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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Larry Dushac, fuels specialist with the 171st Air Refueling Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. Members of the 171st ARW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Staff Sgt. Jason Wieland, vehicle mechanic with the 171st Air Refueling Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. Members of the 171st ARW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Airman 1st Class Andrew Schmid, heavy equipment operator with the 201st Red Horse Squadron, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 201st RHS worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Nicole Brennenman, fuels specialist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 193rd SOW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Nicole Brennenman, fuels specialist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 193rd SOW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Ben Hritz, fuels specialist with the 171st Air Refueling Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. Members of the 171st ARW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Airman 1st Class Brian Cooper, heavy equipment operator with the 201st Red Horse Squadron, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 201st RHS worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Nicole Brennenman, fuels specialist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, fuels vehicles and fuel containers at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 193rd SOW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Neighbors helping neighbors

Tech. Sgt. Nicole Brennenman, fuels specialist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, fuels vehicles at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. From Nov. 5 until Nov.13, members of the 193rd SOW worked twelve-hour shifts with other National Guard units from seven states to distribute fuel to victims of Hurricane Sandy. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Never overshadowed

Under the shadow of a large excavator, Staff Sgt. Mark Ellis and Master Sgt. Chris Blackwell discuss plans to smooth out this dangerous stretch of hairpin turns that hamper Border Patrol officers in their efforts to secure the border May 1, 2008 near Campo, Calif. Sergeants Ellis and Blackwell are airfield crew specialists from the 201st RED HORSE Squadron from Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)

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New 112th Facility Building

The new $5 million training facility for the 112th Air Operations Squadron, will provide a state-of-the-art complex where Pennsylvania Guardsmen will be able to learn and practice running air campaigns in a realistic recreation of an Air and Space Operations Center. Released by SSgt Mariko Bender, Air Force

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New civilian health and fitness specialist at wing

Mike DeRosa is the 193rd Special Operations Wing's new civilian health and fitness specialist. “My ultimate goal is not simply to help Airmen pass their PT tests, but also to offer them the nutritional and fitness tools they need to make permanent lifestyle changes,” he said.

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New fitness trainer at wing

Mike DeRosa, the 193rd Special Operation Wing’s civilian health and fitness specialist, leads a team of physical training leaders through resistance training exercises for a fitness video.

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Night OPS

At approximately 11:30 p.m. the cloud cover broke momentarily, giving the TACPs more light at the conclusion of one of their night missions. During this scenario the TACPs fell under enemy fire while in transit to their FOB and had to clear several buildings in search of the insurgent to disarm him.

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Night Recon for PAR Team

Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing patrol the area as the Post-Attack Recon team while wearing biological and chemical agent protective gear in an Operational Readiness Exercise in preparation for an upcoming Operational Readiness Inspection, Middletown, Pa. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech Sgt. Mariko Bender/Released)

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Night vision training

Master Sgt. Timothy Sullivan, 193rd Special Operations Security Forces Squadron, helps Senior Airman Kimberly Galutia, 201st Red Horse Squadron, with her night vision goggle. Airman Galutia trained with the 193rd SOSFS in June during their annual training held at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. (Photo by: Air National Guard Photographer, TSgt Culeen Shaffer)

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Officer's running with recruits

Col. John J. Dickinson and Lt. Col. John R. Emrick Jr. complete their physical training test along with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Right Start program. Right Start program prepares future Airmen for basic training by getting them in shape, teaching them the structure and ranks of the Air Force, marching and military bearing. Released by Staff S Mariko Bender, Air Force

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Officer's running with recruits

Col. John J. Dickinson and Lt. Col. John R. Emrick Jr. complete their physical training test along with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Right Start program. Right Start program prepares future Airmen for basic training by getting them in shape, teaching them the structure and ranks of the Air Force, marching and military bearing. Released by Staff S Mariko Bender, Air Force

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Offloading in Connecticut

Air Force Tech. Sgt. Stanley Hain, 193rd Special Operations Wing loadmaster ensures that Soldiers and Airmen from the Pennsylvania National Guard exit safely out the open ramp of a C-130J aircraft, Feb. 12, 2013. The 193rd Special Operations Wing transported the Soldiers and Airmen to Bradley International Airport, Windor Locks, Conn. The Guardsmen 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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Offloading in Connecticut

Soldiers and Airmen with the Pennsylvania National Guard exit 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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