Squadron 'rounds up' learning and fun

The Blue Team change a tire as part of the 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron's ROADEO June 11. (USAF photo/Lois Walsh)

Squadron 'rounds up' learning and fun

Pulling the straps tight is a key component in building a pallet which was one of the tasks during the 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron's ROADEO June 11. (USAF photo/Lois Walsh)

Squadron rounds up' learning and fun

Members of the Red Team move a pallet after it was loaded on a truck with a forklift as part of the 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron's ROADEO June 11. (USAF photo/Lois Walsh)

Oil reaches Eglin beaches

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. -- The aerial surveillance helicopter flies over Eglin beaches Sunday looking for oil and distressed wildlife from the Deepwater Horizon oil leak. BP Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Teams are currently on-site at several locations on Eglin property cleaning the oil as it's discovered. (USAF photo/Mike Spaits)

Oil reaches Eglin beaches

Tar balls from the Deepwater Horizon oil leak began washing ashore on Eglin beaches Saturday. BP Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Teams are currently on-site at several locations on Eglin property cleaning the oil as it's discovered. (USAF photo/Kathy Gault)

Nurses and technicians support Fisher House

Staff Sgt. Dallin Bastian, a technician with the 96th Surgical Operations Squadron, presents a check to Fisher House executive board president, Joe Oder, May 27. The check represents donations from nurses and nurse technicians in honor of National Nurses' Week. (USAF photo)

Center scores high in UCI

Senior Airman Kyle Young, 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron, brushes off one of the cars used by the inspectors here during the Unit Compliance Inspection. The Air Armament Center and Air Force Research Laboratory scored high marks with inspectors the week of April 26. (courtesy photo).

EOD honors their fallen

Lt. Commander Mark McGuckin and Command Master Chief James Walker honor fallen explosive ordnance disposal personnel during the 41st annual EOD Memorial Service May 1. (USAF photo/Greg Murry)

Line of Courage

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Airmen 1st Class Timothy White and Patrick Thompson read the messages of the Line of Courage sexual assault awareness display at the Breeze dining facility April 16. The display features T-shirts created by both victims and victim advocates to tell their stories of sexual assault and the courage it took overcoming their situation. The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response office positioned these displays on base during April as part of sexual assault awareness month. May 20 will close out the special event planned for this year with a single service member beach bash at Post'l Point from 2 -5 p.m.(U.S. Air Force photo/ 2nd Lt Andrew Caulk)

In the Spring

Large Koi fish swim close to the edges of Vortex Spring, a fresh water diving facility used by the Eglin Dive Flight during winter months for Day 3, 4 of the certification course taught here at Eglin. The class is four days over two weekends and it occurs once a month. After taking the course, students will be certified to dive in up to 60 feet of water. Anyone interested in attending the class, can call 850-217-1261. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Keys to the abyss

The mask and snorkel are key components of the scuba experience. The Eglin Dive Flight offers diver certification course on base. The class is four days over two weekends and it occurs once a month. After taking the course, students will be certified to dive in up to 60 feet of water. Anyone interested in attending the class, can call 850-217-1261. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

circle of trust

Robert Hyde, Eglin Dive Flight instructor, goes over procedures at the beginning of Day 2 of the certification course taught here at Eglin. The class is four days over two weekends and it occurs once a month. After taking the course, students will be certified to dive in up to 60 feet of water. Anyone interested in attending the class, can call 850-217-1261. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)