Dental Clinic: The 88th Dental Squadron does not support messaging or appointment-cancellation services within the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal. Please do not cancel your scheduled dental visit via the portal as that message will not be received. To reschedule an appointment or contact a provider, call the clinic at 937-257-8761.
Lab services: Lab appointments can no longer be booked via TRICARE Online and patients should use the new process. Book your appointment online at go.thryv.com/site/88DTSLAB or download the thryv app. You can also call the appointment line at 937-522-2778 for lab services: select 1, then options 1 and 5.
Pharmacy services: After receiving a new prescription from an on-base provider, try the Q-Anywhere activation process – text “Get in line” to 877-909-2578 and follow the steps. For refills or to activate a new prescription from an off-base provider, call 937-656-1656 before making the drive to Kittyhawk Pharmacy.
Garden Clinic: Want to improve your health, eat better, manage weight and make new friends? Volunteers are needed at Wright-Patterson Medical Center’s Garden Clinic, located on Redbud Lane across from Wright-Patterson Inns. For details, check out the “WPMC garden flyer” attachment.
Air Force body composition mandatory medical appointment scheduling:
1. Call the Wright-Patterson Medical Center appointment line at 937-522-2778 (Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
2. Select option 1 to schedule an appointment
3. Select option 1 for medical appointments
4. Select option 5 for all other clinics. Ask the clerk to book an appointment under the Nutrition Clinic. It’s for the Body Composition Group Appointment. The appointment is scheduled under Nutrition Float 1.
5. In addition, ask the clerk to book a lab appointment one week prior to the medical appointment for your lipid panel, A1C and liver enzymes. Fasting not required.
Follow on social media to stay up-to-date on activities and events:
Facebook: @88fss | Instagram @WrightPattFSS | www.wrightpattfss.com
Planes, Tunes & BBQ
Sept. 29 – 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. – Area B athletic fields – The 88th Force Support Squadron will host this brand-new free event featuring midsize RC plane demonstrations, a BBQ competition, live music with headliner Ryan Daniel, craft show and more. Bring the family out for a great day of fun. Open to anyone with base access.
BBQ contest grand champion wins a Bullseye Wood Pellet Grill! To sign up for the free BBQ competition, go to www.firefest.net/wpafb.
Volunteers are needed for event setup and teardown, kids area, hydration station, and food & drinks. Sign up at www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4FAEA829ABFFC70-planes#.
Auto Hobby Shop
Brake Service Special – through Sept. 15 – Need your brakes serviced? Come in and the Auto Hobby Shop will replace brake pads and rotors for $50 per axle, drums and shoes for $65. Customer must supply needed parts. Call today for your appointment: 937-257-3310.
Air Force birthday celebration
Sept. 13 – 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Wings Bar & Grille – Come out and celebrate the Air Force birthday with a lunch special, live DJ and free birthday cake! Birthday lunch plate includes meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy & green beans for $7.60. For more info, call 937-522-2160.
Designer Handbag Bingo
Sept. 20 – 6-9 p.m. – Wright-Patt Club – Make it a girls night out! Get your co-workers and friends together and have fun playing bingo and trying to win amazing designer handbags and wallets by designers such as Michael Kors and Kate Spade. Cost is $50 for club members and $60 for non-members. Doors open at 4 p.m., games begin at 6. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling 937-522-2160 or stopping by the club Tuesday through Friday.
Oktoberfest
Sept. 22 – 5-9 p.m. – Wright-Patt Club courtyard – Celebrate Oktoberfest at Wright-Patt! Join us at the Wright-Patt Club for German music, food, drinks and games, plus a free 2023 Oktoberfest stein to the first 125 adult attendees. Free entry. For more information, call 937-522-2160.
Club Member Breakfast
Oct. 3 – 7-9 a.m. – Wright-Patt Club – Attention club members! Join us for a FREE breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, biscuits & gravy, freshly made pancakes, coffee & juice. Cost for non-members is $12.95. For more information, call 937-522-2160.
Breast Cancer Awareness Glow Run
Oct. 13 – 6:30 am – Sign up to run or walk in the Breast Cancer Awareness Glow Run hosted by Wright-Patt Fitness & Sports. This is a free 2.5-mile fun run and will start in the Tennis Club parking lot. A light breakfast will be served following the run. Open to anyone with base access. Registration is required at Breast Cancer Awareness Glow Run.
Tennis Club Open House
Oct. 13 – 1-5 p.m. – Wright-Patt Tennis Club – Stop by the Tennis Club for FREE tennis classes from our club pros, racket-stringing demos and contests. Learn how to become a member, plus food and a DJ! For more information, call 937-257-7248.
Rod & Gun Open House
Oct. 14 – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. – Wright-Patt Rod & Gun Club – Come out to the Rod & Gun Open House and receive a one-day-only discounted annual membership fee! Plus, tour the facility, purchase discounted rounds and enjoy a potluck-style meal. For more information, call 937-257-3935.
Friday the 13th Horror Night
Oct. 13 – 7 p.m. – Wings Bar & Grille courtyard – Come out to Wings Bar & Grille for a horror double feature outside on the big screen! There will be door prizes, a costume contest prior to the movie, s’more packs available for purchase and a special cocktail menu. Doors open at 3 p.m. Movies are R-rated. Adults 18 and over only. Join us…if you dare! Call 937-520-2160 for more information.
Sparetime Grill now serving breakfast
Looking for someplace new to grab a quick, delicious breakfast? Sparetime Grill at Kittyhawk Lanes has you covered! Stop in from 7-9 a.m. Tuesday through Friday for your choice of breakfast sandwiches, burritos, bowls, biscuits & gravy, hash browns, French toast sticks and more.
Want to pre-order for an early-morning breakfast meeting? Just call 937-257-7796 by 5 p.m. the day before and pick it up on your way!
Information, Tickets and Travel
Columbus Blue Jackets tickets – Tickets are available for two games in Section 118: Sept. 24 vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins and Oct. 5 vs. the Washington Capitals. Cost: $40 each. Stop by the ITT office today!
Wright-Patt Country Club
Introducing Wright-Patt Country Club, where you can do it all with just one membership. Receive discounts off daily green fees, bowling, wood shop time, trap & skeet targets, archery, equipment rentals, tennis court times and more. There are four tiers to choose from: dorm resident, silver, gold and the exclusive platinum package, which can earn you premium parking, VIP seating and other perks. For information on how to sign up, go to www.wrightpattfss.com/country-club.
Massage therapy
Massage therapy is now available Wednesday and Friday at Wright Field Fitness Center. Prices start at $35 for 30 minutes. Call 937-904-9381 to schedule your appointment.
Tennis
Cardio tennis – Cardio tennis is a fun group activity for adults looking to maintain or improve their fitness levels. Open to adults who are level-advanced beginners and up. Classes are offered every Monday from 6-7 p.m. and Wednesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Cost: $15 for members and $18 for non-members. Call 937-257-7248 for more info.
Youth tennis – Whether they’re beginners or have experience on the court, children will learn and improve their skills while having tons of fun. Classes are offered Saturdays from 9-10 a.m. for ages 5-9; 10-11 a.m. for ages 10-11 and 11 a.m. to noon for ages 14-18. Cost: $15 for members and $18 for non-members. Call 937-257-7248 for more info.
Let’s Unite
Want to have an awesome morale event with your unit, but worried about the cost? You’re in luck! The Unite program has $18.50 for every Air and Space Force active-duty service member, Guard or reservist, and Defense Department civilian at Wright-Patterson AFB to host fun team-building events with your unit. The 88th Force Support Squadron has many options to host your event right on base for little to no out-of-pocket cost. Contact Kaley Bartosik, your installation’s community cohesion coordinator, for more information at 88FSS.Unite.WPAFB@us.af.mil or 937-713-2777. You can also visit www.wrightpattfss.com.
Base Directory Line is live: Call the Base Directory Line at 937-257-1110 for a listing of the most commonly used telephone numbers on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Civilian Health Promotion Services – Sept. 13-19: CHPS is offering FREE cardiac-risk profile (glucose/cholesterol), body-composition (Bodpod/InBody) and blood-pressure screenings, as well as OBSERV skin analysis, to DOD civilians only. Schedule an appointment in our office or visit during walk-in hours every Monday and Friday. For details, check out the “Civilian Health Promotion Services” attachment. Contact CHPS at 937-904-9359 or CHPSsupport@us.af.mil for more information.
Cross-cultural mentoring virtual events – Air Force Materiel Command’s Black/African American Employment Strategy Team-Major Command Barrier Analysis Working Group will continue to host virtual sessions that work toward eliminating barriers Airmen and Guardians may face. The 2023 lineup includes a “Human Resources” virtual series where you can learn about various aspects of this career field, as well as an “Ask Me Anything” virtual series featuring key topics and a Q&A session:
- The first “Human Resources” event takes place Sept. 13 from 2 to 3 p.m. via Zoom. You can find connection information on the attached “AFMC BEST MAJBAWG 2023 HR VIRTUAL SERIES FLYER” flyer. Web ID: 890 9317 1690. Passcode: 296133.
- The first “Ask Me Anything” virtual event is set for Sept. 28 at 2:30 p.m. via Teams. Connection information is on the attached “AMA FLYER.” To submit a question or connect via Teams, click this link.
National Preparedness Month info booth – Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. – In support of National Preparedness Month, WPAFB’s Office of Emergency Management will host an informational booth inside the Base Exchange. Stop by to meet the Emergency Management Flight and spin the wheel for free preparedness-related prizes to help get your emergency kit started. For more information, contact the WPAFB Office of Emergency Management at 937-257-3634.
Wright-Patterson AFB’s Pass and ID Office (Bldg. 286) will be closed at 1 p.m. Sept. 15. It will resume normal operations Sept. 18. Question or concerns can be directed to Pass and ID at 937-257-6264.
Come join the Wright-Patt Chess Club for its weekly meeting Sept. 15 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Bookery Games in Fairborn (15 W. Main St.) right outside Gate 1A. Please bring your own chess set and clock.
AMVETS Post 120 Open House – Sept. 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Veterans, active duty, reservists, National Guard and families are invited to a free community open house at AMVETS Post 120 in Franklin (605 S. Main St.). Representatives from local veteran organizations will provide information and volunteer opportunities. Free food and drinks. For details, see the “AMVETS Post 120 Open House” attachment.
Hispanic Heritage Festival – Sept. 16 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. – The Puerto Rican, American and Caribbean Organization & Five Rivers MetroParks present the 22nd Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival at RiverScape MetroPark in downtown Dayton. The event features live music, entertainment and food from a variety of Hispanic cultures. Admission is free. Check out the attached “PACO Dayton Hispanic Heritage Festival 2023” flyer for details. If interested in volunteering, go to www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4CAEAF2EAAFDC07-2023#.
The 88th Operations Support Squadron’s Munitions Flight will be closed Sept. 18-22 for the 100% semiannual cycle count. All issues and turn-ins must be given to this office no later than Sept. 15 so they can be processed in advance. Only bona fide emergency issues will be honored during the cycle count. In accordance with Department of the Air Force Manual 21-201, paragraph A3.3.3: “During semiannual cycle counts, minimize account transactions by only processing emergency requests submitted in writing and approved by the group commander (or equivalent).” For questions, contact Mr. Siders or Mr. Rose at 937-257-7510.
Last call for 2023 SAPR annual facilitators and Tier 3 training – The final Tier 1 and Tier 2 facilitator training sessions (aka “train the trainers”) take place in September and October. Facilitators are needed to accomplish mandatory Sexual Assault Prevention and Response annual training for Tier 1 (E-6, O-3, GS-11 civilians or equivalent, and below) and Tier 2 (E-7 to E-9, O-4 to O-6, and civilians GS-12 and above or equivalent).
To become a 2023 SAPR annual training facilitator, individuals must first complete and send their “SAPR annual training vetting application” (template attached) and completion certificates for the two below computer-based training courses to the 88th Air Base Wing’s SAPR org box at 88ABW.CVK@us.af.mil no later than Oct. 1:
Then, prospective facilitators will attend a facilitator course (aka “train the trainer”) with SAPR staff. The final remaining courses are listed below. Sign-up instructions will be sent to prospective facilitators after a SAPR staff member has verified their application and prerequisite training completion:
- Tier 1 – Oct. 18 at 9 a.m.
- Tier 2 (individuals will be certified as both Tier 1 and 2 facilitators at the end of this training, if nominated as a Tier 2 trainer on their vetting application). Final courses are scheduled for Sept. 18 at 1 p.m. and Oct. 5 at 9 a.m.
2023 SAPR annual training for Tier 3 personnel (general officers and Senior Executive Service civilians) must be facilitated by a sexual assault response coordinator. To sign up for a Tier 3 session, go to https://teamup.com/ks3dukfe8xw7ufu9rv.
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Blood Drive – Sept. 19-20 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. –
(Day 1)
Location: Wright Field Fitness Center, FAC testing area
Scheduling link: www.militarydonor.com/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/132248
(Day 2)
Location: Bldg. 16 (Area B), Room 141
Scheduling link: www.militarydonor.com/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/132252
Reservations are not required but highly encouraged. To schedule an appointment via QR code, see the “AFLCMC Blood Drive” attachment. If you have any questions, contact Joshua Beitel at joshua.beitel@us.af.mil, Andrew Seid at andrew.seid.1@us.af.mil, Tech. Sgt. Brandon Smith at brandon.smith.48@us.af.mil or Kristen Drilling at kristen.drilling@us.af.mil.
Wright Way Toastmasters virtual meetings – Are you freaking out about public speaking? Toastmasters can help you improve your speaking skills, develop and present ideas more effectively, deliver better presentations and gain self-confidence. The program targets speaking, listening, thinking on your feet, giving and receiving feedback, planning, motivation and team-building in a supportive environment. Join new and experienced speakers at noon Sept. 19 and Oct. 3 on Zoom. Email keithallen2211@gmail.com for any questions and the meeting ID number.
The WPAFB Logistics Officer Association Chapter invites all logisticians to its next event Sept. 21 from 4-6 p.m. at Wandering Griffin Brewery in Beavercreek (3725 Presidential Drive). In addition to food and refreshments, it’s a great information-and-networking opportunity to collaborate with fellow WPAFB logisticians.
WPAFB LOA Chapter’s purpose is to promote the aims of the Air Force mission through dedicated efforts and promote quality logistical support to upgrade the image visibility and promotability of the professional logistics officer. The organization serves all logisticians in the Wright-Patt community.
For questions, comments or concerns, contact any of the WPAFB LOA Committee’s Executive Board members:
Senior mentor: Brig. Gen. C. Lyle Drew – lyle.drew2@us.af.mil
President: Capt. Shelby Olivera – shelby.olivera.1@us.af.mil
Vice president: Craig Mohr – craig.mohr@oneil.com
Treasurer: Rodney Hromada – rodney.hromada.1@us.af.mil
Events chairperson: Steve Russell – steven.russell.15@us.af.mil
Membership: Capt. Katherine Kondas – katherine.kondas.1@us.af.mil
Information: Lamon (Max) Mabron-Rock – lamon.mabron-rock.1@us.af.mil
“Moving Wall” to be at Freedom Grove in Urbana – Sept. 21-24 – The “Moving Wall” is the half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and has toured the country for more than 30 years. VFW Post 5451 and several other veteran and community organizations will host the display Sept. 21-24 at Freedom Grove in Urbana:
Sept. 21 at 9 a.m.: parade through Freedom Grove
Sept. 23 at 10 a.m.: ceremony
Sept. 23: “Moving Wall” will join VFW during the Chili Festival Hoopla Parade
Volunteers are needed to prepare the display location Sept. 20 from 4 p.m. to dusk at Mid America Flight Museum (1412 N. Main St., Urbana). If interested, contact Robert Hemmerly at robert.hemmerly.1@us.af.mil.
For event details, go to www.urbanacitizen.com/2023/06/29/moving-wall-coming-to-urbana. More information on the “Moving Wall” can be found at www.themovingwall.org.
Honor Flight – Sept. 23 – It’s time again for Honor Flight Dayton. The Sept. 23 fall flight will take our heroes from World War II, Korea, the Cold War and Vietnam to Washington to see their memorials. We’d love to have you (and your organization) at the airport to welcome them home. The flight will arrive around 9:15 p.m.
There are two options to welcome them home at Dayton International Airport. First, you can get a gate pass from American Airlines (recommend no later than 8:15 p.m.), go through security and be at the gate when the veterans get off the airplane. With this option, you will need to stay at the gate until all are off the plane and they have walked out to the front of the airport. The second option is to meet them by the ticket counter. Many people will be out there – to include bands, JROTC units, Boy and Girl scouts, Civil Air Patrol and other groups. This is a great event and organizers would love to have a large crowd welcoming our veterans home. If you are military, especially if coming to the gate, wear your uniform—the veterans love to see that.
For more information about the homecoming or Honor Flight Dayton in general, reach out to Kelley Cox at kelley.m.cox10@gmail.com or Diana Pry at dpry@woh.rr.com.
Girls in Aviation Day – Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. – In partnership with the National Aviation Hall of Fame, Women in Aviation’s Huffman Prairie and The Wright chapters will host Girls in Aviation Day at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Designed for girls ages 8-17, Girls in Aviation Day is a FREE event to inspire girls and young women to get into aviation. Not everyone has to be a pilot – there are careers through engineering, mechanics/maintenance, logistics, human resources, accounting, air traffic control, dispatchers, hospitality, drones, marketing, management and more. Sign up at www.eventbrite.com/e/girls-in-aviation-day-2023-tickets-670298961237?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&from=452073fd259f11ee865a9a85c5a9d6fe. Check out the attached “Girls in Aviation Day boarding pass” for details. For more information, contact Ashley Ringer, Women in Aviation’s Huffman Prairie Chapter president, at 214-218-1069 or womeninaviationhuffmanprairie@gmail.com.
Wright-Patt Jamboree and Commander’s Cup Challenge – Sept. 25-29 – As the fiscal year comes to a close, the 88th Air Base Wing is hosting its 2nd Annual Jamboree to promote team-building and unit cohesion. The week is free for all military and DOD civilians at WPAFB. A Commander’s Cup Challenge will be a part of the Jamboree, with units and organizations battling in several sporting events and competitions. Prizes and awards will be presented during the “Planes, Tunes & BBQ” event 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 29 at the Area B athletic fields. See the attached “2nd Annual Jamboree” flyer for details. To sign up for sports and activities, go to www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4FAEA829ABFFC70-88abwjamboree.
Fire Prevention Week kickoff event – Sept. 29 from 3-6 p.m. – A fire-prevention community event will be held in the parking lot behind the Wright Field South Child Development Center. In addition to firetrucks and displays, there will be a “Firefighter Challenge” area for kids to explore, carnival games and the Fire Safety “Hazard House.” For more information, see the “Fire Prevention Week 2023” attachment or call 937-257-4075.
Combined Federal Campaign 2023 – The Combined Federal Campaign is officially open and runs through Jan. 14. This year’s theme is GIVE HAPPY, because studies show that when you give happiness, you get happy, too. CFC is a federal tradition – an annual opportunity to come together to raise money and volunteer for our favorite charities, spreading happiness around the world one gift at a time.
Last year, federal employees heard the urgent call to action and responded by giving generously from their hearts – donating more than $70 million. Right here at Wright-Patterson AFB, personnel pledged $754,000. With your help, we can surpass this! These CFC pledges make a real and meaningful difference to a countless number of individuals throughout our communities, nation and world.
The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base CFC committee is gearing up for this year’s local campaign, which runs Oct. 4 through Nov. 17, and seeking your help. If interested in sharing your “Why I give” story and comfortable with a 30-60 second recorded video interview, reach out to Lt. Col. Olga Brandt, committee chair, at olga.brandt@us.af.mil or Vice Chair Craig Erford at craig.erford@us.af.mil. Please provide the below information and you could be featured on the 88th Air Base Wing website and social media platforms:
- name
- organization
- email
- phone number
- brief description of why you donate
Save the date! The WPAFB CFC committee will host a couple of events to start the campaign. More details to come:
- Oct. 6 – CFC Awareness Golf Scramble at Twin Base Golf Course
- Oct. 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. – CFC Charity Kickoff at the USO Center on Area A
Throughout the campaign, officials will share weekly stories about how funds raised through CFC help people and communities in need. So keep a lookout in the Wright-Patt Weekly Bulletin and 88 ABW social media platforms. We’ll also provide key updates via “Wright-Patt All” emails. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to your CFC campaign manager.
As a reminder, if you’re interested in sharing your “Why I give” story, connect with the CFC committee by Sept. 15!
In the meantime, check out this brief video to see what CFC is all about: https://safe.menlosecurity.com/https://givecfc.org/campaign-videos.
Combined Federal Campaign golf outing – Oct. 6 – Twin Base Golf Course – This event will have a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The cost is $70 and includes green fee with a cart, beverages on the course, a buffet lunch and prizes after the round. To register, contact Jeff Leonard, Air Force Research Laboratory/Aerospace Systems Directorate, at jeffrey.leonard@us.af.mil. The outing is limited to the first 32 teams registered, so sign up early. If you do not have a complete team or want to register/play as an individual, contact the POC to be paired up with other players.
Payment: All players will pay at the course the day of the event. Cash or check is preferred for faster processing. Credit cards will be accepted.
This is an awareness event for the Combined Federal Campaign. Several charities will be on hand. Due to Office of Personnel Management guidelines, we cannot accept cash donations for charities; however, there will be a mobile app for at the event for participants to make an optional donation directly to a charity of their choice. You can also call or text 937-609-6803 with questions. Please include emails for your players so we can contact everyone with updates as necessary. For more golf outing details, see the attached “CFC golf outing flyer.”
19th Annual Pumpkin Chuck – Oct. 7 from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. – The Pumpkin Chuck is returning to the Air Force Museum airfield! (Entrance is at Spinning Road Gate, 5901 Airway Road in Riverside). Sponsored by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Engineering Directorate, the event is family-friendly, open to the public and a fun way to raise awareness about the STEM outreach program at WPAFB for future engineers. There will be food trucks, local vendors, live music, lots of flying pumpkins for everyone's enjoyment and a kids STEM area packed full of fun activities. See the attached “Pumpkin Chuck” flyer or check out the event’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/PumpkinChuckDayton. For registration and volunteer info, email STEM.Pumpkin.Chuck.Dayton.OH@gmail.com.
Energy Action Month guest speaker – Oct. 11 at 9 and 11 a.m. – Wright-Patt Club, Fireside Room – The 88th Civil Engineer Group’s Energy Management Division is hosting a free guest speaker event with Meg Maloney, the city of Dayton’s sustainability manager. There will be a 9 and 11 a.m. session. Each will last about 45 minutes, with 10 minutes for Q&A. Maloney will talk about Dayton’s energy strategy that is geared toward helping reduce emissions and save money for residents and city facilities. This strategy includes energy procurement, energy-efficiency updates and exploration of renewable-energy options. In addition, she will discuss the process of starting a decarbonization strategy for the city, with a goal of zero emissions by 2050.
October is Energy Action Month, which is aimed at highlighting energy’s critical role in operations and mission continuity by encouraging its smart use and management for installations, ground vehicles and aircraft. This year, the Air Force continues to embrace the theme of “Powering Possibility,” which reflects the department’s forward-looking approach to energy innovation and powering the future force.
For questions about the Wright-Patt Club event, contact Rick Papetti at rick.papetti.ctr@us.af.mil or 937-656-1981.
Meg Maloney bio: In her role as sustainability manager at the city of Dayton, Meg Maloney advocates for a more sustainable future for local residents and businesses through energy and environmental justice programs. She helped save over $14 million for residents and small businesses in 2022 and 2023 through energy programs. In addition, Maloney helped identify over $3.5 million in savings through utility-billing audits and curtailment for city of Dayton facilities last year. She is passionate about advocating for the redevelopment of disinvested communities and works to turn blighted sites into assets. Over the past two years, Maloney has been recognized for her sustainability work and was honored by the Dayton Business Journal as an Innovator under 25, Best Sustainability Staff Member in the state by the Ohio Mayor’s Alliance, and top Sustainability Leader for the Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio region.
Wright-Patterson Junior Force Council serves all junior members with less than 10 years of experience, including nonsupervisory GG-13, captains, technical sergeants and below. Add yourself to our email distro and Teams page for updates and news on upcoming opportunities. Registration for WPJFC’s Leadership Symposium on Oct. 12 is live here. Reach out to Shevon Barnes at shevon.barnes@us.af.mil for more information about the event.
Glow Run – Oct. 13 at 6:30 a.m. – In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a free 2.5-mile Glow Run is set to start in the Tennis Club parking lot. Participants will receive pink glow sticks, bracelets and necklaces to light up the course. See the attached “Glow Run” flyer for details and how to register.
Unofficial photos – The next unofficial photo event will be:
Location is on Area B at the Air Force Institute of Technology’s Kenney Hall Auditorium. Availability will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Appointments are not offered.
Save the date! The 42nd Annual AFMC International Ball will be held Oct. 21 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Stay tuned for more information.
Retiree Appreciation Day – Oct. 27 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. – The 88th Air Base Wing will host Retiree Appreciation Day at the Wright-Patt Club. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and briefings start at 8. The free annual event features guest speakers and links attendees with various services and agencies, including Wright-Patterson Medical Center, Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Ohio Department of Veteran Services, and numerous other WPAFB and local organizations. It’s open to all military retirees, their family members and survivors, as well as those nearing retirement. For more information, call the base’s Retiree Activities Office at 937-257-3221 or email rao-wp@hotmail.com.
“Run for Your Life” Zombie Chase – Oct. 27 at 5 p.m. – For all Halloween lovers out there, this free annual 5K run returns to Bass Lake. No registration required, costumes welcome. Prizes will be awarded. If running the 5K is not your thing, no worries: Dress up like a zombie and chase the participants. Check out the “Zombie Chase” attachment for details and how to volunteer.
Base Thrift Shop is fully stocked after summer renovations – stop by to shop, donate or consign – Anyone with base access can shop at the store. Bring your family and friends and show them the great deals. The Base Thrift Shop is in Building 95 along Wright Avenue (next to Outdoor Rec) on Area A. Hours of operation: 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Consignments take place 9:30-11:30 a.m. on a walk-in basis only. Call 937-879-5630 during business hours for more information. Check us out on Facebook at WPOSC THRIFT SHOP to see our weekly updates. All Base Thrift Shop proceeds are used to benefit WPAFB and surrounding communities.
Greater Dayton Chapter of Blacks in Government meets the second Thursday every month from 6-7 p.m. at Dayton Metro Library’s Burkhardt Branch (4704 Burkhardt Ave, Dayton). The GDC-BIG meeting gives government employees a chance to interact, advocate, engage with the community, and promote equal opportunity and professional development. You can also join via Teams at BIG Membership Meeting or dial in: 410-874-6740 (conference ID: 430 341 139#). The meeting is open to all military, civilians and contractors working in local, state and federal government. For more information, contact GDC-BIG President Damon Smith at mrdzs@att.net.
Ultimate Frisbee every Friday afternoon – A friendly game of ultimate Frisbee is played every Friday at 4 p.m. on Area A. If you wish to be placed on the distribution list, contact Chad Kimmel at chad.kimmel.1@us.af.mil. All skill levels are welcome.
DOD CIVILIAN RETIREE ID CARDS TERMINATED
Department of Defense civilian retiree ID cards are no longer valid. Effective immediately, new DOD civilian retiree ID cards and Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve field committee volunteer Uniformed Service Identification cards will no longer be issued. This is a result of memorandums signed Feb. 17 by the undersecretary of defense for Personnel and Readiness – www.dcpas.osd.mil/sites/default/files/UPR003010-22%20SIGNED%20CIVILIAN%20RETIREE%20CAC.pdf.
PUBLIC NOTICE: WEINGARTEN RIGHTS
This notice is mandated by labor-management agreements between the 88th Air Base Wing and personnel represented by International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Local 225.
Publication of this Weingarten Rights notice is required by 5 USC 7114(a)(3).
A labor union representative shall be given the opportunity to be present at any examination of a bargaining-unit employee conducted by a management official in connection with an investigation, if the employee: (1) reasonably believes the examination may result in disciplinary action against him or her; (2) requests representation.
Refer Weingarten Rights or bargaining-unit status questions to the 88th Force Support Squadron’s Civilian Personnel Flight (Labor and Employee Management Relations Branch) at 937-904-3326.
Boy Scouts of America – Wright-Patt families can find scouting opportunities in the Miami Valley Council, which serves Dayton and the surrounding region. For details, check out the attached “Scout flyer” or go to https://beascout.scouting.org.
Prohibited dietary supplements – Did you know that some dietary supplements on the market are prohibited for use by military and Defense Department members? Some ingredients in dietary supplements can cause a positive drug test, which no one wants. To ensure the supplements you’re taking are approved, visit www.opss.org/dod-prohibited-dietary-supplement-ingredients and search by the ingredients listed in the supplement. This is part of Operation Supplement Safety and only provides the banned ingredients; there is no list of banned supplements. Do your research before trying something new to make sure you are not accidentally taking something that’s banned. Attached is “DODI supplements” for more information.
Area defense counsel – You’re never alone. Contact Capt Jessica Rucker, Wright-Patterson AFB’s new ADC. She and Staff Sgt. Taraya Downhour, defense paralegal, are here to help you navigate derogatory allegations. Call or email for an appointment at 937-257-7841, taraya.downhour@us.af.mil or jessica.rucker.1@us.af.mil@us.af.mil. Check out the attached “ADC flyer” for details.
Civilian Personnel Office – Are you an appropriated civilian employee with an HR question? Perhaps you’re planning to retire soon and curious about the process, or maybe you had a name change recently and are wondering how to update your records? Our staff members are available to advise and guide you through the variety of administrative processes you might encounter during your federal service. If you have an HR question, call 937-904-3326, visit us in Building 2 or reach out via email at 88fss.fsca.workflow@us.af.mil.
The “DAF365 Hub” is your go-to website for all things Office 365, providing a wealth of information, training resources, troubleshooting guides and more. Whether you’re a seasoned O365 user or just getting started, The Hub offers a comprehensive collection of insights, tips and best practices to help you leverage Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive and other O365 applications effectively. Simply visit DAF365 Hub - Center for: MS Office, Teams, Email, SharePoint/OneDrive - Home (dps.mil).
The WPAFB Admins Info Teams channel is open to administrative professionals at WPAFB, their mentors and anyone with an administrative role. General questions can be submitted to the channel for assistance from knowledgeable members of the WPAFB Admins Info team, which caters to Wright-Patt administrative professional needs.
The Air Force e-learning site has migrated to Percipio. You can visit to learn more about diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility topics.
Wright-Patterson Women’s Initiative Team – Open to all genders, ranks, civilian and military personnel. Meetings are held the second Tuesday each month at 10 a.m. on Teams and in person. We are focusing on the following lines of effort: 1. Supporting women in the workplace. 2. Resources for women’s health (contraceptives, nursing mothers, family support). 3. Women’s fitness research. We support Air Force and Air Force Materiel Command WIT efforts. For questions or more information, email WPAFB.WomensInitiativeTeam@us.af.mil.
WIT is a Special Emphasis Program under the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Directorate’s Affirmative Employment Program at Wright-Patterson AFB. Special emphasis programs enhance employment and cultural awareness of protected groups and support Affirmative Employment Program and equal opportunity initiatives by helping address professional development, advancement and training of underrepresented groups, so they have the chance to reach their full-employment potential.
WIT Special Emphasis Program manager: Maj. Elizabeth Foley
WIT champion: Kimberly Parrett
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2023 finisher medals: Race organizers continue to be an industry leader with the 2023 Air Force Marathon finisher medals (marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K, relay, Tailwind Trot) made from American steel for the fourth year in a row. The finisher medal portrays the featured aircraft and will increase in size based on the miles you put in. You can find all the official 2023 finisher medals and race shirts here.
Free training programs: The 27th annual Air Force Marathon is set for Sept. 14-16. Sept. 16 events include a full and half marathon, 10K, three-person marathon relay, Fly! Fight! Win! Challenge Series and Finish Line Festival at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. The Health & Fitness Expo will be Sept. 14-15 at Wright State University’s Nutter Center, with the 5K and Tailwind Trot 1K held on the 15th. This year’s Air Force Marathon features three aircraft: HH-60W Jolly Green II, MH-139 Grey Wolf and UH-1N Huey. Don’t forget to check out the free training programs to help you prepare for your upcoming Air Force Marathon race. Officials have designed beginner training programs, as well as intermediate training programs, to help guide your training toward a successful finish. Lock in your race registration here!
Volunteer registration now open: It takes over 1,500 dedicated Flight Crew volunteers to ensure all Air Force Marathon events take off without a hitch. Flight Crew volunteers make this possible by giving their time with pre-race setup, endless support during race weekend and postrace cleanup. There are opportunities for individuals and groups to help with shirt and packet pickup at the Health & Fitness Expo, distributing water cups on race day, gear check, supporting the start and finish lines, and much more. Register here today!
Group Run every Monday at Skeel Avenue – 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 patch. Each way is 1.1 miles. A portable restroom is available on-site. Don’t forget to bring your own hydration and nutrition, as needed. See you Monday afternoons rain or shine!
Blue Streak Time Trial – 25 years of cycling: The Blue Streak Time Trial 10-mile loop course takes cyclists on a scenic route around WPAFB the second Tuesday each month from April through October. Registration for the season-ending Oct. 10 event is now open. All Blue Streak Time Trial events are open to the public. Organizers look forward to sharing one of the best and safest cycling events in the region with participants of all talent levels from all over the Miami Valley and beyond. Register and learn more here.
Space Force T-Minus 10-Miler – registration now open: Registration for the 2nd Annual U.S. Space Force T-Minus 10-Miler is now open here! 2023 pricing can be found here. Veterans, retired military, active duty, reservists, National Guard and ROTC of all branches will be offered a military discount of $5 off the in-person event. This 10-miler race will lift off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, on Dec. 9 and be a part of the Space Force birthday celebration each year. The 2023 featured rocket is the XSM-64 Navaho. It will be portrayed on official race shirts, finisher medals, commemorative patches and more throughout the year. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @RunSpaceForce for the latest news and announcements.
New aircraft revealed: Northrop Tacit Blue race – Registration is open for the 2023 History & Heritage Race Series. The featured aircraft is the Northrop Tacit Blue for the September-October race! The 3rd Annual History & Heritage Race Series is a virtual event powered by the Air Force Marathon, featuring retired aircraft that have shaped the Air Force’s airpower throughout history. With options to participate in the marathon, half marathon, 10K or 5K distance, competitors receive a finisher medal and patch portraying the featured aircraft for $30. Learn more and register here.
Race-transfer information: Are you registered for the 2023 Air Force Marathon and now want to transfer to a different event? Follow the instructions below to transfer into your new distance. Transfers will also be offered at the Health & Fitness Expo during race weekend.
1. Visit your participant dashboard and sign into your Race Roster account using the same email you registered with.
2. Select “Transfer” and then click “Transfer to new sub event”
3. Choose the new event you’d like to transfer to in the dropdown and click “Start transfer”
4. Continue to move through the registration questions.
5. If you purchased additional products during your original sign-up, be sure to select them again when filling out your new registration. Your original payment will carry over.
6. Finish the registration process and you will then receive an email confirming your transfer.
The cost for all race transfers is $15 plus the difference between the price you originally paid and current price of the distance you’re transferring into. If you’re transferring into a distance that costs less than what you already paid, you will not be refunded the price difference.
Air Force Marathon – featured guest speaker: Officials are honored to welcome Brian L. Slade as featured guest speaker of the 2023 Air Force Marathon. He is a true force to be reckoned with – an accomplished veteran, writer and entrepreneur with a wealth of experience in various fields. With 25 years of military service, Slade has held command positions while in combat in both the Army and Air Force, earning numerous decorations for his service, including the Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star and 14 combat air medals. He is a veteran of several conflicts, including Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, and his dedication to service has been a consistent theme throughout his life, both in and out of the military. Slade will speak during the Gourmet Pasta Dinner on Sept. 15 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, where a hearty pasta meal will be served buffet style with vegetarian and gluten-free options. This special event is open to the public and the museum will be available to tour as well. Purchase your tickets here today! (Children 5 and under are free but still must be registered).
Air Force Marathon – Finish Line Festival: We are excited to announce the Air Force Marathon Finish Line Festival and After Party have joined forces in 2023. To alleviate the stress and hassle of getting from one venue to another, both festivities will be held at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force on Sept. 16. This free festival is open to the public and will officially begin once the first runner crosses the iconic finish line. Join family and friends in the celebration, listen to live music and enjoy ice-cold beverages with a bite to eat. At 1 p.m., the Air Force Marathon Office will make a special announcement. Check out all the happenings here.
Join our community – This Facebook group was created for anyone involved with or 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.
USO Wright-Patt programs are open to currently serving military and family members. Follow us on Facebook (@USOOhio) and join our Wright-Patterson group at https://ohio.uso.org/wright-patterson-center to stay up to date on all events, or call us at 937-904-0541 for more information. USO Center staff can also be reached at rfranz@uso.org and wwigg@uso.org.
USO Wright-Patt is now open until 8 p.m.: Volunteers needed to fill evening shifts. WPAFB’s USO Center is now open Tuesday to Saturday until 8 p.m. This includes the center café, game room and all amenities. Currently serving military and family members – stop by for a snack and beverage, or use our Wi-Fi, CAC-enabled computers and gaming consoles. Come build connections or take a break at the USO! To keep the USO Center open with extended hours, we need to grow our roster of volunteers available to work evening shifts 5-8:30 p.m. Do you have an evening free after work? Sign up to volunteer at https://volunteers.uso.org/?nd=login or stop by the center anytime for a chat. We’d love to have you join our team. The minimum commitment is one shift per month. Contact Center Operations Supervisor William Wigg at wwigg@uso.org with any questions.
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Soldier Showdown V Sweepstakes – Game on! Wright-Patterson shoppers can enter to win one of 50 gaming prizes in the Soldier Showdown V Sweepstakes at ShopMyExchange.com/sweepstakes through Sept. 30. For details, check out the attached “Soldier Showdown Sweepstakes” flyer.
Win a 2023 Jeep Rubicon – A customized 2023 Jeep Rubicon 392 and ride-along experience with off-road racing star Casey Currie are up for grabs in the Monster Energy Casey Currie Jeep Sweepstakes! Enter at ShopMyExchange.com/sweepstakes through Sept. 30.
Happy birthday, Air Force! – Celebrate 76 years with one of the year’s biggest sweepstakes. Nearly $7,000 in tactical prizes are up for grabs from Sept. 15 through Oct. 13. See the “AF birthday” attachment for details. Authorized Wright-Patterson Exchange shoppers can enter at ShopMyExchange.com/sweepstakes.
Red Bull Exchange Gift Card Sweepstakes – Red Bull gives you winnings! Nearly $22,000 in prizes are up for grabs in the Red Bull Exchange Gift Card Sweepstakes. Through Oct. 31, you can enter at ShopMyExchange.com/sweepstakes. Winners will be randomly chosen by Nov. 10.
Food trucks are back in full swing with added locations to better serve you! Watch our Facebook page for the daily list of food trucks near you – www.facebook.com/WrightPattersonExchange.
KungFu BBQ now in Building 45 – Serving its food truck favorites now 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays in the cafeteria area. Online ordering and catering options are also available at https://kfubbq.com. The birria tacos are waiting for you!
Earn double points with MILITARY STAR. Use your MILITARY STAR card on the 15th every month to receive double rewards points for your purchases at Wright-Patterson Express stores.
Pay Your Way plans – Wright-Patterson Airmen and families can get more time to pay off their purchases with the MILITARY STAR card’s Pay Your Way plans, which enable shoppers to pay off purchases with fixed monthly payments at a reduced annual percentage rate. Plans are available at the Wright-Patterson Exchange and ShopMyExchange.com.
Online appointment scheduling for Wright-Patterson barbershops is here! Easily schedule your next appointment with our new online-booking system. Book at your convenience, prepay for service and even check your favorite barber’s schedule.
You Made The Grade! Work hard and earn big at the Exchange. WPAFB students in grades 1-12 with a B average or better can bring their report cards to the Wright-Patterson Exchange to receive a gift card, coupon sheet and chance to win a $2,000 grand prize.
Starbucks, Subway and Charleys Philly Steaks all offer catering! For your next office event, call the Food Court at 937-879-4317 and Starbucks at 937-879-4617 to arrange for sandwiches, wraps, coffee and more.
Salad Wednesdays at Wright-Patterson Area B Burger King, Food Court Subway, Burger King and Charleys Philly Steaks! Get $2 off any salad valued at $4 or more every Wednesday. Dunkin’ will announce its grand opening soon! The vacated Einstein Bagel Shop at the Air Force Institute of Technology is converting the area to house the very first Dunkin’ on Wright-Patterson AFB. Stay tuned for grand opening day information.
Floyd & Gertie Studio, Bunker 27 and GNC in your Main Exchange Mall. One-stop shopping for unique gifts and nutrition needs.
Micro Markets are now open in AFIT Building 642, AFRL Building 653 and Building 16! You have the convenience of self-serve with healthy options, snacks and drinks 24/7 at the automated and contactless market.
HEALTHIER 4 U VENDING – Area B Express lobby is open 24/7. If you’re interested in adding vending machines to your location, call the Exchange Services Office at 937-879-2713.
Coffee Café in Building 16 is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. serving coffee, breakfast, lunch and daily specials – always made to order. Use the code word “ABW Bulletin” and receive a cookie or chips of your choice free with any meal purchase.
DOD and Coast Guard civilians can shop and now apply for a MILITARY STAR card. DOD personnel are eligible to apply for a MILITARY STAR account both in store and on www.myecp.com. With access to online shopping, DOD employees also enjoy MILITARY STAR benefits, like free shipping! ***NOTE: cannot purchase tobacco, alcohol or military uniforms.
Specific MILITARY STAR benefits for DOD personnel include:
· 2% rewards on in-store and online purchases ($1 spend = two points; 2,000 points = $20 reward gift card)
· Same industry-low annual percentage rate for everyone
· 10% off all first-day purchases at Exchange facilities (15% through Aug. 31)
· 5 cents off every gallon of fuel on installation
· 10% off food court purchases
· Exclusive savings and financing offers
NOW HIRING at the Exchange – The Wright-Patterson Exchange is hiring for admin, retail and food positions. For more information, call Amy at the Exchange Recruiting Office: 937-879-1342. Apply now at www.applymyexchange.com and see where your future can go with the Exchange. #WhereHeroesWork
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Plane Talks – Sept. 16 – In honor of the Air Force’s 76th anniversary, interact with various subject matter experts stationed in the galleries near the aircraft or exhibit that relates to their expertise. They include veterans, active duty, former pilots, crewmembers, engineers and navigators.
Blood drive – Sept. 22 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. – Give the gift of life with your blood donation under the wings of the B-52 in the museum’s second building. Walk-ins are welcome or pre-register at www.militarydonor.com and search by ZIP code 45433, or call 937-257-0580 with questions. Free shirts and snacks for all donors.
Discover Steampunk: A Fantastical Hands-On Adventure – opens Sept. 24 – How did thinkers of the late 1800s, including writers such as Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, envision the future? This new special exhibit is free and open daily to all museum visitors through Dec. 10. Created by Imagine Exhibitions Inc., Discover Steampunk is made possible by generous support from CenterPoint Energy through its partnership with the Air Force Museum Foundation. (Federal endorsement not implied).
Rocket Day – Oct. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. – Join us for an out-of-this-world day of excitement at the museum – and did we mention it’s FREE? Kids will be able to build their own model rocket, launch it on the museum lawn (weather permitting) with help from Wright Stuff Rocketeers, see a real lunar rover brought courtesy of the Armstrong Air and Space Museum, rocketry presentations and activities in the National Aviation Hall of Fame, and more! This event is made possible by the Air Force Museum Foundation. (Federal endorsement not implied).
Troops and Treats – Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Open to ghosts and goblins of all ages! Come dressed in your favorite costume and enjoy trick-or-treating, games and fun. More info: Events (af.mil).
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT – CONTRACT POSITION FOR WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB CHAPEL TITHES AND OFFERINGS FUND PROTESTANT PARISH COORDINATOR: The Wright-Patterson AFB Chaplain Corps is seeking to hire for the contract position of Protestant parish coordinator. Candidates must be over age 18. Contracts will be awarded on best value, and the final selectee must successfully complete a background check. Specific details on requirements, qualifications, job responsibilities and the selection process are included in the application packet, which can be picked up at Kittyhawk Chapel, 2267 Birch St., WPAFB, OH 45433 or Prairies Chapel, 682 Chapel Lane, WPAFB, OH 45433. Sealed bids with resumes will be accepted at either chapel until 3:30 p.m. Sept. 27. Direct questions to Chaplain (Capt.) Tim Thurber, the CTOF contracting officer, at timothy.thurber.1@us.af.mil or 937-257-7427.
Catholic services:
Wright-Patterson Medical Center Chapel: Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 a.m.
AFIT: Tuesday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m.
Prairies Chapel: Friday at noon with adoration immediately following until 1:30 p.m., Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m.
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.
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.
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.
Protestant services:
Kittyhawk Chapel: Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Protestant Women of the Chapel:
Join Protestant Women of the Chapel for fellowship and time spent in God’s word at the PWOC Bible Study Kickoff. The final session is set for 9 a.m. Sept. 13 inside the Chapel Community Center. See the “PWOC Bible Study” attachment for more info. Bring a friend! For information about PWOC, send an email to WrightPattPWOC@gmail.com.
Additional information:
For more chapel information and services, visit Chapel Community (af.mil). Should you need assistance or have questions, call 937-257-7427.