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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - Col. Ronald Kichura, an optometrist from and commander of the 176th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard, checks the prescription on a patient?s eye glasses, May 4, 2011. Kichura and about 35 other members from the 176th Wing are in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - Col. Ronald Kichura, an optometrist from and commander of the 176th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard, performs a cover test to check his patient?s eye alignment, May 3, 2011. Kichura and about 35 other members from the 176th Wing are in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - Capt. Andrew Adamich, an optometrist from the 176th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard, performs a sight test with a phoropter on a patient to determine her eyeglass prescription, May 3, 2011. Adamich and about 35 other members from the 176th Wing are in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Sandy Hernandez, a hospital corpsman from the Operational Health Support Unit, San Diego, Detachment J, checks the visual acuity of a patient, May 3, 2011. Hernandez is in Alabama along with about sixty other medical professional from numerous military components and services for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

Senior Airman Joshua Frye, a structural specialist from the 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Marine Cpl. Benjamin Greenwald, from the 6th Engineer Support Batallion, prepare plywood for cutting May 5 to build a patio covering at a clinic here. Members from the 176th Wing were in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. N. Alicia Goldberger.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Senior Airman Joshua Frye, a structrual specialist from the 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, steadies wood for a patio covering at a clinic here. Members from the 176th Wing, along with various services and components, were in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real-world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to underserved communities in the United States.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Staff Sgt. Abigail Olivares, a utilities specialist from the 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, learns to cut a structural beam May 4 under the guidance of Tech. Sgt. Mark Smith, also from the 176th CES, for a patio covering at a clinic here. Thirty-five members of the 176th Wing arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care and structural services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Staff Sgt. N. Alicia Goldberger, a public affairs specialist from the 176th Wing, lends a hand drilling holes in concrete here May 4 to anchor support beams for a patio covering. Thirty-five members of the 176th Wing arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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DANNELLY FIELD, Ala. - Tech. Sgt. Trisha Willis, services technician from 176th Sustainment Services Element, Alaska Air National Guard, prepares sandwiches for box lunches, May 5, 2011. Willis was at Danelly Field, Ala. to borrow the kitchen of the 187th Fighter Wing to make lunches for a group of deployers who were working out of Hayneville, Ala. There were about 70 deployers from numerous military components and services in Hayneville for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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DANNELLY FIELD, Ala. - Senior Airman Allen Wilson, a services technician from the 176th Sustainment Services Element, Alaska Air National Guard, packs a soda pop into a box lunch, May 5, 2011. Wilson was at Danelly Field, Ala. to borrow the kitchen of the 187th Fighter Wing to make lunches for a group of deployers who were working out of Hayneville, Ala. There were about 70 deployers from numerous military components and services in Hayneville for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - Senior Airman Allen Wilson and Tech. Sgt. Trisha Willis, services technicians from the 176th Sustainment Services Element, Alaska Air National Guard, deliver box lunches to the Hayneville town hall and Master Sgt. Ryan Voigt, first sergeant for the 176th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard selects his box lunch from the stack, May 5, 2011. To make the lunches, Wilson and Willis had to borrow the kitchen of the 187th Fighter Wing at Dannelly Field, Ala. and truck them about 15 miles to Hayneville. Wilson, Willis, and Voigt are in Alabama for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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DANNELLY FIELD, Ala. - Senior Airman Allen Wilson, a services technician from the 176th Sustainment Services Element, Alaska Air National Guard, packs box lunches into a delivery truck, May 5, 2011. Wilson was at Danelly Field, Ala. to borrow the kitchen of the 187th Fighter Wing to make lunches for a group of deployers who were working out of Hayneville, Ala. There were about 70 deployers from numerous military components and services in Hayneville for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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DANNELLY FIELD, Ala. - Senior Airman Allen Wilson and Tech. Sgt. Trisha Willis, services technicians from 176th Sustainment Services Element, Alaska Air National Guard, wheel box lunches to a delivery truck, May 5, 2011. Wilson and Willis were at Danelly Field, Ala. to borrow the kitchen of the 187th Fighter Wing make lunches for a group of deployers who were working out of Hayneville, Ala. There were about 70 deployer from numerous military components and services in Hayneville for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Tech. Sgt. Amanda Boswell, a medical technician with the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Medical Group, guides a patient through vision screening at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Navy Capt. Stephen Bailey, a dentist with the Operational Support Office in Portsmouth, Va., conducts a dental exam at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Master Sgt. Jessica Alvarez, a medical technician with the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Medical Group, uses an iPhone and a steady hand to take a patient's pulse at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- A young Hayneville resident watchs Master Sgt. Jessica Alvarez take his mother's temperature at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Master Sgt. Jessica Alvarez, a medical technician with the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Medical Group, assists an area resident with a vision test at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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TOWN OF HAYNEVILLE 2011

HAYNEVILLE, Ala. -- Master Sgt. Jessica Alvarez, a medical technician with the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Medical Group, measures the blood pressure of an area resident at a free medical clinic here May 3, 2011. Twenty-five members of the medical group (together with 10 support personnel from other Alaska Air Guard units) arrived here May 1 for 12 days of training through the Innovative Readiness Program. This program allows Guard and Reserve members to get the training they need while at the same time delivering real-world results -- in this case, providing an array of health-care services to a historically underserved area. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. - Navy Capt. Stephen Bailey, a dentist, from OHSU, Portsmouth, VA. speaks with a patient on dental care while Senior Airman Daniel Micelli, a dental technician, from the 176th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard, takes notes, May 5, 2011. Bailey and Micelli are in Alabama along with about sixty other medical professional from numerous military components and services for an Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) mission. The IRT program allows for real world training opportunities for military personnel while providing needed services to under-served communities in the United States. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Shannon Oleson.
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