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Up and over! A special tactics Airman climbs a tower during an Advanced Skills Training live-fire exercise April 12. Combat controllers, pararescuemen and special operations weathermen assigned to the special tactics squadrons attend AST training before being designated mission-ready. Photo by Chief Master Sgt. Gary Emery. 200375 COLDWELL 5X6 12 COMMANDO April 20, 2007
Rain requires patience at gates Courtesy of 1st SOSFS Spring is here and summer is on the way. With the sunny Florida days also come frequent storms. When the weather is bad, there may be delays at the base gates. Keep the following in mind when planning a trip to the base. During lighting warnings, there will be delays at all gates. Current Air Force Special Operations Command directives prohibit outdoor activity during lighting warnings. Therefore, vehicles cannot be searched and only the lane closest to the gate shack can be open for normal traffic. The one open lane will only be manned by one guard, to ensure all guards are able to remain under cover. Check the weather forecast and plan to leave for work earlier than normal if rain is predicted for the morning. If there are delays at the gates, there is no need to contact the 1st Special Operations Security Forces Squadron control center. During inclement weather, the control center is aware of the conditions at the gates. Calling to report a traffic back up at the gate ties up personnel who are needed to handle emergency calls. Patience and courtesy are the best options during temporary back ups at the gates. Call police services at 884- 6185 if you have any questions. TROY UNIVERSITYCS Edition 00, COM- MANDO, 3 x 10.0 635207, 635207 CS/TERM 5 A USProtect guard checks an ID card from a person entering <strong>Hurlburt</strong> <strong>Field</strong>. The 1st Special Operations Security Forces Squadron reminds all motorists that when it rains, delays at both gates are inevitable. The guards are required to be under cover for safety purposes, which will restrict traffic to one lane. The 1st SOSFS asks motorists to be patient during inclement weather. COMMANDO13
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