Air Force Global Strike Command's First Virtual PDI

Air Force Global Strike Command's First Virtual PDI

Recently, Fleig had the opportunity to help lead a team of Airmen in hosting what they believe was the Air Force's first ever virtual PDI. In just over one month's time, a talented team of 4 Airmen organized a two day event, with 952 enrollments from eight bases across the Air Force. Some...

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