366th Surgical Operations Squadron Names Warrior of the Week Published Oct. 15, 2010 366th Fighter Wing Public Affairs MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Candidate's rank and name: Airman 1st Class Seth Pearce Unit and duty title: 366th Surgical Operations Squadron / Diagnostic Imaging Technician Time in Air Force: Two years and seven months Time at Mountain Home Air Force Base: One year and five months Hometown: Birmingham, Al. (Roll Tide) Hobbies: White-water Rafting, Water Sports, Fishing, Halo (Reach) What service does A1C Pearce provide to the Gunfighters? I am a Diagnostic Imaging Technologist. I perform X-rays and computed tomography, and I am also a picture archive communications systems administrator. Most memorable Air Force moment. Please explain why it is memorable? The last exercise I was involved in I was a patient from a gas tank explosion. I had an open femur fracture and road rash, all thanks to the great work of our moulage team. I went through decontamination, was sprayed down and I had a great time participating. Interesting personal fact: I am a Boatman (whitewater rafting guide) Why does A1C Pearce deserve to be a warrior of the week? Airman 1st Class Pearce is an incredible asset to Diagnostic Imaging. He has covered additional on-call duty to help his peers and maintain 24/7 CT/x-ray coverage for urgent patients. He has extremely versatile and patient-centered skills, consistently receiving great comment cards from patients. Plus he volunteers a lot of time with the Outdoor Adventure Program, Youth Center, and Airmen Against Drunk Driving. Candidate's rank and name: Airman 1st Class Alana Wilson Unit and duty title: 366 SGC/ Aerospace Medical Technician Time in Air Force: two years Time at Mountain Home Air Force Base: 17 months Hometown: Hoquiam, WA Hobbies: Skiing, tennis, basketball, hiking, knitting What service does Airman 1st Class Wilson provide to the Gunfighters? Airman Wilson provides quality patient care; giving the active duty member and their spouse the peace of mind knowing that their loved ones will be well taken care during their stay on our unit Most memorable Air Force moment. Please explain why it is memorable? My most memorable moment was getting to first assist with a c-section. Getting to be involved with a surgery and help deliver a baby was very exciting. Interesting personal fact: I share a birthday with my grandpa and uncle. Why does Airman Wilson deserve to be a warrior of the week? Airman 1st Class Wilson has been with us just over a year. She is excelling in every aspect of her job here in the Inpatient Care Flight. Airman Wilson Scored 93 percent and 94 percent on her CDC end of course test, 10 percent higher than the Air Force average. She is a great asset to the Medical Group and the AF as a whole.