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Bringing an Old Warhorse to a Final Resting Place

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pennsylvania Air National Guard guide an EC-130E Commando Solo down a path at Muir Field at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., October 4, 2006. The aircraft afectionetly known as "The Triple Cripple" will soon be on permanent display at the post. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz)
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Bringing an Old Warhorse to a Final Resting Place

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pennsylvania Air National Guard guide an EC-130E Commando Solo down a path at Muir Field at Fort Indiantown Gap Annville, PA. October 4, 2006. The aircraft Affectionetly known as "The Tripple Cripple" will soon be on perminent display at the post.
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Maintaining aircraft Top Priority

Tech. Sgt. Richard Fanning of the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Maintenance Squadron Pennsylvania Air National Guard Middletown, Pa., demonstates the proper wear of personal protective equipment while sanding this prop May 10, 2007. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz)
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Even the Smallest Details Count

Lining up the skids on an EC-130J Commando Solo aircraft is an arduous task, here Staff Sgt. Dustin Martz of the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Mission Systems branch of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard tries to accomplish this feat May 16, 2007. The proper height, spacing and alignment is critical in making sure everything fits the way it should inside the Commando Solo broadcast platform. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz)
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Maintaining aircraft Top Priority

Tech. Sgt. Richard Fanning of the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Maintenance Squadron Pennsylvania Air National Guard Middletown, Pa., demonstates the proper wear of personal protective equipment while sanding this prop May 10, 2007. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz)
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Even the Smallest Details Count

Lining up the skids on an EC-130J Commando Solo aircraft is an arduous task. Here, Master Sgt. Michael Heller of the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Mission Systems branch of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard tries to accomplish this feat May 16, 2007. The proper height, spacing and alignment is critical in making sure everything fits the way it should inside the Commando Solo broadcast platform. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt D. Schwartz)
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Making a pass

Master Sgt. Mike Townsend, 193rd Special Operations Wing videographer, films a narrow passage along the U.S.-Mexico Border that is being improved by members of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Painted desert

Under the rising sun and shadows of the desert, Airmen from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., place the finishing touches on a firing range used by U.S. Border and Customs agents near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Bordering success

Master Sgt. Mike Townsend, a videographer with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Middletown, Pa., films excavation efforts along the U.S. border with Mexico. Members of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron worked for weeks improving infrasctructure near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Trouble ahead, trouble behind

With trouble ahead and trouble behind, Staff Sgt. Hikes and Master Sgt. Chris Blackwell of the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., survey the work needed to improve infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Eyes wide shut

Through the eye of an I-beam, welders from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron work to place the finishing touches on a firing range used by U.S. Customs and Border patrol agents near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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It's a real grind

Tech. Sgt. Bill Meiser, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., grinds down the rough edges to an I-beam near Campo, Calif. The beam is a part of a firing range that will be used by agents of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Finishing touches

Senior Master Sgt. Larry Boyer and his team from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron, tighten a connection on the roof of a firing range during Operation Jump Start infratructure improvements near Campo, Calif. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Crank it up

Senior Master Sgt. Larry Boyer and his team from the 201st REDHORSE Squadron put the finishing touches on a firing range to be used by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents near the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Whatever may come

Master Sgt. Mike Townsend, a videographer with the 193rd Special Operations Wing, awaits retirement or an oncoming train while filming the surroundings at Operation Jump Start near Campo, Calif.
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Fired up!

Staff Sgt. Juritsko, 201st REDHORSE Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, fires up a torch used to improve infrastructure during Operation Jump Start. (Photo by Capt. Jay Ostrich)
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Airman 1st Class Claire Behney, a public affairs journalist, interviews Senior Master Sgt. Matt Marshall about the water survival training he was conducting at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., for flight crew members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa. Marshall is the aircrew flight equipment superintendent at the 193rd SOW.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Master Sgt. Steven Mannino and Master Sgt. Kevin Rhyder, aircrew flight equipment technicians at the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa., clean up after conducting water survival training. Water survival training was held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., for 193rd SOW flight crew members on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Senior Master Sgt. Matt Marshall, the aircrew flight equipment superintendent at the 193rd Special Operations Wing located in Middletown, Pa., cleans up after conducting water survival training. Water survival training was held at Mount Gretna Lake, Pa., for 193rd SOW flight crew members on July 11, 2009.
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Water Survival Training at Mount Gretna Lake, Pennsylvania

Senior Master Sgt. Raymond Lavalee deflates his personal floatation device after water survival training. Lavallee, a loadmaster, and other flight crew members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, located in Middletown, Pa., went to a lake in Mount Gretna, Pa., for their water survival training on July 11, 2009.
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