United We Roll at Stardust Radio

United We Roll World Tour Show
Stardust Radio www.stardustradio.com
Tuesday 5/29/12 2:00pm- 4:15pm Central (Live)
Wednesday 5/30/12 6:30pm- 8:45pm Central (Repeat)

Welcome Stardust Listeners -
We thank you for joining us on Tuesday, May 29th of 2012.

We are bringing you three brand new interviews with deployed military members on this week's United We Roll World Tour Show here at Stardust Radio Network, Inc. One of the members is located in the Kyrgyzstan Republic, one is in Afghanistan and our third guest is serving in the Horn of Africa.

SHOW SCHEDULE

2:00pm - Introduction / Announcements

Interview #1 (appr 2:10pm) - SrA Rosita Leilani Chargualaf L.G.
of the 37th EFSS

Interview #2 (appr 2:46pm) - SSG Brian Robitaille
3-2 SBCT, 1-37 FA

Interview #3 (appr 3:37pm) - LTC Peter Buotte
353rd Civil Affairs Command Planning Team/CJTF-HOA

Show Ends appr 4:00pm CDT

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Join us next week as we bring more new interviews with men and women who are serving in harm's way as they continue to stand guard over our freedom. If you would like to send them a message of thanks, please feel free to leave it in the Guest Book on our website at www.stardustradio.com or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/unitedweroll.

As always, our hearts and our prayers go out to all of our military members and Veterans, our first responders and to all their families, who also serve.

Of course, we thank all of you, our Stardust Listeners, for tuning in to United We Roll and to all of our programs here at Stardust Radio today and over the past ten years.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL & MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA!

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BRINGING YOU WEEKLY VISITS FROM DEPLOYED MEMBERS
WHO SUPPORT A CRITICAL MISSION AND STILL FIND
TIME TO REACH OUT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, ELDERLY AND MORE:

TRANSIT CENTER MANAS

376th AEW (Air Expeditionary Wing)
376th TSC (Theater Security Cooperation)

"SUSTAINING THE LINE!"

JSC-A
JOINT SUSTAINMENT COMMAND - AFGHANISTAN
JOIN US FOR INTERVIEWS WITH THE
US ARMY JSC-A (PREVIOUSLY 3RD ESC)
NOW ON DEPLOYMENT IN AFGHANISTAN

"ARROWHEAD BRIGADE"

HHC, 3rd STRYKER BRIGADE, 2nd ID
(3-2 SBCT)
ON DEPLOYMENT IN AFGHANISTAN

Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa

CJTF - HOA
CAMP LEMMONIER
DJIBOUTI, AFRICA

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National Flag Week - is the week of June 10 - 16th with actual Flag Day on June 14th. Please check your flags and make sure they are in good condition so they can be flying all of this week, if they are not already flying in front of your home or business - or both.

Honor America Days - Per the United States Code Title 36 › Subtitle I › Part A › Chapter 1, the days between June 14th and July 21st are Honor America Days.

(a) Designation.— The 21 days from Flag Day through Independence Day is a period to honor America.

(b) Congressional Declaration.— Congress declares that there be public gatherings and activities during that period at which the people of the United States can celebrate and honor their country in an appropriate way. (http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/36/112)

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Stardust Radio Network Inc
Listening Instructions

To hear our broadcasts - go to www.stardustradio.com and click the Listen Live button. A sound box from Live 365 will appear where you can adjust the settings to suit your listening pleasure. If you see red colored bars in the volume indicator, that means that station sound is buffering and it will turn to green and begin to play shortly. There is no fee for the service as provided.

Local Area Riverside, Iowa - Tune in to 1690 AM radio
Past Show MP3 Tapes - Are available on our show archive site at www.stardustradio.info. Go to the main page, click on the show name button on the left, then scroll down to the show you wish to hear or download.

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For more news & articles on current happenings, please visit our United We Roll sites at:
Stardust Radio – www.stardustradio.com
United We Roll Blog – click World Tour blog button on United We Roll page at www.stardustradio.com
Stardust Archive Site for MP3 Copies of Shows - www.stardustradio.info
United We Roll Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeRoll
Twitter – www.tweeter.com/JudiBUSA

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While Our Troops Stand Guard Over Our Freedom From Physical Attack,
Let's Stand Guard Over Our Freedom From Political/Special Interest Attack

It does not take a national day of remembrance like Memorial Day, to turn my mind and heart in the direction of giving appreciation to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice so that you and I can continue to live the America Life. I grew up with giving this thanks every day and still do, but I realize that many Americans do not. In fact, according to a Gallop Poll only 28% of Americans give thanks on these dates.

Only 28% of Americans stop to say thanks for their freedom to the men and women who are dying and being maimed in combat so that their neighbors can remain free. That is shameful!

To be more specific, many of the 99+% of Americans go on living their daily lives without a thought as to how they are able to live without guns and tanks in the streets, without electricity being rationed for only a few hours a day, with running water possibly no longer being available, without being able to make one's own decisions, without transportation other than by foot to get to work, home, and what little shopping mat be available.

This is just a thumbnail of what life could be like if it were not for the men and women in uniform who give us the gift of freedom through their service. This has been recognized for many generations before ours. What the heck has happened in the last 20 or so years that people have become so absorbed in their own lives that they no longer pay attention to what is going on around them?

Have some Americans become so complacent with their lives that they do not feel the importance of being informed about how the world operates and from where the things that really count do come? Thankfully, there are many Americans who stay on top of the news and who reach out every day even if in some small way to make their community or country a bit better through volunteer efforts. It is these Americans who are usually the ones who turn up for Memorial services. It is these Americans who usually pay attention to the legislation that is proposed and contact their D.C. representatives to voice their opinions. It is these Americans who reach out to give thanks and support to our military members, first responders and their families, all of whom also serve.

Please, let us not stop our traditions of remembering, of giving thanks and of honoring those Americans who gave their lives so this country will continue on as it has been - a land of values, a land of fairness, a land of respect & caring for each other, a land that appreciates those who reach out to support and to protect their neighbors, to protect our traditions born from years of blood and sacrifice among our forefathers for such as our Constitution, our Pledge of Allegiance, the Flying of our United States Flag and more.

Let us make sure that our country's great history continues to be told to our children, grandchildren and on and on. And let us raise our children to respect those who serve in the Armed Forces and as First Responders, as they are the ones to put themselves between us and harm on the country and community levels. Let us raise our children to respect our educators and, if they show proper respect for their trusted position and use it to benefit our country, not to seek better health benefits or pay for themselves, then let's also teach respect for the elected officials.

Let us bring back the earned pride that was never before questioned. Let us once again display our country's flag outside every home and business. Let us be proud of Old Glory & The Bald Eagle, Our Pledge of Allegiance, let's play our National Anthem, let's use our right to vote, our right to stand as a majority, our freedom and our liberty. Let's pull our USA flag out of a closet and put it back in the White House. Most of all, let us remember that our government is elected to work for the people, not for the government to rule over the people. That kind of action may fit in another part of this planet - but not here in the USA.

THINK AMERICAN - BE AMERICAN - USA PROUD!!!

United We Roll World Tour Show
Stardust Radio www.stardustradio.com
Tuesday 5/22/12 2:00pm- 5:10pm Central (Live)
Wednesday 5/23/12 6:30pm- 9:40pm Central (Repeat)

Welcome Stardust Listeners!
We thank you for joining us as we bring you five new interviews with deployed
Heroes of Freedom who are on duty in Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan and the Horn of Africa.

Live Show Schedule: Tuesday, May 22nd 2012

Interview #1 (appr 2:10pm) - 1SGT Keevin Fields / JSC-A
(Joint Sustainment Command - Afghanistan)

Interview #2 (appr 2:33pm) - CPT James Delton Matthew Beall
HHT/1-14 CAV, 3-2 SBCT Afghanistan

Interview #3 (appr 3:10pm) - SMSgt Orin Richardson
726 EABS / CJTF-HOA Horn of Africa

Interview #4 (appr 3:50pm) - MSG Jeremy Harmon
449 AEG / CJTF-HOA Horn of Africa

Interview #5 (appr 4:25pm) - A1C Lee Heerspink and A1C Melissa Rager
AFCENT Band "Nighthawk" Kyrgyzstan

Show Ends appr 5:10pm CDT

*Repeat show starts at 6:30pm CDT on Wednesday, May 23rd

**show copy is scheduled to be moved to Archive site (www.stardustradio.info)
after repeat show broadcast ends on Wednesday, May 23rd.

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Join us next week as we bring more visits with men and women who are standing guard over our freedom thousands of miles from home, keeping the fight from taking place in our own backyards.

As always, our hearts and our prayers go out to all of our military members and Veterans, our first responders and to all their families, who also serve.

Of course, we thank all of you, our Stardust Listeners, for tuning in to United We Roll and to all of our programs here at Stardust Radio today and over the past ten years.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL & MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA!

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376th AEW
TRANSIT CENTER MANAS
REPUBLIC OF kYRGYZSTAN
BRINGING YOU WEEKLY VISITS FROM DEPLOYED MEMBERS
WHO SUPPORT A CRITICAL MISSION AND STILL FIND
TIME TO REACH OUT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, ELDERLY AND MORE.

"SUSTAINING THE LINE!"
JSC-A
JOINT SUSTAINMENT COMMAND - AFGHANISTAN

"ARROWHEAD BRIGADE"
CTF ARROWHEAD
HHC, 3rd STRYKER BRIGADE, 2nd ID
ON DEPLOYMENT IN AFGHANISTAN

Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa
CJTF - HOA
CAMP LEMMONIER
DJIBOUTI, AFRICA

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MEMORIAL DAY IS MAY 28TH!

MAY IS MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH! - see www.nmam.org

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If you have a loved one who is a Wounded Warrior, is recovering from an injury and needs special clothing to fit around surgical hardware, these are the folks to contact:

"Since Sew Much Comfort (SMC) organized in November 2004, our mission has been to provide custom-made adaptive clothing, free of charge, to our currently injured service members. We are able to provide free adaptive clothing through the generosity and skills of countless volunteers and monetary donations from grateful Americans across the country."

For more information, to see clothing samples, and
to request adaptive clothing, go to www.sewmuchcomfort.org

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Stardust Radio Network Inc
Listening Instructions

To hear our broadcasts - go to www.stardustradio.com and click the Listen Live button. A sound box from Live 365 will appear where you can adjust the settings to suit your listening pleasure. If you see red colored bars in the volume indicator, that means that station sound is buffering and it will turn to green and begin to play shortly. There is no fee for the service as provided.

Local Area Riverside, Iowa - Tune in to 1690 AM radio
Past Show MP3 Tapes - Are available on our show archive site at www.stardustradio.info. Go to the main page, click on the show name button on the left, then scroll down to the show you wish to hear or download.

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For more news & articles on current happenings, please visit our United We Roll sites at:
Stardust Radio – www.stardustradio.com
United We Roll Blog – click World Tour blog button on United We Roll page at www.stardustradio.com
Stardust Archive Site for MP3 Copies of Shows - www.stardustradio.info
United We Roll Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeRoll
Twitter – www.tweeter.com/JudiBUSA

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United We Roll World Tour Show
Stardust Radio www.stardustradio.com
Tuesday 5/15/12 2:00pm- 4:00pm Central (Live)
Wednesday 5/16/12 8:00pm- 10:00pm Central (Repeat)

Welcome Stardust Listeners -
We thank you for joining us on Tuesday, May 15th of 2012.

We have so many interviews with so much information, that we are actually going to broadcast two shows under United We Roll this week. The first show is live Tuesday at 2pm CDT and will repeat at 8pm CDT on Wednesday, May 16th. The second live show will air on Wednesday, May 16th at 6pm CDT with a repeat to be broadcast at 6pm CDT Thursday, May 17th.

Special Show Schedule
Stardust Radio Network Inc
Two United We Roll World Tour Shows
Tuesday, May 15 - Thursday May 17, 2012

UNITED WE ROLL SHOW #1
Live on Tuesday, May 15th starting at 2pm-4pm Central with a
(Repeat on Wednesday May 16th at 8pm-10pm Central)

Live Show Schedule:
Interview #1 (appr 2:10pm) - Maj Jim Bono with JSC-A
Interview #2 (appr 2:39pm) - CPT Benjamin Dalton with CTF Tomahawks, 3-2 SBCT
Interview #3 (appr 3:16pm) - Capt Tanya Dubiel, Lt Joshua Elmshaeusur and
SrA Cameron Bilyeu with 22nd EARS
Just Completed Record Setting 25,000th Mission to AOR
Show Ends appr 4:00pm CDT

*show copy scheduled to be moved to Archive site after repeat show
broadcast ends on Wednesday, May 16th

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UNITED WE ROLL SHOW #2
Live on Wednesday, May 16th starting at 6pm Central with a
(Repeat on Thursday May 17th at 6pm Central)

Live Show Schedule:
All three interviews coming from
Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa
Interview #1 (appr 6:10pm) - SrA Jarrid Wrege, 726 EABS Security, CJTF-HOA
Interview #2 (appr 6:40pm) - A1C Jessica Chapa, 726 EABS Security, CJTF-HOA
Interview #3 (appr 7:02pm) - 2LT Steven Wesolowski, C TRP, 3-124 CAV, CJTF-HOA
Show Ends appr 8:00pm CDT

*show copy scheduled to be moved to Archive site after repeat show
broadcast ends on Thursday, May 17th

Join us next week as we speak with CSM Karl Roberts of the JSC-A as they continue to settle in and take over their mission for this new deployment. We will also hear more from our units who are on the ground in Afghanistan and in the Horn of Africa. And we will have a visit with SSG Tim Chambers, the well known Saluting Marine from Rolling Thunder.

As always, our hearts and our prayers go out to all of our military members and Veterans, our first responders and to all their families, who also serve.

Of course, we thank all of you, our Stardust Listeners, for tuning in to United We Roll and to all of our programs here at Stardust Radio today and over the past ten years.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL & MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA!

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TRANSIT CENTER MANAS
BRINGING YOU WEEKLY VISITS FROM DEPLOYED MEMBERS
WHO SUPPORT A CRITICAL MISSION AND STILL FIND
TIME TO REACH OUT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, ELDERLY AND MORE.

"SUSTAINING THE LINE!"
JSC-A
JOINT SUSTAINMENT COMMAND - AFGHANISTAN
JOIN US FOR INTERVIEWS WITH THE
US ARMY JSC-A (PREVIOUSLY 3RD ESC)
NOW ON DEPLOYMENT IN AFGHANISTAN

"ARROWHEAD BRIGADE"
HHC, 3rd STRYKER BRIGADE, 2nd ID
(3-2 SBCT)
ON DEPLOYMENT IN AFGHANISTAN

Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa
CJTF - HOA
CAMP LEMMONIER
DJIBOUTI, AFRICA

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MAY IS MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH! - see www.nmam.org

The week of May 15th is National Police Week: In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week. For more information, you can go to www.policeweek.org

The week of May 15th is also Emergency Medical Services Week

Memorial Day - To be celebrated on Monday, May 28th
There are many other things going on this month of May, such as National Pet Month, Older Americans Month, Foster Care Month and many more. You can find out much more about these and other dates at http://holidayinsights.com

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Stardust Radio Network Inc
Listening Instructions

To hear our broadcasts - go to www.stardustradio.com and click the Listen Live button. A sound box from Live 365 will appear where you can adjust the settings to suit your listening pleasure. If you see red colored bars in the volume indicator, that means that station sound is buffering and it will turn to green and begin to play shortly. There is no fee for the service as provided.

Local Area Riverside, Iowa - Tune in to 1690 AM radio
Past Show MP3 Tapes - Are available on our show archive site at www.stardustradio.info. Go to the main page, click on the show name button on the left, then scroll down to the show you wish to hear or download.

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For more news & articles on current happenings, please visit our United We Roll sites at:
Stardust Radio – www.stardustradio.com
United We Roll Blog – click World Tour blog button on United We Roll page at www.stardustradio.com
Stardust Archive Site for MP3 Copies of Shows - www.stardustradio.info
United We Roll Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeRoll
Twitter – www.tweeter.com/JudiBUSA

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Release No: 122
May 14, 2012

‘You are not forgotten’

by Jon Hanson
Air Force Personnel, Services and Manpower Public Affairs

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas – Four simple words for years have defined the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action mission. “You are not forgotten” symbolizes the Department of Defense intention to bring home service members who are unaccounted for from past wars and conflicts.

The members of the Air Force Missing Persons Branch at the Air Force Personnel Center serve as the liaison between government agencies and families of Air Force service members who are still unaccounted for from the Korean War to present day.

“One of my goals is to stay involved with our families,” said Sandra Kolb, Air Force Missing Persons Branch chief. “I remind them we are committed to looking for their family member and bringing them home. Every December I send out an annual letter letting them know about the family member updates planned for the calendar year and update them on any new accountability efforts.”

The DOD POW/Missing Personnel Office, or DPMO, annually conducts as many as eight regional family member updates at different locations around the country to reach out to unaccounted-for service members’ families without forcing them to incur travel costs, explained Vincent Fonner, AFPC Casualty Matters Division Chief. During the meetings, the Air Force Missing Persons Branch and DPMO analysts meet one-on-one with Air Force family members to discuss the details of each case.

The update meetings are crucial to helping the service casualty offices establish a strong relationship with the families, Fonner said.

“One of the key components of our mission is to foster trust and transparency so family members know what is being done to bring unaccounted for Airmen home. Open, viable, continuous interaction with the families is how we develop that relationship,” he explained.

Daily contact
The Air Force Missing Persons Branch interacts daily with family members answering case questions. They also frequently gain new information from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, or JPAC, and DPMO and provide the updates and information to the family.

When not interacting with family members, the three person staff continues to work on cases to stay current on requests for data. The branch also coordinates with Air Force Mortuary Affairs on memorial services and burials when remains are identified.

Properly recognizing those service members
“Our office works closely with the AFPC Awards and Decorations office to ensure all earned awards and decorations are presented to the primary next of kin during a ceremony,” said Staff Sgt. Danielle Harris, an AFPC Missing Persons Branch liaison. “Our office also works with the Air Force Board for Correction of Military Records and congressional inquiries related to POW/MIA status, and we are the point of contact for requests to add Airmen to the Vietnam Veteran Memorial.”

Recently, during a family member update in Dallas, Harris presented the National Defense Service Medal, Korean Defense Service Medal and Air Force Longevity Service Award to the daughter and primary next of kin of one missing service member.

“It was very touching and hit the heart hard,” Harris said. “I had been working with her and other offices for several months to obtain these decorations so she could honor her dad. All of us in the Air Force Missing Persons branch were able to put the biggest smile -- and happy tears -- on the family’s faces.”

POW/MIA bracelets
“We also receive requests from private citizens who have POW/MIA bracelets they want to pass on to family members of those still missing, or give them to the returned POW to let them know they have not forgotten,” Harris said. “These letters to the families and former POWs are very touching.”

This mission can be a very humbling experience.

“When you go to these meetings and talk to the families it’s reinvigorating,” Kolb said. “You are reminded that a family at the end of the case file is still waiting, still hoping for resolution for their case. It is a great way to remind us why we are here and why this mission goes on.”

These feelings are shared by other branch members.

“This is the best job I have worked in my 10 years in the Air Force and definitely the most rewarding and heartfelt job,” Harris said. “Every day we touch lives and hearts of our family members and honor the service of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.”

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