A Day in a Life of an Airman: Sponsoring Airman to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base!

[@hey6846]

You just made something that would have been stressful actually hospitable. No doubt it's these kinds of acts that make the Air Force (and life in general) a much better place! Sooo thanks! One of the nicest things I've seen about the Air Force so far!

[@junprelhe3117]

Thank you. I wanted her to feel welcomed and some kind of at home when she arrives because I know how it feels moving in a new place with no idea and friends. Its that first few days of 'what am i supposed to do/i dont have anything' that is stressful for new airmen 😊.

[@parkerbb1]

This is so nice! Hope someone does the same for my son when he gets there.

[@junprelhe3117]

Thank you 😊.. proper communication with the sponsor is very vital in this process 🤗

[@ericstorey8321]

Thank you very much for asking my question I understand what you saying though

[@jamyrinwilliams5529]

Jun is so beautiful 😍

[@ericstorey8321]

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Army I have a question see I have someone say don't have found say I had a son or daughter on the base but it called when the police called them send a receipt package because we still in covid-19 research at the same time we may be in a secret location I may want to send them stuff to the mail or do I got to go eBay and give it to know what's up thank you for answering my question

[@junprelhe3117]

Not sure if I understood this. But if he/she is in a top security/high clearance job or facility, I do not have the information on how mails/packages are processed if sent to their unit. I do know that cellphones are turned off/left in lockers or outside the facility, so whenever they go on break or go home, then they can access it. Sending packages straight to their address is much better, if they live in the dorms, itll be kept in the post office for certain days then sent back if unclaimed.