Members of the University of Florida Men's Swim Team chant their school song while in the pool on Patrick Air Force Base, Sept. 28, 2018. Guardian Angel Airmen from the 920th Rescue Wing, trained the Men's Swim Team. The Pararescue Airmen from the wing's 308th Rescue Squadron spent several hours with the UF swimmers giving them a taste of what it takes to become one of the Air Force Reserve’s elite Guardian Angel Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech.Sgt. Kelly Goonan)
A change in leadership can be tough for those who might see you as a mentor. As a Reservist, I’ve witnessed the uncertainty employers leave behind with sudden, unannounced shifts in the private sector. That’s why it is important to give your team closure, ensuring smooth transitions in the work place.
Pararescue Airmen from the 308th Rescue Squadron spent several hours with the University of Florida Men’s Swim Team, Sept. 28, giving them a taste of what it takes to become one of the Air Force Reserve’s elite Guardian Angel Airmen.
Reserve and active duty pararescuemen were undergoing dive and jump training on Sept. 11, in Key West, Florida, when they were recalled back to their home units to immediately begin the process of pre-positioning for Hurricane Florence search-and-rescue operations.
