0000006702 00000 n Pinn Road Inn and Suites Lackland AFB and Seaworld. The two most common types of meningococcal infections are meningitis (an infection of the lining of the brain and spinal cord) and bloodstream infection, both of which can quickly become deadly. 3710 Flt ANG180 (UPI) The Air Force planned today to divert basic trainees coming to Lackland Air Force Base some 500 miles northwest to Amarillo Air Force Base as a preventive measures because of an outbreak of spinal meningitis. 3710 Flt ANG-172 Measures to confine outbreaks of the disease also have been taken at Ft . 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