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The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force fourth building has achieved the rare distinction of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification as determined by the U.S. Green Building Council. (U.S. Air Force photo)


LEED Gold Award

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force fourth building has achieved the rare distinction of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification as determined by the U.S. Green Building Council. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Capt. Lindsey Colgan, 96 th Medical Group chief of Clinical Dietetics gives four-year-old Layla Sherwood a first bump at the nutrition and fitness station during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Parents and chilren wait to enter the nutrition and fitness station during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Maj. Erin Brack, 96th Medical Group staff pediatrician and Amanda Reznickcheck, 96th Medical Group teach school-aged children how to give emergency treatment breaths during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Airman First Class Naomi Crockett, a 96th Medical Group aerospace medical services apprentice 96th Medical Group, hands out certificates of Beary Good Health during the the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Bevery Murrell, a 96th Medical Group licensed practical nurse dressed as Doc McStuffins poses with three-year-old Vanna Porterfield during the the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Six-year-old, Darcey McCormack, gives her teddy bear an immunization during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
A mom fastens a button on her son's Thomas the Tank in the pediatric clinic waiting room before entering the Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
A little doctor leans against the wall of the pediatric clinic as she waits to enter the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Airman First Class Nawym Meas, 96th Medical Group aerospace medical services apprentice, shows five-year-old Loralei Clifton, how to take medical measurements during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Senior Airman Gian Vera, 96 th Medical Group, aerospace medical services journeyman, shows five-year-old Loralei Clifton, how to take a temperature during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Senior Airman Antoinette Fowler, a 96th Medical Group aerospace medical services journeyman, shows four-year-old, Layla Sherwood how to give an immunization during the first Teddy Bear Clinic at Eglin Air Force Base, Aug. 4. Children took their stuffed animals and characters through eight clinic stations. Stations included registration, CPR, immunizations, nutrition, fitness and vital signs. The Pediatric Clinic hosted 127 children to educate them about hospital procedures and to demonstrate what they may expect if they need to see a doctor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
Honor Guard firing party trainees fall into a ceremonial sequence during HG training July 25 at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. During military honors the firing party fires three volleys followed by the playing of Taps. The current class of trainees are scheduled to graduate and become Honor Guardsmen Sept. 8. The HG’s mission is to represent all Airmen to the American public. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)
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