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Military Airmen driven for a blood drive

Airmen driven for a blood drive

Senior Master Sgt. Adam Wooley, 1st Special Operations Equipment Maintenance Squadron, waits to be inserted with a needle by a Northwest Florida Blood Services technician during a blood drive held at Hurlburt Field July 20.Propped up on a reclined seat, squeezing a foam ball every five seconds while eating a number of tasty snacks doesn't sound like a half-bad way to spend an afternoon.

But what if you had to spend it by getting a needle in your arm?

Air Commandos have endless opportunities to give back to the local community, many requiring only a small donation to make a significant impact. In this case, the donation might be a little draining, but just by a pint or so.

The 1st Special Operations Medical Operations Group teamed together with the Northwest Florida Blood Services to hold a blood drive in the Hurlburt Field Commissary parking lot, July 20.

For more on this story, see the August 4 issue of the Navarre Press or subscribe online.

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