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Summary
Senior Airman Cory Schleyer, of the 179th Airlift Wing and Ohio National Guard Counterdrug Task Force, is making an impact on the fight against illegal drugs in Ohio and nationally with his innovative modification of an existing software program that tracks violent gun crimes associated with illegal drug trade. Schleyer, with the help of his colleague Tech. Sgt. David Glass, modified a program through recoding that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) initially developed for epidemiology, and repurposed it to treat violent gun crime as a disease. (Courtesy photo)
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ohio national guard
tobacco
ohio
technology
airman
partnership
national guard
counterdrug
firearms and explosives
cdf
atf
innovation
citizen airman
counterdrig task force
u s bureau of alcohol
supporting our communities
ohio national guard public affairs
columbus
oh
using innovation to recode the fight against drugs
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Date
01/08/2018
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