What kind of medical facilites do they have at the Good Fellow Airforce Base?
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GAFB Medical Clinic (One of the constant complaints about the medical clinic is that it is staffed to meet the needs of the permanent party numbers at Goodfellow, but most of the population of the base are students, so the medical clinic is severely understaffed).\n\nA primary care, dental and optometry clinic serve health-care needs, with additional care at the Wilford Hall Medical Center on Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.\n\nHere: call ém and ask:\nCLINIC\n    EMERGENCY     911\n    After Hours Non-Emergency4-3059\n    Appointment DeskBd 10014-3149\n    Concho Clinic (Student)Bd 10014-3146\n    Flight Medicine (Roadrunner)Bd 10014-3124\n    Lonestar Clinic (Family Practice)Bd 10014-4353\n    Pioneer Clinic (Pediatrics)  Bd 10014-3223\n    Dental ClinicBd 10014-3050\n    Life Skills Support CenterBd 10014-3122\n    PharmacyBd 10014-3101\n    Pharmacy Refill RecordingBd 10014-3102\n    TRICARE Health CareBd 1001 1-800-444-5445
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I'm sure a veteran's hospital would. Another option is donating them to your local library.
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Retirement communities / hospitals / shelters
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Be on medical mission!\n\nVolunteer
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The Air Force used to be part of the Army.
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Your going to have to see a military DR. And they will know how and what paper work needs to be filied.
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Local Hospital or Animal Shelter.  American Cancer Society or Soup Kitchens also.
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Air Force.  the last couple of years have been rough but it gonna be ok next year
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alot of prior military are pilots. either for big airlines or sight seeing tours. They also are in mechanics. alot of computer operators. medical field. engineering. bookeeping. Just a few offf the top of my head \nGood Luck
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Hospitals, physician's offices, long-term care facilities, etc.
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It sounds like you might be looking for a Veterans Service Organization (see the link below). They assist veterans in filing medical claims and that sort of thing. There are some names in there I'm sure you've heard of (VFW, American Legion, etc).
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375th Medical Group - Scott Air Force Base Medical Center  \n\nAddress: 310 W. Losey Street\nScott AFB, IL 62225-5252
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There is one in Lufkin, Tx. It is near Memorial Hospital.
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Airforce: "Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do"\n\nNavy: "Non sibi sed patriae" (Not self but country) is unofficial\n\nArmy: "This We Will Defend"\n\nUS Coast Guard. "Semper Paratus" (Always Ready)
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All I know is I hope all of our USAF pilots are flying those aircraft with fully functional & alert brains at all times. Even Crew Chiefs & Mechanics should be 100% drug-free & continually alert.\n\nMy advice is if you occasionally use a recreational drug, find another line of employment because the USAF has much more important issues to monitor, other than who is suspected of going back on drugs after they passed the pre-entrance drug screening. Even past addiction can show it's ugly head again, and the USAF =Will= find out!\n\nJust remember there are urine, blood & hair folicle tests that they can subject a person to "without Prior warning", even after you're admitted in. So if you have something to hide, look into selling real estate or maybe selling insurance. Both have higher income potentials anyway. :))
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Military gives them out all day long at the troop medical clinic. =p
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I'd start with the FAA.  www.faa.gov, aviation medicine.  They'll lead you to the correct areas.