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Read this paragraph.Military leaders have said that a lack...
Last Air Force POW officially retires
Lt. Col. Rob Sweet, lhe Air Force's last-serving prisoner of war, retired June 6 alter 33 years of service. On Feb. 15, 1991, Sweet and his flight commander, Capt. Stephen R. Phillis, crossed the northern border of Kuwait, further into lraq than any A-10 pilot had gane before. Their mission was to eliminate lraqi Republican Guard tanks about 80 miles past lhe border of Kuwait. As Sweet moved in to attack it, he felt a bump. Looking back, he saw lhe rear end of his right wing in flames.
In an interview, Sweet said his first thought was "oh, man, l'm hit" before racing to the border. lt was too late. Within minutes, he was forced to eject and landed 50 feet from the sarne tanks that shot him down.
After crashing, 200 lraqi sofdiers ran towards him and took him captive. For 19 days, Sweet experienced brutality as a prisoner of war. Despite his suffering, Sweet endureci. He credits his military training, specifically his Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) school, with his survival. "There were very few surprises in lhe jailhouse," he said. "I knew what to expect."
Lt. Col. Rob Sweet found a sense of purpose in mentoring and instructing young airman, particularly fighter pilots. The Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. Charfes Q. Brown, commended Sweet during his retirement ceremony. "Rob, f want to take this opportunity to recognize your service to our nation and congratulate you on your retirement," said Brown. "You've had an outstanding career that I know you, your family, friends and fellow Airmen are proud of. ln closing, thank you for ali you've dane."
Sweet's advice to young airmen is to take every experience day by day. "Bloom where you're planted," Sweet said. "You're going to have assignments you don't like, but make lhe most of them and move on."
(Adapted from https://www.militarytimes.com)
Read this paragraph.
Military leaders have said that a lack of child care at military bases creates scheduling and stress issues for troops, which leads to readiness concerns for lhe entire force. Lawmakers in recent years have worked to increase those options for active-duty personnel.
(Adapted from https:// www.militarytimes.com)
Which option completes lhe sentence below correctly?
Militaries ____ kids do not have a form of child care ai lhe base feel stressed.
A
which
B
whose
C
where
D
who
E
whom