AWAII L UA U

At the hearing, the judge reviews evidence. Thejud e can sustain or rescind the rev cation. If the judge Na Kuhina Nui O Na Koa Hawaii, the Sta te Departrn erescinds it, the state must drop criminal procee ings. If

of Def ense A xiliary , w 11be holding a scholarship f urthe d ver is criminally convicted, the sentence can in- raising htauf rom 5:00 p m . to 8:00 p .m. on Septemberclude a fine, jail and possibly alcohol treatment. 1990. The luau will be held at the Heeia State Park (CAfter the revocation, a d iver may apply for a new Mau Village) n Kaneohe. Proceeds f rom tlcis luau wilicense. f the dr ver was also sentenced to trea ment, the ed to support scholarsh ps open to children of alldriver must show proof of treatment when he or she members of the Hawaii National Gt rd . This year thapplies for a new license. a iliary p es to provide s 1 00 scholarships . Yc(Art icle from Honolulu Star Bulletin, 11 June 1990, supp ort of i s luau will p rovide f orf uture warriors ofLinda Hosek) Paci :c. Ple se contact your unit representativef or

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Tentative plans are to have Hawai Air Na on l J • ,uard softball team epresented at the 199 1 ANG Na-

tion l Softball Tourn amen in August 19 1. Such anundert king requires advanced planning, coo dination dmost impo ant of ll financial suppo .

17-19 Aug t 1990Hickam A , aw ii

Combo sof tbal! team rn embers' contact coachesare CMS t. C. 1 atsusaka at 449-0301 MS t. L.

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Kauleinamoku at 449-5545, and MSgt. W. Somaat 449-6986.

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M E N1Entrance fee ($150.00), uniform, motel, van rental,

a d ea expenses must be sati sfi d by team members.To help ease the team's fi nancial burden, a food on s-'I he Ilawaii Air National Guard Sta e Tennis To

s on booth will be operated dur ng the H G St ge Soft- ment will be held on O tober 13, 1990 f om 8:00 .ba l Tou ament during August 17- 19

, at the Earhart Soft-5:00 p.m. at the Subase Racket Club in Pearl Harbor.ball Complex, TSgt. Pam Goya will ch ir this project,for t will be Team Doubles (8 per on team) and Tea

with MSgt. Ron Muronaga as our Finance Chairm n. We Round Robin. Cur ent and former HI ANG members asolicit your support . per onnel in e Air Fome Sen .or Adv sors Of ce re

elig ble to play. Anyone interes ed should sign up wi liheir unit coordina ors list d below.

2 d A n ual H N GE A /H VA ennis K. Takes i ( Q IA N - 732- 34 1,CMSgt.Cocnwal K. S. Mat usaka (HQ 1 4 CGMPG) -' A j 449-030 1, C pt. Adrian Kinimal a ( 199 I FS) - 449-28t

MSgt. Fred M. Higa Jr. (154 CAMS) - 49-98 19

, SMSR N A M N Ronald Izutsu (154 RMS} - 449- 472, MSgt. ayne Y

Soma (154 11SS MSFJS -- 449-69 6 772), TSgt.Divis n: Mens/Womens op en/b/n vice(trip les Russell Campos ( i 5 C'ES) - 4 -8 19, Sgt. David

.Men/Women/Co-ed(S es) F s (154 Tac Hosp) - ( j 621-5125 (B) 33-6668,W en: OC OBER 27, 1990; 9:ODa.m. SSgt. Scott Duffi eld (154 PI - 49-208

, MSgt,W re: DI QND HEAD CRATER Ron ldo Javier (15U ACWS) - 5-7756, TSgt. Michaen y Fee: $10 HOVA/HNGEA FMBERS Nishimura (169 ACWS) - 655-7 42, Sgt. Peter D.$15 NON-MEMBERS Spurlin (199 W ) 6SS- 1232, SMSgt. Galen Nak ra (Deadli : October 26, 1990 20 1 CC P,2 3 CCSQ) - 449-9739, MSgt. on Miyamontact: HIANG

. MSgt W.So , (29 1 CC Q) - 52 -3 40I521-9489, MSgt. Francis M. F154 MSF, 449-6986 Quita l ( 92 C SQ) - 523-?6 5/531- 029, SSgt. SteHIARN G

. SFC D . Apo te, W.H . Ab 2 i 'I CF i •- 68 -0822.•,

MSgt. I- a ey K.29th INF H Q.; 737-72 16 ; aeda ( c , , _47 - 43 , CMSgt. Da ry l HoHOVA .

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