
“I feel they learned a lot about what their military family members experience during deployments and hope it will help them if their parents get deployed in the future. “The entire day was a huge success and the kids all had smiles the entire time,” said McMahon. Gear and suits were available to try on at the Fire Protection, Medical, Bioenvironmental and Explosive Ordnance Disposal stations as well. Security Forces taught the children to shoot rubber band guns and had a Military Working Dog demonstration. “The flights aligned themselves in front of the parents and gave a salute to honor their sacrifice and service.”Īfter a quick lunch the children rejoined their flights to run an obstacle course and visit different stations set up by various career fields. It makes automatic call with a beautiful artificial voice. You can make a automated call with a kudo When you select a kudo and type phone number, hit 'SEND COMPLIMENTS'. “The parents got to watch their children marching with pride,” said McMahon, who was the Reaper Flight commander for the event. Kudos (compliments) provides three features, Create kudos by myself or choose from recommendations.
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In the line each child received their immunizations (jelly beans), were thumb printed, signed a legal document naming someone else to take care of their chores and received honorary Airman dog tags.ĭuring this phase the children were also trained in basic facing movements, and how to march and salute before being marched back to their waiting parents. Idalia Peele, 21st Space Wing command chief, before starting through the processing line. Douglas Schiess, 21st Space Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. The flights, Ironman, Sentinels, Broncos, Rangers, Reapers, and others enjoyed a quick breakfast before receiving a short mission brief from Col. “First phase was the pre-deployment portion, the children were assigned their flight commanders and left their parents behind.” Justin McMahon, 21st Security Forces Squadron.

“The kids went through three phases during the event,” said Staff Sgt.
