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Lt. Col. Darin Nitschke, 184th Medical Group optometrist, checks Senior Airman Brent Peck's, 134th Air Control Squadron network operations journeyman, visual acuity, Nov. 3, 2013. The 184th Intelligence Wing held wing-wide preventive health assessments for its military members in November and December 2013. These components allowed military members to receive their annual exam as fast as possible with multiple round-about stations and scheduled appointments. The short route had four stops if the member did not need to meet with the physician. This included check-in, blood drawn, flu shot, and Web health assessment review stations. The other PHA route had eight total stations that included the first four stations plus optometry, vitals, physical visit, and final review locations.