In collaboration with Downtown San Angelo, Inc., Goodfellow’s Medical Group unveiled its very own sheep on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 11:30 a.m. at the Ross Clinic building. The sheep is named Remedy 'Code Blewe' Ross, and her design is a direct reflection of the Medical Group’s team and mission. The cobra on the front is the clinic’s proud mascot, symbolizing the speed and precision of its medics. Remedy wears a doctor’s coat, complete with a stethoscope, representing the professionalism and trusted care the medical team provides daily. The emblems on the coat feature the medical squadrons that comprise the Medical Group, showcasing the unified team of professionals dedicated to the health and wellness of the Goodfellow community. Remedy joins a flock of other sheep located across the base, which include Lt. Col. ‘Ewe-little’ at Goodfellow’s main gate, ‘Meg’ posted outside the 316th Training Squadron building, and ‘Ricky the Rattler,’ standing tall at the front of the 315th Training Squadron building. Goodfellow Medical Group Sheep Unveiling
Goodfellow Medical Group Sheep Unveiling
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Airmen selected for promotion to master sergeant recite the Senior Noncommissioned Officer Charge at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, Aug. 2024. The video was created to be shared during a SNCO induction course. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Evan Porter) SNCO Charge
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Their names may not end up in history books, but their accomplishments made us who we are today. They’re the ones who inspired, motivated, and helped us get through life’s toughest moments. And it’s safe to say we’ve been through a lot. Commanders, Senior NCOs, First-Line Supervisors, First Sergeants, Key Spouses, Chaplains. You may also simply know them as the people who always have the best stories, who give you a laugh when you need one most, or as someone who’s kept us close, even when we had no choice but to be apart. You may know them as a friend. Or even family. From the shoulder-to-shoulder support they bring to the front lines to the solace they provide behind the scenes, their commitment to care for each other is on a human level. And they’ll go beyond orders and above their call of duty to get it done. Heritage Today - Culture of Connectedness
Heritage Today - Culture of Connectedness
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As part of their training, firefighting students assigned to the 312th Training Squadron test their endurance and attention to detail by pulling fire hoses across an area close to the length of a football field! 312th TRS Hose Pulls
312th TRS Hose Pulls
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