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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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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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Making a difference on the border

Staff Sgt. George Thompson marks a steel beam with chalk so it can be cut to its proper length May 1 near Campo, Calif. The beams will be used to finish off an "eyebrow" to a firing range that will allow Border Patrol officers to hone in their weapons skills. Sergeant Thompson is an engineering assistant for the 201st RED HORSE Squadron from Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Marking the spot

Staff Sgt. George Thompson hangs safely above the desert floor chalk mark and prepare an I-beam for final cutting. 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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On the Border

Master Sgt. Chris Blackwell, 201st Red Horse Squadron project supervisor, shows the breadth of project to bolster the infrastructure behind the U.S. - Mexico border fence. Teams near Campo, Calif., helped inprove conditions for the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers who work to protect that area. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Maintaining aircraft Top Priority

Pennsylvania Air National Guardsman Senior Airman Mark Gothel of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Middletown, Pa. taps on a prop blade of an EC-130J Commando Solo looking for wear on the blade March 28th, 2007. The EC-130J Commando Solo is a one of a kind aircraft that has unique broadcasting mission. Air Force photo by SSgt Matt D. Schwartz (Released)
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Hoist Away

Pennsylvania Air National Guardsmen Staff Sgt. Dennis Dacheux (center) and Staff Sgt. Dustin Martz (left) of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Middletown, Pa. set a vertical trailing wire real of an EC-130J Commando Solo to be lowered for replacement March 28th, 2007. Dacheux and Martz are members of the Mission Systems Branch that maintain all equipment in the rear of the Commando Solo. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz (Released)
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Maintaining aircraft Top Priority

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Maintenance Group, Pennsylvania Air National Gaurd, Middletown, PA, push a cart under an engine of an EC-130E Commando Solo. The EC-130 has a one of a kind broadcasting mission exclusive to the 193rd SOW.
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Practice Makes Perfect

A P-32 Light Rescue Vehicle as it sits on the flightline of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard during a training exercise at the Harrisburg International Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009.
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Practice Makes Perfect

Training never ends. Here Senior Airman Kevin Heisey (right) of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station points out where to start packing equipment back into the fire truck as Staff Sgt. Gary Edwards listens after a training exercise at the Harrisburg Intenational Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009.
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Practice Makes Perfect

Training never ends. Here Senior Airman Kevin Heisey (right) of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station points out where to start packing equipment back into the fire truck as Staff Sgt. Gary Edwards listens after a training exercise at the Harrisburg Intenational Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009.
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Practice Makes Perfect

Mission accomplished, Airman First Class Jason Seymore of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station removes his mask after a training exercise at the Harrisburg International Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009.
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Practice Makes Perfect

Mission accomplished, Airman First Class Jason Seymore of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station removes his mask after a training exercise at the Harrisburg International Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009.
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Practice Makes Perfect

A member of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station heads back to the truck to return equipment after a training exercise at the Harrisburg International Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009. The Fire Station is responsable for the protection of a variety of wing assets to include aircraft, buildings and airmen.
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Practice Makes Perfect

Staff Sgt. Gary Edwards of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pa. Air National Guard's Fire Crash Station heads back to the truck to return equipment after a training exercise at the Harrisburg International Airport Middletown, Pa. March 14, 2009. The Fire Station is responsable for the protection of a variety of wing assets to include aircraft, buildings and airmen.
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