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Gaining strength through family support

Staff Sgt. Michael Janoka of the 201st RED HORSE squadron holds his niece Zoey while saying goodbye to his family members before his six-month deployment.
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Get it while it's hot

Members of the 201st RED HORSE pave a portion of the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail near 9th and Chestnut streets. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. David Hawkins/Released)
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Get it while it's hot

Members of the 201st RED HORSE pave a portion of the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail near 9th and Chestnut streets. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. David Hawkins/Released)
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Getting a peek

Soldiers and Airmen with the Pennsylvania National Guard look out the open ramp of a C-130J aircraft, Feb. 12, 2013. The 193rd Special Operations Wing transported the Guardsmen to Bradley International Airport, Windor Locks, Conn. The Soldiers and Airmen will assist with closed roadways, stranded motorists, transportation of health care professionals to hospitals, and assist communities by performing area welfare checks of residents who may be cut off from power, food, or medical care due to Winter Storm Nemo. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt Culeen Shaffer/Released)
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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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Getting on the right foot, with Right Start.

Joshua Heintzelman, 20, patiently waits for his next instructions while standing at parade rest with his element. Heintzelman is actively involved with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Right Start program. The Right Start program prepares soon-to-be Airmen for basic training.
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

The Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., dedicated their new fire station June 9. Members of the fire company, community, local dignitaries, and Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., were in attendance of the event. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Wayne Isett, chairman, Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, addresses the audience at the dedication ceremony as Airman of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., listen. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Wayne Isett, chairman, Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, addresses the audience at the dedication ceremony as Airman of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., listen. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

Lt. Col. Terry Robinson, 201st RED HORSE Squadron logistics officer, addresses the audience at the Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., new fire station dedication June 9. Colonel Robinson spoke about the manpower and equipment used by the RHS to support the building of the Fire Company's new station and the benefits of the RHS’s participation in the construction process for both the Squadron and the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

The Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., dedicated their new fire station June 9. Members of the fire company, community, local dignitaries, and Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., were in attendance of the event. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

The Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., dedicated their new fire station June 9. Members of the fire company, community, local dignitaries, and Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., were in attendance of the event. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

Lt. Col. Terry Robinson, 201st RED HORSE Squadron logistics officer, addresses the audience at the Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., new fire station dedication June 9. Colonel Robinson spoke about the manpower and equipment used by the RHS to support the building of the Fire Company's new station and the benefits of the RHS’s participation in the construction process for both the Squadron and the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Grantville Volunteer Fire Company dedicates new fire station

The Grantville Volunteer Fire Company, Grantville, Pa., dedicated their new fire station June 9. Members of the fire company, community, local dignitaries, and Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing’s 201st RED HORSE Squadron, Annville, Pa., were in attendance of the event. The RHS contributed to the building of the new fire station by providing survey and excavation services. The Airmen of the RHS were able to save the Fire Company approximately $400,000, while gaining valuable training and being able to give back to the community. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Claire Behney/Released)
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Gridiron Greats team up to help Special Ops warriors

The 193rd Special Operations Wing, Pennsylvania Air National Guard present checks totaling over $12,000 to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation at MacDill Air Force Base, Fl. in front of an EC-130J Commando Solo November 12, 2008. Present for presentation are from left to right: Col. John Dickinson, Mike Ditka, Col. (ret) John Carney, Jr., Stephanie Matos, Jack Youngblood, Tech. Sgt. Jason Murray, Jana Murray, Master Sgt. Rick Panzar, Mark Pennartz, Rob Russell, Kevin Brown, Capt. Dave Earhart, and Lt. Col. Lyndon Marquez.
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Gridiron Greats team up to help Special Ops warriors

Football Hall of Famers Jack Youngblood (left) and Mike Ditka (right) set their eyes on an EC-130J Commandos Solo from the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Pennsylvania Air National Guard, for the first time at MacDill Air Force Base, Fl. November 12, 2008. The Gridiron Greats were on hand in Tampa to announce their charities partnership with the Special Operations Warrior Foundation and the 193rd was present to present a check to the SOWF from an annual golf tournament held in Pa.
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Gridiron Greats team up to help Special Ops warriors

The capabilities of the unique broadcasting mission of the EC-130J Commando Solo from the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Pennsylvania Air National Guard are explained to the attentive ears of football Hall of Famers Jack Youngblood (far right) and Mike Ditka (right) as Capt. David Earhart, a 193rd pilot listens on November 12, 2008 at MacDill Air Force Base, Fl. The Gridiron Greats were on hand to announce their partnership with the Special Operations Warrior Foundation to raise money for their causes during this year?s Super Bowl and the 193rd was on hand to present checks totaling over $12,000 to the SOWF.
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Group shot while waiting for airdrop

Aerial transportation specialists assigned to the 193rd Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron, Middletown Pa., members of the Lithuanian Air Force, and a member of the Latvian Air Force pose for a group photo while waiting at Coyle Field Airport, Chatsworth, N.J. Sept. 18, 2014, for container delivery systems to be dropped from an EC-130J Hercules aircraft. Members of the Lithuanian and Latvian Air Forces trained with 193rd SOLRS as part of Pennsylvania-Lithuania National Guard State Partnership Program. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer/Released)
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Guardsman joins Bands of Brothers, rocks for PTSD awareness

Tech. Sgt. Brian McNally, a guitarist for the Air National Guard Band of the Mid-Atlantic (front row, fourth from the left) stands with fellow veteran band mates of Bands of Brothers TV at the Bands of Brothers benefit concert, Nov. 12, 2012 at World Café Live, Philadelphia. The benefit concert was the finale show for 12 veterans who were brought together to form three bands that were filmed as part of a 10-episode online reality TV series. Bands of Brothers is a nonprofit organization that raises money for research and treatment in a dedicated effort of shedding light on post-traumatic stress disorder (Photo by Gene Thorpe Photography).
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Guardsman joins Bands of Brothers, rocks for PTSD awareness

Tech. Sgt. Brian McNally, a guitarist for the Air National Guard Band of the Mid-Atlantic plays with fellow veteran band mates of Bands of Brothers TV at the Bands of Brothers benefit concert, Nov. 12, 2012 at World Café Live, Philadelphia. The benefit concert was the finale show for 12 veterans who were brought together to form three bands that were filmed as part of a 10-episode online reality TV series. Bands of Brothers is a nonprofit organization that raises money for research and treatment in a dedicated effort of shedding light on post-traumatic stress disorder (Photo by Sheila McNally).
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