"Elev-8 takes me out of my comfort zone, I've been talking to people that are coming in and out."
Senior Airman Austin St. Clair, Elev-8 Scott idea facilitator, has been working with the team for two weeks. Check out this video to see what he has been working on!
The Elev-8 Scott Team brings in Airmen from various career fields for a few weeks to help improve our Air Force by coming up with new innovative ideas. Each individual brought in brings new ideas and ways of looking at things.
“She told me they were in the emergency room and that my daughter, Britny, had died,” said Master Sgt. Paul Montgomery, 375th Civil Engineer Squadron first sergeant.
Air, a key component people need to survive in this world, yet it’s often a second thought. From C-21 pilots flying at 45,000 feet, to aeromedical evacuation teams needing oxygen to help a dying patient, O2 has to be readily available to enable rapid global mobility.
For nearly 30 years, artisans with Scott Air Force Base’s Arts and Crafts Center have prided themselves on providing excellent customer service to members of Team Scott.
Airports around the world spend significant time and effort to reduce the risks presented by bird strikes, and two members of the 375th Civil Engineer Squadron recently returned from an Air Force contest in San Antonio with $300K for an idea to reduce those risks.
A new driving simulator, which is an interactive training program designed to give Airmen the opportunity to learn the process of driving a vehicle under realistic conditions.
