Hall of Fame for the week of Nov. 14 to 20

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EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska --  Airman 1st Class Aaron Myers, 354th Force Support Squadron readiness specialist, is the Hall of Fame pick for the week of Nov. 14 to 20.

Hometown: Covington, Ind.

Years in service: Three.

Family: Engaged.

Education: Associates Degree.

Previous Assignments: First base.

Self-Description: Well-rounded, goal-oriented, honest, and hard-working.

One thing most people don't know about you: I was diagnosed as a child with a learning disability and have struggled my entire life to overcome this challenge.

Hobbies: RC aviation, geocaching, hunting, fishing, hiking, snowboarding, woodworking, rock/ice climbing, recreation flying and volunteer work.

Heroes: My Dad, Sgt. York, Gen. James Doolittle, Capt. Bob Pardo

Long-term Goal: Finishing bachelor degree, becoming a career pilot, starting a family, buying a house, building a stronger portfolio.

Greatest Accomplishment: Pilots License

Commander's/Supervisor's Comments: "He is a critical asset to the Force Support Squadron Readiness section. His attention to detail, meticulous work ethic and commitment to the Air Force really sets the bar for his peer group. Aaron's ability to think long-term about potential issues has helped shape the direction of the section; he is truly a stellar Airman."