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SpecialOperationssuccesshingesonpeople,partnerships

byDavid Vergun DODNews

Talented,welltrainedandmotivatedpeoplearekeytoahighlyeffectiveandcapablespecialoperationsforce.Theotherkeytoitssuccess ispartnershipsacrossindustry, academiaandwithalliesandpartners, thecommanderof U.S. Special ForcesCommandsaid.

Asaresultoftheexperiencesandlessonslearnedduringthe warsin IraqandAfghanistanoverthelasttwodecades, specialoperationsforcesare“battletestedandprobablyoneofthemostcredible, integrated, capableforcesthatwe’veeverhad,”ArmyGen.Richard D. Clarkesaid yesterdayatthe2021AspenSecurity Forumin Washington, D.C.

AlthoughthefocushasshiftedtoGreat Powercompetition,particularlywithChina,thelessonslearnedfromcounterinsurgencyoperationsneedtoberetainedbecausethethreattothehomelandwillnot dissipate, hesaid.

“Thecounterterrorismmissionisgoingtoremain.There’sstillgoingtobefolksthat wanttocomeintoourcountry, especiallyfolksthat would,iftheyhadtheopportunity, takeashotattheUnitedStates. I’m notsayingthenext9/11isaroundthecorner, butIdothinkthatwealwayshavetobevigilantandbeprepared,” hesaid,addingthattheDefenseDepartmentdidagreatjobaddingthe“irregular warfareannex” totheNationalDefenseStrategy.

Underminingtheconfidenceofpotentialadversariesisaparticularly usefulroleofspecialoperationsforces, Clarkesaid.Informationoperationsplayapartinthat,alongwithbuildingresistancenetworks.

“Buildingresistancenetworksmeansthatwe wantanadversary tothinkthatbehindeveryrockisanIED[improvisedexplosivedevice]andupineverytreeisasniper, thatifyouwerewillingtoattack

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thiscountry, you’regoingtobefightingallthe waythrough,” hesaid, mentioningtheBalticnationsasoneofmanyexamplesemployingthis strategy.

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Let’sGo:AirMobilitycommanderlaysoutmobilitywarriorcreed

byMaj.HopeCronin AirMobilityCommandPublicAffairs

ORLANDO, Fla.—Anewmobilitymantra beganto echobetween Airmenattendingthe Airlift/TankerAssociationconferencehosted inOrlando, Florida,Oct.28-30followingAMC CommanderGen.MikeMinihan’sremarksduringthefirstevening:“Let’sGo.”

“It’sacontractbetweenus,” saidMinihan. “It’sthemobilitycontract.”

Minihanoutlinedthreelayersofmeaning behindthephrase, whichhe characterizedas a warrior’screed,duringhisvirtualkeynote speechwithAirmenattheevent.

“Thefirstlevelofunderstandingisthatyou needtoknowthatwhenIsay“Let’sGo”toyou, itmeansIappreciatetheoathyoutook,Iappreciatetheuniformyouwear, andIappreciatethe factthatittakesallofustogetthisdone–and I’mexpectingthatit’scomingbackthat wayto me,” saidMinihan.

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NovemberisNationalAmericanIndian HeritageMonth,recognizingAmericanIndiansandAlaskaNativesforhavingservedwith valorinournation’sconflictsandfortheirmanydistinctandimportantcontributionstothe UnitedStates.

Thethemethisyearis“GroundedinTradition,ResilientinSpirit.”

AccordingtotheDefenseEqualOpportunityManagementInstitute,AmericanIndians andAlaskaNativesserveintheUnitedStates’ Armed Forcesatfivetimesthenational average.

Foracommunitythathaspersevered throughdecadesof challenges,AmericanIndiansandAlaskaNativeshaveremainedsteadfastintheirdefenseoftheUnitedStatesas membersoftheArmed Forcesforcenturies.

Currently, thereare574federallyrecognized AmericanIndianandAlaskaNativetribesand

morethan100state-recognizedtribesacross theUnitedStates Eachhavetheirownunique history, beliefs, governancestructureandculture.

Theirsignificantcontributionshavebeen recognizedinpartbythenamingofmilitary installations, withexamplessuchasTinkerAir ForceBaseinOklahoma,namedforMaj.Gen. ClarenceL.Tinker, OsageIndianandfirst Americangeneralkilledin World WarII,while personallyleadingadangerousmission.

AmericanIndiansandAlaskaNativeshave bravelydefendedandshapedourcountry’s characterandourculturalheritageandcontinuetobuildonlegaciesoffreedomanddiversity.Theyareleadersineveryaspectofour society—fromtheboardroomtothebattlefield, fromSecretaryoftheInteriortothe U.S.Poet Laureate.

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Capt.Lance P. Sijan:Alegacyofvalor

byAirman1stClassJoshuaHastings 6thAirRefuelingWing/PublicAffairs

ActsofbraveryandheroismbyAirmenhaveshapedthe U.S. Air Force intotheworld’sgreatestairpower.

U.S. Air ForceCapt.Lance P. Sijanexemplifiedwhatitmeanstoliveby a warriorethos, leavingbehindaheroiclegacyoftough-mindedness, tirelessmotivation,anunceasingvigilanceandawillingnesstosacrificeone’s lifefortheircountry.

“Leteverynationknow, whetheritwishesuswellorill,thatweshall payanyprice, bearanyburden,meetanyhardship, supportanyfriend,opposeanyfoe, toassurethesurvivalandsuccessofliberty,” President John F. KennedyduringhisInauguralAddresstothenationon Jan.20,1961.

AfewmonthsafterthatempoweringspeechbyPresident Kennedy, SijanbeganhispursuitofcommissioningasanofficerintheAir Forceby becomingacadetattheUnitedStatesAir ForceAcademy.

Sijandevelopedhisabilitytobealeaderamonghispeersduringhis timeattheAcademy. Helearnedaboutthehistoryofthe U.S. militaryand ofthebravemenandwomenthatworetheuniformbeforehim.

Healsolearnedaboutwhat wasrequiredofhimtoserveasanAirman intheArmed Forces, whichincludedfollowingtheCodeofConduct.

ThisgraphicdepictsU.S.AirForceCapt.Lance P. SijanandthedormitoriesattheU.S.AirForceAcademynamedafterhim,SijanHall.Sijan wasawardedwiththeMedalofHonorposthumouslyin1976forhisextraordinaryheroismandcouragetostaytruetotheCodeofConductas aprisonerofwarduringthe Vietnam War.SeeVALOR,Page14

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anHeritageMonthhasitsrootsinPublicLaw99-471.Overseveralyears, theobservation wasmovedtodifferentmonthsbutin1990PublicLaw101-343setthemonth longobservanceinNovember.

EachyearthePresidentissuesaProclamationinrecognitionoftheobservance. NationalAmericanIndianHeritageMonthisobservedfromNov 1-30ofeachyear. NationalNativeAmericanHeritageMonthiscelebratedwithcommunitygatherings, festivals, governmentandeducationalactivities.

Formoreinformation,visittheDefenseEqualOpportunityManagementInstitutehttps://www.defenseculture.mil/Human-Relations-Toolkit/SpecialObservances/#national-american-indian-heritage-month.

(Above)AfamilywatchesanM977A4fuelertruckduringthe1-3rdAttackBattalion, 12thCombat AviationBrigadeFamilyDay attheGrafenwoehr TrainingArea,Germany,Sept.18.

(Left)ArmyCapt.Tim Wang,anofficercandidateschoolinstructoratthe WendellH. FordRegional TrainingCenterinGreenville, Ky.,poseswithhisfamilyafteranOfficer CandidateSchoolgraduationceremonyin Frankfort,Ky.,Sept.25.

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TheDefenseDepartmentrecognizesthatmilitaryfamilieshaveimportantrolestoplayinsupportingastrongandreadyforce.

“Ournation’sservicemembersdonotservealone.Alongsidethemarethededicatedmembersoftheirfamilies, whosecommitmentandresolvestrengthenournation. Yoursupportandresiliencehelpstrengthenourforce,” said C. EddyMentzer, actingdirectorofmilitarycommunitysupport programs.

“Thedepartmentrecognizesthatreadinessdependsonastrongandresilienthomefront,andwe honorthosewhomakeitpossible—ournation’snearly3millionmilitaryfamilymembers,” said Mentzer whosespouseisanactive-dutyAir Forcecolonel. Everymilitaryfamilyisuniqueandcouldconsistofnotjustimmediatefamilymembers, butalso partners, caregivers, extendedfamilymembersandfriends.“Eachoneofyouisimportant.”

Militarylifehasits ownunique challengesand rewards andthe department wantstoensure familymembershavesupportandaccesstoresourcestheycanuse, saidMentzer.Theentiresuiteof

theseresourcesis availableontheMilitaryOneSourcewebsite.

“MilitaryOneSourceshouldbethefirststopforanymilitaryfamilywhenfacingadversity,” said Mentzer.“Servicemembersandtheirfamiliescanvisitthewebsite, callMilitaryOneSourceat800342-9647tospeakwithaMilitaryOneSourceconsultant,orstartalive chat.Ourteamwilllistento yourneedsandleadyoutotheresourcesyouneed.

“MilitaryOneSourceisnotjustforcurrentlyservingmilitaryfamilies, butalsofortransitioning servicemembersandtheirfamilies.TheyhaveaccesstoallMilitaryOneSourcehastoofferupto365 daysposttransition.”

Thatwebsiteprovideshelpfulinformationandguidanceontopics, suchas: Nurturingandgrowingfriendshipsandrelationshipstohelpmaintainimportantconnections.

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Minihan’ssecondlayerofmeaning identified“Let’sGo”asacontractbetweenoneanother. ItassertsanAirman istrained,readyandunderstandshisor herroleinthemission–andviceversa.

Minihan’sthirdandfinallayerof meaningto“Let’sGo”tieddirectlytothe pacing challengepresentedbyChina.

“They’redesigningaforcetodefeat you–aboutiqueforcetoestablishanew rules-basedorderthatisledbythem, thatservesonlythem,” saidMinihan.

MinihanspentnearlyadecadesupportingtheIndo-PacificCommandmissionpriortoassumingcommandof AMC.Theexperienceinformedhisfocusandtheimpetusbehindthe warrior creed.

“Thethirdlevelofunderstandingof ‘Let’sGo’isthatweallunderstandwhat thepacing challengeis–thatweunderstandthatthepeace, prosperityand prestigeofAmericaisatstakehere,” saidMinihan.“Wealsounderstandthat wearegoingtousewinninglanguage. .. andwearegoingtoadoptalexicon thatgetsafterthewinpart.”

MinihancitedthecreedasaprofessionalcontractthatallmobilityAirmen shouldunderstandmovingforward.

“Thisisincrediblyimportantwork,” Minihansaid.“‘Accelerate changeand win’isn’tjustsomethingwetalkto, it’s somethingwehaveto walktoanddeliveron.Thepeace, prosperityandprestige ofAmericaiscountingonustodoour jobs Let’sgo!”

(Above)U.S.AirForceGen. MikeMinihan,AirMobilityCommandcommander, delivershiskeynoteaddressatthe53rdAirlift/ TankerAssociationConventioninOrlando,Florida, Oct.28th.

(Left)U.S.AirForceairmen attendAirMobilityCommandcommanderGen. MikeMinihan’skeynote speechduringthe53rd Airlift/TankerAssociation ConventioninOrlando, Florida,Oct.28th.

MacDillinvestinginAirmandevelopment,empowerment

byAirman1stClassJoshuaHastings

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MissionsuccesswithintheAir ForceonlyhappenswithitsNo. 1asset—itspeople.

TheProfessionalDevelopmentCenterandAirmanLeadershipSchool teameduptoprovidemembersatMacDillwiththefirst-everprofessional developmentweek,whichincluded classesonteamwork,emotionalintelligenceandleadership.These classesarepartofanAir Forceinitiative toempowerAirmentobemulti-capableandadaptableteambuilders, as wellascourageousproblemsolverswhocandeliverinanyenvironment.

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. JoseLopezRodriguez,6th ForceSupport SquadronALSinstructor, facilitatedseveral classesthroughouttheweek.

LopezRodriguezsaidthemajorityofanAirman’sdevelopment throughouttheircareercomesfromon-the-jobtrainingcateredtoward thetechnicalaspectofone’sduties, andthatthese classeshelpAirmen growinotherareas.

“WewerethinkingabouttheMacDillAFBteammembers,” LopezRodriguezsaid.“Weallhavedifferentmissionsandresponsibilities.There isalotofpowerinsharingexperiencesandnetworking.”

PhotobyStaffSgt.Scott Warner U.S.AirForce Tech.Sgt.JoseLopezRodriguez,AirmanLeadership School(ALS)instructor,facilitatesaprofessionalmilitaryeducation classatMacDillAirForceBase,Oct.28,duringProfessionalMilitary Educationweek.

Forceand3percentofthedepartmentbudget,it’saprettygoodreturnoninvestment, hesaid,notingtheparticipationofspecial operationsforcesintheAfghanistanevacuationanditsconcurrentmissioninHaitifor humanitariandisasterassistance.

Sincespecialoperationspersonnelare globallydeployed,workingwithalliesand partnersisavaluableskillthattheybring, Clarkesaid.They’reculturallyastuteand skilledinlanguagesandcustomsofthe countryandregioninwhichthey’relocated.

Notonlydotheytrainwiththespecialoperationsunitsofothernations, buttheyalso trainwithconventionalforces, asthey’ve beendoing recentlyinNorway, Ukraine, ThailandandthePhilippines, Clarkesaid. Oneachtrainingmission, U.S. teamslearn newtactics, techniquesandprocedures, and partnernationslearnfromtheir U.S. counterparts.“Deploymentsareprobablythe besttrainingtheyget,” hesaid.

Besidestrainingwithalliesandpartners, specialoperationsforcesbenefitfromtrainingaspartofthelargerjointforceinsomeof theirhigherendexercises, hesaid.

“Workingwithandintegratingwiththe jointforceisabsolutelycriticalbecausewe wantthemtoseeusasanenablerandacapableforcethathelpsthem,whetherthat’s throughjointforcedentry, orbecausewe maybetheonlyonesinthatcountrythat canprovidethemaccess,” hesaid.

Specialoperationsforcesareresilientand creative, Clarkesaid,andtheirleaderslistentotheirideasandrespondappropriately.

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Throughouttheweek,allDepartmentofDefensepersonnelandciviliansinattendancediscussedtheirvariousperspectiveswhilecultivatingnewrelationships, accordingtoLopezRodriguez.

“Wespentalotoftimeunderstandingthebehaviorsofaleaderbecausetherearemanymisconceptionsoutthere,” saidLopezRodriguez. “Onceweknowsomeofthosequalitiessuchasintegrity, competence, courageand character, wecandevelopthemandinstilltheminour force.”

PertheAirman’sCreed,beingaleaderispartofwhatitmeanstobe anAirman.DevelopingthenextgenerationofleadershipwithintheAir ForcecoincideswiththeAir Force’sobjectivetoaccelerate change.

Themembersinthe‘DevelopingtheLeader Within You’ classshared theirthoughtswithoneanotheronhownoncommissionedofficerscan beeffectiveinguidingtheirsubordinatesandhowtopromotehealthy workenvironmentsonalllevels.

“I believeif youhavefaithinyourAirmen, thatgoesa long way,” said U.S. Air ForceStaffSgt.SolTrinidad,amemberofthe290th Joint CommunicationsSupportElement.“Ifyouhavefaithinthem,andshow themthatyouhavefaithinthem,maybetheywillexcelandbecome thatleaderthattheycouldbe.”

Air Forceleadershipwillcontinuetobecrucialinhavingsuccess whereverthefighttakesplace.TeamMacDilliscommittedtoelevatingAirmentoflourishinanyroletheymaytakeonthroughouttheir careers.

TheProfessionalDevelopmentCenterandAirmanLeadershipSchool conductedvariousprofessionaldevelopmentclassesduringProfessionalMilitaryEducationweekatMacDillAirForceBaseOct.25-29.The classescoveredtopicssuchasteamwork,emotionalintelligenceand leadership,andareapartofanAirForceinitiativetoinvestinandempowerAirmentoacceleratechangeacrosstheAirForce.

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TheCodeofConductiscomposedofsixarticlesthatguideservicemembersonhowtoactincombator, ifacaptive, inaprisonerof warcompound.

Thearticlesstatethatmembersaretoresistcapturebyourenemies andneversurrender, andifcaptured,tomakeeveryefforttoescapeenemy confines, andnotdivulgeanyinformationthatcouldbeharmfultothe UnitedStates.

HavingtrustintheCodeofConductandthecouragetofollowithas helpedservicemembersenduretheterrorsofcaptivity, prevailovertheir captorsandreturnhomewithprideandhonor.

AftergraduatingfromtheAir ForceAcademyandcommissioningasan officer, Sijanbecameafighterpilotinthe Vietnam Warwherehisresiliencywouldbeputtothetest.

The Vietnam Warlastedfrom1961to1973.Inresponsetoincreased CommunisteffortsinLaosandSouth Vietnam,inApril1961,President Kennedyorderedthedeploymentofthe440thCombatCrewTraining SquadrontotraintheSouth VietnameseAir Force.

WarensuedwithNorth Vietnameseforces, aconflictthat challengedthe Air Force’sabilitytoadapttostringentrulesofengagementthatnegated thespeed,surpriseandflexibilityofmassedairpower.

SijanpilotedtheF-4Phantom,anaircraftthat wasusedextensivelyfor ground-attackandaerialreconnaissancerolesduringthe VietnamEra.

OnNov. 9,1967,Sijan wasflyinginthebackseatofanF-4onabombing passoverNorth Vietnam,whenhisplane wasengulfedinflamesfroman ordnanceexplosion.Sijanejectedhimselffromthedestroyedaircraftand parachutedtothemountainousterrainbelowhim.

TheimpacthesustainedfromthetreesandgroundcausedSijantosuffer askullfracture, amangledrighthandandcompoundfractureofhisleftleg.

Despitebeingseverelyinjuredandgoinginandoutofconsciousness, Sijan wasabletoeludeenemyforcesfor46days.

Becauseofhisinjuries, thewoundedAirmanhadtocrawlonhisback oversharplimestonekarststokeepmoving. Duringhisevasion,helosta significantamountofweightfromthelackofaccesstofoodand water.

Sijan’sbodymayhavebeenbrokenandmalnourished,buthismind was stillstrongandhiswilltosurviveovercamehisphysicallimitations.

OnChristmas, 1967,Sijan wascapturedbyNorth Vietnamesesoldiers. Sijan’s warriorspiritdrovehimtooverpoweraguardmonitoringhimand escape. Unfortunately, he wasrecapturedwithinhours.

Sijanspentthenextthreemonthsinaninterrogationcampwherehe enduredseveretortureandconstantbeatingsfromhisguardsforhisrelentlesseffortstoescape. OtherAmericanprisonersheardthescreams fromtheF-4fighterpilotwhothe Vietnamesewereattemptingtomake anexampleoutof.Sijannevercavedin.Herefusedtoprovideinformation thatmayhavebeenharmfultotheUnitedStates.TheloveSijanhadfor hiscountryandfreedomdrovehimtostaytruetotheCodeofConduct.

On Jan.22,1968,Sijanfinallysuccumbedtohisinjuriesasaprisonerof warinHanoi.

TheMedalofHonoristhemostprestigiousmilitarydecorationthe UnitedStatescanpresenttoamemberoftheArmed Forces.

OnMarch4,1976,PresidentGeraldR. Ford awardedthemedaltoSijan posthumouslyforhisextraordinaryheroismandintrepidityaboveandbeyondthecallofdutyatthecostofhislife.

Threeotherprisonersof waralsoreceivedMedalsofHonoronthatsame day, including U.S. Air ForceCol.GeorgeE.“Bud”Day. DaysaidthatSijan wastheepitomeofdedicationuptohisdeath.

Today, theAir ForcerecognizesAirmenwhodemonstratethehighest qualitiesofleadershipandmoral characterwiththeLance P. SijanLeadership Award,whichallowsthe awardrecipientstoweartheAir ForceRecognitionRibbonontheiruniforms.

TheAir ForcealsoremembersSijanwiththenamingofoneofthetwo cadetdormitoriesattheAir ForceAcademyasSijanHall.

“AsanunderclassmanAcademycadet,Ipassedbyalargepaintingof Lance P. SijaneverydayinmystairwellatSijanHallasIwenttodaily formations,” said U.S. Air ForceCol.Benjamin Jonsson,6thAirRefueling Wingcommander.“It wasalargeandimposingpainting, andhisstory loomedlargeoverusascadets. He wasaninspiringfigureasacombat pilot,andhisstorydemonstratedtenacity, grit,courageandsacrificethat weallhopedwecouldmeasureuptosomeday. Itstillinspiresmetodayall theseyearslateraftergraduation.”

Sijan wastheembodimentofPresident Kennedy’smessageinhisInauguralAddress, havingpaidtheultimatepriceforthevaluesthatdistinguishtheUnitedStatesfromeveryothercountryintheworld.

Whenconfrontedwiththe choiceofgivingintoAmerica’senemies, Sijan saidnoeverytime. Sijandidn’tjustdieforhiscountry—hefoughtforitto theend.Thatishislegacyofvalor.

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