đ Base Directory Line
Call 937-257-1110 for a listing of the most commonly used telephone numbers on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
đ˘ TM WP Content User Assessment 2.0 â Now Open!
Team Wright-Patt, your feedback is essential!
Please take a moment to complete the TM WP Content User Assessment 2.0. This short form evaluates how you interact with and respond to content distributed by 88 ABW Public Affairs. Your input will help us improve how we inform and engage our community.
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đ˘ Pass & Registration Office Closure â September 19, 2025
In support of the 2025 Air Force Marathon, the 88 SFS Pass & Registration Office will close at 1200 hrs on Friday, September 19th.
During the closure, individuals requiring installation access may proceed to the following gates:
Pass & Registration will reopen on Monday, September 22nd at 0700 hrs.
Thank you for your understanding and support!
đŚ Munitions Storage Area (MSA) Closure: September 15â19, 2025
The MSA will be closed the week of 15â19 September 2025 for the 100% semi-annual cycle count.
Per DAFMAN 21-201, para A3.3.3: âDuring cycle counts, minimize account transactions by only processing emergency requests submitted in writing and approved by the group commander (or equivalent).â
đ For questions, please contact Mr. Siders or Mr. Rose at 937-257-7510.
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Civilian Health Promotion Services (CHPS) â September 17â23, 2025
CHPS is offering virtual briefings via Teams:
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âPrevention and Management of Diabetesâ
Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Time: 12:00â1:00 p.m.
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âDo You Know Your Numbersâ
Date: Thursday, September 18, 2025
Time: 11:30 a.m.â12:30 p.m.
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âGet Up and Get Movingâ
Date: Tuesday, September 23, 2025
Time: 12:30â1:30 p.m.
Teams Login: HERE
Meeting ID: 993-474-355-857
Passcode: nFto5i
Enrollment is now open at USAFwellness.com for the âMaintain Donât Gainâ challenge, which runs October 6 â November 14. This challenge is designed to help CHPS-eligible participants build and sustain healthy habits through the holiday season.
Contact: 937-904-9359 or sarah.cramer.1.ctr@us.af.mil
đď¸ The Longest Rescue: A Presentation by Capt. William Robinson
Join the 711th Human Performance Wing and USAFSAMâs Franzello Aeromedical Library for a special presentation by Capt. William Robinson, the longest-held enlisted POW in American history.
Date: Friday, September 19, 2025
Time: 9:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m.
Location: Room E214, Building 840, WPAFB Area B
Register: Click here or use the QR code on the flyer
POC: Mr. Todd Pavlack â todd.pavlack.1@us.af.mil
Attendance is free for all with base access; seating is limited.
OPERATION HONOR â Weekend Schedule of Events
Hosted by Wright-Patterson AFB
Dates: FridayâSunday, September 19â21, 2025
Locations: WPAFB, NMUSAF, and Andrews AFB
Friday, September 19 â National POW/MIA Recognition Day
Time: 11:00 a.m. â C-17 âSpirit of the Hanoi Taxiâ Unveiling Ceremony
Location: WPAFB Flightline
Guest Speaker: Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Edward Mechenbier
Saturday, September 20
Time:
- 7:15 a.m. â Spirit of the Hanoi Taxi Flyover (AF Marathon Opening Ceremony)
- 11:00 a.m. â Ex-POW & Veteran Medal Presentations
- 5:30 p.m. â OPERATION HONOR VIP & Veteran Dinner Party
- Location: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
- Hosted by: Dayton Development Coalition & JobsOhio
Sunday, September 21
Time:
- 6:00 a.m. â Final Honor Flight Dayton Mission Departs
- 7:00 a.m. â Arrival at Andrews AFB
- 6:00 p.m. â Welcome Home Celebration Concert
- Location: WPAFB Flightline
- Featuring: Lee Greenwood, Ricky Lee, Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales
- 8:00 p.m. â Return of 150 Final Honor Flight Dayton Veterans & Ex-POWs
đ Fall Tire Safety Event
Date:Â Thursday, September 25, 2025
Time:Â 10:00 a.m.â2:00 p.m.
Location:Â Kittyhawk Gas Station
Join the 88 ABW Safety Office, Fire Department, Security Forces, and AAFES to learn about tire safety and maintenance. Food trucks will be available!
đ¨âđŠâđ§ Car Seat Inspection & Family Resource Fair
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m.â2:00 p.m.
Location: Jarvis Gym Parking Lot
Hosted by the Family Advocacy Program and the Integrated Resilience Office. Learn about car seat safety and explore support resources for families.
đ Rocket Day 2025 â Blast Off into Fun!
Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m.â3:00 p.m.
Location: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, 1100 Spaatz Rd, WPAFB
Enjoy hands-on rocket building, launching, and STEM activities for all ages. Rocket launches are weather dependent; rocket building is rain or shine.
POC: Jennifer Hess â 937-255-8048
Email: nmusaf.mut.aerospacecamps@us.af.mil
Weblink:Â https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Upcoming/Events/#Rocket
âł 19th Annual CFC Awareness Golf Scramble
Date: Friday, October 3, 2025
Time: 8:00 a.m. registration | 9:00 a.m. shotgun start
Location: Twin Base Golf Course
Cost: $75 ($55 for annual golf members)
Includes: greens fees, cart, range, drinks, lunch, and prizes.
Register: Email Jeff Leonard at jeffrey.leonard@us.af.mil
Contact: 937-255-0343 or message on Teams
Limited to the first 32 teams registered.
đ¸ Unofficial Photo Event
Date: Friday, October 17, 2025
Time: 9:00â11:00 a.m.
Location: Area B, AFIT Kenney Hall Auditorium
Get professional, high-res photos for SharePoint, Teams, and email. First-come, first-served; no appointment needed.
đ§Š Special Needs Support Group
In-Person Meetings:
Dates: November 12, January 13, March 10, May 12
Time: 6:15â7:15 p.m.
Location: Prairieâs Chapel Community Center
Virtual Meetings:
Dates: October 14, December 9, February 10, April 14
Hosted by: EFMP & School Liaison Office
Open to military and federally connected caregivers of special needs individuals. Sessions feature guest speakers, resources, and collaboration.
For more information, contact 88fss.wpafb.slo@us.af.mil or 88fss.wpafb.efmpFamiySupport@us.af.mil
𪪠Veteran ID Card Program
Date: Wednesday, November 13, 2025
Time: 6:00â7:30 p.m.
Location: VFW Post 657, Dayton
Bring your DD-214 and one form of ID to receive a valid Veteran ID card.
Need help locating your DD-214? Call 937-225-4801 for assistance.
đĽ Ultimate Frisbee â Every Friday
Date: Every Friday
Time: 4:00 p.m.
Location: Soccer field by Jarvis Gym, Area A
All skill levels welcome! Email chad.kimmel.1@us.af.mil to join the distro list.
đ¤ Tarmac Toastmasters â Virtual Meetings
Date: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Location: Microsoft Teams
Improve your speaking and briefing skills in a supportive environment.
Link: Tarmac Toastmasters
Contact:
đŁď¸ Wright Way Toastmasters
Date: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Area B, Building 50, Room 225
A supportive space for new and experienced members to grow communication skills.
Contact: keithallen2211@gmail.com
đ¤ Greater Dayton Chapter of Blacks in Government (GDC-BIG)
Date: 2nd Thursday of every month
Time: 6:00â7:00 p.m.
Location: Dayton Metro Library, Burkhardt Branch
Focuses on professional development, community involvement, and equal opportunity for African Americans in government.
Join Online:
Conference ID: 268-056-610-364
Passcode: MGGvxs
Contact: Damon Smith â damon.smith@bigrv.org
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Save the Date. 23 October 2025, WPAFB Education and Training Open House. Open to all at Area B, Building 50. Details to follow. Â
Force Development Flight
Find resources essential to assist you on your path to professional development excellence in one convenient location at the Force Development Flight SharePoint,
https://usaf.dps.mil/sites/FSD/SitePages/HomePage.aspx?spStartSource=spappbar. Add to your favorite to check often for updates!
Military Tuition Assistance (TA) Counseling Events. Register via AFVEC Events. Point of contact, wpafbeducation@us.af.mil:
Initial/Follow-Up TA Counseling (virtual) Sept. 23 starts at 1 p.m.
Initial/Follow-Up TA Counseling (virtual) Sept. 30 starts at 8 a.m.
Initial/Follow-Up TA Counseling (virtual) Oct. 7 starts at 8 a.m.
Initial/Follow-Up TA Counseling (virtual) Oct. 14 starts at 1 p.m.
Initial TA Counseling (in person) October 23 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Area B, Building 50. Include real time hands on step-by-step process to completing a TA request. Follow-up TA counseling welcome to register for this event.
SkillBridge Briefing Events. Participants register via AFVEC Events.
Briefing for participants (in person) Sept. 23 starts at 9 a.m.
Briefing for participants (virtual - TEAMS) Oct. 7 starts at 9 a.m.
Walk-In Advising Locations and Hours. See when and where you can walk in to talk with an Education Services Advisor and save-the-date for upcoming scheduled TA, SkillBridge, Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT), and other briefings and events: WPAFB Education Services Advisors Walk-In Locations & Hours and Briefing Events. Point of Contact: wpafbeducation@us.af.mil.
DAF e-Learning (DAFeL). âDAFeL provides customizable learning solutions curated in coordination with DAF personnel, industry leading vendors including MIT Sloan, and Skillsoft SMEs designed upskill and reskill in business, leadership, and tech skills; advance careers; complete upgrade training; and prepare for and maintain professional certificationsâ.
Log in with your CAC through the Air Force Portal, to access these valuable resources.Â
DAFeL is powered by Skillsoft Percipio which you can get the app from App Store or Google Play and continue to access, without CAC, its resources with personal/mobile devices anytime and anywhere by using USAF site name to get started!
Training Development offers courses. All classes are offered at no cost and are available to military and civilian employees. Class registration through https://myetms.wpafb.af.mil. See the course list from this Course Catalog, and find its schedules and more at FSDET Customer SharePoint. For more information call (937) 904-4801 or contact 88fss.fsdet.training@us.af.mil.
Course Title:Â 88 E&T - Public Speaking: Development and Delivery (in person) Sept.18 from 8 a.m. to noon.
Course Number: MWEPDV0011405SU
Course Description: Public Speaking: Development and Delivery is developed to give those that attend the tools to develop and deliver commonly used types of public speaking. It lays the foundation for each type with tools on how to improve. The course will provide those in attendance an opportunity to present and receive feedback on individual's public speaking. Students are encouraged to pursue additional opportunities to fine tune their oratory skills.
NOTE:Â Schedules could be subject to change due to low enrollments or delays.
For other scheduled courses:
Course Catalog 2025:
Explore other Education & Training (E&T) Events, Programs, and Services Offerings at
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Quick Care Connect â The newest offering from My Military Health is available exclusively for patients enrolled at the Wright-Patterson Medical Center and Martin Army Community Hospital. Adult patients, including active-duty members, and pediatric patients experiencing acute issues that do not require a trip to the emergency room, can join a virtual appointment within minutes using this new platform.Â
My Military Health Quick Care Connect is a great option when patients need care for conditions that are not life-threatening and do not require a significant physical exam such as: seasonal allergies, urgent prescription refills, minor gastrointestinal issues, and minor dermatologic concerns.  Â
Adults patients are virtually seen Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu between 7am-10am. Pediatric patient hours are Mon/Wed/Fri, 8am-10am. Patients can initiate My Military Health Quick Care Connect visits through the following link: https://my.visit.mymilitary.health.mil/ or by scanning the QR code below.Â

WOMC Clinic for Active-duty Members - Same day VIRTUAL nurse-technician appointments are available for the following conditions: sore throat, cold symptoms, painful urination (female only). To schedule, contact the 88 MDG appointment line at 937-522-2778 and request a CSSP appointment.
Patient Family Partnership Council -Â Volunteer to become a patient and family advisor on our patient and family partnership council. We are looking for volunteers who can partner with other patients and staff to help improve care and represent the interests of all patients cared for by WPMC. Contact the patient advocate at usaf.wright-patt.88-mdg.list.patient-advocate@health.mil if you are interested in volunteering.
Volunteer for Rocket Day 2025 â Help Us Launch an Amazing Event!
Date & Time: Saturday, Sept. 27, 8:45 a.m.-4 p.m.
Location: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, 1100 Spaatz Rd, WPAFB
The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is seeking Military and DoD Civilian volunteers to assist with this free, family-friendly event featuring rocket building, STEM activities, Rocket Trivia, and more.
Volunteer roles include helping kids build model rockets with the Wright Stuff Rocketeers, assisting with STEM stations like the Bernoulli Shooter and paper rockets, managing crowd safety, and welcoming guests at the entrance.
Lunch is provided for all volunteers
All roles are single-day shifts
đ Download the full list of volunteer opportunities and detailsÂ
POC:Â Jennifer Hess, 937-255-8048, nmusaf.mut.aerospacecamps@us.af.mil
Event link:Â https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Upcoming/Events/#Rocket
Job Shadow Day Mentors Needed!!! Thursday, 16 October 2025 - 8:30am - 2:30pm
What is Job Shadow Day?
Every Fall and Spring, the Educational Outreach Office sponsors a job shadow day for High School Juniors and Seniors that allows them to learn, first-hand, about some of the many exciting careers available at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
The day will start at the National Museum of the United States Air Force which is where you will meet and pick up your student(s). Students will be paired with their mentors for a day of shadowing. This can include visiting your job site, introducing the students to your colleagues, viewing a special project, or arranging a tour. The students are thirsty to know what base personnel do and what kind of education is required to pursue such careers. Mentors return the students to the NMUSAF at 2:30pm.
What does it take to be a mentor?
A person that is excited about their job and willing to tell students about it. Each mentor will be responsible for transporting the students to and from the job sites, as well as providing the overall job shadow experience.
Note:Â As a mentor, it is up to you to secure any necessary permissions or clearances to bring the students into your work area.Â
How do I sign up?
It's EASY! Register here 2025 Job Shadow Day Mentor Registration. Deadline for volunteering is Friday, 19 September 2025 so I can assemble the career list and get the announcement out to the schools.Â
The WPAFB Educational Outreach Office will do all the pre-event work, including advertising the program to area schools, pairing students with mentors, registrations, securing school and parental permissions, and doing the paperwork to get the students on base.
Job Shadow Day always has MORE students interested than we can accommodate, so please consider volunteering as a mentor. The more mentors we have, the more students we can accommodate. Please contact me via email or phone (938-4861) if you have any questions, concerns, or need additional information.
Looking for enjoyable group activity? Come help in the GARDEN with us! The Hospital Garden is looking for volunteers that enjoy being outside, getting a little exercise, receiving free vegetables for your labor. We meet at the garden on Redbud Lane on Mondays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:00pm when the weather permits. Give Gary a call at: 937-272-2762 to talk about the possibilities.Â
NAMRU-D HAS MULTIPLE RESEARCH STUDIES NEEDING PARTICIPANTS
The Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory at Naval Medical Research Unit-Dayton conducts human-subject research to better understand and mitigate challenges and threats aerospace-operational environments pose to service members. Research areas include visual and auditory sciences, acceleration, altitude effects, motion sickness, vestibular function, en route patient care, back and neck pain and injury, and more. We are located at Wright-Patterson AFB, Area B, Building 851.
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Compensation and/or other incentives are generally provided for the participantsâ time.
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Off-duty DoD and federal employees: may earn full compensation.
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On-duty DoD and federal employees: may receive up to $50 per blood draw (if required, not required in all studies). Additionally, select studies offer Hazard Duty Incentive Pay (HDIP) of $150/month.
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Opportunities are open to the public and military community, provided individual study qualifications are met.
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Active duty may list participation as a bullet on their performance reports (EPR/OPR).
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Want to stay updated on current opportunities? Join NAMRU-Dâs mailing list to receive a monthly email with active studies! To opt-in, email namru.dayton.researchrecruitment@us.af.mil Â
*The NAMRL Recruitment SharePoint page is currently unavailable. Please use Google Drive via mobile (QR code below) or a non-government computer (link below) to view flyers or visit our social media pages.*
Google Drive (mobile or non-government computer): NAMRL Research Recruitment Flyers
Instagram: namrudayton | Facebook: @navalmedicalresearchunitdayton
LinkedIn.com/company/namrudayton
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Volunteers needed for a study to identify acceptable breathing system performance in the cockpit. You will breathe from an aircraft regulator and mask under different conditions and answer questions about how it felt to breathe.
Compensation: Up to $50
Time commitment: 1 visit, about 45 minutes
Qualifications: No previous experience wearing a flight mask, able to tolerate wearing a mask over the nose/mouth, no respiratory illness; see flyer or study staff for more
Contact: ryan.everidge.ctr@us.af.mil
IV insertion under degraded vision. Participants will perform IV catheter insertions into a training arm under various conditions (e.g. Night Vision Devices) with and without the use of an FDA-approved eye drop that constricts the pupil and impacts focus.
Compensation: $700 for full study completion. DoD and Federal employees must be on leave or off duty status to receive compensation.
Time commitment: 8 sessions, approx. 2 hours each
Qualifications: IV insertion experience; Ages 18-30; 20/40 (near) visual acuity, or better; US citizen; meet medical requirements
Contact: Ms. Heather Rentz (RN): heather.rentz.ctr@us.af.mil   Â
Help researchers create aviator assessments in Virtual Reality. You will perform several tasks in VR while we assess performance and physiology, then answer questions about your experience.
Compensation: $50/hr. DoD and Federal employees must be on leave or off duty status to receive compensation.
Time commitment: 1 visit, about 1.5 hours
Qualifications: Have normal or corrected to normal vision, no color vision deficiencies (i.e., color blindness); see flyer for more.
Contact: the NEXUS lab, NAMRU.DAYTON.NEXUSLab@us.af.mil
Autogenic Feedback Training Exercise (AFTE) as a Countermeasure to Cybersickness. This study evaluates the effect of AFTE as a strategy to mitigate cybersickness.
Compensation: Up to $480. DoD and Federal employees must be on leave or off-duty status to receive payment and bonus.
Time commitment: 5 to 7 visits (approx. 2-3 hours each).
Qualifications: Age 18-45, see flyer for more.
Contact: Olivia Slomski, olivia.slomski.ctr@us.af.mil
Investigating the Use of Dimenhydrinate as an Effective Cybersickness Countermeasure. This study examines the effects of antinausea medications on the adaptation to VR environments.
Compensation: $450 total ($75/visit plus a $75 completion bonus). DoD and Federal employees must be on leave or off duty status to receive compensation and bonus.
Time commitment: 5 consecutive visits, approx. 1.5 hours each
Qualifications: Age 18-44, see flyer for more info
Contact: Gary Ellis, gary.ellis.5.ctr@us.af.mil and/or 937-938-3918
Help researchers study the effect of the Anti-G Straining Maneuver (AGSM) on neck strain. You will conduct a series of Anti-G Straining Maneuvers while under normal gravity.
Compensation: $50; Federal employees must be in an off-duty or leave status to receive compensation.
Time commitment: 1 visit, about 2 hours
Qualifications: Aged 18-50; No previous neck injuries/surgeries; See flyer for more information.
Contact: Kaitlyn Buell, kaitlyn.buell.ctr@us.af.mil
Volunteers needed for motion sickness study: Research study evaluating a potential motion sickness treatment device. Participants will be asked to complete a series of tests looking at motion sickness and vestibular function, including balance/gait and visual perception before and after a 1-hour spin in the 711th HPW centrifuge.
Compensation: Approximately $50/hour in gift cards, with a $50 bonus for completion of study. DoD and Federal employees must be on leave or off duty status to receive compensation. On-duty Military personnel are eligible for Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay.
Time Commitments: 2 sessions, total time commitment of up to 8 hrs. 24 hrs wearing activity tracker after 2nd session.
Qualifications: Age 18-55. Must have a valid up-chit or current FAA Medical Certificate, be a TRICARE beneficiary and not be prone to moderate-to-severe motion sickness. See flyer for more details.
Contact: Darci Gallimore, darci.gallimore.1@us.af.mil
*Study descriptions approved by NAMRU-Daytonâs Institutional Review Board.
HOPE: SPIRITUAL FITNESS INITIATIVE
The Chapel invites you to be a part of its HOPE Spiritual Fitness Initiative. We are excited to get this started and look forward to discussing any questions you may have. Click on the âHOPE Spiritual Fitness Initiativeâ flyer below and scan the QR code to find future training dates, the application, handbook and sign-up link.
WHAT: HOPE is a peer-to-peer resilience initiative where specialists work to set a positive example for peers, build bridges to helping agencies, model spiritual fitness and serve others. HOPE focuses on leadership development, character formation, embedded resources, spiritual fitness, community service and peer connection.
HOW: Participation will require completion of the application (including commander signature), an interview and final approval from the HOPE Religious Support Team before attending.
WHO: Enlisted and officers who fall under the 88th Air Base Wing.
Catholic Mass:
Wright-Patterson Medical Center Chapel: Wednesday and Friday at 11 a.m.
Air Force Institute of Technology:âŻTuesday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m.
Prairies Chapel: Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m.Â
Eucharistic Adoration:
Prairies Chapel: Tuesday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Before and after weekend Mass, confession is heard in the Blessed Sacrament Room of Prairies Chapel. You may also schedule an appointment.Â
Catholic Women of the Chapel:
Faith study: Tuesday at 10 a.m., Thursday at 6 p.m., Prairies Chapel Community Center
Monthly meeting: First Thursday of the month, 6 p.m. in Prairies Chapel Community Center
For more information, contact Joan LaPore at CWOC-jlapore5@hotmail.com.Â
Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC) have begun their year at Prairies Chapel Community Center. Please call Joan LaPore at 609-694-3832 or Tiffany Eastman 937-656-8245 with any questions.
Catholic Religious Education
Weekly: Held after 9 a.m. Sunday Mass at Prairies Chapel.
Catholic youth ministry: Activities take place at Prairies Chapel one weekend a month.
Catholic sacramental preparation: Classes are provided for youth and adult requirements.
Contact Catholic Religious Education Coordinator Emily Leigh for more information on any of these programs: 937-321-2518.Â
Protestant services:
Prairies Chapel: Sunday at 11 a.m.
Address: 6568Â Chapel Lane (Bldg. 682), WPAFB, OH 45433 (Properties at Wright Field housing area)Â
Protestant Women of the Chapel:
Womenâs Bible studies
Lunchtime Tuesday at noon in 88th Security Forces Squadron building, Commanderâs Conference Room
Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. in Prairies Chapel Community Center
6568Â Chapel Lane in Prairies housing â children welcome
Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. in Prairies Chapel Community Center
6568 Chapel Lane in Prairies housing â children welcome
Lunchtime Thursdays at noon in Wright-Patterson Medical Center cafeteria
For information about PWOC, send an email to WrightPattPWOC@gmail.com.Â
Additional information:
The 88th Air Base Wing Chaplainâs Office, also known as the Religious Operations Center, has relocated from Kittyhawk Chapel back to Bldg. 219 (5030 Pearson Road). For chapel info, facility and invocation requests: https://linktr.ee/88abwchapel.Â
Follow us on Facebook @AirForceMarathon, Instagram @afmarathon, and X @afmarathon for the latest news and announcements.
Air Force Marathon: The 2025 Air Force Marathon is finally upon us! Months of training all, comes down to this, a weekend of incredible distances, spectators, and unforgettable finish line moments. Thereâs still time to sign up! Donât miss your chance to be part of the excitement!
Blue Streak Time Trial:Â The Blue Streak Time Trial has operated annually since 1998 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The 10-mile loop course takes cyclists on a scenic route the second Tuesday each month through October. The 2nd Blue Streak Time Trial event is on Tuesday, October 14th and registration is currently open!
History & Heritage: 2025 History & Heritage is officially in season! The next virtual event starts on November 1st, but itâs not too late to sign up! Run, walk, or jog a 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon-anytime, anywhere! Whether itâs on your treadmill, your favorite route, or in the park, you can take part in this exciting virtual race. Sign up today or learn more about the series!
Space Force T-Minus 10-Miler: We are now six months away from the 4th Annual Space Force T-Minus 10-Miler! This yearâs featured rocket is the iconic Delta II. Get ready to experience an amazing race this December! Join in person or run virtually from anywhere.
Group Run every Monday at Skeel Avenue:Â Join us every Monday at 4 p.m. on the Skeel Avenue running path at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (Area A) for the Air Force Marathon Group Run. All are welcome to run or walk the distance of your choice on the 2.2-mile out-and-back stretch. Each way is 1.1 miles. A portable restroom is available on-site. Donât forget to bring your own hydration and nutrition, as needed. See you Monday afternoons, rain, or shine!Â
Join our community: ThisâŻFacebook groupâŻwas created forâŻanyoneâŻinvolved withâŻor interested in the Air Force Marathon, Blue Streak Time Trial, Space Force T-Minus 10-Miler, Museum Mile and History & Heritage Race Series. Whether you need some inspiration, training tips or just want to stay up to date with any news and announcements, this group is just for you.Â
USO Wright-Patterson offers a variety of programs, including those listed below. More information and sign-up links can be found on our Events page at https://ohio.uso.org/events.
Game & Craft Night: Every Friday Night at the USO (2221 Birch St, WPAFB)Â 5pm
If youâre looking for a place to play games or be crafty come on out to the USO and join us for a family friendly evening of games, fiber arts and fun conversation.Â

đś LINE DANCE & FITNESS NIGHT đââď¸
Join the âGodâs Property Fitness Groupâ at the USO!
WHO:
Active-Duty Members (Dorms & Beyond)
Military Families, Retirees, & DoD Civilians
WHAT:
Free Line Dance & Exercise Classes
Fun Fellowship, Snacks, & Wellness Tips
WHEN:
Thursdays at 6:00 PM
Start Dates: June 19, 2025
Then every Thursday evening!
WHERE:
USO â WPAFB (Near BX, Commissary, & Dorms)
PLUS:
Join our Walking Group â MonâWed @ 6:00 PM
(Meetup locations announced weekly!)
WHY:
Honor God with your body â 1 Corinthians 6:19-20
Live SHED for Jesus:
Sleep | Healthy Eating | Exercise | Drink Water
CONTACT:
đ Linda Greaves â 937-609-3444
đ Shevelle Madison â 405-206-5927
USO Wright-Patt programs are open to currently serving military (active duty, Guard and Reserve) and family members. Follow us on Facebook (@USOOhio) and join our Wright-Patterson group at https://uso.org/wpafb to stay up to date on all events, or call us at 937-904-0541 for more information.
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X for a listing of promotions, specials, events, food truck schedules and MORE!
Wright-Patterson ExchangeÂ
Department of Defense and Coast Guard civilians who hold Common Access Cards can shop tax-free at the Wright-Patterson BX and at ShopMyExchange.com!Â
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The Wright-Patterson Main Exchange Mall is open to anyone with base access. The Exchange is located on Area A, in Kittyhawk Center on Birch Street. All Military, Military Dependents, Disabled Veterans (with proper identification) and DOD Civilians have shopping privileges within all Exchange Facilities. Contractors and all others with base access can utilize all Exchange Services and Food establishments.Â
The Wright-Patterson Exchange offers unattended retail units to provide fast, convenient options to installations worldwide. The self-serve stores offer an assortment found in most Expresses, including snacks, drinks, fresh fruit, ready-to-eat meals, toiletries and more.
Happy birthday, U.S. Air Force! MILITARY STAR card members can celebrate the Air Forceâs 78th birthday with exclusive one-day savings, including 10 cents off every gallon of gas and double points.
The Air Force is turning 78, and the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is joining the celebration with nearly $6,500 sweepstakes prizes for the military community.
Visit ShopMyExchange.com to learn more.
Airmanâs Attic: Junior enlisted service members (E1-E6), officers (O1-O3), and their family members can shop for free at the Airmanâs Attic. Items available include top-quality uniforms, clothing, childrenâs items, and small housewares. Please note that retirees are not eligible.Location: USO Center, 2221 Birch St, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433.
Shopping Hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 9 AM â 7 PM
Saturday: 3 PM â 7 PM
Donation Drop-Off Hours:
Wednesday: 2 PM â 6 PM
Friday: 10 AM â 2 PM
Volunteers are always welcome during donation drop-off times, with no minimum time required. For more information, visit the WPAFB Airmanâs Attic Facebook page.
Base Thrift Shop:Â Come in and see our fall and Halloween merchandise - Shop, donate, consign.Â
Anyone with base access may shop here!
Open:Â Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays: 9:30 AM - 2 PM
Consignments:Â Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays:Â 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Location:Â Bldg. 95, Wright Ave, WPAFB (next to Outdoor Rec.), about 1 mile from the Commissary.
Donations: A donation bin is available in front of the thrift shop for gently used items. For larger donations, please call 937-879-5630 to arrange a drop-off.
All proceeds are used to benefit WPAFB and the surrounding communities.
Need Funds for Your Organization? The WPSC Welfare Committee distributes funds monthly to base organizations. Visit wrightpattersonosc.org for Welfare Request Guidelines & the Request Form.
Follow us on Facebook at WPSC Thrift Shop  for weekly updates.