162nd Fighter Wing, Arizona Air National Guard

Resources

El Tigre Online Subscriptions

Email Marketing You Can Trust

El Tigre Archive

Note to El Tigre Readers

The Fall 2011 edition of the base newsletter, released Oct. 1, was the final paper edition of El Tigre. For more information click here:

Farewell El Tigre; hello social media

U.S. Air Force Academy

USAFA LEAD Handbook - For Airmen seeking a commission from the U.S. Air Force Academy

Legal Corner...

162nd Legal Assistance Information

Deployment POA and Will Guide

AF Legal Assistance Website

Political Activities Frequently Asked Questions

Forms & Publications

Air Force e-Publishing

NGB Publications and Forms Library

Department of Defense Forms

Unit Career Advisor (UCA)

If you have questions, call MSgt. Switzer at ext: 6191

M.A.G.I.C Weekend Information:

Reporting Proceedures
Itenerary

Base Map

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response - SAPR

Primary: 1Lt Jason Gutierrez
Office: 520-295-6201
BB: 520-307-1189

Alternate: MSgt Holly Tek
Office: 520-295-6108

24/7 HOT LINE 520-305-0299

ANG members can click, call or text to get 24/7 confidential support.

CLICK: Logging on to www.SafeHelpline.org allows users to receive live, one-on-one confidential help with a trained professional through a secure instant-messaging format.

CALL: Calling 1-877-995-5247 allows users to speak with trained Safe Helpline staff for personalized advice and support. Safe Helpline staff can also transfer callers directly to installation-based Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs)/Victim Advocates, Military OneSource, civilian rape crisis centers, or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The warm hand-off process personally connects the user with a resource representative for further assistance.

TEXT: Texting a location or zip code to 55-247 in the U.S. and 202-470-5546 outside the U.S. allows users to receive automated contact information for the SARC, medical, legal, spiritual, military police personnel, and VA personnel at their installation or base.

Mental Health Care Resources

The 162nd Medical Group provides the following resources to help Arizona Air National Guardsmen and their familes understand where to find help for Mental Health Care issues. Whether a Drill Status Guardsman, Active Guard Reserve, or Air Technician there are several options available.

Diane Schiff, LCSW
Director of Psychological Health
162nd FW/214th RW, Tucson AZ
Cell 520-954-9256
Comm 520-295-7315
DSN 844-7315

Mental Health Related to a Deployment

Mental Health Unrelated to a Deployment

Command-Directed Mental Health Evaluations

Mental Health Care Available to Airmen and Families of Airmen

Military OneSource

Scholarships

AMVETS Post 770 Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship Apr. 8, 2013

GI Bill - Post 9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Act of 2008 Trifold

Free Tutoring for Military Families

Mentoring Program Resources

Transforming the Airmen of the 162nd Fighter Wing
into tomorrow's leaders

Program Information and References

Mentoring 101
Leadership and Force Development (AFDD1-1)
Tips for Protégés
Mentors and Protégés: Simple Rules for Success
Goals for Greatness!
AFI36-2618, The Enlisted Force Structure

Mentoring Program Forms

Mentor Program Participation Request
Mentorship Agreement
Individual Development Action Plan

Supervisor Mentoring 101

The 162nd Fighter Wing's Supervisor Mentoring 101 Program is a leadership development program designed to provide a series of presentations that will enhance knowledge and assist supervisors and up-and-coming supervisors. Members must have immediate supervisor approval to attend. If you are interested in a presentation, email Chief Master Sgt. Jacinta Figueroa, human resources advisor, and she will confirm your attendance.

The Supervisor Mentoring 101 UTA schedule: Click here

Inside the 162nd FW