If you are a friend or co-worker and are wondering about someone, contact them. All the normal challenges of life are still happening, and we do not have our conventional ways of coping with them. COVID-19 is not the only life occurrence going on right now. There are many people struggling with this situation and the simple gesture of checking in on someone is making the difference. This is the most good that has come from the bad. In my opinion, the most important action we have taken as a service is that we are checking in on each other more. We have learned new ways to communicate, and improved the way we communicate. As an Air Force, we have adapted our operations to mitigate the impact it has on our readiness. We have improvised by making masks for the healthcare professionals that needed it, and donated goods and services to those in need. As a nation, we have rallied around our frontline heroes who are fighting this pandemic. A few examples of this I have seen over the past few weeks are that we, as a nation and service, have learned to adapt and overcome in an uncertain environment. I am, however, a firm believer that from everything bad, there is going to be some goodness gained from it.
A lot of us are frustrated, scared or uncertain of many things. We are in an unprecedented time in our history right now. “When things are going bad, there’s going to be some good that comes from it.” This was a resounding quote I heard from a Jocko Willink podcast. 621 Contingency Response Wing Public Affairs.
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