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Fall Prevention Video Challenge

Submit a video that communicates fall prevention. A few simple rules apply: 1) videos should involve no dangerous activities; 2) no one gets injured in the video process; and 3) length is no more than 30 seconds. Videos may be produced with the help of local public affairs -- if resources are available -- or created solely by the Airmen entering the video challenge. Deadline April 1. (Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Be Specific

Maj. Rex Riley explains how the FIX-UP is only as good as the WRITE-UP. Artwork originated from the Deputy Inspector General for Inspection and Safety, Norton AFB, Calif., 1968. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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Regulations and policies clearly spell out crew rest requirements

Maj. Rex Riley explains how fatigue and human endurance are a factor in mission accomplishment. Artwork originated from the Deputy Inspector General for Inspection and Safety, Norton AFB, Calif., 1966. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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Rex Riley survival training

Maj. Rex Riley explains how using your training in cold weather can reduce injuries. Artwork originated from the Deputy Inspector General for Safety, Norton AFB, Calif., 1964. (U.S. Air Force Illustration)
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Your Parachute is YOUR Life Insurance

Maj. Rex Riley explains the ins and outs about how to put on a parachute. Artwork originated from the Deputy Inspector General for Technical Inspection & Flight Safety Research, Norton AFB, Calif., 1951. (U.S. Air Force Illustration)
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Maj. Rex Riley safety officer

Maj. Rex Riley gets with the times to let Airmen know to keep calm and get your safety on. Riley began his safety career in the late 1940s when he was conceived by Capt. Richard Grant. Riley was the subject of a cartoon series devoted to spreading safety messages and saving lives. Artwork originated from the Directorate of Aerospace Safety, Deputy Inspector General for Inspection and Safety, Vol. XXIII, No. 2, 1969. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Safety Center marks 20th anniversary

This year the Air Force Safety Center commemorates the organization's 20th anniversary. The Air Force Safety Center was activated on Jan. 1, 1996, as a result of recommendations accepted from the Blue Ribbon Panel on Aviation in 1995, which consolidated all safety functions at Kirtland AFB. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Air Force Materiel Command is promoting sober driving during the holiday season

Air Force Materiel Command is promoting sober driving during the holiday season.
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Sixth Annual Air Force Occupational Safety Stakeholder's Report

(Air Force graphic by Natalie Eslinger)
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FOD Only YOU can stop it!

Directorate of Aerospace Safety, 1965 (Air Force Graphic)
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Grounding in boubt

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Enclosures can be death traps

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Safety's Orbit is up to You!

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Little things mean a lot ...

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Missile Safety is in your hands

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When Seconds Count

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Think Safety

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The right steps can save a life

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Be a FOD Fighter

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Know your Hard Hats

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