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Marine Corps Martial Arts Program is a close-quarters combat system that tests mental and character development. Nine Airmen recently volunteered and have graduated from MCMAP.

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AirmAn built by fAmily legAcyAirman Tristan Liberty, a 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron mission generating vehicle equipment apprentice, wouldn’t be where he is today if it weren’t for his grandfather, Danny Crosland.

Airman 1st Class Zachary Perkins, 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, was runner-up in the 2017 Air Force Entertainer of the Year Group 1 – non-vocal category on Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The acts were judged on technical excellence, showmanship and treatment and interpretation of the material. Perkins was awarded $500, which he intends to invest in his dancing.

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols

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Ang conducts cyber trAining The Cyber security Incident Response training, which is part of a program developed by a civilian entity accredited by the Department of Homeland Security, targeted critical infrastructure within a simulated city, created by Metova Cybercents, and uncovered potential cyber-security susceptibilities.

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Airman 1st Class Zachary Perkins, 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, was named the 2017 Air Force Entertainer of the Year runner-up in Group 1 – non-vocal category for dance Dec. 12.

Perkins, a four-year animation dancer, danced to “Voice of Reason” by Haywyre in the online video talent contest sponsored by the Air Force Services Activity.

“Dance is something I do for physical

fitness and fun,” Perkins said. “Receiving recognition for it through the contest is heartwarming.”

The winners were chosen via online voting and the finalists were reviewed by a panel of professional judges.

The acts were judged on technical excellence, showmanship and treatment and interpretation of the material. Perkins was awarded $500 which he intends to invest in his dancing.

“I want to buy a new pair of dance shoes,” Perkins laughed. “My old ones are pretty ragged.”

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols

Lt. Col. Tiffany Feet, 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron commander, presents a certificate Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base to Airman 1st Class Zachary Perkins, 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, for receiving runner-up in the 2017 Air Force Entertainer of the Year Group 1 – non-vocal category. Perkins, a four-year animation dancer, danced to “Voice of Reason” by Haywyre in the online video talent contest sponsored by the Air Force Services Activity.

Airman receives AF Entertainer awardBy Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs


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The Cyber Security Incident Response training, which is part of a program developed by a civilian entity accredited by the Department of Homeland Securi-ty, targeted critical infrastructure within a simulated city, created by Metova Cybercents, and uncovered potential cyber security susceptibilities. The training environment is a new concept within an already established learning curriculum and was designed specifically for this exercise.

“We know that critical infrastruc-tures are susceptible to a cyber-attack,” said Scott Terry, Associate Divisions Director, at the Texas A&M Engineering Department’s Cyber Readiness Center. “The important role that cyber operators play is so vital, we know we need to help them. The unique training environment helps the participants get some hands-on training that they won’t have the opportu-nity to get anywhere else.”

Cyber specialists from multiple fields and backgrounds were able to participate in the training. Arkansas businesses, state and city departments, and the Arkansas Army and Air National Guard members joined in the event, strengthening their cyber capabilities. The ability to integrate cyber practices across multiple sectors and platforms is integral to successful cyber security incident response.

“The Arkansas National Guard already has the ability to coordinate, train, assist and advise on anything cyber,” said Maj. Scott Anderson, the 189th OG, Det. 1, Director of Operations. “If one of the state agencies or co-ops in Arkansas needs help, they are able to go through the emergency management process to request assistance from the Nation-al Guard. We work for the governor and the state as well as support our federal

mission. All they have to do is ask.”The training is part of a six-delivery

grant cycle. This means that there are very limited courses available for cyber operators to attend. An organization’s ability to find value in the training and promote it within their unit upon comple-tion is key to developing further training opportunities such as this response course. The course, built specifically to meet training requirements within the cyber community is one of several elements of the cyber training regimen that enhances the skills of the Airmen, Soldiers and civilians who are entrust-ed with protecting the Nation’s critical infrastructure.

“As a whole, building and executing cyber events like this is key to success-ful cyber operations,” Anderson said. “The class is geared toward people who will benefit seeing this in a controlled environment so they will know how to react in a real-world situation.”

Arkansas National Guard conducts cyber-training exerciseBy Tech. Sgt. Jessica Condit189th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

Tech. Sgt. Mark Warren works to maintain operational capabilities for the city water services of a simulated environment during the Cyber Security Incident Response Training exercise at Camp Joseph T. Robinson in North Little Rock on Dec. 7.


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WASHINGTON (AFNS) – Air Force officials announced Jan. 4, Enlisted Performance Reports are no longer required for regular Air Force Airmen in the grade of airman first class and below with less than 36 months’ Time-In-Service or Air Reserve Component Airmen below the grade of senior airman.

This policy change supports Air Force senior leaders’ focus on revitalizing the squadron and saving Airmen time. It is intended to eliminate an unnecessary adminis-trative requirement and empower frontline supervisors, raters and commanders to frequently engage with their Airmen face-to-face, said Lt. Gen. Gina Grosso, deputy chief of staff for Manpower, Personnel and Services.

“While the Air Force values the contributions of all enlisted person-nel, the requirement to document performance in a formal evaluation

prior to the grade of senior airman is not necessary,” said Grosso.

Instead, the Air Force has additional means available to document an Airman’s performance and to ensure he or she is meeting the training, developmental and experi-ential skills required to perform as professional Airmen.”

Performance feedback and Airmen Comprehensive Assess-ments will still be required. Initial feedback sessions will occur within 60 days of raters taking over as supervisors and then every 180 days until an EPR occurs.

The removal of EPRs prior to promotion to senior airman will allow Airmen more time to learn their primary skills and missions before their performance is documented on an EPR, Grosso said.

All active-duty enlisted Airmen will receive their initial evaluation upon reaching their first March 31

Static Close-out Date after either promotion to senior airman, or after completion of a minimum of 36 months’ time-in-service, regard-less of grade, whichever occurs first. All Air Force Reserve Component enlisted Airmen will receive initial evaluations upon the first March 31 SCOD as a senior airman.

Commanders still retain the option to complete a Directed By Commander evaluation to document substandard performance for those airmen first class and below any time after an Airman reaches 20 months’ Time-In-Service. If a Directed By Commander evaluation is written, the Airman will receive a subsequent evaluation the following March 31 SCOD.

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8 Combat Airlifter • Jan. 5, 2018FEATURE

Airmen, Marines team up for unique training

Marine students from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Marine Unit perform squad pushups Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The instructors directed students to perform squad pushups as a warm-up before combative training. The Marine Corps Martial Arts Program is a close-quarters combat system that tests mental and character development. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kristine M. Gruwell)

A Marine student from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Marine Unit readies himself to test his skills in a pugil stick match Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Marines and Airmen worked towards receiving their tan belt in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program. During the MCMAP course Airmen were taught self-defense and close-quarter combat skills by their sister service.

(Above) Gunnery Sgt. Bryan Santiago, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training instructor, briefs

Marines for Marine Corps Martial Arts Program combative training Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air

Force Base. MCMAP is a close-quarters combat system that tests mental and character develop-

ment. Nine Airmen volunteered and graduated from MCMAP.

(Right) A Marine student from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Marine Unit and an Airman test their skills in a pugil stick

match Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The Marines and Airmen worked towards receiving their tan belt in the Marine Corps Martial Arts

Program. During the MCMAP course Airmen were taught self-defense and close-quarter combat

skills by their sister service.

A Marine from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training prepares an Airman’s protective gear for Marine Corps Martial Arts Program combative training Dec. 13 at Little Rock Air Force Base. MCMAP is a close-quarters combat system that tests mental and character develop-ment. Nine Airmen volunteered and graduated from MCMAP.

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kristine M. Gruwell



U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Dana J. Cable

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Airmen, Marines team up for unique training


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Events that occur in early childhood can create the foundation of someone’s life; they have a monumental effect on one’s future.

Airman Tristan Liberty, a 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron mission generating vehicle equipment appren-tice, wouldn’t be where he is today if it weren’t for his grandfather, Danny Crosland.

Growing up in Lexington, S.C., Liberty worked on cars with his older brother at his grandfather’s shop, Dan’s Automotive.

“When I was in elementary school, he would come pick us up and we would spend time with him instead of going to day care,” Liberty said. “We would work at the shop with him and learn everything we could.”

His grandfather taught him basic mechanic skills such as changing tires, oil changes, and battery and electrical systems.

Liberty knew exactly what he wanted to be when he grew up.

“I came into the Air Force knowing I wanted to be a mechanic because of my grandfather,” Liberty said. “Because of what I was taught growing up, I was very

Little Rock AFB Airman built by family legacyBy Senior Airman Mercedes Taylor19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Mercedes Taylor

Airman Tristan Liberty, 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron mission generating vehicle equipment apprentice, was selected to be in a Department of Defense logistics readiness training video. The native of Lexington, S.C., grew up working on cars with his grandfather. Today, Liberty is part of the 19th LRS Vehicle Management flight and maintains vehicles for government use. See Legacy, page 11


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Airman Tristan Liberty, 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron mission generating vehicle equipment apprentice, checks oil during a vehicle inspection Nov. 11 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The vehicle management flight is responsible for providing serviceable vehicles to Airmen for government use.

comfortable with my work

setting when I started

working here. I knew about

safety procedures because

of what my grandfather

taught me.”

Today, Liberty works

with a team of 40 Airmen

at the Vehicle Maintenance

shop to support approx-

imately 400 vehicles at

Little Rock Air Force Base,

and was selected to appear

in a Department of Defense

logistics readiness techni-

cal schoolhouse video.

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He showed me how to

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person I am today.”

LegacyContinued from page 10


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“They are always going to play off of your fear in these kind of scams,” Tomaskovic said. “Other scams might work off of your greed by saying you have a big tax return coming, but there is a processing fee in order to claim your tax return. There aren’t processing fees with the IRS.”

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By Staff Sgt. Dana J. Cable19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

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2005 BUICK Lacross CXL, all leath-er, V-6, 141K miles, 23-29 mpg., sunroof, heated seats, everything works, $4,000 obo. Call/text: (501) 434-0002, sfter 5.

2001 PONTIAC Sunfire, runs good, 187,000 miles, $900 cash. (501) 206-7592, no texts.

1994 NISSAN Pathfinder, parts only! not wrecked! Good tires & rims. You must pick up. $800 obo. (501) 882-2142 or (501) 606-1314.

2003 GEO Tracker 4x4, V6, power windows, locks, air, cruise, CD play-er, 55,000 miles, $6,500 obo. (501) 590-2582.

4 RIMS, 15”, fits old Buick, $150. (501) 983-1445.

2001 FORD F150 extended cab, 843-3218.

TRUCK FUEL tank for ‘90s Toyota 4x4, $75; left front fender, $75 & rear fender, $75. 983-1445.

2014 GMC Terrain, 41K miles, clean, runs great, $14,500. (501) 605-3985 or (501) 605-0188.

1998 CHEVY Cavalier, runs good, needs tires, $800. (501) 516-3810.

HOMEMADE 11’X8’ trailer w/3,000 lb. axles, $750. (501) 843-9719.

EDDIE BAUER car set, black & gray, $30; Graco stroller, heavy duty, $30; umbrella stroller, $6; Madison Park king comforter, bedskirt & 1 pillow, $25. (501) 843-4890.

PAIR OF Polk audio monitor series, $150 obo. (501) 882-2142 or (501) 606-1314.

GOLD’S GYM elliptical adjust-able stride, $90; glass showcase, 36”x36”x14”, 3-shelves, sliding front door w/key, $100. (501) 628-7085.

SUNBEAM SPACE heater, used once or twice, pd. $50, sell for $25; Healthmeter scale, pd. $25, asking $10; Medic walker, good condition, $15, Pemen walker, no wheels, $15. (501) 944-9698.

LOTS OF beautiful Christmas orna-ments, statues, musical & other nice hanging ornaments & more. Cheap prices. 843-4890.

NEWBORN GIRL clothes, $25; women’s scrubs, $15/set or $12 ea.; women’s scrub jackets, $15 ea., pink Brahmin crossbody, nwt & dust bag, $190; tan Dooney & Bourke, $50; navy Dooney & Bourke, $70. Clean & smoke free. Must sell! (501) 944-5346.

LAPTOP, HP with Windows 9, about 2 yrs. old, pd. $300, asking $100. Keyboard broke, but attached key-board included. (501) 944-9698.

LENNOX STEREO speakers (2), CD162, $20; electric chair-type back massager, $40; Karaoke machine/cassette player/video camera, cables & microphone, $85 obo. (501) 843-4809.

14’ TRAMPOLINE w/enclosure, $175 obo. (501) 843-2093, leave msg.

NEW REGULAR sized wheelchair, navy blue, $45 cash. (501) 941-5189.

LARGE, BEAUTIFUL Christmas wreath from Michael’s, $15. (210) 748-4170, leave msg., no texts.

BRAND NEW, never used Backgam-mon game, pd. $35, asking $20. (501) 944-9698.

SMALL KID’S bike w/training wheels, almost new, $30. (501) 983-1445.

KING-SIZE BEDROOM suite, headboard, footboard, armoire, 2 nightstands w/marble tops, all light-washed color wood, very heavy, ex-cellent condition, pd. $6,000, asking $1,900. (501) 680-5879.

WHIRLPOOL WASHER & dryer, white, good condition, used, works, must pickup, $100 for both. (501) 628-1924 or (501) 628-1471.

BUNK BEDS, twin with stairs & built-in drawers, good condition, mat-tresses included, pd. $1,100. will sell for $475. Call or text (501) 680-5879.

SOLID OAK entertainment center, 5’ wide x 6’ tall, good condition, $50; Med. sized entertainment center, good condition, $25; Curio cabinet, good condition, $50. (501) 676-0823.

DUPLEX FOR rent: 3637 Hwy. 367, Austin. 1200 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 1/5 baths, fenced backyard. (501) 590-2438.

FOR RENT: Jacksonville, 3 bed-rooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms, great neigh-borhood, fully remodeled, brand new appliances including dishwasher & microwave, new floorboards, win-dows & doors, automatic garage door, $870 month. 1105 Lehman Drive. (501) 596-2700.

JACKSONVILLE, 2 houses for rent - 125 Cherry St., 3 bedrooms, 1 bath-room, spacious living room & kitchen, newly remodeled, carport, fenced backyard & shed, $730 month; 600 Brewer St., 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, great location, carport, fenced back-yard, 2 sheds, $840 month. (501) 596-2700.

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Sherwood 2733 Highline Dr.4 bedrooms

2 Full & 1 Half Baths2,500 SF

MLS #17034312$289,900

Jacksonville 9518 Centennial Rd.3 bedrooms2 Full Baths2,395 SF

MLS #17029094$249,000

Sherwood 9640 Hickory Heights Dr.4 bedrooms


MLS #17034313$364,900

Jacksonville 1215 Windsor Ct.4 bedrooms2 Full Baths1,852 SF

MLS #17031697$209,900

Sherwood 9332 Cliffside Dr.5 bedrooms


MLS #17037032$379,900

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SHERWOOD, $129,900 - Well maintained home in a desirable location. Enjoy the spacious kitchen and updates throughout the home. Large fenced backyard with a wood deck great for entertaining & storage shed. Home warranty is included in purchase. MLS #17025029.

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RARE FIND - 1661 SF on 18 acres with a pond for $239,000. Watch the deer walking through the pine trees from your screened in porch.

3 bedroom home with 2 baths, large side loading 2 car garage

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CHARMING HOME WITH A LOT OF CHARACTER & ROOM. In closed wrap around front porch, 4 Bedroom, 1 1/5 baths with over 3,000 sq. ft. Sitting in an over sized lot. A little TLC and this home will be perfect. 618 SE 4th Street, England ~ $79,900.

GET LOST IN THIS 4 BR, 5.5 BA HOME w5,613 sq. ft. Lg. kitchen, dining rm, den, family rm., work out rm. plus a bonus rm. Hardwood & terrazzo floors, pellet stove in den & a wood burning fireplace in family rm. & 60W generator. 40x60 shop heated & cooled w/1/2 BA & 50x60 shop, 2 gated entries, metal fencing surrounds property. All this sitting on 40 acres +/-. 4924 Hwy. 70 E. ~ $636,000.

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!! This wonderful brick home has 4 lg. BRs 3 1/2 baths w/over 4,800 sq. ft., office, formal dining rm & formal living rm. 2 gas fireplaces, hardwood floors through out. Upstairs has a lg. open space great for a game rm. Lots of extras, truly a must see. Lg. corner lot w/beautiful landscaping. 304 W Locust ~ $249,900.

GREAT STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY. This home has 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 baths, fresh paint and a large kitchen sitting on a corner lot. 207 Lynn Lane ~ $60,000

DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT’S COVER ~ This home has lots of space and has been very well maintained. 4 spacious bedrooms, large living room, den with gas fireplace and laundry room. 2 storage buildings in the backyard. 108 Conway Street ~ $93,500.

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GREAT COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY!! 2,000 Sq. Ft. office space ~ 4,500 Sq. Ft. warehouse space. Set of new scales, billboard sign, just outside city limits, easy access to I-40 & visible from I-40 ~ 301 Frontage Road ~ $600,000.

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