Bottles and Throttles Just Don't Mix

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho – Airman 1st Class Nikki Whited, 391st Fighter Squadron, drives a golf cart while wearing “beer goggles” during Wing Safety Day at Holt Park, May 24. The event included more than 20 local safety vendors, unit briefings and a safety brief at the base theater. Activities at Holt Park included: “Jaws of Life” vehicle extractions, child car seat checks, mock sobriety tests, golf cart driving with DUI goggles, Parks and Recreation/Fish and Game displays and many more. Wing Safety Day was intended to stress the importance of preventing mishaps while reviewing basic safety procedures to help decrease the risk of injury on and off duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Debbie Lockhart)

Bottles and Throttles Just Don't Mix

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho –Staff Sgt. Carlton Anthony, 366th Wing Safety, shows Col. Pete Lee, 366th Fighter Wing vice commander, displays and events during Wing Safety Day at Holt Park, May 24. The event included more than 20 local safety vendors, unit briefings and a safety brief at the base theater. Activities at Holt Park included: “Jaws of Life” vehicle extractions, child car seat checks, mock sobriety tests, golf cart driving with DUI goggles, Parks and Recreation/Fish and Game displays and many more. Wing Safety Day was intended to stress the importance of preventing mishaps while reviewing basic safety procedures to help decrease the risk of injury on and off duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Debbie Lockhart)

Bottles and Throttles Just Don't Mix

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho – Connie Powers, 366th Medical Group, performs a child seat check for Captain Ray Gunter and his wife Keren during Wing Safety Day at Holt Park, May 24. The event included more than 20 local safety vendors, unit briefings and a safety brief at the base theater. Activities at Holt Park included: “Jaws of Life” vehicle extractions, child car seat checks, mock sobriety tests, golf cart driving with DUI goggles, Parks and Recreation/Fish and Game displays and many more. Wing Safety Day was intended to stress the importance of preventing mishaps while reviewing basic safety procedures to help decrease the risk of injury on and off duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Debbie Lockhart)

Bottles and Throttles Just Don't Mix

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho –Col. Kevin Connolly, 366th Medical Group commander, speaks to Airmen during a safety brief at the base theater as part of Wing Safety Day, May 24. The event included more than 20 local safety vendors, unit briefings, and a safety brief at the base theater. Activities at Holt Park included: “Jaws of Life” vehicle extractions, child car seat checks, mock sobriety tests, golf cart driving with DUI goggles, Parks and Recreation/Fish and Game displays and many more. Wing Safety day was intended to stress the importance of preventing mishaps while reviewing basic safety procedures to help decrease the risk of injury on and off duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Debbie Lockhart)

Bottles and Throttles Just Don't Mix

Published May 25, 2010

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Wing Safety Day included than 20 local safety vendors, unit briefings and a safety brief at the base theater. Activities at Holt Park included: "Jaws of Life" vehicle extractions, child car seat checks, mock sobriety tests, golf cart driving with DUI goggles, Parks and Recreation/Fish and Game displays and many more. Wing Safety Day was intended to stress the importance of preventing mishaps while reviewing basic safety procedures to help decrease the risk of injury on and off duty.