Hall of Fame for Dec. 14 to 20
EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska --
Airman 1st Class Martin Barrera, 354th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle management
Hometown: San Diego, Calif.
Years in service: Almost a year.
Family: Mom, Brother, Sister.
Education: High School Diploma.
Self-Description: Easy going, organized, and focused.
One thing most people don't know about you: I graduated high school five months early and because of that I didn't get to walk with my class because I was already at Air Force technical training school.
Hobbies: Friends, sports.
Heroes: My mother.
Long-term goals: To get commissioned and get stationed in California.
Greatest Accomplishment: Joining the Air Force.
Commander's Comments: "He is a stellar example of today's Airmen. Only four months out of technical training he was placed in charge of the wings vehicle scheduled maintenance program. With a fleet of 924 assets valued at more than $67 million, his drive is clearly visible with his reorganization to streamline a constantly fluctuating process, decreasing vehicle downtime and minimizing mission impact to all base vehicle users. His superior attitude and outstanding work ethic make him a valued member of our squadron, and an invaluable member of the Iceman Team."
Hometown: San Diego, Calif.
Years in service: Almost a year.
Family: Mom, Brother, Sister.
Education: High School Diploma.
Self-Description: Easy going, organized, and focused.
One thing most people don't know about you: I graduated high school five months early and because of that I didn't get to walk with my class because I was already at Air Force technical training school.
Hobbies: Friends, sports.
Heroes: My mother.
Long-term goals: To get commissioned and get stationed in California.
Greatest Accomplishment: Joining the Air Force.
Commander's Comments: "He is a stellar example of today's Airmen. Only four months out of technical training he was placed in charge of the wings vehicle scheduled maintenance program. With a fleet of 924 assets valued at more than $67 million, his drive is clearly visible with his reorganization to streamline a constantly fluctuating process, decreasing vehicle downtime and minimizing mission impact to all base vehicle users. His superior attitude and outstanding work ethic make him a valued member of our squadron, and an invaluable member of the Iceman Team."
