Think before you drink

Ensuring a military member’s awareness of the limitations and consequences of alcohol abuse and driving under the influence can have on a career could prevent them from crossing the line of another drink or the decision to get behind the wheel. To learn more about the consequences of and alcohol abuse, call Alcohol, Drug Abuse Program and Treatment at 883-8373. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Samuel King Jr.)

Taking shots at your career

Ensuring a military member’s awareness of the limitations and consequences of alcohol abuse and driving under the influence can have on a career could prevent them from crossing the line of another drink or the decision to get behind the wheel. To learn more about the consequences of and alcohol abuse, call Alcohol, Drug Abuse Program and Treatment at 883-8373. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Check up

A critical step in winterizing a vehicle is checking and adjusting the air pressure, according to the Air Armament Center safety office. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Eagles Peak

Eagles Peak, a mountain west of the Air Force Academy, is where Maj. David Garay survived a 50-foot fall while hiking as a cadet in 1997. Although bones were broken in his face, he tried to climb down to get help. The head trauma he suffered almost cost him his dream of flying for the Air Force, but he overcame it all to become a flight test engineer. (Courtesy photo)

Keeping us safe

Senior Airman William Grymes, 11th Security Forces Squadron K-9, and his military working dog Rocky, are trained to respond to acts of terrorism in the National Capitol Region defending military members and their families. Part of the offensive strategy for the antiterrorism program is a show of force. The 11th SFS takes bomb-sniffing dogs on random building checks. See accompanying feature article on Mr. Thomas Versichelli, Bolling’s antiterrorism officer, whose responsibility includes making plans that defend the base from terrorists. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Staff Sgt. Edward Carr and Senior Airman Marleah Miller)

Beach Warning Flags

Beach Warning Flags

AFOTEC

AFOTEC

Heat Index Chart

Heat Index Chart

'Perspective' discusses physical fitness standards

In the newest "Enlisted Perspective," Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Rodney J. McKinley addresses the importance of physical fitness and how meeting current fitness standards are individual Airman responsibilities. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Mike Carabajal)

Enlisted Airmen can apply for new nurse commissioning

The Air Force is now accepting applications from qualified enlisted members for Nurse Enlisted Commissioning Program. The NECP selection board is scheduled to convene at the Air Force Personnel Center at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, in July. Applications must be received no later than June 25. (U.S. Air Force graphic)