Air Force members still have time to take the 2005 Air Force Climate Survey before the Nov. 23 deadline. Twenty-nine percent of the Air Force had taken the survey as of Oct. 27, said officials. The survey, which began Oct. 1, gives members a chance to provide honest and productive feedback to Air Force leaders, they advised. As in previous years, this year’s survey contains several layers of safeguards to ensure complete confidentiality. The software used employs advanced identity-masking features and strict reporting criteria that protect all respondents. Airmen can access the survey 24 hours a day from either a government or personal computer at https://afclimatesurvey.af.mil. They also can check their command’s daily participation rates and see the top 25 wings and centers.