Pillar II: Prevent ARIs – Take Care of Your Wingman
A Wingman flies behind and outside of the leader. His role is vital
A Wingman flies behind and outside of the leader. His role is vital
Leaders are empowered with an enormous responsibility, one we cannot
take lightly
General Hyde recently outlined the 86th Airlift Wing
The Blue Knights, Airmen in the 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, live
our Air Force core values every day. Their contributions ensure the Air
Force mission is accomplished through their hard work and dedication.
Among these maintenance professionals is a unique group known as the
Flying Crew Chiefs.
After a busy holiday season, many of us are looking forward to the
challenges and opportunities a new year offers. That makes this a great
time to take a few moments to think about how you can support our
military families by making the KMC an even better place to live, work
and play.
You have just been notified by your first sergeant that both he and your
commander suspect you have committed an offense and an investigation
has commenced to determine facts about the stated allegations.
While there may be some natural born leaders out there, I don
Alcohol-related incidents are a serious issue for our Airmen, families
and local community. ARIs directly affect our ability to conduct our
military mission, disrupt unit manning and productivity, and create
additional burdens on unit leadership.
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