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CATM instructors prepare Airmen for deployment

Tech. Sgt. Michael Bushee, 635th Supply Chain Operations Group stock control technician, disassembles a weapon Mar. 3, 2011 at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Scott's CATM instructors train more than 1,500 Airmen a quarter. (U.S Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Divine Cox)
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Street Smart briefing shows dangers of impaired driving

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- Left, Ronny Garcia, Stay Alive from Education (S.A.F.E.) briefer, and Vince Easevoli, S.A.F.E. executive director, demonstrates how emergency responders would relieve pressure buildup in the lungs of a trauma patient on Airman 1st Class Brian Browning, 906th Air Refueling Squadron, during a Street Smart presentation Oct. 27. “Street Smart” is a program developed by S.A.F.E. 21 years ago to eliminate trauma related death. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane)
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Street Smart briefing shows dangers of impaired driving

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- Vince Easevoli, Stay Alive from Education (S.A.F.E.) executive director, and Ronny Garcia, S.A.F.E. briefer, lay Airman 1st Class Brian Browning, 906th Air Refueling Squadron, on a table to demonstrate some of the things he would experience if he were to be involved in a car crash during a Street Smart presentation Oct. 27. “Street Smart” is a program developed by S.A.F.E. 21 years ago to eliminate trauma related death. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane)
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Street Smart briefing shows dangers of impaired driving

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- Vince Easevoli, Stay Alive from Education (S.A.F.E.) executive director, and Ronny Garcia, S.A.F.E. briefer, demonstrate to the audience what happens to your body in a car crash using an egg and a glass jar during a Street Smart presentation Oct. 27. “Street Smart” is a program developed by S.A.F.E. 21 years ago to eliminate trauma related death. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane)
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Street Smart briefing shows dangers of impaired driving

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- Vince Easevoli, Stay Alive from Education (S.A.F.E.) executive director, and Ronny Garcia, S.A.F.E. briefer, demonstrate to the audience what happens to your body in a car crash using an egg and a glass jar during a Street Smart presentation Oct. 27. “Street Smart” is a program developed by S.A.F.E. 21 years ago to eliminate trauma related death. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

375th Security Forces personnel surround an "asailant" with a weapon during a training exercise at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. The exercise showed security forces tactics for entering and clearing a room and helped to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

Staff Sgt. Kevin Wonch, 375th Security Forces Squadron, watches the hallway as his team clears a room during a simulated disturbance call during a training exercise at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. The exercise is designed to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

Tech. Sgt. Paul Kilquist, 375th Security Forces Squadron, teaches fellow SFS Airmen the pie technique used to get a visual on personnel in a room without being detected at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. Sergeant Kilquist is a reservist assigned to the 375th SFS and brings experience from his job as a police officer in Collinsville, Ill. The instruction is designed to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

Tech. Sgt. Paul Kilquist, 375th Security Forces Squadron, instructs fellow SFS Airmen on tactics for entering and clearing a room at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. Sergeant Kilquist is a reservist assigned to the 375th SFS and brings experience from his job as a police officer in Collinsville, Ill. The instruction is designed to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

Staff Sgt. Jason Sua, 375th Security Forces Squadron, practices approach tactics used when entering a scene during a training exercise at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. The exercise is designed to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Active Shooter Exercise keeps SFS ready for anything

375th Security Forces personnel surround an "asailant" with a weapon during a training exercise at Scott AFB, July 21, 2010. The exercise showed security forces tactics for entering and clearing a room and helped to prepare all security forces officers for any situation when entering a reported disturbance scene. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brian J. Ellis)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees sprint across the finish line, completing a competition of strength and stamina June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees sprint across the finish line, completing a competition of strength and stamina June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees sprint across the finish line, completing a competition of strength and stamina June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees sprint across the finish line, completing a competition of strength and stamina June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees perform "burpees" during a team competition June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Staff Sgt. Holmes, recruiter in Greensville, Miss., tracks the number of pull ups a battlefield Airman trainee does June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees stretch out their shoulders prior to a competition June 4, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Battlefield Airman trainees lower the flag at during a retreat ceremony June 3, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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Battle Field Airmen Training

Tech Sgt. Nick Seible, combat control instructor, demonstrates to future battle field Airmen the proper way to perform the freestyle swim to pass the physical ability and stamina test June 3, 2010 at Little Rock Air Force Base, AR. Future Airmen, currently in the delayed entry program, were given the opportunity to train with Air Force combat controllers, pararescuemen and various other special operations career fields. The training is designed to better prepare them for the indoctrination course that they will go through for their specific career field. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Ryan Crane)
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