text: The Cardinal January - March, 2006 V o l u m e 10, I s s u e 1 THE CARDINAL The Cardinal Newsletter is the official publication of the Virginia Army / Air Enlisted Association. As we strive for excellence, send articles or information to Brent Taylor @ firstname.lastname@example.com or at VaAANGEA, P.O. Box 5175, Roanoke VA 24012. From our President Guardsmen Recognized for Contributions CSM (Ret.) Gary Webb to the Global War on Terror Task Force Normandy, comprised of the Virginia As we look toward another year of this National Guard's 3rd Battalion, 116th Infantry, and great association and our needs grow it is you soldiers of the 229th Engineer Battalion and HQs the members that can make it happen. Our Company, 29th Infantry Division (Light), and their membership continues to grow with each families, were honored with a Freedom Salute Campaign passing month. We need each of you to keep up ceremony. this growth pace by renewing your membership The Freedom Salute Ceremony was conducted to when it comes due along with asking a buddy to publicly recognize and thank the soldiers, their families join. I thank each of you for your support. and members of the community that played such an By the time you receive this edition our important role in assuring Task Force Normandy State Conference will be right around the successfully accomplished its mission. In addition corner. If you have not registered do so know. several soldiers were decorated for meritorious service. Registration forms are in this Cardinal issue and Four soldiers of HHC were awarded the Purple Heart for can be obtained from www.vaaangea.org. I injuries incurred when their vehicle struck a roadside encourage each to try to attend the business bomb. session and banquet. Our soldier's needs are Approximately 570 soldiers of 3rd Battalion, many and we need to fight for soldier benefits 116th Infantry were activated March 1, 2004 and through associations like ours. So be an deployed to Ft. Bragg, N. C. where they completed prep important part of your association and spent the for deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation weekend helping make important decisions in Enduring Freedom. Soldiers from the 229th Engineer the association. Battalion and Headquarters Company, 29th Infantry This year is election year for the Division (Light) were ordered to active federal service executive council. If you are interested in shortly thereafter and deployed to Afghanistan with their running for an elected office please fill out the fellow Virginians where they were stationed in Bagram form found in this newsletter and return it to and Ghazni. Task Force Normandy returned to Ft. Bragg SFC(Ret.) Joe Wade Nomination Committee on July 16, 2005 where they completed administrative Chair. processing before release from active federal service. As this years State Conference approaches I want to take this opportunity to Inside This Issue thank each and everyone who has supported Words from the President ….…..………….………………… 1 me during the last six years as your President. Task Force Normandy honored…………..…………….…… 1 It has been an honor and pleasure to serve as 203rd Memorial Ceremony…………….……………………… 2 the association president and an experience I Membership Contest…………………………………………… 2 will never forget. I want to especially thank the WE NEED A REPLACEMENT SECRETARY………….……….… 2 members of the executive council for their 183rd Personnel Services returns home………………….… 2 support and hard work during this time. Without 192nd and 27th forces combine ………………………..…… 3 you our association could not function. It takes 129th F/A returns home……………………………………..… 4 team work to accomplish each and every task Auxillary News……….……..…………………………………… 5 we undertake and you have served well. Again I Your Military records online….……………………………..... 6 salute each and every member of this State Conference Report…………………………………….… 6 association and thank you. Executive Council minutes, 29 October, 2005 ………...… 7 I would ask that you give our next President Executive Council Application, Yearly/3 year Membership form and executive council the same great support 2006 Conference flyer, 2006 Conference registration form you have given me these past years. LIFETIME Membership form Thank you and God Bless each and everyone. The Cardinal Page 2 203 rd Memorial Service Held released from active federal service in January 2006. After having served in Iraq for approximately one year these Virginia Army To mark the fifth anniversary of the aircraft crash that claimed the lives of 18 members of the National Guard soldiers returned to Ft. Bragg, 203rd Red Horse Squadron and 3 Florida Army N. C. on January 11, 2006 to complete National Guard aviators, the Squadron held a memorial administrative processing for release from active federal service. Upon completion of that honoring the lives of crash victims. processing they will return to Richmond on The crash occurred March 3, 2001 as the 203rd Airmen were returning to their Virginia Beach home January 20, 2006 where they will be released station from annual training at Hulbert Field, Florida. from active service. The Army Guard C-23 Sherpa aircraft they were in VaA/ANGEA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY crashed in southern Georgia during a rain storm. All 21 on board the aircraft died in the crash. This was POSITION VACANCY - 23 March 2006 the largest single loss of members of the National Guard since World War II. Our Association's Executive Secretary position is The former and current unit commanders, Col. open. The President, Gary Webb, is soliciting Thomas Turlip and Lt. Col. Paul Julian, and the applicants. This part time position is the only paid Adjutant General of Virginia, Brig. Gen. Robert position in the Association. The job description is Newman, spoke during the service. Family and unit published below for your information. members were in attendance at the Memorial in front of the 203rd Red Horse Squadron Headquarters Duties and Responsibilities of the Executive building located at the State Military Reservation Secretary of the Virginia Army/Air National Guard (Camp Pendleton), Virginia Beach, Virginia. Enlisted Association. VAANGEA Membership Contest 1. Production of and issuance of Association membership cards and membership renewals. The contest applies to all members of the Virginia 2. Weekly monitoring of the Association's Post Office Box. Army and Air National Guard. The contest is ongoing 3. Filing of all Local, State and Federal agency forms before the until our State Conference in Roanoke, April 28-30, deadline imposed by the agency. 4. Assist the Secretary in maintaining minutes of all meetings, if 2006. necessary. 5. Provide storage of all official books and records. CONTEST RULES 6. Assist the Treasurer in filing IRS Form 990, if necessary. >>The individual submitting the most NEW 7. Maintain computerized list of membership of the Association, both Annual and Life. memberships between the 2005 and 2006 Annual 8. Issue current membership list to the Executive Council at its State Conferences will receive $250.00. meetings. >>A minimum of 25 NEW memberships must be 9. Issue monthly activity report to the Association President. submitted by the individual to be eligible to win. 10. Serve as an uncompensated Registered Agent with the State Corporation Commission for the Association. >>To receive credit you MUST print your name in the 11. Respond to correspondence, fax, computer, telephone, or top center of each application. face-to-face inquiries as necessary, on behalf of the Association. >>SFC (R) J.J. St Clair will tally the applications and 12. Attend all scheduled meetings of the Association, including announce the winner at next years State Conference. all State and National Conferences, in as far as reason allows, and perform duties as prescribed by the President. Good luck and go after those NEW members, 13. Assist all officers of the Association with expertise, when VaAANGEA has 1,154 members and lots of needed. opportunity to make $250 ! 14. Serve as an advisor to the Officers of the Association. 15. Forward to the treasurer all membership dues or other monies, membership applications and other documents, as 1st VP Kenneth Smith expeditiously as possible. 183 rd Personnel Services 16. Perform all other duties as assigned by the officers on behalf of the Association. Detachment returns home! Those interested may mail your resume to: Approximately 47 soldiers of the 183rd Personnel Services Detachment entered active Gary M. Webb, 1010 Dobbins Hollow Rd, Riner, VA federal service on December 11, 2004 and 24149 -- Resumes must be postmarked by 20 deployed to Ft. Bragg, N. C. to prepare for April 2006 or e-mailed so as to arrived NLT 2400 overseas deployment. These soldiers served in hrs, 20 April 2006 to email@example.com various locations in Kuwait and Iraq. They were The Cardinal Page 3 Virginia Guard unit begins integrating of the Air Force's Total Force Integration initiative with active duty wing (TFI). Integration Milestone: First 2 -ship F-22A sortie Lt. Col. Guy and Maj. DeConcini have flown flown by Virginia Air Guard pilots with each other in the F-16C for close to five years at the 192d Fighter Wing, based at the Richmond March 5, 2006 by Maj. D.D. Magaldi, International Airport. In July of 2005, Lt. Col. Guy JFHQ VA (Air), Langley AFB, Va became the first Virginia ANG pilot to complete the F-22A fighter transition course at Tyndall AFB, No fanfare or balloons, no speeches or fuss. Florida. He attended the course with pilots from February 16, 2006 was quiet, sunny and clear just Langley's 27th Fighter Squadron. Major DeConcini the way Lt. Col. Phillip Guy and Maj. Patrick followed in a subsequent class. Lt. Col. Guy has DeConcini wanted it, as they climbed into two been flying with the 27th FS for more than seven F-22As on the parking ramp at Langley AFB for an months, waiting for his first flight with a fellow Air air-to-air training sortie. On the surface, the event Guardsman. appeared routine. But, their flight that day added a "It was great to have Major DeConcini going unique footnote to the rich aviation history of up with me" Lt. Col. Guy said. "It took us back to Langley AFB and the active duty's 1st Fighter Wing when I certified him as an F-16 Instructor Pilot; (FW), and marked a significant milestone for the now we're in the upgrade process with a new jet." 192d Fighter Wing of the Virginia Air National The pilots are impressed with the F-22A, "It Guard (ANG). is awesome to be flying the leading-edge fighter On that day, the first two-ship flight of platform in the Air Force" Lt. Col. Guy said. "It is a Virginia ANG piloted F-22As took to the sky over great fighter. Historically the Air Guard flew the Langley AFB in the Air Force's newest fighter and older ones; this is a very exciting time for the the world's premier air dominance aircraft, the Virginia Air National Guard." F-22A Raptor. We celebrate this milestone, "It is equally exciting for the pilots to be commented the 192d Fighter Wing's Lt. Col. James flying with the 27th Fighter Squadron, the oldest Cox, a senior Virginia ANG fighter pilot now at continually active fighter squadron in the Air Force. Langley working on the integration. "I congra- The history here and being a part of a new chapter dulate these two men who have been a pivotal in that history is incredible" Maj. DeConcini said. force in securing our proud unit's future. Well The 192d also brings a very rich history done! I look forward to the first four-ship." (going back to World War II) that we take pride in In the early 1990s, the 192d Fighter Wing and celebrate. We are glad to be mo ving into a was among the first of all ANG units in the nation state-of-the-art fighter and a mission that will take chosen to fly the F-16C as that aircraft was us into future. transferred from active duty to ANG service. With For the 192d FW, flying the F-22 on an slightly less than 70 miles separating the two units, active duty base is another step into the Total the 1st and 192d Fighter Wings, interacted on a Force and another step in making the Air Guard a regular basis conducting dissimilar Air Combat more integral part of the Air Force. This move also Tactics (DACT) training with each other several helps establish longevity for the unit as it moves times each year. into a fighter that will fly for the next 20-plus years As the Air Force moved into the 21st and out of the F-16C which will be retiring in the century with increased operations tempo and the near future. realization that new, more capable aircraft entering The 192d FW brings to Langley AFB a large the AF would result in a smaller inventory and far number of seasoned, experienced pilots. Nearly fewer units needed to fly them, senior Air Force every Virginia ANG pilot has flown in combat and leaders initiated a study to integrate the 192d FW has 1,500 to 3,000 hours of fighter aircraft and the 1st FW. The integration is called a Classic experience, with the average running at more than Associate construct, with the goal being an 1,800 hours. "The talent here [at Langley] is enhanced war fighting capability of the 1st FW incredible. We have already learned a great deal through the functional integration of Virginia ANG from each other" Lt. Col. Guy pointed out. "And personnel, but with separate administrative chains there is much we will continue to learn from each of command. The project is one of many objectives other. This is an opportunity to provide our nation with unparalleled mission capability." Continued on page 4 The Cardinal Page 4 Continued from page 3 We need your email address so we may email the Cardinal and other important information to you! "This [integration] is a great opportunity to capitalize on the experience and stability of the Our goal is to have a majority of the Enlisted ANG and the talent and mobility of the active Association membership emailing. Help us help duty. The stability of staying in one place and you, you save postage and handling costs and we working with the same group of people over time can put your dues to better use. has provided us with great experience. Now we are teaming that experience with the young talent in the 1st Fighter Wing" Lt. Col. Guy noted. www.staunton.com/vaaangea/ "Both pilots feel the active duty and ANG Click on 'sign up' at the web page bottom cultures compliment each other. They believe the stability and longevity of ANG personnel will help provide continuity and prevent valuable 129 th Field Artillery Detachment information form being lost during periods of rapid movement and turnover among active duty returns home after deployment personnel." And, Lt. Col. Guy added. "The Guard will benefit and grow from the new talent and new ideas brought in by an ever-changing Langley A Freedom Salute Ceremony (the population." Freedom Salute Campaign is the one of the About 60 192d FW personnel, primarily in largest Army National Guard recognition aircraft maintenance, but from a variety of Air endeavors in history, designed to publicly Force Specialties, are now working side-by-side acknowledge Army Guard soldiers and those with their active duty counterparts at Langley AFB. Some are among the small fulltime contingent who supported them during the President's that keeps the 192d FW running during the week. call to duty for recent military operations) Some are traditional Guard men and women who was conducted to publicly recognize and keep their military skills honed by training one thank the soldiers, their families and weekend each month and during a two-week field members of the community and organizations training each year. By the time the integration is that played such an important role in assuring finished sometime in 2009, nearly 1,000 192d FW the 129th Field Artillery Detachment, Virginia personnel will have moved to Langley. Army National Guard, successfully Another first for Lt. Col. Guy and Maj. accomplished its mission in support of DeConcini will come late in May when the ANG pilots will fly the F-22A alongside 27th Fighter Operation Iraqi Freedom. Squadron pilots in Alaska at Northern Edge 06, the Pacific Command's premier joint training Approximately 16 soldiers of 129th exercise designed to practice combat operations, Field Artillery Detachment entered active and enhance interoperability among the services. federal service on September 27, 2004 and It will be the first operational exercise for the F- deployed to Ft. Sill, Okla. where they 22A. completed preparation for deployment to Iraq Your Web Site: in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After having served in Iraq for approximately one www.vaaangea.org OR year these Virginia Army National Guard www.staunton.com/vaaangea soldiers returned to Ft. Sill on November 26, 2005 to complete administrative processing SGLI questions ? Other insurance for release from active federal service. questions ? Need forms ? On completion of that processing they U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs traveled to their home armory in Sandston on Virginia Insurance web page located @ December 3, 2005 where they were released http://www.insurance.va.gov from active federal status. The Cardinal Page 5 VaA/ANGEA CARES & PRAYERS: Do not forget our own AUXILIARY NEWS Freda Vaught. The last time I talked to George she was just about the same. She doesn't recognize him now. George is still taking care of her at home. 1st QUARTER - 2006 ISSUE I know he would appreciate cards and calls. Next Auxiliary meeting: VaA/ANGEA- There were six (6) members in attendance Auxiliary will be 29 April 2006 in Roanoke, VA, in at the 28 January 2006 Auxiliary Meeting. the Holiday Inn-Tanglewood at the 2006 Annual State Conference. All Auxiliary members are Due to the attendance of only 2 members at welcome to, and urged to attend the meeting and the October 2005 meeting there was no formal the luncheon. meeting held. Year 2006, is an election year. Contact nd DON'T FORGET: The 32 Annual Melody McGhee, Nominating Committee VaA/ANGEA 2006 State Conference is fast Chairperson, if you are interested in running for an approaching. The conference will be held 28-30 office. Now is the time to be looking for your next April 2006, in Roanoke, VA at the Holiday Inn- President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Tanglewood, telephone (540) 774-4400. Register and make your hotel reservations now. If you have names of any Auxiliary members who died in the time frame of April 2005 to April AND DON'T FORGET: the Auxiliary needs 2006, please send them to me. items for their Silent Auction at the State Conference in Roanoke in 2006. It is not too early If you have names of any Auxiliary members to start thinking about this. If you have an item who are ill or need cheering up, or if they have you wish to donate, bring it to Anne Atkinson or special happy events, births, etc, please send me Judy Wade, Ways & Means Chairpersons. We want their names. to make this a huge success so bring lots of items that the people "just can't turn down"! What direction the Auxiliary is, depends on you. We need to keep the communication lines Charlotte Kuykendall's report on 2005 open. If you have not heard from your state Silent Auction Report: The 2005 Silent Auction president or area director, take time to contact sponsored by the Auxiliary had 45 items donated. them. It could be they need a helping hand or a The auction brought in $444.00 and we received kind word. You never know unless you care enough $57.51 in cash donations for a total of $501.51. to find out. This money will fund our $500.00 scholarship for next year. Elaine St. Clair was our most generous Many thanks to Elaine St Clair for stepping bidder – thanks Elaine! Thanks to Joan Lee for up to the plate and preparing this newsletter. helping me with the auction set up, staying with the items and collecting the money. Joan made a hit with her knitted scarves and Mary Jeffries was the Mary E. Jeffries, President lucky bidder on these. Joan took several orders VaA/ANGEA - Auxiliary from members for the scarves. We also appreciate so much the support we receive from the VaA/ANGEA members. It was a successful auction because of our location. The Cardinal Page 6 State Military Reservation Information 2006 STATE CONFERENCE 1. Go to the Virginia National Guard public REPORT information web site located at The 2006 State Conference will be held on http://www.virginiaguard.com/ 28-30 April 2006, at the Holiday Inn– 2. Click on the red "Links of Interest" Tanglewood, Roanoke Va. button on the left side of the page. The Hospitality Room will be open starting 3. Scroll down to "Virginia Military at 5:00 PM, Thursday, 27 April 2006. Installations" and you will see the link The registration fee is $35.00 per person. for the State Military Reservation. The conference committee has already made plans. The room rate is $69.00 + tax. The hotel is ready to take your room reservation <><><>MILITARY RECORDS <><><> now. Call the Holiday Inn-Tanglewood at 540- 774-4400 or toll free 1-888-228-5040. You can now access your DD-214 on-line. Please A total of 54 people have already registered. pass this information on to retired military personnel (42 of these pre-registered at the 2005 you may know. conference and 12 have registered since the conference.) The National Personnel Records Center has At the Friday night event we will be going provided the following website for veterans to "Back to the '50's", dress accordingly, if you access their DD-214 online at like. For anyone who wishes, we can arrange http://vetrecs.archives.gov. for golf and bowling on Friday, 28 April 2006. There wasn't enough interest last year to have This may be particularly he lpful when a veteran tournaments. needs a copy of his DD-214 for employment We will be selling 50/50 tickets in the purposes. Please see the details below. Hospitality Room again this year to help offset the expenses of the Hospitality Room. The National Personnel Records Center is working Invitations have been mailed to six to make it easier for veterans with computers and exhibitors; USAA, "Troops to Teachers", Sam's Internet access to obtain copies of documents from Club, TriAmerica, Chase Home Finance and their military files. Family Assistance Center There will be a pre-registration table set up Military veterans and the next of kin of deceased for the 2007 Conference Committee in the former military members may now use a new online registration area. military personnel records system to request documents. Other individuals with a need for documents must still complete the Standard Respectfully submitted, J.J. St. Clair Form 180 which can be downloaded from the online web site. Comments, suggestions, news items? The new web-based application was designed to provide better service on these requests by Your concerns ARE OUR CONCERNS eliminating the records center's mailroom Let your voice be heard, processing time. Also, because the requester will be asked to supply all information essential for NPRC to process the request, delays PARTICIPATE, GET INVOLVED ! that normally occur when NPRC has to ask veterans for additional information will be The Web Site: minimized. www.vaaangea.org OR Veterans and next of kin may access this application at http://vetrecs.archives.gov. www.staunton.com/vaaangea The Cardinal Page 7 Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association Minutes of the Executive Council Meeting 29 October 2005 1. President Webb called the meeting to order at 1000hrs. The meeting was held at the Blackstone Armory in Blackstone, VA. President Webb conducted the invocation and CSM Magruder led the council in the Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Acting Secretary J.J. St.Clair conducted the roll Pres. Webb, 2V.P. Atkinson, Sgt. of Arms Jeffries, Exec Sec St. Clair and representatives from Area I, X, XI, XII, XIII, XVI, XVII. A quorum was present. 3. The Minutes of the 23 July 05 Executive Council Charlottesville Meeting were distributed for reading and approval for later in the meeting after everyone had a chance to review. 4. The Treasurer's Report- President Webb presented Treasurer Bassetti's quarterly report. No questions. Motion was made to accept the report, seconded. to accept Motion carried. 5. Committee Reports: a. Membership: It was reported that the current membership was 1154 as of 6 Oct. 05. Since then we have received several more application through USAA membership. It was reported that this year we have lost 197 members from expired memberships. Our renewal application forms and letters we are sending out are working. In prior years we have lost as many as 300 to 400 members during the year. CSM Magruder has ask for alpha listing of all members as of 6 Oct. 05 for his use while going throughout the state visiting units. Report by Pres. Webb that the State of VA. is leading the way in Area II of EANGUS on total members, associate members and life time members. Overall we set a goal to increase membership and it is working thanks to everyone's support. b. Legislative report: See attached notes from 2VP Atkinson. c. Constitution/By-Laws: No formal report. d. Resolutions: No formal report. f. Retiree Affairs: No formal report. g. Nominating: Pres. Webb has appointed Past President Wade to chair the committee. No nomination has been received for any office at this time. h. Audit: No formal report. i. Ventures Inc.: Pres Webb reported that Ventures held their Board of Director meeting on 7 Sept. 05 at the Holiday Inn in Richmond. Ventures Inc. announced their distribution funds of $30,000.00 to each association for the up coming year. Again we thanks Ventures for there commitment the Association. j. Cardinal Newsletter: Pres Webb mentioned that SFC Taylor had been sick and out for the last several months. He has returned to work and the Cardinal Newsletter should be on the web-site and mailed within two weeks. k. 2006 Conference Report: J.J. St. Clair presented a verbal report. The conference preparation is proceeding well. The Thursday evening hospitality room will be open to early arrivals and room rate will be the same as conference rates. No registration for rooms as of 21 Oct.05. All registration forms are available on the web-site. Friday night active theme will be 'Back to the Fifties'. Golf and bowling will be available but you must let the committee know. The 50/50 tickets will be on sale again this year. Five exhibitor invitations have been sent out. USAA, Troops to Teachers, Chase Home Finance, Sam's Club. AKO may be The Cardinal Page 8 interested in a booth. There was a lengthy discussion on hospitality suites. Motion was made for 2006 and 2007 committees to work out the hospitality suites between the committees on how they would operate during 2006 Conference. Motion seconded. Motion carried. l. 2007 Conference Report: Reported they are still working on hotel location. Tried to sign with H.I. Conference but did not work out. We are working toward the Richmond south side. 'Road to Richmond' is the 2007 theme and plans are being made to have T-shirts to sell. Registration will also be available at the conference and on AKO. Using AKO w ill help us reach the younger soldiers. m. Time and Place: 2008 Conference Possibility is the Portsmouth Area. CSM Borowski is checking on hotels in Portsmouth and will advise at the January Council meeting. 6. Executive Sec Report: New application on order plus life membership. Will be sending renewal forms 30/60/90 days out. Suggestion was made to send the list of renewals to the area reps and let them distribute to the unit reps. This would force the unit rep to talk one on one to the soldier. Discussion was to move retirees back into areas of HOR and have the retirees work the armories. Motion was made and discussed. Discussion was there will be some who want to keep as is. There is also a possib ility to keep the list of retirees as a group but HOR would be for voting. Motion seconded. Motion carried. Past President Wade proposed a buddy letter to be sent out to new members with their membership card. This letter would ask the new member to sign up a buddy. Motion was made to accept the buddy letter. Motion seconded. Motion passed. 7. EANGUS Area II: Area II written report was read by Pres Webb as Director Wade was at the EANGUS Executive Council meeting in Alexandria, VA. 8. Old Business: Virginia pins made for the National Conference were distributed to those who attended. Extra pins were sold to attendees and netted $80.00 which was returned to the treasurer. "D" rings are on order and will have them for distribution at the next executive council meeting. 9. New Business: Motion made to approve minutes of last executive council meeting. Family support group is sponsoring a Team Va Help Group and need support from anyone is in the area. 1Sgt. White asked for the cardboard display advertisement to be reprinted. 1Sgt White will get a copy to President Webb for printing. President Webb announced that 2006 is an election year. He encouraged us to have members to run for office. State CSM Huffman is receiving EANGUS updates on the website on legislative issues. He will forward these and we will add to the website. Also he ask if we could move Title 10 people (52 VA.) back to their respective States. Treasure Bassetti would like a lap top computer for the Association business only. CSM Borowski will check on surplus where he works and advise at the next meeting. Motion was made for Bassetti to purchase a lap top at no more than $500 if we can not get one through CSM Borowski. Motion seconded. Motion passed. Food for thought and discussion at next meeting is to pay area reps a $25.00 stipend to attend executive council meetings to generate more participation. 10. A motion was made to adjourn at 14:15 hours, seconded and carried. Next meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn Tanglewood Mall, Roanoke, VA. at 11:00 hours 28th January 2006. There was no further business and the meeting was adjourned. Submitted by J.J. St. Clair, for Jim Glasscock, VaA/ANGEA Secretary The Cardinal 2006-2008 Application for Nomination Candidate for the Executive Council Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association Candidate Information Office you want to be considered for Name: _________________________ ____ President Home Address:___________________ ____ 1st Vice President _______________________________ ____ 2nd Vice President _______________________________ ____ 3rd Vice President Home Telephone:_________________ ____ Secretary Work Telephone:_________________ ____ Treasurer E-Mail Address:__________________ ____ Financial Secretary Guard Unit:______________________ ____ Sergeant-At-Arms Location:________________________ ____ Area Representative Rank:___________________________ Area Number:_________ Active:______ Retired:_________ Must be an Annual or Life member of the Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association. Deadline for submitting applications: Must be received by 15 April 2006 Mail To: SFC (Ret.) Joe Wade Chairman Nominating Committee 3907 Childress Road Christiansburg, VA 24073 Or E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com The Cardinal VIRGINIA ARMY/AIR NATIONAL GUARD Expiration Date _________________ ENLISTED ASSOCIATION AND EANGUS Area ____________________ P. O. Box 5175 Unit ________________________ Roanoke, VA 24012 Unit PRN____________________ Today's Date _________________ Annual or Multiple Year Membership Application LIFE APPLICATION UPON REQUEST (Web Site Address: www.vaaangea.org) Name: ________________________________________________________ New___ Renewal ___ (Print) (Last) (First) (MI) SSN: ____________________ DOB: _____________ Rank: ______H/Phone: ( ) ___________ H/Address:___________________________________________ E-Mail:______________________ (Street) _____________________________________________________ Zip Code: _____________ (City) (State) One (1) year Membership: E1- E4 .… $10.00/per year E5 - E6….$15.00/per year E7 - E9.…$20.00/per year Three (3) year Membership: E1- E4 ….$25.00 E5 - E6 ….$40.00 E7 - E9 ….$50.00 Associate Membership: $20.00/per year Spouse's Name: ______________________________________ Would your spouse be interested in VaA/ANGEA Auxiliary Membership? __Yes __No Mail a hard copy of the "CARDINAL" to you? __Yes __ No (Return this application with your check or money order to your Unit Representative or Area Representative or mail to above address) For AMEX , MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER or Debit cards payment complete the following: Card Holder Name: _____________________________________________________________ (Print Name) Phone: ( ) __________________ Card Number: | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Expiration date ____________________ Month/Year Card Holder's Signature: _______________________________________________________________ Distribution copies: White - Executive Secretary Canary - Area Representative Pink – Member The Cardinal VIRGINIA ARMY/AIR NATIONAL GUARD ENLISTED ASSOCIATION and AUXILIAR Y 32nd ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE 28-30 APRIL 2006 – HOLIDAY INN-TANGLEWOOD ROANOKE, VA For Information contact: SFC [Ret.] J. J. St. Clair, 2503 Ravenwood Avenue, N.W. - Roanoke, VA 24012-3245 Home: 540-366-5133 - Cell Phone: 540-580-3727 E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Thursday, 27 April 2006 - Events: O Hospitality Room for those arriving early, opens @ 4:00 PM Friday, 28 April 2006 - Events: O Golf (Can be arranged upon request) O Bowling (Can be arranged upon request) O Buffet Dinner – "Go back to the 50's": (Girls: Poodle skirts/bobby socks) (Boys: "Fonzie" attire) O Hospitality Room Saturday, 29 April 2006 - Events: O Association meetings O Auxiliary meetings O Ladies Silent Auction O Hospitality Room O Evening Dinner and Banquet O Entertainment: Dance and Music by DJ Sunday, 30 April 2006 – Events: O Memorial Service O Farewell Hospitality Room The Cardinal VIRGINIA ARMY/AIR NATIONAL GUARD ENLISTED ASSOCIATION AND AUXILIARY 32 ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 28-30 APRIL 2006 nd HOLIDAY INN-TANGLEWOOD - ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Conference Chairman: SFC (Ret.) J. J. 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June 19- Enbridge Energy Partners LP said it would sell a 12.6 percent interest in its natural gas midstream business to partner Midcoast Energy Partners LP for $350 million. The deal will immediately add to the earnings of Midcoast Energy, which said it would finance it with debt.
June 19- Enbridge Energy Partners LP said it would sell a 12.6 percent interest in its natural gas midstream business to partner Midcoast Energy Partners LP for $350 million. Enbridge's interest in Midcoast Operating LP will fall to 48.4 percent after the sale, the company said. Enbridge said it would use the proceeds to help fund its pipeline expansion program.
HOUSTON/ NEW YORK, April 6- High-yielding energy partnerships have lured billions in capital from investors in the past few years and the returns have often matched or beaten expectations.
Enbridge is working through a supplemental environmental review with the U.S. Department of State that will amend an initial document the company had submitted, Maki said.
NEW YORK, April 2- Two expansion projects on Enbridge Energy partners' Alberta Clipper pipeline will be delayed until July 2015, company president Mark Maki said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday. Maki said Enbridge is working through a supplemental environmental review with the U.S. Department of State.
The proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada has cleared a significant hurdle after the State Department raised no major environmental objections to its construction.
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DALLAS - With the lawmaking on health care bill over, the debate in Texas is entering a new phase with the November elections ahead.
Winning hearts and minds on the political points is starting.
Texas told News 8, "The American people, and particularly in Texas, don't like this bill," said Sen. John Cornyn.
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"This is a big victory for the American people," he said.
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"You are going to see consumer protections," he said. "And, if you're a small business owner, you are going to see benefits of being able to provide coverage for your employees."
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RIO DE JANEIRO--The Brazilian Supreme Court's ruling Wednesday on the fiscal obligations of local companies' foreign units should remove only a small tidbit of mining giant Vale SA's massive tax liabilities.
The Supreme Court ruled that a 2001 law allowing Brazil's government to tax the earnings of Brazilian companies' overseas units was partially unconstitutional. Justices also determined that the law couldn't be applied retroactively, that is, to earnings prior to 2001.
Vale is disputing a total of 30.55 billion reais ($15.46 billion) in unpaid taxes it allegedly owes under the 2001 law. Of that, BRL461 million in taxes and BRL1 billion in interest and penalties correspond to the period between 1996 and 2002.
"What was assessed from 1996 to 2001 will be overturned because retroactivity was declared unconstitutional," said Clovis Torres, Vale's general counsel, in a conference call. "I'd say it's substantial."
An injunction allowing Vale to continue withholding payment of any of the taxes being disputed in court has also been upheld, Mr. Torres said.
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Jamaica, beaten 68-14 by Mexico in the first RWC 2015 qualifying match last month, had started well against Cayman in Kingston to establish a 10-0 lead, but the match proved a titanic battle with Ryan Grant's penalty in the dying minutes proving the match-winner.
Twenty-three places had separated the two sides before the NACRA Championship encounter, but that has now shrunk to just 10 with Jamaica climbing six places to 84th and Cayman Islands sliding seven places to 74th.
Barbados captain Dwight Forde proved the match-winner with a hat-trick of tries in the 34-3 victory over St Vincent & The Grenadines at the Arnos Vale Stadium in Kingston, although Sean Ward, Stephen Millar and Che Springer also crossed the try-line.
SVG had been ranked two places higher than their visitors at 76th going into the match, but they have slumped seven places to 83rd with Barbados climbing 11 places to Cayman Islands previous ranking of 67th.
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Belgium's 20-13 victory over Poland in Brussels has not altered their position of 24th, but it has closed them to within four tenths of Chile above them. Poland remain 28th, but slip closer towards Ukraine below.
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Andorra were due to face Armenia in Division 2B of the European Nations Cup, but following the withdrawal of the Armenians, the tournament organisers awarded Andorra a 25-0 victory. This match would not have impacted the rankings as Armenia are not yet an IRB Full Member Union and so are not ranked.
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Suburban orchards ready for apple-picking season to begin Aug 31, 2014 6:00 AM
The days are growing shorter, and apples that have been ripening in the late summer sun are ready for picking at many suburban apple orchards. While the grueling winter took its toll on some orchards, there are still apples ready to be plucked. Here's our guide to orchards from Grayslake to Woodstock where you can pick you own apples, or at some, purchase pre-picked apples.
District 128's Fall Community Education Catalog Has Been Released Aug 29, 2014 2:21 PM
The District 128 fall catalog has been mailed.
CLC finalizes campus master plan components Aug 29, 2014 2:21 PM
The College of Lake County will begin seeking bids this fall for major CLC-funded components of its Sustainable Campus Master Plan.
District 128's Community Education Offering S.T.E.M. Classes for Grades Pre-K- 8 Aug 29, 2014 2:21 PM
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Cook Memorial Public Library District to Conduct Community Survey Aug 29, 2014 2:21 PM
Cook Library, based in Libertyville and Vernon Hills, will conduct a survey in September to get community input on services and programs.
New Coaster Challenge to benefit Special Olympics Illinois Aug 29, 2014 11:06 PM
Special Olympics Illinois is proud to introduce a brand new fundraising initiative taking place on Sept. 28 at Six Flags Great America called The 2014 Coaster Challenge. Participants simply register, fundraise and ride the distance of a 5K, 10K or marathon (26.2 miles) on Six Flags Great America's world-class roller coasters.
Two job seeker events offered by CLC Aug 28, 2014 4:12 PM
Job seekers are invited to attend two hiring events in September sponsored by the College of Lake County Career and Placement Services.
Sept. 13: Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater kicks off Professional Touring Season at CLC Aug 28, 2014 4:12 PM
Chicago's own Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater, which is internationally recognized for excellence in showcasing exciting Spanish dance, music and culture, returns to the College of Lake County with its romantic dance moves at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 13.
CLC Foundation hires director of development Aug 28, 2014 4:12 PM
Jamie Samsel of Gurnee has been named College of Lake County Foundation director, development.
CLC Foundation scholarships provide students with funds and motivation Aug 28, 2014 4:12 PM
For 385 College of Lake County students, earning a CLC Foundation scholarship last year provided funds needed to go to college. One major source of funding for Foundation scholarships is the annual scholarship gala, the Black and White Ball: Toast of the Town, on Sept. 27 at the Palmer House in downtown Chicago.
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The North Chicago Health Center in conjunction with the North Chicago Center for the Arts is holding a Patient Appreciation Day on Saturday, September 13, from 1 to 5 p.m. This health center, located at 2215 14th Street in North Chicago, is one of six health centers managed by the Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center. "Through this event the North Chicago Health Center is opening its doors to the community," said Meryl Fury, the health center's coordinator. "The event will offer plenty of fun activities but it is also an opportunity to learn more about the Health Center's services, from general/family medicine to school physicals." This free event is for patients of the health center and their families as well as the general public. It is designed to appeal to people of all ages. The day will include free food and beverages, a car show, yoga and Zumba classes, raffles, and music. Plenty of activities have been planned for children, such as face painting, balloon animals, a bouncy house, and story reading. The North Chicago Police Department will provide a K-9 Agility and Command Response demonstration and a safety trailer. Additionally, the Health Department will provide information tables on its Dental, Medical and Nutrition programs. Healthcare providers will provide free health information. Reservations are not required. For more information, please call: (847) 377-8283, or visit: http://health.lakecountyil.gov/Primary/Documents/ncca-purepotential-2%20ENFinal.pdf
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CCU sponsor offers six $1,500 scholarships Aug 26, 2014 3:38 PM
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Induction is fantastic if you are looking for a range or cook top Induction is King
Only issue I see is you will probably have to purchase some new pots and pans. As you shop out brands things to look for that you cannot see on the internet is the...Read complete review
Only issue I see is you will probably have to purchase some new pots and pans. As you shop out brands things to look for that you cannot see on the internet is the "cook top surface" I changed my decision to this Whirlpool unit when I saw the floor display next to the other brand it was a deal maker for me. I strongly suggest seeing the units on the floor display and ask alot of questions. Also look at burner size and placements on the cook top make sure you like the orientation. I also found the extended warranty from the mfg was better than the one the dealer offers. pay attention I found that the $ was very close but the factory warranty covers "electrical, mechanical, and functional" issues the dealer leave out the "functional". Convection oven plenty big @ 6.2cf work good we purchased this unit just before thanksgiving and the oven works great. I will follow up with a review in 6-months to re-review if any issues
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Is not self-cleaning
I really love everything about this induction range except the Aqua Lift oven cleaning method. It does not clean the oven at all. It basically is like the old ovens that you manually...Read complete review
I really love everything about this induction range except the Aqua Lift oven cleaning method. It does not clean the oven at all. It basically is like the old ovens that you manually clean. That's a real deal breaker. You can't even use oven cleaner, it's just good old fashioned get down on your knees and use your own elbow grease to clean. No way am I going to do this. I traded this model in for one that as the REAL self-clean cycle. I have yet to receive it so can't say whether it will self-clean as described.
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Love Induction cooking
By Heatherb2014
from Wake Forest, NC
I am so happy with the cooktop. I love induction cooking. The oven seems to cook just fine. My last oven cooked very hot and this one maybe a little cooler. So I have had to add a minute or two to recommended baking times. No big problem. I was little disappointed in a couple of areas. The area around the cooking surface is black and I know this is a minor thing except all of our other new whirlpool appliances have gray sides or accents so this is really the only black I have on the appliances. Again not major just odd. The other thing is the function buttons on the oven are not touch screen and you really have to push hard on the buttons. The cooktop has the touch screen so it's just odd and kinda cheap that they wouldn't have them the same. Induction ranges are quite expensive and whirlpool is among the lowest price so I guess these shortcuts are to be expected. The noises the cooktop make are different but I have not found them objectionable at all. It clicks and hums as the magnets heat up but it doesn't bother me. The one major thing I love is the temp control and also no more scraping the cooktop to keep it clean like our last range. Nothing gets burned to the surface. I accidentally left a sticker on the bottom of a new pan and added water and set it to boil to test it to make sure it worked on the top and I boiled the water for about 1minute and then removed the pot, poured out the water a noticed the sticker. It wasn't burned at all! It even peeled off easily. This was cool. So I would def buy again. I just would love to see some minor design changes.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Kaye007
from Boca Raton, FL
If you are new to induction, download the owner's manual and read the care instructions to ensure you want to commit to this range top. It is beautifully sleet, no knobs. BUT, to keep it pristine, you can't drip even water on the top or it may burn it and stain Stirring big pots of food can easily grind against the top causing scratches no matter how careful you want to be. It is like having a new puppy to care for. And what is with keeping the oven door open 6 inches while broiling? I wanted to reduce heat radiating into the kitchen and broiling is a nightmare. Really looks great though.
The product has great eatures and is easy to use after a while.
By jsig
from wynantskill, NY
The only problem is the user manual, it must have been written by an engineer who is totally fimilar with stove. manuals should be write for users that have no idea how it works an should go step by step with illiutrations
Great except Aqua-Lift doesn't work
By Anonymous
from West Des Moines, IA
Product was purchased about seven months ago. It has many nice features, including: 1)Induction range- love, love, love the induction range. Boiling water in seconds. Great for busy families on the go. It's much easier to control the heat as well. You can fry on your stove-top without the meat or poultry turning rubbery. Everything is nicely brown and tender. Also, it is much safer than electric or gas, as only pans conduct the heat. You can set a pot holder or towel right on the cooktop with no concern about fires. Just take a magnet with you when shopping for cookware. Easy to find induction cookware at your local discount store. 2)Convection oven- everything cooks quickly and evenly, no matter which oven rack you use. Also, the oven cavity is huge! We cooked two nine pound turkey breasts on the bottom shelf, and there was still plenty of room remaining for side dishes on Thanksgiving day. 3)Control keypad- Looks modern, and no yucky knobs to clean. 4)Warming drawer- dinner rolls and other dishes which were prepared earlier stayed nice and toasty until supper time. Now, here is the con. The Aqua Lift Technology doesn't work. An apple pie boiled over the cookie sheet, and now the oven has black spots that won't come out. A "Magic Eraser" did nothing to remove the cooked-on food, nor did running the Aqua-Lift cleaning cycle several times with distilled water as instructed. It says in the instructions that harsh oven cleaners will damage the finish, so I don't know how to remove black spots on the bottom of the oven. I tried using some of the Affresh cooktop cleaner that came with the product, and that made a spot on the bottom. I hate having spots on the bottom of my oven! Grrrr!
Loving the induction stovetop!
By Bonnie13
from Fort Worth Texas
I am amazed by this induction cooktop. Turn it on, it's hot. Turn it off, it's not! Boils water so fast! Simmer function is great...doesn't even scorch scrambled eggs. I really love this cooktop. And it wipes up so easily. I had no trouble finding cookware as my Macy's Tools of the Trade pots work just fine. I don't notice much noise with the cooktop as others mentioned. The oven is very accurate. IT DOES take the full 15 min. to preheat which takes some getting used to. But it bakes like a dream. My canned biscuits get golden brown in 14 min. just like it says on the can. No guesswork! I am learning to use the convection feature... Not really comfortable with it yet. so can't really review it one way or the other. This is my first convection stove. I am hoping it will save me time with my holiday cookies and pies.
By KarenS
from Erie, PA
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Best invention ever!
By Jlewis4rgl
from Lincoln, NE
I always though a gas range was the best out there until we got our induction range from whirlpool. It is super easy and safe for our kids! We can boil water in less than 60 seconds! I love all the features andirons has made my cooking life easier. I wouldn't recommend anything else! Love the convection feature and warming drawer as well. The rack also separates for large dishes without having to take out. It looks rich and sleek and is my favorite! The warning beeps are also a very nice feature. Well done Whirlpool gold series!
Stove top design
By Duane
from Snohomish, WA
The stove is great. The only thing I would like to give input on is the stove top design. The touch controls in the front center prevent having a large burner up front. It would of been great if the touch controls were set to the left or right so a large burner could be moved forward.
This product is exactly what we were looking for in a new and innovative range
By Chedva
from Dallas TX
IT is definitely fun using this new range. We still have lots to learn about it. The burners are very responsive and heat up and cool down quickly. The surface is easy to keep clean with just a quick wipe with water and paper towel. We are still learning about the oven and the convection feature. We wish the instruction booklet was more complete and informative, but with some experimentation we are learning quickly and really enjoying this product
I love this stove. With it less is more. You don't have to press hard for it to respond. It is super fast and looks great too!
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I love this stove. It is everything I have ever wanted in a stove. Easy to use, easy to keep clean, and super fast.
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- Deputy Secretary Poneman Attends U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue
August 27, 2014 10:11 AM
Deputy Secretary Poneman traveled to India July 30-31 for the U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue with Secretary Kerry and Secretary Pritzker, where he met with Indian government officials, scientists and energy industry leaders. The Deputy Secretary toured the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Honeywell, and Infosys – a company founded in 1981 by seven Indian engineers. Each of these sites showcased areas of collaboration with DOE and its national labs, as well as a shared commitment to innovation, building energy efficiency solutions and a low-carbon future.
- Deputy Secretary Poneman Meets Turkish Minister Yildiz in Istanbul
July 18, 2014 1:52 PM
Deputy Secretary Poneman and Minister Yildiz discussed ways our two countries can improve our energy security as well as ways to expand ongoing cooperation on energy efficiency and clean energy alternatives.