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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Tech. Sgt. Dave R. Wozniak, an electronic communication secialist at the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., attaches a canopy to a 46-man raft. This was part of the water survival training held at Mount Gratna, Pa., on July 11, 2009 for Wozniak and other flight crew members.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Flight crew members from the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., experience what it is like on a 46-man raft during water survival training. This training was held at a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa., on Saturday July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Tech. Sgt. Pete Loree, an aircrew flight equipment technician of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, helps a flight crew member of the 193rd SOW aboard a 46-man life raft. This was part of the water survival training held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Tech. Sgt Pete Loree, an arcrew flight equipment technician of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, helps a flight crew member of the 193rd SOW aboard a 46-man life raft. This was part of the water survival training held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., on July11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Flight crew members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., carry a 46-man life raft into the lake in Mount Gretna, Pa. This was part of their water survival training held at the lake on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Tech. Sgt. Llyod Buchter, an aircraft equipment technician, trains flight crew about one-man rafts during water survival training at Mount Gretna, Pa. Buchter and the flight crew are Guardsman at the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

First Lt. Mark Siviglia swims across Mount Gretna Lake to his next water survival training exercise on July 11, 2009. Siviglia, a pilot, and other flight crew members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., went to Mount Gretna Pa., to complete this training.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Capt. Adam Pitarra, a pilot from the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., finds his way out from underneath a canopy during water survival training held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa.. This was to simulate what he would do if he had landed in the water with his parachute. Pitarra and other flight crew members of the 193rd SOW spent the morning of July 11, 2009 completing this training.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Master Sgt. Kevin Rhyder and Airman 1st Class Nathan Blasco, aircrew flight equipment technicians of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, help flight crew members of the 193rd SOW simulate what it would be like to release a parachute if caught by wind. This was part of the water survival training held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Master Sgt. Kevin Rhyder and Airman 1st Class Nathan Blasco, aircrew flight equipment technicians of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, help flight crew members of the 193rd SOW simulate what it would be like to release a parachute if caught by wind. This was part of the water survival training held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

First Lt. Jeff Snyder, a weapons systems officer at the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., makes his way to the shore after exiting from a 46-man raft on July 11, 2009. Snyder and other flight crew members participated in water survival training at a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Second Lt. Jason Tuell, a weapons systems officer and Tech. Sgt. Kevin Karmosky, an electronic communications specialist help deflate and roll up a 46-man raft. Tuell, Karmosky and other flight crew members with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., participated in water survival training at a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Tech. Sgt. David R. Wozniak, an electronic communication specialist at the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa., jumps off of a 46-man raft. Batz and other flight crew members had water survival training on a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Maj. Dave Marsden, a weapons system officer from the 193rd Special Operations Wing looks across Mount Gretna Lake in Pennsylvania while aboard a 46-man raft. 193rd SOW flight crew members out of Middletown Pa., participated in water survival training on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Senior Master Sgt. David Batz, an electronic communication specialist at the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa., intentionally falls off of a 46- man raft. Batz and other flight crew members had water survival training on a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa., on July 11, 2009.
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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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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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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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Measure twice, cut once

Master Sgt. David Luciano, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., takes the adage 'measure twice, cut once' to heart as he measures an I-beam near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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