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GEORGIA THOMAS ATTYCSEdition 02, COMMANDO,2 x 2.0632869, 632869CS/LAWYERSUNBURST USA BEAU-TYCS Edition 02, COMMAN-DO,2 x 4.0631870, 631870CS/BEAUTY PAGEANARMED FORCES COMM INCCS Edition 02,COMMANDO,3 x 11.66635177, 635177CS/UMUCNEW HORIZONS COMPUT-ER CTRCS Edition 02, COM-MANDO,2 x 4.0634602, 634602CS/NEW YEARS RESCOMMANDO Jan. 12, 2007
Continued from NCO,page 3branch. “All Airmen identifiedas being retraining eligiblemust retrain or faceseparation under guidelinesestablished for the retrainingprogram.”According to AFPC, thesemembers will be forced toseparate on their date of separation/estimatedtime of separationand will be ineligible forpromotions, voluntary assignmentconsideration, as well asany reenlistments/extensionsfor the remainder of their currentenlistment.The individual code that isassigned to each individualwho fails to retrain may alsoprevent them from enlistingin any of the other services.Vulnerability listings bygrade and AFSC are postedand will be updated weeklyon the Air Force PersonnelCenter’s Web site at www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/enlskills/retraining/enlskillasp.asp.Airmen should click on the“Retraining” button to viewcurrent information.Phase I of the retrainingprogram provided 1,113opportunities for retraininginto AFSC’s with shortagesand special duty identifiers.“This phase of the retrainingprogram is necessary tohelp meet the needs of theAir Force by putting Airmenwhere they are needed most,”said Senior Master Sgt. GregMcClain, superintendent ofAir Force Enlisted Retraining.“We will work with thoseAirmen who are selected forretraining, as we would anyretraining case, in order tomake the transition as smoothas possible for the Airmanand his or her family whilestill meeting the needs of theAir Force.”For more information, contactcommand support staffpersonnel, the base careerassistance advisor or the AirForce Contact Center at 800-665-5000.Commando angelsPhoto by Airman 1st Class Joe RiveraThe 2006 Angel Tree project was responsible for providing242 children with holiday presents worth more than $14,000.It was sponsored by the Company Grade Officer Council andchaired by 2nd Lt. Lori Batz, 1st Special Operations LogisticsReadiness Squadron. The 1st Special Operations Wing andthe base tenant units participated, with special recognitionto the 505th Training Squadron, who donated $3,000, and tothe CGOC, who donated $1,300.Cont’d. from MAJORS,page 31st Special OperationsHelicopter MaintenanceSquadronBernabe Whitfield1st Special OperationsLogistics ReadinessSquadronNicole Fuller1st Special OperationsMedical OperationsSquadronDavid Brazeau11th IntelligenceSquadronSteven Rose18th Flight Test SquadronJames BrownStacie Ross720th Operations SupportSquadronPatrick ColletteEdmund LoughranIDEAWORKS/UWFCS Edition 02, COMMANDO,5 x 6.0621998, 621998CS/UWFCOMMANDO17
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