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359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron

359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron

Lt. Col. Dan Roberts, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron Aerospace physiologist and night vision goggle advanced instructor, demonstrates how to focus night vision goggles during an NVG navigation course April 8... More

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, shows Master Sgt. Patricia Manzur Ballard, and Capt. Danny Elich, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Aviano Air Force Base, Ita... More

Capt. Jessamy Thornton (left), 359th Aerospace Medicine

Capt. Jessamy Thornton (left), 359th Aerospace Medicine

Capt. Jessamy Thornton (left), 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron dentist, and Senior Airman Jorge Rojas, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron dental technician, perform a dental procedure on a patient Aug. 22 at t... More

Mr. Alan Nursall (right), TELUS World of Science—Edmonton

Mr. Alan Nursall (right), TELUS World of Science—Edmonton

Mr. Alan Nursall (right), TELUS World of Science—Edmonton president and chief executive officer, asks 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron technicians what to expect during his flight in the Gyro Integrated Physio... More

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron public health technician, collects mosquitoes July 11 at the Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Child Development Center. Once collected, the mosqu... More

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight commander, Aerospace & Operational Physiology sets Lt Col Michael Contardo (onscreen/in sim) AETC T-6 pilot instructor training, up for a simul... More

Brig. Gen. John A. Cherrey Director of Intelligence,

Brig. Gen. John A. Cherrey Director of Intelligence,

Brig. Gen. John A. Cherrey Director of Intelligence, Operations and Nuclear Integration, Headquarters Air Education and Training Command, Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight comma... More

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Shannon Anderson, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron public health technician, collects mosquitoes July 11, 2013 at the Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Bowling Center. Once collected, the mosquitoe... More

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight commander, Aerospace & Operational Physiology and Lt Col Michael Contardo AETC T-6 pilot instructor training (PIT), work on Spatial Disorientat... More

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th

(from right to left) First Lt. Michael Vastola, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, shows Master Sgt. Patricia Manzur Ballard, and Capt. Danny Elich, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Aviano Air Force Base, Ita... More

Lorna Firehammer (left), 359th Aerospace-Medicine Squadron

Lorna Firehammer (left), 359th Aerospace-Medicine Squadron

Lorna Firehammer (left), 359th Aerospace-Medicine Squadron Dental Flight dental assistant, helps Lt. Col. James Kutner, 359th AMDS Dental Flight commander, during a procedure Jan. 22 at the Joint Base San Anton... More

Senior Airman Michael Feliciano, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Michael Feliciano, 359th Aerospace Medicine

Senior Airman Michael Feliciano, 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron aerospace physiology technician, runs through a test, Sept. 18, on the Gyro Integrated Physiological Trainer II on Joint Base San Antonio-Rando... More

TSgt Dannella Smith 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

TSgt Dannella Smith 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

TSgt Dannella Smith 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, logistic element NCOIC and Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight commander, Aerospace & Operational Physiology, perform prefli... More

Lt. Col. Jennifer Giovannetti (right), 359th Aerospace

Lt. Col. Jennifer Giovannetti (right), 359th Aerospace

Lt. Col. Jennifer Giovannetti (right), 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight commander, adjusts Mr. Alan Nursall’s flight mask Sept. 18, before going on the hypoxia familiarization trainer on Joint Base San ... More

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight commander, Aerospace & Operational Physiology instructs Lt Col Michael Contardo AETC T-6 pilot instructor training, through an Spatial Disorien... More

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