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Flight surgeon receives T-6 egress training

Col. Alan Hodgdon, one of 12 Air Force flight surgeons who are also pilots, receives T-6 egress training, July 25, from Staff Sgt. David Webb with the 71st Medical Operations Squadron’s Aerospace Physiology Flight here. Colonel Hodgdon is the Medical Group commander with the 171st Air Refueling Wing, Pennsylvania Air National Guard, Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, Pa. He was a T-37 instructor pilot at Laughlin AFB, Texas, from 1978 until 1984. Colonel Hodgdon also flew F-4s while attending medical school. All flight surgeons have required flight time, half of which can be with aircraft outside their home unit. Colonel Hodgdon’s son, 2nd Lt. Benjamin Hodgdon, is a student in Class 090-06 here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joe B. Wiles)
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Flight surgeon receives T-6 egress training

Col. Alan Hodgdon, one of 12 Air Force flight surgeons who are also pilots, receives T-6 egress training, July 25, from Staff Sgt. David Webb with the 71st Medical Operations Squadron’s Aerospace Physiology Flight here. Colonel Hodgdon is the Medical Group commander with the 171st Air Refueling Wing, Pennsylvania Air National Guard, Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, Pa. He was a T-37 instructor pilot at Laughlin AFB, Texas, from 1978 until 1984. Colonel Hodgdon also flew F-4s while attending medical school. All flight surgeons have required flight time, half of which can be with aircraft outside their home unit. Colonel Hodgdon’s son, 2nd Lt. Benjamin Hodgdon, is a student in Class 090-06 here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joe B. Wiles)
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Flightline

Lt. Col. Nathan Perry, 71st Operations Support Squadron director of operations, on the Vance Air Force Base flight line. (U.S Air Force photo/ Terry Wasson)
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Flightline fire hydrant

Base firefighters Mason Hornberger, left, and Wes Felber open up a fire hydrant on the flightline June 24. This is part of an annual test to make sure the installation fire hydrants are meeting National Fire Protection Association's requirements. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Taylor Crul)
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FLIP

Vance Family Advocacy program's family language improvement plan (Courtesy graphic)
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Flu shot

The best way to prevent the flu is to receive an annual flu vaccination. One type is the shot, an inactivated vaccine, containing killed virus, that is given with a needle. It is approved for use in people 6 months of age and older, including healthy people and people with chronic medical conditions. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Flu shot fix

Capt. Dianne Stroble, 71 Medical Operations Squadron, prepares a syringe as Staff Sgt. Jemarlon Waller, 71st Medical Group, administers a vaccination to Tech. Sgt. Davis of 71st Flying Training Wing Public Affairs. Flu shots are required for all active-duty military personnel and are also administered, based on availability of supply, to patients deemed by their physicians to be at a higher risk of contracting influenza viruses, followed by active-duty dependents, civilian employees and government contractors. The high risk category also includes infants and those over age 65. In the last two weeks of October, the 71st Medical Group administered over 1,000 vaccinations. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Agneta Murnan)
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Flu shots

VANCE AIR FORCE BASE, Okla. – (Left to right) Chief Master Sgt. Peter Speen, Col. John Menozzi, Col. John Cinnamon, Lt. Col. Troy Henderson and Lt. Col. Paul Vicars show off their adhesive bandages after receiving their influenza vaccinations. Flu shots and Flumist are now available to all active duty, Guard and Reserve military members, dependents and retirees at the 71st Medical Group immunizations office. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Nancy Falcon)
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Flu vaccination

“A minty fresh taste,” says Col. Chris Nowland, left, after receiving the FluMist influenza vaccination Sept. 4, at Vance AFB, Okla. Colonel Nowland, the 71st Flying Training Wing commander, received the 2009 seasonal flu vaccination by nasal mist from Staff Sgt. Travis Sullivan, assistant NCO in charge of the 71st Medical Group’s immunization clinic. Flu vaccinations begin for Vance military members Sept. 18. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Terry Wasson)
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FluMist

Lt. Col. Timothy Stong, left, the 71st Flying Training Wing director of staff, receives the FluMist influenza vaccine Aug. 24 from Tech. Sgt. Kelli Smith, NCO in charge of Pediatrics and Immunizations at the 71st Medical Group. Senior wing leadership and staff received the flu vaccines to kick off the 2011 flu vaccination drive at Vance AFB, Okla. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Roger Betz)
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Fly father, fly son

(Photo by Frank McIntyre) Roger Wiles, Lear Siegler flight instructor, and his son Capt Andrew Wiles, 25th Flying Training Squadron, are directed for a photo by Maike Rode, Enid News & Eagle photographer, July 9 after their side-by-side flight. The flight was a mandatory refresher for Roger.
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Flyer goes airborne

First Lt. Jimmy Arnold dives into the Plains Pool at Vance Air Force Base, Okla. A new $80,000 liner will keep the pool open for many summers to come. Lieutenant Arnold is assigned to fly C-17s in Hawaii after follow-on training at Altus AFB, Okla. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joe Wiles)
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Flyin’

(Photo by Frank McIntyre) Bill Ward of Enid gets a fleeting tour of the runway during the 12.4-mile bicycle portion of the seventh-annual triathlon held Saturday. More than 100 people ran, biked and swam during the event.
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Flying Cadet Baker

Ernest Baker’s son, Ralph Baker, was a flying cadet at Enid Army Air Field, shortly after the field opened in 1941. He is standing next to the Vultee BT-13 “Valiant,” the basic trainer flown by most American pilots during World War II. Ernest Baker sold the family farm to the War Department so Enid Army Air Field could be built. (Courtesy photo)
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Flying hours finish

(Photo by SrA Amanda Mills) SSgt Joseph Bianco, 32nd Flying Training Squadron duty desk, receives flight crew information files from 2nd Lts David Braun, Class 05-01 student, and Scott Carroll, Class 05-05 student, before they step to fly. Fiscal 2004 flying hours closed out Tuesday.
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Flying into history

(Photo by 1st Lt Paula Bissonette) JSUPT class 04-06 member 2nd Lt Chad Rogers and Capt Andrew Allen, 25th Flying Training Squadron fly into history Tuesday as the last student flight to use the A model of the T-38 at Vance.
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Fogleman

Gen. Ronald Fogleman began his Air Force flying career at Vance Air Force Base in 1963. He went on to be the 15th Chief of Staff of the Air Force. (Courtesy photo)
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Fogleman

The 15th Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. Ronald Fogleman, began his flying career at Vance Air Force Base in 1963. He was the first U.S. Air Force Academy graduate to become the CSAF. (Courtesy photo)
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Folks in the serving line at SIGMO

Attendees are served dinner during the Singles’ International Gourmet Meal Opportunity Jan. 27 in the Community Chapel Activity Center at Vance Air Force Base, Okla. Twenty volunteers from the 71st Mission Support Group served 168 meals. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Frank Casciotta)
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Folks pack up comfort bears to Navy ship

Kim Winfield, left, helps Nicholas Trembly pack up more than 350 comfort bears for shipment to a Navy ship where a former Vance student pilot is currently assigned. The small cloth bears are made by the children in the School Age Program on base for deployed military members to remind them of home. Mrs. Winfield is the SAP director. Nicholas is the son of Staff Sgt. Danielle Snider, NCO in charge of Readiness and Emergency Management with the 71st Logistics Readiness Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Joe B. Wiles)
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