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Guardsmen Lithuania-bound

Staff Sgt. Jeremy Pritchett, Tech. Sgt. George Kurowski and Airman 1st Class Kathleen Hildenbrand, aerial porters with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa., inspect a cargo net before placing it on a Lithuania-bound pallet. Pennsylvania Army and Air National Guardsmen left for Lithuania Jun. 11 in support of exercise Amber Hope. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Guardsmen Lithuania-bound

Pennsylvania Army and Air National Guardsmen load bags onto a pallet at 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa. in preperation for exercise Amber Hope 2011. Amber Hope is NATO exercise in Lithuania with more than 2,000 participants from nine countries. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Guardsmen Lithuania-bound

Staff Sgt. Jeremy Pritchett, an aerial porter with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa., inspects a cargo net before placing it on a Lithuania-bound pallet. Pennsylvania Army and Air National Guardsmen left for Lithuania Jun. 11 in support of exercise Amber Hope. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Aerial "Dawgs" prepare for airdrops

Staff Sgt. Brian Sommers and Tech. Sgt. Phil Shelton, aerial porters with 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa. before packing a parachute, make sure that the parachute lines are straight, so it will deploy. On Jun. 11 they prepared 25-pound parachutes to be attached to a Container Delivery System used for airdrop training. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Aerial "Dawgs" prepare for airdrops

Staff Sgt. Brian Sommers, an aerial porter with 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa. inspects a parachute before packing it. On Jun. 11 Staff Sgt. Sommers prepared 25-pound parachutes tol be attached to Container Delivery Systems used for airdrop training. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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Aerial "Dawgs" prepare for airdrops

Staff Sgt. Brian Sommers, an aerial porter with 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa. prepared 25-pound parachutes, Jun. 11 to be attached to Container Delivery Systems used for airdrop training. (Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Culeen Shaffer)

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Staff Sgt. Charles Murray, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, cable and antenna installer and Airman 1st Class Christian Dolbin, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, cable and antenna installer work to secure a line to the VHF antenna so that it can be transported up the tower where four Airmen wait to attached it to the mast they installed. They installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Airman 1st Class Cynthia Lose, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, air field systems journeyman, places the electronic components for the new VHF antenna being installed by the Airmen of the 211th. The new antenna is being installed on the 160-foot tower at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., for the non-profit organization Lebanon Valley Society of Radio Amateurs.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Master Sgt. Stephen Coulburn, Senior Airman Kenneth Clouser, Airman 1st Class Andrew Bailey and Airman 1st Class Christopher Hall, all cable and antenna installers for the 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, climbed the 160-foot tower at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to install a new VHF antenna for the non-profit organization Lebanon Valley Society of Radio Amateurs. The installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Staff Sgt. Alf Alexis, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, cable and antenna installer prepares to guide the new VHF antenna as a motorized pulley system transports it up the tower where four Airmen wait to attach it to the mast they installed. The installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Staff Sgt. Alf Alexis and Airman 1st Class Christian Dolbin, both cable and antenna installers for the 211th Engineering Installation Squadron watch the new VHF antenna that?s being installed by Airmen of the 211th as a motorized pulley system transports it up the tower where four Airmen wait to attach it to the mast they installed. The installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Airman 1st Class Christian Dolbin, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, cable and antenna installer and Staff Sgt. Alf Alexis, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, cable and antenna installer work to attach a line to the VHF antenna so that it can be transported up the tower where four Airmen wait to attach it to the mast they installed. The installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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211th climbs heights for OJT, community service

Staff Sgt. Alf Alexis and Airman 1st Class Christian Dolbin, both cable and antenna installers for the 211th Engineering Installation Squadron carefully guide the new VHF antenna as a motorized pulley system transports it up the tower where four Airmen wait to attach it to the mast they installed. The installation of this antenna allowed the Airmen of the 211th to get valuable on the job training while also being able to provide for the local community at the same time.

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193rd Special Operations Wing helping those in need.

Maj. Danelle McMinn, a optometrist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa., checks the vision of a patient. McMinn and other members of the 193rd Medical Group provided free health screenings atthe Hawaii County Office of Aging in Hilo, Hawaii, on June 14th, 2010. Members of the 193rd Medical Group are in Hilo for Medical Innovative Readiness Training.

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193rd Special Operations Wing helping those in need.

Maj. Danelle McMinn a optometrist with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, checks the vision of a patient. McMinn and other members of the 193rd Medical Group provided free health screenings at Prince Kuhio Plaza in Hilo Hawaii on June 11th, 2010. Members of the 193rd Medical Group are in Hilo for Medical Innovative Readiness Training.

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Honor Guard practice makes perfection

Chief Master Sgt. Scotty Seiverling and Staff Sgt. Scott Reigle, members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s Honor Guard, lead the team of pallbearers carrying the training casket as they rehearse for an upcoming military funeral. The Honor Guard is called upon to support several events a year including parades, retirements and funerals.

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Honor Guard practice makes perfection

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s base Honor Guard?s color guard rehearse along the flight line as they prepare for an upcoming military funeral. The Honor Guard is called upon to support several events a year including parades, retirements and funerals.

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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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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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