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The Air Force will take care of its Wounded Warriors. We will fully support the Office of the Secretary of Defense programs to keep highly skilled men and women on active duty. If this is not feasible, the Air Force will ensure Airmen receive enhanced assistance through the AFW2 program.
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 An Air Force Wounded Warrior is any Airman that has a combat or hostile-related injury or illness requiring long-term care that will require a Medical Evaluation Board or Physical Evaluation Board to determine fitness for duty.
Note: A combat-related injury/illness also includes an injury/illness resulting from hazardous service or performance of duty under conditions simulating war or through an instrumentality of war.
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There is no difference in care provided for any Total Force Member -- active, Guard, or Reserve. We will expedite the medical evaluation process if a Wounded Warrior chooses to separate from active duty.
We will ensure extraordinary care, service and assistance before and after Wounded Warriors separate or retire. Strong emphasis is placed on ensuring wounded Airmen receive professional, individualized guidance and support to help them successfully navigate their way through the complex process of transitioning out of the Air Force and returning to civilian life.
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 The Air Force is seeking 25 Airmen to participate in the inaugural Warrior Games taking place May 10-14, 2010, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Approximately 200 wounded, ill and injured active duty, Guard and Reserve servicemembers, as well as retired personnel and veterans, will compete in the Warrior Games hosted by U.S. Olympic Committee. The deadline to apply is Feb. 15. For more information, follow the news links below.
News
Documents
Contact
Call: 1-800-581-9437
Email: afwounded.warrior@randolph.af.mil |
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The AFW2 program works hand-in-hand with the Air Force Survivor Assistance Program and Airman & Family Readiness Centers to ensure Airmen receive professional support and care from the point of injury to no less than five years after separation or retirement.
· Advocate for services on Airman's behalf
· Coordinate with closest A&FRC to ensure wounded warriors receive face-to-face, personalized services
· Provide professional services such as transition assistance, employment assistance, moving assistance, financial counseling, information and referral, and emergency financial assistance
· Assist in integrating Airmen and their families back into their local communities
· Connect Airmen and their families with the Joint Family Support Program in each state
· Coordinate benefits counseling and services provided by the DoD, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Labor, Social Security Administration, Tricare, and other helping agencies |
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DCOE Outreach Center
(PTSD and Psychological Health)
1-866-966-1020
Military OneSource
Wounded Warrior Resource Call Center
1-800-342-9647
Suicide Prevention
1-800-273-TALK (8255) |
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Total Force Service Center
Customer service experts are available 24/7 to address all your personnel questions.
NOTICE: The Total Force Service Center number for all regular Air Force, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, civilian Airmen and Air Force retirees is now 800-525-0102. This number is now available worldwide through the AT&T USA Direct global dialing code. (www.business.att.com/bt/dial_guide.jsp)
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AFW2 Program Office
Toll Free: (800) 581-9437
Cmc'l Fax: (210) 565-3385
DSN Fax: 665-3385
Mailing Address
HQ AFPC/DPSIA
ATTN: AFW2
550 C St. West, Ste. 37
Randolph AFB, TX
78150-4739
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Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
6:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (CST)
Closed Holidays |
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