Click on image for higher-resolution copy. Brian Dodwell's winning entry was selected from among 15 other submissions. The contest was held to commemorate National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Month, observed in December each year. His winning entry will appear on a billboard just outside the base's main gate as well as in every handout or other information product produced by Ellsworth organizations to raise DUI awareness. The logo will also be adopted by Airmen Against Drunk Driving members as they try to raise awareness of their services.
AADD members give people a free ride home if they've had too much to drink.
Brent Haifley, 37th Bomb Squadron instructor flight control journeyman, took third place. All other entrants in the contest will receive rides in the B-1B simulator and a services coupon booklet. DUIs are happening on base. Base officials said the contest is the beginning of a larger campaign to stop people from choosing to drive after drinking.