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Today , e bid a fond aloha to t e de-yed 162 T 'G forces from Tucson Interna-

onal Airpor , AriZOna. Over the pastweek , numerous air battles w-th the A rizonaA-7's prov ided our aircrews training indissim ilar air combat tactics (DACT). Thesix deployed A-7 's created a ulti-bogey Under t ,e command of Colonel Ritchieenv ironmen t and maxim ized total forces Kun ich ika , four F-4C Aircraft and unitfield training . This year the total war m embers ill deploy o January 24 toalso involved arine F-4 s and Hickam T-33 s . derson A B , Gua . T ey will participa teThe sucess of DACT can be attributed to in a ten day a ir defense exercise tha:the efforts of all those invo ved . Capt Ed w ill test deploymen t capability , maxim iz-Pickering , 1

99 TFS, prov ided the necessary ing total forces field training , and air-leadership in meeting the prim ary object ves . crew rain ing in a simulated wartime sce-All the guard forces, 150 AC&W , 169 AC&W , nario .154 CSS, CAMRON and FAA worked together and

provided superior support. D eploying are the following aircrew(See pictures on page 6) m e bers :New Com m ander Lt Col Joseph Ah New , Jr. (Sq . CC)Lt Col James Haraguchi

Ch ange of Co and for 154 CEF M aj . Jerald AokiMaj . Melvin MatsuiMajor Clifford Y . Morikawa assumes Maj . W illson Sakai

command of the 154 Civ il Engineering Flight Maj . R ichard suchiyad replaces L Col Cedric D .O . Chang . A Capt . James Kellynge of Co nand ceremony and awards pre- Capt . Herman Lau' n ation will.

Ue held this afternoon in Capt. David Nishiokafron of the 154 CEF building at 2:OOp.m . Capt. Dale Tengan 154TH WIN

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: age 2 Kukailimoku 15 Jan 84 .

: played significant role in directing and.;, ; , .. c o n

t r o l l i n g t h e a i r wa r . FAA s u p p o r t f a c i l -III,II ' > i t a t e d t a k e o f f s a n d l a n d i n g s a n d e t e n d e d

ti ° he usual Hawaiian hospitality to our v isit-• f :

i n g a i r me n . A t Hi c k a m, L t Co l on e l Se t s u, . . •. i n s u ed p r op e co r d i n a t i on wi t h T5 AB ' f o r:_: , .., :. ,housing , fee'ding and protocol ma tters . Re-. • • : ` •

,. s ou r c es su .: ` • p p o r t e d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n n e e d s

' -. supply coordination and refueling require-b

m ents . CA RON assured the success of theCoL John S .W.L

_ v isiting maintenance crews through theirusual t orough and professional interface

: with the wrench-turning populace.:: .From the flying standpoin t, t

he exer-ci e provided the 199 TFS the opportunitto employ their aircraft in four ship tac-tics instead of the usual two ship training .It provided the aircrews w ith another look

at how the "enemy" wou ld fight us in theair . T

he camaraderie shared ith the A-1aircrews reinforced he sacred bond andt r u s t e l d amo n g " f i g h t e r j o c k s " .

We now look with an icipation upon o rupcoming deploy ent to Guam from 2 anuaryto 2 February under the command of ColonelRitchie Kunichika. Based upon pre-planning ,effort, this deployment should achieve ourstated training goals.

Dis ho no re d Che c ksThe Hawaii A rea Exch ge announc d

( t h a t f r o Oc t o b e r 8 3 t i l l e a r l y De c e b e ra total of 839 dishonored checks w ere re-turned . This serious proble will be ad-

GOOD TAX NEWS FOR SOMEdressed w ith detrimental consequences forthe offenders . A breakdown by rank fo

L st ax year some guardsmen (AGR ,long

all services is presented :tour schools, alert) were denied the stand- Rank No. A t• Rank No. Amt.a r $500 . 00 de du c t i on f r om t he gu ar d W- 2 .Re c e n t wo r d f r o m t h e a wa i i St a t e T x E-

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15 Jan 84 Kukailimoku P ge 3

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b • Chapl inPATTER• ) Ger al d A. Func heon

Something I always thoug t to be truereally is! I just fin shed a two day work-

HICKA CNAPEL S ERVICES s hop f or pr i e s t s l e arn i ng o r e abou t t hi s

Protestantdynamics of co mun cation. A Jesuit Priest/

8:30 a.m. Hickam Harbor

Ps y ch i a t r i s t he aded t he t e am hi ch l e d usthrough several hours of lecture, discussion,8:30 a.m. Chapel

One10 :10 a .m .

Cha pe l Ce nte r and r o l e p l a y i n g . Al t ho ug h s e v e r a l i n s i g h t s

(S und ay S c ho o l)s u r f a c e d I wi l l i l l u s t r a t e o n l y o n e po i n .

1 1:15 a .m .C ha pe l Ce nte t

Co mun i c a t i o n i s d i f f i c u l t . La s t s e me s -

6 :0 0 p .m .Chape l O ne

t e r I c o ndu c t e d a s e r i e s o f o n e d a y y o u h

C tho lic re r e a t s a t Da mi e n i n wh i c h we e x p e r i e n c e d

5 :0 0 p .m .(S at .

) C hap e l O net h i s t h r o u g h e x e r c i s e s o f s p e a k i n g , r e a d i ng

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d d e ma n s r a t i on we l e a rn e d ow e a s y i t i s

8 :3 0 a .m .C ha pe l Ce nte r o

h e a r , r e a d , a n d o b s e r v e wh a t we e x p e c t e d ,9 :3 0 a .m .

C ha pe l Ce nte r o r mo r e po rt an t l y , w a we wa n _e

d .1:3 0 a .m .

C ha pe l Ce nte rAn o h e r way o f pu t t i n g t h i s w ou l d b e t o

(S undays and w eekdays} point out that any leader, be he commander ,

Jew ishNCOIC , foreman , parent, or teacher is tra s-

Co nta c t J e w is h Cha pe l,l a t e d i n a s ma ny d i f f e r e n t way s a s h e h a s i n

Pe a rl Ha rbo r,4 7 1-0 0 5 0 ,

h i s h e a r i n g ( e v e r y p r e a c h e r f i n ds t h i s e a c htime he leaves the pulpit .)1or information. Each person has his o n expectat ons

' and needs the leader is presumed to be ableand willing to deal with. Most of these ex-pectations an d needs are deeply rooted in

KUK 1L MOKU t he uncons ci ous o subcons ci ous . We may notMEMBERS OF THE KUKAILIMOKU be aware of t hem at al l ,STA FF One person may resen t a leader becauseThe KUKA ILIMOKU s a funde d C la s s I

h i s f a t h e r wa s t y r a n i c a l t owa r d a s a b o y .

ne w s pa pe r p ublis he d m o nthly b y a nd fo ro t h e r pe r s on , h owe v e r , ma y av e t

h e n e e d

the me m be rs o f .the 5 4 th CO MPG ,

f o r a l e a de r wh o i s s t r o ng , t e r e b y pr o v id i n g

HANG,Hic ka m AFB, HI.

Opin io s g x-c e r t a i n y a n d s e c ur i t y . A t h i r d p e r s o n a y

pre s s e d he re in a re no t ne c e s s a ly tho s es e e a l e a de r a s s ome o n e who a l wa y s s o l v e s my

o f the Unite d S tate s A ir Fo rc e o r the a -pr o b l e s f o r me , s ome o n e I c a n c omp l a i n t o

wa ii Air Na tio na l Gua rd .wh o wi l l a k e e v e y t h i n g o ka y a g a i n . A

S o me of the material us ed has bee n pol i t i c i ans i ght f i t t hi s ne ed , or a pe r s on

provided by the Amerl r o rce s Pre may f e e l a l e ade r s houl d i n t e rv ene on l y i f

Service and the ,ir Fo rce I ew Se rv ic ,

t he r e i s a c r i s i s dev e l opi ng . Pe r aps a

offic ial De pa tment o De e nse a t vitie s .po l i c e o f f i c e r mi ght f ul f i l l t h i s expe c a t i on

Inquiries s ould be dire cted t : 154 at ev e r t he e xpe c t a t i ons o f t he pe r-

COMPG/ PA. HANG, Hickamir Fo rCe s on , he

l e ader i s s uppo s ed t o f u l f i l l t he s e

Base , H19 6853. Ph:449-9374.

di f f e r i ng ne e ds o f d i f f e r en t pe opl e . Si nceColone l John S .. W. l_ee , 1

54 C OMPG t he y ar e o f t en c ont r ad i c t ory , no l e ade r i s -' Commande r.

abl e t o pl e as e ev e ry one . The re f o r e whenev erCapt. Richard K. Shimomura,

Public Af- wef i nd ours l v e s l e di ng we s l ou l d t ake

fa irs ic e r.he a r t . Re a l i z e t ha t o f t e n c r i t i c i s m i s n o taimed at us personally , bu t rises out ofKUKAILI: OKU S TA FF f r us t r a t i o n o f an un me t n e e d o r e x p e c t a t i o n

S g t.C a rle s S .

Gra v itt ._.. ... ..... .... ...Ed ito r o n a l e v e l be l ow t h e c o n s c i o u s .S rA .

C ha rle s S iiva .. :.. .:... ...... . s s o c

: Ed l o r We s h o u l d no t b e t o o s u r pr i s e d o r hu r tS rA .

Ra ym o nd S a nta na .. ... .. ... .. ..lllus tra to r t he n whe n unwa r r a n t e d c r i t i c i s m c ome s o u r

way when we truly are doing our best



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TH ing around , closely fol o ed by n,

S equally lost-looking MSgt and TSgt.These people are three quarters of the

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.b i t o f h i s t o r y t o o k pl a c e o n 1 5 De c p

r e s e n t HI ROCC p r o g r a i ng s t a f f . '1' ,e

$ 3 wh i c h i s o f s pe c i a l s i g n i f i c a n c er c•ma i n i n g o n e qu a r t e r o f t he s t a f f ,

ot only to the 169 ACW Sq bu t o allanother lost lieutenant , wi

ll be here

of HA G . On this day thefirst live

this drill weekend .intercept control of a ircraft was

L ary Ooka , OIC of the of the Comput-

accomplished utilizing the automateder Progra m ing Section , was a weapons

equipment at t e HIROCC . Directly con

troller at he 150th for 5 yearsl

involved in this m ission were Capt prior to going to the mainland for 6

Jerry Bona - W eapons Director(Control- mo

nths of progra mer training . She is

ler), Sgt Seiichi Tsutsui - W eapons

a graduate of North Dakota State Univer-

Director Technician , LtCol Waich i sity and worked at the University

o uf Pin-Kikuta - Senior Director , a

nd SM g nesota as an elec ron m icroscopist for 8

Joseph Tibayan - NIROCC Core Cadre years before moving to Kauai in 1917.

Adviser . Two T-33s from the 15ABW L t L incoln H ig ,

drill status programmer

at Hicka AFB alternated as target is a U of H graduate w ith6 years experience

and interceptor during the m ission . as a drill status communications cent r spec

This event signifies another step ialist ith the 201st . He also served 3 yea

towards the final objective of bringing in the regular A ir Force as an adm in off cer

the HIROCC to fully operational status . at the present time,Linc is teach n ndus-

he HIROCC is currently undergoing trial arts at M ililani H .S . He and if

On Site Verification (OSV) to insure Natalie reside in kaialae . When L inci.sn

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that he newly installed automa ted busy teachin or programmin , e enjoys

equipm ent is function ing properly . bawling and golf.

OSV involves num erous aircraft air MSgt R ndall orn , air tech programrn r,

e f e n s e ev a l ua t i o n mi s s i o n s , g a th e r i n g ho l d s a de g r e e i n c o mpu t e r s c i e c e f ,•om t l ,e

f data , analyzing th is data and many , U of H . Ran

dy has been in he }ANC or 11.many briefings and debriefings to years ; the last two of which

he was ass i n c

resolv e any problem areas . to CBFO with assignments as NCOIC , Custom r

Assistanee and NCOIC, Quality Force section

If you 've been in the HIROCC Bu ild ing During his free-time , Randy is an av id nov ic

i the past few weeks , you've probably tennis player , and ,

in fact, won the base

seen a lost-looking lieutenant wander- singles championsh ip at Tyndall AFB , FL w

hi]

TDY there earlier this winter . He presen tl

lives in Nuuanu .W S 1 S TSgt Arthur Takayama , dril

l status rogramm1 l 1 is a Farrington H .S . gra

duate w ith 1.8 he rs

CA NEWS AND VIEWS (cont.) serv ice to the 169th , was NCOI

C of Customer

Ace of Aces tourny on the 23 JanuaryAssistance at CBPO . Prior to go

ing to com-

at Barbers Point ...pu ter programmer train ing in June , r as

... ts tha ime of the year again ...parts manager at Pfl eger Lincoln-)̀iercury.

To Pay or ot to Pay hat is the bigH e is living in M ililani with his w ife , E

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question .. g in the Squadron w ill pro-and daugh ter Amy . T

he three Takayamas are

vide assistance on your tax prob]em .all volleyball champs , so watc

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;heck it SM Sgt Art Lee your tax m n ,the courts.

no c a ge... MAO POPO IA 'OE

... inally , last y ar was good vea .• we had ou up and dow s both a t work

by CAM Sq lst Sgt

nd in ov r personal lives but we a W men 's Uniform AFR 35-10very thnnkful of the end results. Thisy e a r we l o o k f o rwa r d f o r a s u p r •a ,

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and w e will ach ieve all our go:,ls 9iBlue, Serv

ice. Skirt must not be s o ccr

we all work together, so Imua rc- nlthan 2 inches above the top of the knee

because we are "NO KA OI" ..cap , nor

longer than 2 inc es below the

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tle ball BASI ETBALLyHANG CENTRAL ASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

1984_AILI MEN 'S VOLLEY ALL TOURNAMENT Date : 17-1

8 Feb ruary 1984

RYOUTSLo ca t i o n : 4 87 t h F i e l d Ar t i l l e r y

All interested ANG personnel are ad- A r o ry-Gym ,

Fort Ruger,

vised that an announceroent w ill soonbe m ade Haw aii (22nd Avenue -

for a form al one-day tryout f r the A G Teams: Tearn 1 - 154 CAM "A"

men 's volleyball eam . We are competing in Tearn 2 - 154 AM "B"

this prestigious tourna ent for the firstTearn 3 - 154 RMS , 1

4 CEF,199 TFS

time so we need to get the word out to asTeam 4 - Hq HANG, Hq Comp

G ,154 CSS ,

many of our players as possible.154 Clinic , 15

4 SPFTeam 5 - 169 ACW ,

199 Wea Flt.Please understand that once the date Team

6 - 20 1 CCG , 201 ATCF, 202 C

CF.h s een set, the turn-out o

f individuals All active Hawaii Air National Guard members,aill be undergoing a rigo ous training will be eligib

le for th is 6 team,double-

schedule to qualify and identify only the elimination tournament. -

ost dedicated individuals who are willing Team coordin tors w ill ensure , all players on

to sacrifice some of their time. their team roster are e ither assigned o r att-

ached to their respec ive unit. Th is rule w il

'he HANG men 's team will also be par- be strictly 'enforced.ticipating in several USVBA tournaments as FOR FURTHER INFORMAT lON,

CONTACT:a build-up to the Hafli competition .

De- HSgt Wayne Soma (154CSS) 449-6986

tails will be published when dates and TSgt James Pahukula (154 CAM) 449- 120 1

other riv ia are firm ed up . Points of con- TSgt Cra ig Ish izak i (20 1 ATCF) 68

4-32 6

tact are • Grant Suzuki,449-5545, Ka

ipo Sing SSgt Dw ight M M iura (202 CCF) 449 -5630

449-5b85, and Eddy Compoc - 449-1108. Sgt James W illiams (154 CSS) 4

49-1608

SrA Clayton Pabingw it (15 CEF) 449-9210

SC HEDU LE HANG ST TE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTThe 1984 ath letic schedule was the Date : 2

4, 2

5 , 26 Feb ruary 1984

major topic of discussion at the recent

HIANG A thletic Board meeting . Co m itteeLocat ion : 48 th Fie ld A rtillery

reports identified the following sporting A rmo ry -Gym ,

Ft Ruge r,H 1.

events : 22nd Avenue .

Marksmanship • - February 5 Tea : 1S4 fOM PG "A"

15 OMPG " B"

Basketball: - Oahu play-offs ,154 C0 •PG "C"

February 1 7- 19 20 1 MBTCGChampionship tourna- Eastern Dis rict Representative

ment, February24-26 Western District Representat

ive

Volleyball • - State championship A ll act ive Hawa ii A ir National Guard membe rs ,

- • tournament, April w ill be e lig ib le fo r th is 6 team ,

doub le-20-22 e lim inat ion tou rnament.

Tennis• - State cha pionship o re info rmat ion w il! be ublished in the

tournament, Sept29-30 HANG A h let ic °oa :d He o r ndum .



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