By Tech. Sgt. Phyllis Hanson
Air Force Public Affairs Agency
While news on the earthquake that shook Chile, Feb. 27 has been “quiet” as of late, efforts are still ongoing to get the country back on its feet. Some of those efforts include ongoing medical and logistical support from the U.S. Air Force and Navy.
During a DoD Live Bloggers Roundtable [...]
Follow the Air Force on Twitter- Working together with @NavyNews & @TheNatlGuard supporting relief efforts in Chile http://ow.ly/1nPeh
- RT @southcomwatch: AF doctors begin treating patients in Chile as part of earthquake relief http://tinyurl.com/yaqkc9t
- Please welcome @USTRANSCOM to twitter and facebook http://ow.ly/1ipI1
- And please remember, we're still trying to switch our followers from @AFPAA and @US_Air_Force over to @usairforce. Please spread the word!!!
- In Austin for #SXSW? Look for @usairforce (@paulfbove) and @ArmedwScience and others from DoD and Gov20.
- From @ArmedwScience Supporting Science 24/7 in Antarctica: Air Force MSgt John Rayome http://ow.ly/1qcF7e Icy challenges in a foreign land
- Women Airforce Service Pilots--thanks for your service! (New blog post about WASPs receiving Congressional Gold Medal) http://ow.ly/1he3i
- Proud of all DoD social media efforts! Check out this presentation by @navynews : http://ow.ly/1gavd
- RT @southcomwatch: U.S. Air Force medical team deploys to Chile to support earthquake relief efforts http://tinyurl.com/yj5bskf
- Want to get "Inside the heads of 'Hurt Locker' bomb defusers?" Hint, many of those heads are USAF Airmen http://ow.ly/1eMaa
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