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PAGE 6 TALESPINNERJULY 17, 2009BMT HONORSCongratulations to the following60 Airmen for beingselected as honor graduatesamong 677 trainees graduatingtoday.320th Training SquadronFlight 489Rocco De SalvoSandy LeeKelly ToddWilliam WashingtonFlight 490Jeffrey CoreyNana HeneJoseph HyattPatrick ThompsonChristopher Traina321st Training SquadronFlight 485Zachary HenakAlek RyanFlight 486Daniel CarterAndre HiltonChristopher MatamorosMichael O’ConnorRyan Rhie322nd Training SquadronFlight 487Brandon HauckAndrew PoageBrian TsircouEric WhitlowJustin ZygarowskiFlight 488Kenya DrakeAnna OrrJasmine Wilson323rd Training SquadronFlight 483Kazimir CunninghamRicardo GomezMichael HennessyJonathon HoodJoshua KeithDavid RiosChristopher RuwaldtFlight 484Jay JudyDanny McGeheeJustin Shaffer324th Training SquadronFlight 493Adam KrampFlight 494Nicolas CapriatoKenneth ComstockRiley CurtisRafe KossakAaron LefevreTerry PhelanBrandon PiselTylor Stolp326th Training SquadronFlight 495John BowersCurtis DownerBenjamin MiddletonDaniel OaklandSteven RousseauFlight 496Sarah ConnollyMariana GarciaJessica LehmannMegan Whitmore331st Training SquadronFlight 491Matthew CutshallMatthew GarnerBrandon LawrenceTravis MooreAaron RakowJustin RossFlight 492Gina CalcaterraTamarah RifeTop BMT AirmanRicardo Gomez, 323rd TRS,Flight 483Most Physically FitMale AirmenCasey Carter, 324th TRS,Flight 493Mark Batten, 323rd TRS,Flight 484Female AirmenTamarah Rife, 331st TRS,Flight 492Nashadomi Baker, 331st TRS,Flight 492Top PT FlightsMale Flights326th TRS, Flight 495324th TRS, Flight 494Female Flights326th TRS, Flight 496331st TRS, Flight 492Top Academic Flights321st TRS, Flight 486320th TRS, Flight 489New faces take charge at three squadronsLt. Col.Rich FillmanLt. Col. Rich Fillman: 37thLogistics Readiness SquadronDate assumed command: July 8Time in service: 20 yearsFamily: Wife and two daughtersHobbies: Chasing my kids; anythinginvolving mountains, snowWhy the squadron is importantto the Air Force mission: The37th LRS provides supply, fuel,transportation and logistics planscapabilities for Lackland’s diverse missions. Fromsizing uniforms on basic trainees to sending off anairlift mission, supporting the base is our job.Command philosophy: Three F’s: fitness, includingphysical, mind and spiritual; family; and fun.Goals for new position: Continue the outstandingsuccess the 37th LRS has achieved.Lt. Col.Mike KinslowLt. Col. Mike Kinslow: 320thTraining SquadronDate assumed command: June29Previous assignment: Director ofOperations, 3rd Satellite OperationsSquadron, Schriever AFB,Colo.Time in service: 23 yearsFamily: Wife and three childrenHobbies: Sports and computersWhy the squadron is important to the Air Forcemission: (We are) training the future generationsof Airmen for our Air Force.Command philosophy: Taking care of the people– who are our missionGoals for new position: Improve quality of life forour instructors, Airmen and trainees.Lt. Col.Hector JamiliLt. Col. Hector Jamili: 37thTraining Support SquadronDate assumed command: July 1Previous assignment: NATOComponent Command Air HeadquartersIzmir Staff OfficerTime in service: 17 years, threemonthsFamily: Wife and three childrenHobbies: GolfWhy the squadron is importantto the Air Force mission: The squadron is comprisedof all gates and opportunities, like stringsof tension waiting to be struck.Command philosophy: The best way to persuadeand lead others is with your ears.
JULY 17, 2009TALESPINNERPAGE 759th MDOG welcomes new commanderBy Sue Campbell59th Medical Wing Public AffairsCol. (Dr.) Jimmie Bailey II assumedcommand of the 59th MedicalOperations Group July 10 during aceremony in the Wilford Hall MedicalCenter auditorium. He replaced Col.(Dr.) William Beninati, who retired.“It is truly an honor and privilegeto be taking command of the 59thMedical Operations Group,” said Dr.Bailey. “To be part of the Air Forceand serve my country the past 23years has been a greatly rewardingexperience. I have met and workedwith a lot of wonderful people, seeninteresting places and worked a myriadof challenging jobs in preparationfor this day.”The 59th MDOG employs eightsquadrons, 2,283 staff and a $108million budget to build, sustain anddeploy critical care readiness to thewarfighter. The group delivers in-garrisonsurgical, emergency, specialtyand primary care in the AirForce’s only Level I traumacenter and provides field premiereducation, training andresearch for warrior medics.The group produces536,000 visits and performs474,000 procedures each year,using 19 operating rooms and225 intensive and acute carebeds.“The superb service the 59thMedical Operations Group has providedover the past three years would nothave been possible without the leadershipand selfless dedication of Dr.Beninati and the men and women ofthe medical operations group,” saidDr. Bailey.“Their ability to continuously providequality medical care and maintainhigh customer satisfaction, inlight of their high ops tempo, manpowerand funding shortages, is a testamentof their commitment and dedicationto our Air Force and thepatient-care mission. It isevident by their performancethat the men and women ofthe 59th Medical OperationsGroup epitomize our corevalues of integrity, serviceand excellence in all theydo.”Dr. Bailey was born atElmendorf AFB, Alaska, andis an Air Force ReserveOfficer Training Corps distinguishedgraduate from Birmingham-SouthernCollege, Ala. He entered active duty in1981.Dr. Bailey began his Air Forcecareer as a navigator and pilot.He has accrued more than 4,000flight hours on various aircraft, servingat bases in California, NorthDakota, Mississippi and Nebraska.In 1989 he received a Master ofAeronautical Science degree fromEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical Universityin Nebraska and, in 1997 he receiveda Doctor of Medicine degree from theCol. (Dr.) JimmieBailey IIUniversity of Alabama School ofMedicine.He completed his internship andfamily practice residency at EglinAFB, Fla., and went on to serve invarious medical positions at bases inD.C., Florida, New Mexico, Korea andthe United Kingdom.Dr. Bailey’s awards include theMeritorious Service Medal with fouroak leaf clusters, Air Medal, AerialAchievement Medal, Joint ServiceCommendation Medal, Air ForceCommendation Medal and Air ForceAchievement Medal. He received theMilitary Leadership Award duringundergraduate pilot training and isalso a recipient of the SikorskyHelicopter Life Saving Award.Dr. Bailey is a Diplomat of theAmerican Academy of Family Medicineand the Uniformed ServicesAcademy of Family Practice. He is amember of the American MedicalAssociation and the Special OperationsMedical Association.
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