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  • Four double exposures combine to represent the four pillars; social, spiritual, physical and mental, that makes up Comprehensive Airmen Fitness. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Airman 1st Class Philip Bryant/Released))

    5 Burning Questions: Resiliency During Crisis

    In an effort to answer some of your top questions about a variety of subjects, the Air Force District of Washington continues the “5 Burning Questions” series. In this installment, the 11th Wing Community Support Team discusses resiliency during a crisis.
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    5 Burning Questions: AFDW Staff Judge Advocate

    In an effort to answer some of your top questions about a variety of subjects, the Air Force District of Washington continues the “5 Burning Questions” series. In this installment, Laura Battle, AFDW Staff Judge Advocate attorney-advisor, covers the Hatch Act and teleworking.
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    SNCO teaches course on staying connected while social distancing

    To help Airmen adapt to the challenges faced by social distancing, Senior Master Sgt. Eric Bergery Jr., Senior Enlisted Manager of the Logistics, Engineering and Force Protection office, Air Force District of Washington, uses cloud-based video conference services to deliver interactive lessons focused on offering Airmen the necessary skills to build and maintain healthy relationships.
  • The Department of Defense Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month posters are part of a series commemorating the 75th Anniversary of World War II. Each commemoration poster set highlights the significant contributions of special observance groups towards achieving total victory in this watershed event. Each poster is reminiscent of the colors and styles found in the 1940’s Recruitment and Victory posters from the World War II era.

    AFDW recognizes Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

    Each year in May, Air Force District of Washington joins the nation to observe Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, which recognizes the vital contributions and achievements of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and Native Hawaiians to the American cultural tapestry.
  • All Airmen should be aware of what resources are available for victims and know what role they can play in prevention and response. Sexual assault is extremely traumatizing and can affect an Airman’s well-being and ability to complete the mission. At every base, Airmen have access to a SAPR office staffed by professionals to address the needs of victims.

    SAPR office adapts to continue 24/7 mission support

    JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md. -- The Air Force District of Washington Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program, and Joint Base Andrews’ Sexual Assault Response Coordinators and Victim Advocates, continue to offer 24/7 support for people who experience incidents of sexual assault throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.By leveraging virtual platforms,
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    5 Burning Questions: Clinical/Tele-Health Dietician

    The second installment in the “5 Burning Questions” series covers nutrition with answers from the 11th Medical Group’s clinical/tele-health dietician, Ms. Ann M. Elkins, MS, RD, LD.
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    5 Burning Questions: 844th Communications Group

    In an effort to answer some of your top questions about a variety of subjects, the Air Force District of Washington is launching this series: “5 Burning Questions.” The first segment covers communications, computers, networks and teleworking.5BQ’s with Col. Michael Sinks, 844th Communications Group commanderHow are laptops and other necessary
  • Sean Alejandro looks through a glass pane to his father, Master Sgt. Matthew Alejandro, 844th Communication Squadron executive team member, who was quarantined during Sean's birth. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Matthew Alejandro)

    Through the pane: Airman describes quarantine from family, newborn son

    No cough, no fever, no body aches. Nothing really out of sorts other than a slightly diminished sense of taste and smell that made the dinner his wife had prepared seem a little bland. Unbeknownst to him, Master Sgt. Matthew Alejandro was sick with coronavirus.
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    PRESS RELEASE: Twin newborns medically evacuated from Korea land at Joint Base Andrews to receive care at Walter Reed

    Twin newborns medically evacuated from Osan Air Base, South Korea, landed at Joint Base Andrews in a C-17 Globemaster III this evening. The pair were then transported to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for advanced neonatal care.
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    PRESS RELEASE:Joint Base Andrews to increase health protection condition

    Joint Base Andrews will increase its health protection condition (HPCON) at 5 a.m. tomorrow in response to the coronavirus pandemic. At the direction of Col. Andrew Purath, the commander of the 11th Wing and Joint Base Andrews, the base will shift from HPCON Alpha to HPCON Bravo.
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