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    140th Medical Group Gets Familiar With Hawaiian Culture [Image 7 of 8]

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    A man wearing a surgical cap, blue latex gloves, a Hawaiian shirt, and a floral lei is presenting a large photo collage to an audience. The collage features artistic baby photography, including infants posed in flowers, pumpkins, and other creative settings. The setting appears to be an indoor event or class, possibly a baby shower or childbirth education session, with a 'Happy St. Pat's' sign visible in the background.

    KAHUKU, HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    03.14.2010

    Photo by Master Sgt. John Nimmo, Sr. 

    140th Wing

    U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Paul Shingledecker, Commander, 140th Medical Group, Buckley Air Force Base, play-acts as a chiropractor as a way to tell the rest of his team about the challenges of living in Ko'olau Loa, March 14. Shingledecker and his more than 60 Colorado Air National Guardsmen attended a cultural familiarization briefing at the Kahuku Medical Center in preparation for their work on the island of Oahu as a part of E Malama Kakou (translated from Hawaiian as 'to care for all') a humanitarian program providing services to the medically under-served within the State of Hawaii.

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    Date Taken: 03.14.2010
    Date Posted: 03.19.2010 04:05
    Photo ID: 261125
    VIRIN: 100314-F-3071N-161
    Resolution: 3000x1993
    Size: 2.61 MB
    Location: KAHUKU, HAWAII, US
    Web Views: 129
    Downloads: 5

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    A warm greeting scene taking place in what appears to be an airport or arrival hall in Hawaii. Multiple people are exchanging hugs and being presented with traditional Hawaiian flower leis (plumeria/pikake). A table in the foreground holds additional leis ready for distribution.
    A woman in a white t-shirt is speaking or presenting to a seated audience in what appears to be a school classroom or cafeteria. The setting is decorated for St. Patrick's Day, and many attendees are wearing yellow and white flower leis. A 'March Birthday of the Month' bulletin board is visible on the right wall.
    A group of people gathered in what appears to be a Hawaiian welcome or farewell gathering, with most individuals wearing traditional lei garlands made of yellow and white flowers. The setting appears to be an indoor lounge or waiting area with large windows overlooking a tropical landscape. People are engaged in conversation and examining items from a cardboard box.
    A group of approximately 8-9 people are gathered in an indoor hallway or corridor, many wearing traditional Hawaiian lei garlands, reading documents or papers. The setting appears to be an institutional building, possibly a hospital or government facility, with fluorescent lighting and a long corridor visible in the background. The group appears to be reviewing orientation or briefing materials together.
    Two men are engaged in conversation in what appears to be a community center or medical facility lobby. The man on the left is wearing a Hawaiian shirt and a white and yellow lei, while the man on the right wears a white t-shirt and holds a lei in his hand. A bulletin board, signage partially reading 'KAHU... MEDI... CE...' and other people are visible in the background.
    A group of adults gathered in what appears to be a classroom or community room for a Hawaiian-themed event or meeting, with most participants wearing lei flower garlands. Several people are standing at the front of the room appearing to lead or present, while others are seated in plastic chairs arranged in a semi-circle. The room contains bulletin boards, plants, and decorations consistent with a school or community center setting.
    A man wearing a surgical cap, blue latex gloves, a Hawaiian shirt, and a floral lei is presenting a large photo collage to an audience. The collage features artistic baby photography, including infants posed in flowers, pumpkins, and other creative settings. The setting appears to be an indoor event or class, possibly a baby shower or childbirth education session, with a 'Happy St. Pat's' sign visible in the background.
    A directional sign for Kahuku Medical Center and surrounding facilities is prominently displayed in the foreground, with a group of people gathered near a Blue Bird bus in a parking lot. Several individuals are wearing leis, suggesting a Hawaiian cultural context or welcoming event. The scene appears to be on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, based on the referenced locations on the sign.

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