Service
[dt_gap height="10" /] Former Senior Airman Robin Davis, USAF As far back as she can remember, Robin always dreamed of being a fighter pilot. So, she made up her mind she was going to join the Air Force, even though it was not a position held by women. Her plans changed when she had a [...] 
[dt_gap height="10" /] Retired Technical Sgt. Matt McCollor, US Air Force "I was diagnosed with MS in the year 2000, in my 14th year of service in the Air Force. I was medically retired in 2004, after 18 years, 2 months and 17 days of military service. When I was diagnosed, I wasn’t sure [...] 
Eric Scot Poehler Eric Scot Poehler served in the Air Force as an aircraft instrument repairman, completing a tour of duty in Vietnam. After his military service he earned a college degree, becoming a photographer. In 2006, a car crash caused a complete spinal cord injury, resulting in paraplegia. He continues to be very active […]
Still active duty, Senior Airman Thomas Hudson, lost most of the fingers on his right hand while serving in Iraq. The water actually took away most of his hand pain. His wife, Katelyn, also active military, trained to be his dive buddy for the 2011 trip.
Retired Airman Scott Palomino, hit by mortar fire in Iraq, lost one of his legs. However, Scott remains very active and pursues his college degree. He took immediately to diving and finished his certification in the Caymans in the Spring of 2005.
