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  • Mission Monday: Aerospace and Operational Physiology Flight

    Mission Monday: Aerospace and Operational Physiology Flight

    Sgt. Leslie Batten, NCOIC of Aerospace and Operational Physiology Flight monitors Capt. Pierre Nelson, Commander Aerospace Physiology Flight as they demonstrate the use of the Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device (ROBD) at Robins. The AOPT flight with the 461st Operations Support Squadron trains aircrew members on the dangers of hypoxia in a safe
  • An Airman performs a chamber reaction during a simulated chamber flight Sept. 3, 2019, inside the Hyperbaric Chamber Room on Columbus Air Force Base, Miss. To give a more accurate representation of the exercise, volunteers were asked to participate as students inside the chamber, providing a level of unpredictability for the AOP Airmen to critically think rather than predicting what to do. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Hannah Bean)

    Columbus Airmen train for real emergencies during mock altitude chamber exercise

    The 14th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron’s Aerospace and Operational Physiology Flight conducted an expanded exercise with emergency agencies and volunteer Airmen Sept. 3 on Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi.
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