As a little boy, the Airman watched, terrified, as his father shoved his mother against a wall, screaming in her face. The angry shouts became muffled as he cupped his tiny hands around his ears in an attempt to escape the horror.
As a little boy, the Airman watched, terrified, as his father shoved his mother against a wall, screaming in her face. The angry shouts became muffled as he cupped his tiny hands around his ears in an attempt to escape the horror.
But, for the longest time, he could not escape it.
Capt. James Bickel, 375th Operational Support Squadron evaluator flight nurse, and Capt. Jason Howell, 375th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron evaluator flight nurse, were part of the six-person AE crew that assisted a passenger who suddenly suffered from an allergic reaction aboard a commercial Southwest flight.
“We were showing the public, in a live situation, this is what we do, this is how we’re going to care for your son, daughter,...
Requested by the Department of Homeland Security, Scott Elementary served as the proving ground for the defenders and other first response civilian agencies. In this case, the drill scenario was an active shooter incident.
Ever since watching “Star Wars” at the age of 3, Col. J. Scot Heathman, who assumed command of the 375th Air Mobility Wing on June 25, said he had always wanted to fly.
