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	Heat and Flag Conditions	11/04 2015
	Incirlik Voting Assistance	10/23 2015
	RUFIT SPIRITUAL RESILIENCY TOOLS	8/27 2015
	39th Operations Support Squadron	7/28 2015
	RUFIT PHYSICAL RESILIENCY TOOLS	3/07 2015
	RUFIT MENTAL RESILIENCY TOOLS	2/03 2015
	RUFIT SOCIAL RESILIENCY TOOLS	2/02 2015
	Vehicle Inspection and Registration	11/14 2014
	425th Air Base Squadron Information	7/01 2014
	STRAIGHT TALK LINE	6/25 2014
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Host nation sensitivites

Turks are very proud of their history and the founder of their country, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. They show a great respect to Ataturk's name, pictures and statues. Do not act disrespectfully to Ataturk's name, pictures or statues, including Turkish money, which has Ataturk's picture on it. Fact Sheet

Heat and Flag Conditions

The goal of the thermal stress management program is to prevent heat-related injuries through education and monitoring. Monitoring is conducted May through October when temperatures are expected to reach 85 degrees Fahrenheit as a daily high and during readiness exercises. The Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) measurements take into account air temperature, mean radiant temperature, air speed, and absolute humidity. Flag conditions listed in Table 1 change based on the WBGT measurements reported by the Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight. Fact Sheet

Incirlik Air Base History

The U.S. Engineering Group began construction of the base located approximately 250 miles southeast of Ankara, Turkey, in the spring of 1951. The U.S. Air Force initially planned to use the base as an emergency staging and recovery site for medium and heavy bombers. The Turkish General Staff and the U.S. Air Force signed a joint use agreement for the new base in December 1954. Fact Sheet