Top Airman, military training flight named

The Airman of the Month is Airman 1st Class Hannah Bell, an airfield systems student in the 338th Training Squadron from Oahu, Hawaii. She graduates Monday and returns to her home state for an assignment with the Hawaii Air National Guard’s 297th Air Traffic Control Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Top Airman, militarity training flight named

Published Dec. 15, 2010
By Susan Griggs
81st Training Wing Public Affairs

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. -- Dec. 8, the 81st Training Group announced its Airman of the Month and top military training flight for November.

The Airman of the Month is Airman 1st Class Hannah Bell, an airfield systems student in the 338th Training Squadron from Oahu, Hawaii. She graduates Monday and returns to her home state for an assignment with the Hawaii Air National Guard's 297th Air Traffic Control Squadron.

Each of the five squadrons that train nonprior service students selects one Airman to compete at a monthly group board.

Airmen are graded on personal appearance, communication skills and military bearing. They also respond to questions about customs and courtesies, dress and appearance, selected entries in the Airman's Manual and current events from that week's issue of the Keesler News.

The MTF of the month for September is from the 335th TRS. The Bulls scored the highest overall in areas such as marching, physical training, room inspections, open ranks, Airman's Manual, charge of quarters and retreat. The flight received a roving sign to put in the front of its squadron to recognize its achievement.