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Staff Sgt. Rashsaan Truett, 22nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, receives a phone call for a government vehicle request, Nov. 14. Most requests start with a phone call at the vehicle dispatch office to ensure the required vehicle is available. (Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Mejia)

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Senior Airman Mark Nieland, 22nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, verifies available vehicles by using a government vehicle tracking system called the Online Vehicle Information Management System, Nov. 14. The OLVIMS allows users to schedule vehicles to the appropriate requester to complete mission requirements. (Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Mejia)

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Staff Sgt. Rashsaan Truett, 22nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, explains to Staff Sgt. Jason Perrault, 161st Intel Squadron, how to fill out a vehicle in/out check sheet. The requester filled out all appropriate information on the vehicle sign out sheet which indicates for what the vehicle will be used and when it will be returned. (Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Mejia)

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Airman 1st Class Lerma Manuel, 22nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, checks a vehicle’s oil level with the requester, Nov. 14. By checking the oil and other fluid levels the requester gets a vehicle ready to complete mission needs. (Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Mejia)

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Airman 1st Class Lerma Manuel, 22nd Logistics Readiness Squadron checks the vehicle’s rear lights to ensure to the vehicles is operational by going through the vehicle in/out check list, Nov. 14. Before vehicles can leave the LRS compound, they receive a thorough inspection to ensure they can complete mission needs. (Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Mejia)