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Wing King's roaring tailflash

Tech. Sgt. Rick Bain attaches a freshly-painted tailflash to the 162nd Fighter Wing commander's F-16 on the flightline here Nov. 1. The panel features the unit mascot "El Tigre," a jaguar native to the Sonoran desert. The roaring "tigre" was painted by Staff Sgt. Aaron Roop, a structural maintainer, and designed by Senior Airman Jonathan Rojas, a graphic artist assigned to the wing public affairs office. (Arizona Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Sarah Elliott)
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162nd Fighter Wing Services

Capt. Paul Jefferson, service’s commander, talks with Chief Master Sgt. Russell Sullivan and Lt. Col. Chuck Recker about their lunch. Captain Jefferson makes sure the food is good, and served with the appropriate portions. Services has to meet Air Force standards within plus or minus 10 percent. That means they are not able to make or lose much money. Monitoring portions is one way they are able to successfully meet rigid standards. (Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Dan Dodson)
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162nd Fighter Wing Services

Staff Sgt. Aaron Bisher puts cheese sauce on broccoli. Sergeant Bisher is one of thirty members in food services. (Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Dan Dodson)
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162nd Fighter Wing Services

Senior Airman Svetlana Sevciuc prepares hamburgers for short order. Approximately 250 to 300 meals are served a day at the short order line. (Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Dan Dodson)
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162nd Fighter Wing Services

Staff Sgt. Raul Verdugo prepares a club sandwich for a unit member. (Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Dan Dodson)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

First Lt. Tricia Pacheco looks “cheesy” dressed as a piece of pepperoni and olive pizza at the 162nd Fighter Wing’s Haunted Hangar, Oct. 26. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

Barb Gavre, wing family readiness coordinator and Haunted Hangar chairperson, enjoys another successful morale and family event. “I want to thank all of the volunteers and the people who donated pumpkins, cakes, candy, time and money to make Haunted Hangar a fun and memorable experience for wing families,” she said. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

Staff Sgt. Dana Watson looks intimidating in her sumo wrestler costume at the 162nd Fighter Wing’s Haunted Hangar, Oct. 26. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

Brig. Gen. Rick Moisio, wing commander, is dropped into a dunk tank during the 162nd Fighter Wing’s Haunted Hangar, Oct. 26. Several wing leaders volunteered for the tank to raise funds for the Family Readiness Group. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

Trevor Stramler, 6, son of Tech. Sgt. Ed Stramler, test drives the mock F-16 cockpit, Oct. 26. He came dressed as a fighter pilot, the perfect costume for the 162nd Fighter Wing’s Haunted Hangar. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Dave Neve)
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162nd Fighter Wing ‘Haunted Hangar’ 2008

Mikala Highbaugh, 8, niece of Master Sgt. Claudia Austin-Hadley, paints a pumpkin at the 162nd Fighter Wing’s Haunted Hangar event, Oct. 26. Pumpkins were donated from Mrs. Moose’s Pumpkin Patch and Buckelew Farms (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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Guard, Reserve assemble to modernize

Brig. Gen. Joe Lengyel, commander of the Air National Guard Readiness Center, walks away impressed by the new capabilities offered by the ANG AFRC Test Center’s hi-resolution center display, Oct. 22. The 6 inch by 8 inch screen, designed to provide F-16 pilots with color maps and images, is a product of input collected at previous Weapons and Tactics Conferences. This prototype served as an example to all conference attendees of what can be accomplished at the annual event. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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Guard, Reserve assemble to modernize

Lt. Gen. Craig McKinley, Air National Guard director, (left) and Maj. Gen. Allan Poulin, Air Force Reserve Command vice commander, listen to Weapons and Tactics Conference working group chairmen brief their recommendations for tactical development and modernization in the Air Reserve Component (ARC), Oct. 24. The annual conference held at the 162nd Fighter Wing in Tucson, Ariz., gives warfighters the opportunity to tell senior leaders what they need to improve their weapon systems. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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Citizen Airmen gather for WEPTAC

DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. – Guardsmen and Reservists from across the country pack into the base theater here to kick off the 2008 Weapons and Tactics Conference (WEPTAC) Oct. 20. Approximately 1,600 registered conference attendees converged on Tucson, Ariz., to discuss the Air Reserve Component’s (ARC) look to the future force structure and new mission areas. The Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Test Center (AATC) and the 162nd Fighter Wing will host this annual event, Oct. 20 through 24 from D-M and the Arizona Air National Guard base at Tucson International Airport. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Dave Neve)
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Citizen Airmen gather for WEPTAC

DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. – Lt. Gen. David A. Deptula, the Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, addresses a standing-room-only crowd in the base theater here to kick off the 2008 Weapons and Tactics Conference (WEPTAC) Oct. 20. The general’s keynote address set the tone for approximately 1,600 registered conference attendees. This year's theme, "Proven Capabilities--Emerging Missions," highlights the Air Reserve Component’s (ARC) look to the future force structure and new mission areas. The Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Test Center (AATC) and the 162nd Fighter Wing will host this annual event, Oct. 20 through 24 from D-M and the Arizona Air National Guard base at Tucson International Airport. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Dave Neve)
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Maj. Gen. David P. Rataczak, Adjutant General of the Arizona National Guard

The Adjutant General of the Arizona National Guard, Maj. Gen. David P. Rataczak, is retiring. He was appointed to the post on April 7, 1999, and will serve until Dec. 16. (Arizona National Guard photo)
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QA program redirects funds for mission use

The new south munitions gate and sensor pad were installed and paid for with Repair Enhancement Program funds.
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QA program redirects funds for mission use

Tech. Sgt. Chris Sabre oversees the base's Air Force Repair Enhancement Program from the 162nd Fighter Wing Quality Assurance office here. “One of the things I try to do in my position is to maintain good working relationships with my customers,” he said.
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F-16 crew chief earns Latino Caucus Award

Arizona Sen. Richard Miranda presents a Latino Caucus Award to Tech. Sgt. Michael Brizuela at a ceremony in Phoenix, Oct. 1. Sergeant Brizuela was recognized for his community involvement and leadership. He is an F-16 crew chief at the 195th Fighter Squadron in Tucson, Ariz. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Charles Wade)
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RAF at Snowbird

British Airmen tow a Puma helicopter on the Snowbird ramp at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Oct. 1. The Royal Air Force’s 230 Tiger Squadron will train here as part of Operation Snowbird from Oct. 3 through Oct. 17.(Air National Guard photo by Capt. Gabe Johnson)
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