Drunk driving simulator set for stop at Tinker
The Air Force is always encouraging its members to be better wingmen. The Tinker Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Office will be hosting the “Save-A-Life” Tour interactive drunk driving simulator, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 1 at Bldg. 230 Dock 2.
“The ‘Save-A-Life’ Tour is visiting 35 Air Force bases across the country. The tour goal is to help change in attitude and behavior through awareness, while deglamorizing alcohol use in the areas of DUI/DWI, underage drinking, and alcohol-related fatalities,” said Mildred Fitch, licensed alcohol and drug abuse counselor.
Military, civilian and dependents of the Tinker community will have the opportunity to learn ways to save a life with something as simple as a right decision.Read More
“The ‘Save-A-Life’ Tour is visiting 35 Air Force bases across the country. The tour goal is to help change in attitude and behavior through awareness, while deglamorizing alcohol use in the areas of DUI/DWI, underage drinking, and alcohol-related fatalities,” said Mildred Fitch, licensed alcohol and drug abuse counselor.
Military, civilian and dependents of the Tinker community will have the opportunity to learn ways to save a life with something as simple as a right decision.Read More