Potomac Air Monthly - 113th Wing

Potomac Air Monthly

113th Wing CommanderBrig. Gen. George M. Degnon113th Wing Vice Commander

Col. Robert Bowie113th Wing Command Chief

Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey CoombsChief of Public Affairs

Maj. Michael OdlePublic Affairs Officers

Maj. Renee LeeCapt. Nathan Wallin

Public Affairs Manager/EditorMaster Sgt. Craig Clapper

PhotojournalistsSenior Airman Erica RodriguezSenior Airman Jennifer Stone

Airman 1st Class Anthony SmallBroadcast JournalistsTech. Sgt. Tabitha HurstStaff Sgt. Justin Hodge

Senior Airman Terace Garnier

The New PromoteesSenior Master Sergeant (E-8)

Hedrick, Bruce T.- 113 WG Technical Sergeant (E-7)

Heubel, Michael S.- 113 MXSStaff Sergeant (E-5)

Ackerman, Nathan C. 113 MXSAlvarez-Vargas, Jose R.- 113 WG

Broughton, Dorian T.- 113 SFSMyers, Matthew D.- 113 WG

Robinson, Charles A.- 113 AMXSSmith, Jesse S.- 113 MXS

Smith, Michael A.- 113 MXSTun, Min L.- 113 MXSSenior Airman (E-4)

Dews, Jonathan W.- 113 MXSJenkins, Demetrius J.- 113 AMXSMcKenzie, Shellyann J.- 113 SFS

Rowe, Sean P.- 113 MXSSabbat, Frantz J.- 113 LRS

Stephens, Andrew B.- 113 AMXSWarren, Ian F.- 113 MXSAirman 1st Class (E-3)

Mountjoy, John O.- 113 OSS

Capital Guardian Schedule of Events

February UTA training and events scheduleSaturday, February 20 Start End Event Location POC Phone09:00 11:00 MedicalAppointmentsONLY(Profiles) Bldg3282,RoomA14 CMSgtKatt 857-661509:00 12:00 EndofCourseTesting-PME/CDCs CEBldg3236Room121 SMSgtZayas 857-308409:0009:30ITEquipmentCustodian(ITEC)TrainingBldg3222,CFClassroomTSgtArnone857-071409:3010:00Pers.WirelessComm.SystemsTrainingBldg3222,CFClassroomSSgtPickeral857-071512:0013:00PERSCOTrainingBldg3213,WCRSMSgtA.Wilson857-122514:0016:00ExpeditionarySkillsRodeoSetupHangar9,201ASSMSgtZayas857-308415:0016:00LtColTonyVaughanRet.CeremonyHangar9,201ASColMagnell857-2601

Normal Hours of Operation08:30 15:00 CPTFCustomerService TrailerR62 SMSgtBrown 857-067808:00 15:00 FSSCustomerService TrailerR62 SMSgtLevins 857-401209:00 15:00 MobilityandClothingIssue Bldg.3212 MSgtRobinson 857-931609:00 15:00 CFCustomerService Bldg.3222 MSgtNoon 857-0714 Sunday, February 21Start End Event Location POC Phone07:00 12:00 FitnessTesting EastFitnessCenter MSgtMarx 857-399707:0011:30ExpeditionarySkillsRodeoHangar9,201ASSMSgtZayas857-308407:3008:30ContemporaryServiceCEBldg3236Conf.RmChLtColBowen857-103207:3008:30CatholicMassLRSConferenceRmChLtColBowen857-103207:3012:30CCMSelectionBoardBldg3213,WCRCMSgtCoombs857-281109:0009:30ITEquipmentCustodianTrainingBldg3222,CFClassroomTSgtArnone857-071408:00 10:00 Medical/DentalAppointmentsONLY Bldg3282,RoomA14 CMSgtKatt 857-661510:00 10:30 MedicalWalk-ins Bldg3282,RoomA14 CMSgtKatt 857-661512:0016:30ExpeditionarySkillsRodeoHangar9,201ASSMSgtZayas857-308413:00 14:00 IDSMeeting Bldg3213,WCR MajLee 857-646414:30 15:30 113SFSAssumptionofCommand Hangar16

Normal Hours of Operation08:30 15:00 CPTFCustomerService TrailerR62 SMSgtBrown 857-067808:00 15:00 FSSCustomerService TrailerR62 SMSgtWilson 857-401209:00 15:00 MobilityandClothingIssue Bldg.3212 MSgtRobinson 857-931608:00 15:00 CFCustomerService Bldg.3222 MSgtNoon 857-0714

Council Meetings (Sunday)12:00 13:00 ChiefsCouncilMeeting LRSConferenceRm CMSgtThomas 857-322813:00 14:00 RisingSix CEBldg3236Conf.Rm. TSgtFair 857-988812:00 13:00 TOPIII Bldg3213,WCR MSgtOsecky 857-2349

Capital Guardian Feature

Commander’s Action Line

The Commander’s Action Line gives all Air-men a direct link to the 113th Wing command-er for any questions or suggestions regarding the 113th Wing.

The action line can be used to express con-structive points of view on the policies and procedures of the wing, as well as discuss safety and security issues. The goal is to pro-vide you with an accurate, timely response.

Airmen should use this tool after coordinat-ing problems or concerns with supervisors, first sergeants or commanders. If you’re not satisfied with the response or are unable to resolve the issue, e-mail the action line at [email protected].

Brig. Gen. George Degnon113th Wing Commander

Chief Master Sgt.Jeffrey Coombs

113th Wing Command Chief

Individuals with a PT Score of 90% (Excellence) or higher for Dec. 2015 Col. Bowie, Robert

Senior Airman Burdick, Jared

Capt. Cooper, Countess

Senior Master Sgt. Dearie, Jessica

Capt. Fromouth, Maureen

Master Sgt. Henderson, Roderick

Master Sgt. Hudson, Aaron

Senior Airman Joyner, Steve

Master Sgt. Scully, Mike

Senior Airman Blake, Tim

Master Sgt. Brodeur, Jeff

Tech. Sgt. Broughton, Dorian

Byrd, Johnathon

Chun, Jenny

Senior Airman Frazier, Prince

Lessant, Darron

Senior Airman Lewis, Josh

Senior Airman Mcentree, Ashley

Senior Airman Nelson, Dominque

Staff Sgt. Ortega, Hector

Lt. Col. Sheltonmur, Karen

Senior Airman Skinger, Marc .Staff Sgt. Zarilla, Cody

Master Sgt. Belle-Scott, Sharon

Staff Sgt. Brant Justin

Public Affairs HoursMonday- Friday

0800-1600UTA Saturday1000-1530

Studiophotography/passportsphotos1300-1500only

UTA Sunday0800-1430

Studiophotography/passportsphotos1000-1200only


RichardMichael(Mike)ClemesofOwings,MarylandpassedawayonWednesday,Jan.20attheageof49.HewasbornonMay11,1966inCapeCanaveral,Florida.HisfamilymovedtoMarylandin1969,toSyracuse,NewYorkandthenbacktoMarylandin1971.HegraduatedfromSouthRiverHighSchoolin1984andenteredtheUnitedStatesAirForcethesameyear.Heproudlyservedhiscountryforover

thirty years until the time of his death attaining therankofSeniorMasterSargent.Hewas

stationedinOkinawa,LukeAirForceBase,Arizonaand the District of Columbia Air National Guard

113thWingatAndrewsAirForceBasewithtoursinTurkeyandIraq.

Mikelovedadventure.HeclimbedMt.Washingtonfivetimes,gothispilot’slicenseandflewhis

parentsfromMarylandtoBeaverIsland,Michigan in a small single engine plane. He

lovedtheoutdoors—fishing,hunting,crabbing.Andhelovedhisboys—campingwiththemfrom the time they were about two years old. Theywerebeginningtobeinvolvedinsportsandheen-joyedbeingtherewiththem.Heeven

got to help coach their flag football team this past fall.

In memory of Senior Master Sergeant Richard “Mike” Clemes

DCNG responds to Winter Storm Jonas

DCNationalGuardPublicAffairspersonnelenrouteforamissionassistedafellowGuardHUMVEE,afiredepartmentvehicleandanMetroPoliceDepartmentvehicle,stuckinsnow.Ateveryincident,DCresidentsandemergencypersonnelworkedtogetherandhelpedeachother.

Aswinterawakensthenation’scapitalwith22inchesofsnow,morethan170D.C.GuardmembersrespondedtothecallofdutyJan22.Theprincipalmissionwastoprovidetransportationsupporttoemergencymanagementagencies throughout the district.InsupportofthisstateofemergencyalsoknownasWin-

terStormJonas,oneHighMobilityMulti-WheeledVehicle(Humvee)andatwo-manteamwerepositionedateachpoliceandfire-stationtoassistwithefficientlyrespondingtourgentcalls.TheseteamsofSoldiersandAirmenworked12-hourshiftsensuring24-houravailabilitytotheD.C.MetroPoliceDepartment(MPD)andFireandEmergencyMedicalServices(FEMS).Over50tacticalvehicleswereusedtosupportthevari-

ousneedsduringthesnowstorm.InadditiontoaHumveeateachofthe16stations,LightMediumTacticalVehicles(LMTV)wereusedtotransportsuppliestofirst-aidsta-tions,andfoodtosheltersandsatelliteshelterlocations.TheDepartmentofHumanServices(DHS)requestedguardsmensupporttoensuretheavailabilityofmealswithnonutritionalcompromise,andsufficientaidandcaretothe community.“Inorderforatransportationmissionsuchasthistobe

asuccess,ittakesflexibility,focus,andbeingintherightplaceattherighttimewiththerightequipment,”statedCapt.J.ScottCrawford,D.C.NationalGuardJointTaskForcemissioncommanderand25yearveterantolawen-

forcement. The snow storm is the largest of continuous snow fall

thatthedistricthaseverseen.Inthemidst,guardmemberscompletedmultipledeliveriesofsuppliesandfoodforDHS,assistedMPDandFEMSwithmorethan80respons-estoemergencycallsandprovidedvariousintermediateassistanceen-routetoeachlocation;namely,ensuringthatcitizens get to and from their destinations safely. “It’saboutcomingtogetherandcompletingonemis-

sionwhichistoprotectandserve,”saidSergeantKennethRambo,firefighter,FireDepartmentEngine8.OneparticularpieceofthedutywastodrivetheD.C.

Mayor,MurielBowser,herstaffandsecuritytomultiplelocations for the duration of the snow storm. “Iknowit’sourjobtoprotectourcommunity,butInev-

erthoughtIwouldgettheopportunityasaguardsmantopersonallybeassignedtodrivethemayor,expressedSgt.DemaroMcFarlane,D.C.ArmyNationalGuardrecruiter.“It’samazing.”Attheconclusionofduty,Bowserheldapressconfer-

enceattheD.C.NationalGuardArmorywithhergovern-ment partners to educate the district on the progress of recoveryefforts.There,shethankedMajorGeneralErrolSchwartz,commandinggeneral,andhisguardsmenfortheirhospitalityandprofessionalsupporttotherecoveryduringthe36-hourdigout.“Let’shearitforourtroops,”Bowser said.

Story by Sgt. 1st Class Khalia Jackson715th Public Affairs Deatachment


DCNG responds to Winter Storm Jonas

D.C.NationalGuardSoldierSgt.TyroneWilliams,715thPublicAffairsDetachment,andAirman1stClassAnthonySmall,113thWingPublicAffairs,workwiththelocalfiredepartmenttofreeavehicleoutofthesnow,Washington,D.C.,Jan.23.TheD.C.NGwasactivatedduringastateofemergencytoprovidetransportationsupportforHomelandSecurityandEmergencyManagementAgency,MetropolitanPoliceDepart-ment,FireandEmergencyServiceMedicalDepartmentandDepartmentofHumanServicespersonnelduringaseverewinterstorminthena-tion’scapitol.(ArmyNationalGuardphotobySgt.1stClassKhaliaJackson)

DistrictofColumbiaNationalGuardSoldiersandAirmenanswerthecalltoprovidetransportationsupportforaseverewinterstorminthenation’scapital,Jan.22.(ArmyNationalGuardphotobySgt.TyroneWilliams)



Morethan200Airmenfromthe113thWing,D.C.AirNationalGuardteamedupwiththeAirForceReserveandalocalANGunittopartakeinExerciseSentryVoodoo2016,Jan15-29.Themulti-aircraftexercisebringstogetherfighterjets,

F-15sandF-16s,andrefuelingaircraft,theKC-135,fromthe459thAirRefuelingWing,JointBaseAndrews,Md.,andthe159thFighterWing,LouisianaANGbasedinNavalAirStation-JointReserveBase,La.,toengageinmultiplewar-fightingscenarios.“Wehavethreegoalsforthisexercise:toprovidea

qualitytrainingenvironmentforourpilotsandmaintain-ersinpreparationforour(DCANG)deploymentlaterthisyear;toprovidedomesticoperationstrainingforourWingand113thMissionSupportGroupmembers;andtohaveafuntimeandbuildcamaraderie,”saidLt.Col.MichaelOliver,113thdeployeddetachmentcommander.

The combined training allows the multiple units to learn fromeachotherinvariousskillsetsandcareerfields.Thetrainingandrelationshipsdevelopedwillbetterpreparethe113thWGforthebusyupcomingyearincludingExerciseSovereignGuardian,aunitdeploymentandsupportofthe2017PresidentialInauguration.“Therelationshipsthatwehavedevelopedandwillcon-

tinuetofosterwithJRBNewOrleans,the159thFighterWingand459thARWhavebeenvitaltothesuccessofthisexercise,”saidOliver.“Frombilleting,tofoodser-vice,familiarizationflights,aerialrefuelingsupport,andunit-to-unitinformationsharingandtrainingopportunities,thesupportwehavereceivedhasbeennothingshortofstellar. Each of our Airmen will come home better trained andpreparedforthebusycalendaryearahead.”Althoughtheexercisewasprimarilyfocusedonpilot

training,aircraftmaintenanceandotheraviationrelatedcareerfields,supportingunitsalsowelcomedopportunitiesfor major training such as communications.The113thCommunicationsFlightsuccessfullyissued

morethan20landmobileradios,10laptopsandmain-tainednetworkconnectivitytomorethan35computersforboththe113WGandthe459thARW.The113thCFworkedalongsideLouisiana’s159thCF,consolidatingre-sources and allowing for collaboration on beast practices.The263rdCombatCommunicationsSquadrontrained

the113thCFonanewcommunicationsJointIncidentSiteCommunicationsCapabilityunittypecodethatprovidesawiredandwirelessLocalAreaNetwork,IPphones,VideoTeleconferencingandVHF/UHF/HFradiocommunica-

tions.Otherunitswerealsoabletoexperiencehigherpaced

workwhilebecomingaccustomedtoworkawayfromtheirhomebase.The113thAircrewFlightEquipmentsec-tionworkedalongsidethe159thFWAFEtoaccomplishtheirmission,includingpreparingpilots’equipmentpriortoflightsandhelpingfamiliarizationflightparticipants.Duringtheexercise,membershadtheopportunitytobenominatedforfamiliarizationflightstoexperiencewhatF-16pilotsundergoduringflights,alongwithbecomingmorefamiliarwiththeequipmentandaircraft.

“This is a great opportunity for us to be able to get into ahighertempoofthings,”saidMasterSgt.SteveJohnson,deployed113thAFENCOin-charge.“Backathomesta-tion,ofcourse,everythingisverywellplannedbutduringtheseexercisesyouhavetobereadyforsuddenweatherchangesoranyoperationschanges.Itgivesusmoreex-periencewithhands-onequipmentandjobtrainingversusbackathomewhereyouhavemoreauxiliarytraining.”Themissionprovedtobesuccessfulinprovidingtrain-

ing,teambuildingandpositivemoral.“IhaveseenfirsthandtheCapitalGuardianpridethat

eachofourAirmenbringtotheirjobs,”saidOliver.“Ithasbeenanabsolutepleasuretoleadsuchafinegroupofmenandwomenduringthisexercise.Wearemorethanreadytotacklethechallengesofabusy2016.”

D.C. Airmen participate in New Orleans flying exerciseStory by Senior Airman Erica Rodriguez113th Wing Public Affairs

(Right)113thCommunicationsFlightspecialistTech.Sgt.JulioSalano-Barrios,StaffSgt.JasonFirmin,andSeniorAirmanKourtneyWright,connectcommunicationspackagesforoperationaltestingatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.TheD.C.AirNationalGuardAirmenparticipatedinJointIncidentSiteCommu-nicationsCapabilityTrainingduringthetwo-weekSentryVoodooexerciseinNewOrleans.(AirNationalGuardphotobyMasterSgt.CraigClapper)


StaffSgt.RobertByrd,113thFuelsFlightspecial-ist,rewindsafuelhoseafterrefuelinganF-16atNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.,duringExerciseSentryVoodoo2016.TheD.C.Air National Guard Airmen are participating in the two-weekmultipleunit/aircrafttrainingexerciseinNew Orleans. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt.CraigClapper)

MasterSgt.SteveJohnson,DeployedAircrewFlightEquipmentNCOinCharge,113thOperationsGroup,adjuststhemask-fittingonMasterSgt.KevinAtkins,113thWingweatherforecaster,priortoaFamil-iarizationFlightatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.TheD.C.AirNational Guard Airmen are participating in a two-weekflyingexercisetitledSentryVoo-doo in New Orleans. (Air National Guard photobySeniorAirmanEricaRodriguez)

(Left)CommunicationsspecialistStaffSgt.JasonFirmin,andStaffSgt.CalvinPickeral,113thWingCommunicationsFlight,JointBaseAndrews,Md.,attachgroundingcablesandgroundrodstotheJointIncidentSiteCommunicationsCapabilityequipmentwhiledeployedtoNavalAirStationJointReserveBase,NewOrleans,forExerciseSentryVoodoo2016.(AirNationalGuardphotobyMasterSgt.CraigClapper)

Capital Guardian FeatureCapital Guardian Feature

A113thWingpilotwalksalongsideafamiliarizationflightrecipientontheNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.,flightline,duringExerciseSentryVoodoo2016.MultipleAirmenfromdifferentcareerfieldsreceivedfamiliarizationflightsduringthetwo-weekexercise.(AirNationalGuardphotobyMasterSgt.CraigClapper)

ChiefMasterSgt.DarrylWhite,SeniorAirmanMarcusHartley,andTech.Sgt.ErinYates,allfromthe113thLogisticsReadinessSquadron,JointBaseAndrews,Md.,performaninventorycheckatNavalAirSta-tionJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.,whiledeployedinsupportofExerciseSentryVoodoo2016.Morethan200D.C.AirNationalGuardAirmenareparticipatinginthemultipleunit/aircraftexercise.(AirNationalGuardphotobyMasterSgt.CraigClapper)

SeniorAirmanK’ShawnJoseph,113thOperationsGroupAircrewFlightEquipmenttechnician,preparespilots’equipmentpriortoaFamiliarizationFlightatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.TheD.C.AirNationalGuardAirmenareparticipatinginatwo-weekflyingexercisetitledSentryVoodooinNewOrleans.(AirNationalGuardphotobySeniorAirmanEricaRodriguez)

SeniorAirmanK’ShawnJoseph,113thOperationsGroupAircrewFlightEquipmenttechnician,preparespilots’equipmentpriortoaFamiliarizationFlightatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.TheD.C.AirNationalGuardAirmenareparticipatinginatwo-weekflyingexercisetitledSentryVoodooinNewOrleans.(AirNationalGuardphotobySeniorAirmanEricaRodriguez)


A121stFighterSquadron,JointBaseAndrews,Md.,pilotpreparesforafamiliarizationflightaboardanF-16DatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.,insupportofExerciseOpera-tionSentryVoodoo2016.Morethan200D.C.AirNationalGuardAirmen are participating in the two-weekmultipleunit/aircraftex-ercise. (Air National Guard photo byMasterSgt.CraigClapper)

113thWingpilotCapt.MatthewMorrispreparesforanF-16CtrainingflightatNavalAirStationJointReserveBaseNewOrleans,La.TheD.C.AirNationalGuardAirmenareparticipatinginatwo-weekflyingexercisetitledSentryVoodoo2016inNewOrleans.(AirNationalGuardphotobyMasterSgt.CraigClapper)


Political Activity EngagementThe ‘do’s’ and ‘dont’s’ of engaging in political activity as DCNG employees

WithElectionDaycomingup,militaryandfederalemployeesareremindedthatcertainpoliticalactivi-tiesareprohibitedwhileinuniformoronduty.PoliticalActivityisdefinedasanyactivitydirectedtowardthesuccessorfailureofapoliticalparty,candidateforpartisanpoliticalofficeorpartisanpoliticalgroup.

District of Columbia National Guard employees may not:Useofficialauthorityorinfluencetointerferewithanelection.Examples:-Useofofficialtitleorrank-Coercesubordinatestosupportoropposeacandidateorparty

SolicitordiscouragepoliticalactivityofanyonethathasbusinesswiththeDCNG.DCNGemployeesondutymaynotsolicit,receiveormakepoliticalcontributions-Solicitationletters(signedorunsigned)-Fundraisers-cannothost,inviteorsellticketsto,etc.-cannotdonate-Websites-Blogs

DCNG employees may not engage in political activity while:On dutyInagovernmentofficeWearing a military uniform or other uniformUsingagovernmentvehicle

Prohibited Political Activity (Issues):Buttons,t-shirts,etc.–DonotweartoworkoronuniformBumperstickers–PermittedifonprivatelyownedvehicleandnotoffensiveE-mails–DonotsendorforwardpoliticalcommentsfromyourGovernmentcomputerore-mailaccountBlogs–NotongovernmenttimeSocialnetworks–NotongovernmenttimeWikipediaEditing–NotongovernmenttimeTelecommuting–Youareongovernmenttimesotherulesapply

DCNG employees when not on duty may:-Registerandvoteastheychoose-Makepoliticalcontributions-Joinpoliticalclubsorparties-Expressopinionsaboutcandidatesandissues-Signnominatingpetitions-Attendpoliticalralliesandconventions-Participateinnonpartisanactivities

Capital Guardian Announcements

Important financial informationBy Senior Master Sgt. Courtna Brown113th Comptroller Flight

•Projectedpaydate:March4,2016•OfficeHours:Sunday8:30a.m.-3p.m.AROWS Inactive Duty Processing Starting1Oct2015allinactivedutytrainingwillbescheduled,andcertifiedusingtheAirNationalGuardReserveOrderWritingSystem(AROWS)..Program highlights: -InactivedutyprocessinginAROWSwillrequireatwo-stepprocessconsist-ingofanAuthorizationandaCertification.-TheAuthorizationshouldbeaccomplishedpriortothedutyperformance.TherequestcanbeinitiatedbythememberortheunitAROWSInactiveDutyAdministrator. -Certificationcanberequestedoncethedutyhasbeenperformed.Similartotheactivedutye-certificationprocess,onlythemembercaninitiatethecertifi-cation. For additional information: TrainingguidesandanintroductoryvideocanbefoundontheJdriveatJ:\Finance\AROWSID.Please remember the following items when preparing for a TDY:Purchasing Airfare: DONOTpurchaseyourairlineticketattheTICKETCOUNTER!Mostticketscostupto3timesthegovernmentrateandtheJTRprohibitsthereimbursementoverandbeyondthecostofthegovernmentratetoflyyoutoyourTDYlocation.Ifyougettotheairportandfindoutyoudonothaveaatticket,callthe24-hourSATOlineat1-800-705-7286.Inaddition,assistanceisavailableatthe113thTMOofficeduringnormaldutyhours.Parking:Beforedrivingandparkingattheairportbesuretochecktaxifarefinder.com.Bothmileageandparkingfeeswillbelim-itedtotheroundtriptaxicostprovidedbythetaxifarefinderwebsite.Reimbursable Expenses:Asof1Oct2014thefollowingchangesapplytoreimbursableexpenses:•Nolongerreimbursable-authorizedbusinesscalls,authorizedcallshome,baggagetips,GTCATMadvancefee,GTCATMServicefee,Non-GTCATMAdvancefee,CONUSlaundry/drycleaning•Added–computerconnections(internet/Wi-Fi),currencyconversionfeesReceipts:•Receiptsarerequiredforlodging,airfare,rentalcarsandanyreimbursableexpense$75andover.Someitemsmaybeclaimedonalostreceiptformiftheinformationisnolongeravailable.NotethatGTCstatementsandrentalcarestimatesarenotvalidreceipts.TheJTRrequirestheactualinvoiceorbill.ThesedocumentsmustbesubmittedassubstantiatingdocumentsinDTS.Receiptshouldmatchperdiementitlementsandreimbursableexpenses.DTS DISBURSING ERROR:PleasenotethattherewasaDoDwideDTSdisbursingerrorforthebusinessdatesof2-3Februarywhichmayaffectsomevoucherdisbursements.Ifyouhadadocumentthatwasscheduledtobepaidoneitherbusinessdate,pleaseverifythatthepaymentwasdisbursed.WehavecontactedtheDTShelpdeskandtheyhavereassuredusthatDFASwillrepro-cessanyvoucherswithdiscrepanciesattheirearliestconvenience.TheyhavealsoexpressedthatduetothemagnitudeoftheDoDwideerror,theamountoftimeforthecorrectionstobemadecouldbealengthyprocess.PleasecontactTSgtDaltonorTSgtPattersonforanyquestions/concerns.



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