Airman Against Drunk Driving

Staff Sgt. Travis Brown, 388th Maintenance Group, rides a tricycle through a cone obstacle while wearing impairment goggles during an Airmen Against Drunk Driving awareness event held at the Warrior Fitness Center June 26. (R. NIAL BRADSHAW/U.S. Air Force)

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Airman Against Drunk Driving

Senior Airman Kyle Strait, 388th Component Maintenance Squadron, tosses a bean bag while wearing “impairment goggles” that simulate inebriation during an Airmen Against Drunk Driving awareness event at the Warrior Fitness Center June 26. The base’s AADD program offers Airmen a free ride if they’ve had too much to drink. (R. NIAL BRADSHAW/U.S. Air Force)

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Airmen Against Drunk Driving hosts awareness campaign

Published July 13, 2015
75th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -- Hill AFB's Airmen Against Drunk Driving, or AADD, program recently hosted a simulated drunk obstacle course at the Warrior Fitness Center.

The event aimed to increase awareness of the base's AADD program, which offers Airmen a free ride home if they've had too much to drink. Participants were challenged to navigate through obstacles while wearing "impairment goggles" that simulate inebriation.

The AADD service is available Fridays and Saturdays from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and Sundays from 9 p.m. to midnight. Airmen can request a free ride through the AADD by calling 801-777-1111.

Airman Against Drunk Driving

Airman Against Drunk Driving