By Anthony Jones | Dec. 15, 2020
Oklahoma National Guardsmen load boxes of COVID-19 vaccinations into vehicles they will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. These are the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Oklahoma National Guardsmen prepare to load boxes of COVID-19 vaccinations into vehicles the Guard members will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. These are the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Spc. Martin Gamarra (right) and Airman 1st Class Andreas Owens (left) load a box containing COVID-19 vaccinations into the vehicles the Guard members will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. On December 15, Guardsmen are transporting the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Shane Edmonson, executive director of pharmacy services, unseals the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines delivered by Oklahoma National Guardsmen at the Mercy Hospital in Northwest Oklahoma City, Dec. 15, 2020. The vaccines were delivered by Spc. Martin Gamarra and Airman 1st Class Andreas Owens. Gamarra and Owen are part of a larger team of Guardsmen who are delivering vaccines from from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Spc. Martin Gamarra (left) and Airman 1st Class Andreas Owen (right) carry a box containing COVID-19 vaccinations after making their first delivery at a hospital in Oklahoma City, Dec. 15, 2020. Gamarra and Owen are part of a larger team of Guardsmen who are delivering vaccines from from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Jessica Benson, Oklahoma State Department of Health, leads Oklahoma National Guardsmen carrying boxes containing COVID-19 vaccinations to vehicles the Guard members will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. These are the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Cpl. Danielle O'Connor and Spc. Ryan Tate (right) quickly move boxes containing COVID-19 vaccinations to vehicles the Guard members will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. These are the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Oklahoma National Guardsmen quickly move boxes containing COVID-19 vaccinations to vehicles the Guard members will use to transport the vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. These are the first two boxes of vaccines to be distributed from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)
Spc. Martin Gamarra (far right) and Airman 1st Class Andreas Owen (center right) accompany medical professionals who will remove their allotment of COVID-19 vaccinations from their ultra-cold shipping container before resealing the container so the Guardsmen can continue their mission of delivering vaccines to sites across the state, Dec. 15, 2020. Gamarra and Owen are part of a larger team of Guardsmen who are delivering vaccines from from one of five centralized hubs supporting 11 satellite locations across Oklahoma. The Guardsmen will be using Oklahoma State Department of Health vehicles to transport the vaccines to the satellite locations with an escort from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. (Oklahoma National Guard photo by Anthony Jones) (Photo by Anthony Jones)