Senior Airman Cory Kamerschak is Warrior of the Week Published Nov. 28, 2011 By Meredith Mingledorff 95th Air Base Wing Public Affairs EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Senior Airman Cory Kamerschak Health Service Management journeyman Hometown: Oakley, Calif. When did I join the Air Force: July 2009 Why did I join: To serve my country, get my Bachelor's Degree. What do I like most about my job: Every day is something different. It always keeps me on my toes. We could have five deployers going to the same place at the same time, and they will all have different needs and requirements that need to be met. I also like the fact that I have a lot of interaction with different people and agencies across the base. What do I like to do in the area: During baseball season I like to go to Anaheim to see the Angels play. In the summertime I play on the 95th Medical Group softball team and look forward to doing it every year. I also like to golf and play tennis on base. Warrior Highlights: Senior Airman Cory Kamerschak's work ethic and duty performance are why I selected him as the Warrior of the Week. His continuous dedication ensures our unit is mission ready! As the 95 MDG Unit Deployment Manager and Emergency Management Representative, he has initiative and always does an outstanding job. Senior Airman Kamerschak ensures all members are fully qualified for deployment or contingency taskings. He completes the unit's readiness reports in a timely manner, which is vital to the MAJCOM receiving real-time data. Although busy with his primary duties, he also volunteered to be a Unit Physical Training leader and ensures our members are fit to fight. Airman Kamerschak is a superior performer and exhibits outstanding professionalism to his customers, peers, and superiors. -- Staff Sgt. Vanessa G. Miller, NCOIC, Medical Readiness