“If I could, I would have a live-motion video game put in the Airman’s Outpost so that Airmen could work-out together and bond.” – Airman 1st Class Tim Zajeski, 436th Communications Squadron transmission systems specialist

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“I would sponsor Wingman Day more often; it increases productivity and gives servicemembers a break from their day-to-day activities.” – Master Sgt. Aaron Lewis, 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron first sergeant

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“If I was in charge for a day, I would extend the ‘Give Parents a Break’ program to twice a month so parents can have more time to relax.” – Airman 1st Class Lori Campbell, 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle operator

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“I would have an indoor pool built so Airmen could swim on base.” – Airman 1st Class Stephen Streck, 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron storage and issue apprentice

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“If I were able to make a change on base, I would implement a program to follow up with servicemembers who recently returned from deployments. That way, there would be constant feedback to ensure a smooth integration back into normal military operations.” – Staff Sgt. Natalie Primus, 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron supply journeyman

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“If I could implement a change on base, I would give young, single Airmen more opportunities to socialize with each other.” – Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Bushaw, 436th Airlift Wing protocol noncommissioned officer in charge

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“I would have a skate park built on base; my kids would enjoy it. Helmets would be required of course.” – Lt. Col. Jim DeHaan, 436th Airlift Wing chief of safety

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“I think an indoor running track would be a useful addition to the base to get out of the wind and snow.” – Tech. Sgt. Stephen North, 436th Operations Group standardization and evaluation flight engineer

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“If I could make one change on base, I would install traffic lights above the Main Gate so drivers would know what lanes are open.” – Master Sgt. Jim Busbea, 436th Operations Group standardization and evaluation flight engineer

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“If I could make one change on base, I would have a bridge built from base housing to The Landings Club.” – Col. David Hafer, 436th Operations Group commander

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Man on the street: What change would you make on base?

Published May 5, 2011
By Airman 1st Class Samuel Taylor
436th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. -- Team Dovers shares one idea they feel would improve Dover AFB for everyone.

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