A little to the left

The team leader for AFOTEC Det. 2 directs his team to adjust the balance of the golf ball to secure it on top of a cone. The exercise had team members move a golf ball with strings from one cone to another. Teams had to work together and communicate to keep the ball from dropping. The activity was one part of Eglin Air Force Base’s Wingman Day Nov. 5. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Reaching out

Team members help an Airman balance as she reaches for the next card board square during a teamwork activity at the Eglin Wingman Day Nov. 5. Teams had to move from one side of the field to the other by walking on cardboard squares. Teams came up with varying game plans to get their members to the other side without taking their feet off the cardboard. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Team Eglin warriors

A team of Airmen and Marines work together to move their team through a small hoop, during an activity at the Eglin Wingman Day, Nov. 5. Wingman Day was held to enhance personal wellness, increase unit cohesion and the installation community’s ability to care for itself, for one another and to accomplish the mission through activities that promote high-level team functioning and decrease “risk factor” behaviors. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Eglin spirit

An Airman carries the 96th Air Base Wing spirit flag during Eglin’s Wingman Day Nov. 5. Wingman Day was held to enhance personal wellness, increase unit cohesion and the installation community’s ability to care for itself, for one another and to accomplish the mission through activities that promote high-level team functioning and decrease “risk factor” behaviors.

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Gently

The team leader for a 53rd Wing team ensures the golf ball is balanced for knocking it off the cone and beginning again during a team work activity at Eglin’s Wingman Day, Nov. 5. The exercise had team members move a golf ball with strings from one cone to another. Teams had to work together and communicate to keep the ball from dropping. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Backing in

Another team of Airmen used a ‘backward’ tactic in the ‘cardboard crossing’ to achieve one of the fastest time by any team during Wingman Day at Eglin Air Force Base, Nov. 5. Teams had to move from one side of the field to the other by walking on cardboard squares. Teams came up with varying game plans to get their members to the other side without taking their feet off the cardboard. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Silent warriors

Airmen attempt to communicate through non-verbal or sight communication to arrange themselves in number order during an event at Eglin’s Wingman Day, Nov. 5. Team members were given a number prior to the activity and they had to arrange themselves in numerical order while blindfolded. (Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Team Eglin celebrates WIngman Day

Published Nov. 9, 2009

A little to the left

Reaching out

Team Eglin warriors

Eglin spirit

Gently

Backing in

Silent warriors