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Setting up fast

201st RED HORSE Airmen work swiftly to repair a road in Iraq during a deployment in 2005.
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Medical group’s unique capabilities allow for global stability operations response

During a cholera outbreak in Mali in 2011, 193rd Special Operations Medical Group personnel Major Plante (left) and Capt. Cindy Innella explain hand-washing techniques and hygiene to visitors during a scheduled village medical encounter.
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Medical group’s unique capabilities allow for global stability operations response

During a cholera outbreak in Mali in 2011, 193rd Special Operations Medical Group personnel Major Plante (left) and Capt. Cindy Innella explain hand-washing techniques and hygiene to visitors during a scheduled village medical encounter.
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Camp Victory Saddam portait

First Sgt. Troy Schrader, Master Sgt. Louis Lusk, Chief Master Sgt. Jerome Staquet, and Lt. Col. Kraig Artz stand with a tile portrait of Saddam Hussein in the courtyard within the Al Faw Palace Complex in Baghdad, Iraq. The grounds of this palace complex are now a part of Camp Victory.
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Bordering success

Master Sgt. Mike Townsend, a videographer with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa., films excavation efforts along the U.S. border with Mexico. Members of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron worked for weeks improving infrasctructure near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Trouble ahead, trouble behind

With trouble ahead and trouble behind, Staff Sgt. Hikes and Master Sgt. Chris Blackwell of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., survey the work needed to improve infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Painted desert

Under the rising sun and shadows of the desert, Airmen from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., place the finishing touches on a firing range used by U.S. Border and Customs agents near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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It's a real grind

Tech. Sgt. Bill Meiser, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., grinds down the rough edges to an I-beam near Campo, Calif. The beam is a part of a firing range that will be used by agents of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Eyes wide shut

Through the eye of an I-beam, welders from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron work to place the finishing touches on a firing range used by U.S. Customs and Border patrol agents near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Fired up!

Staff Sgt. Juritsko, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, fires up a torch used to improve infrastructure during Operation Jump Start. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Measure twice, maybe three times

Master Sgt. David Luciano measures twice to cut once along the U.S.-Mexico border near Campo, Calif.
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All wired up

Tech. Sgt. Kenneth Leitch with the 201st REDHORSE Squadron finely tunes some equipment to be used on infrastructure repairs along the U.S.-Mexico border near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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A big job

Narrow passes like this make the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents' job a difficult one. Under the watchful eye of project commander Capt. Ethan England, members of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron improve the access roads and infrastructure. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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It's a grind!

Tech. Sgt. Tim Snyder from the 201st REDHORSE Squardon grinds down the rough edges to an I-beam that will be used to hold a roof for a firing range near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Put in your place

Tech. Sgt. Bill Meiser, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, carefully fits an I-beam into place while his team members weld it in place. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Liftoff for border success

Master Sgt. Chip Koons, facility manager for the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, grits his teeth while safely moving scaffolding for a new facility building near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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He came, he saw, he conquered

Master Sgt. Chip Koons, facility manager for the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, uses a power saw to cut board use for framing a new facility at a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol facility near Campo., Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Small adjustments, big impact

Senior Master Sgt. Larry Boyer, 201st REDHORSE SQuadron, completes securing an I-beam near the border. The beam is a part of a shooting range for U.S. Customs and Border patrol agents who will use it to hone their skills and protect our nation. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Getting it right

Under the watchful eye of Senior Master Sgt. Larry Boyer, an I-beam is carefully put in place by Tech. Sgt. Bill Meiser and Tech. Sgt. Kenneth Leitch. The beam is a part of a shooting range for U.S. Customs and Border patrol agents who will use it to hone their skills and protect our nation.
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Eyes on the border

Members of the Patriot Point Posse of the Mountain Minutemen keep a close watch for illegal activity upon the border. A civilian, all-volunteer organization gave praise to the work done to improve infrastructure there by the 201st Red Horse Squadron, Pennsylvania Air National Guard. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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