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193rd Special Operations Wing provides Intravenous training while in Hawaii.

Lt. Col. LaDawn Straub and 1st. Lt. Cindy Inella both registered nurses with 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, conduct intravenous (IV) training at the Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Mark Bergner, a registered charge nurse of Bay Clinic and a resident of Hilo, Hawaii participates in the training. The 193rd Medical Group are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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193rd Special Operations Wing provides Intravenous training while in Hawaii.

Master Sgt. Kim Hulse, Airman 1st Class April Loeper and Staff Sgt. Matthew Nettles participate in intravenous (IV) training at the Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Hulse, Loeper and Nettles are medical techs with 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Squadron out of Middletown, Pa. The 193rd Medical Squadron are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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193rd Special Operations Wing provides Intravenous training while in Hawaii.

Maj. Ruthann Murphy and Capt. Jen Cool-Telesky both registered nurses with 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, conduct intravenous (IV) training at the Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Mary Mullins a licensed practical nurse of Bay Clinic and a resident of Hilo, Hawaii participates in the training. The 193rd Medical Group are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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Patient recieves much needed dental care.

Lt.Col Rockwell of the 104th Fighter Wing in Westfield, Mass, cleans the teeth of Lee M. Kaikuana, a native of Hilo, Hawaii, at Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Assisting Rockwell is Staff Sgt. Chantiel Umberger a dental assitant for the 193rd Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa. Rockwell is helping out the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group who are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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Patient recieves much needed dental care.

Senior Airman Kim Coolbaugh, cleans the teeth of Ryan Nases, a Hilo Hawaii resident, at Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Coolbaugh is a dental assistant with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, who are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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Patient recieves much needed dental care.

Senior Airman Kim Coolbaugh, cleans the teeth of Ryan Nases, a Hilo Hawaii resident, at Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Coolbaugh is a dental assistant with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, who are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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Patient recieves much needed dental care.

Lt.Col Rockwell of the 104th Fighter Wing in Westfield Massachusetts, cleans the teeth of a patient at Keaau Clinic in Keaau, Hawaii. Rockwell is helping out the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa, who are in Hilo Hawaii to preform Medical Innovative Readiness Training.
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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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Incoming!

Tactical Air Control Party Airman of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 148th Air Support Operations Squadron, Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., run from their tents to their bunker after hearing incoming enemy missiles. The threat of incoming enemy fire was one of many scenarios the Airmen faced as part of the four-day field training exercise at Fort Indiantown Gap.
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201st RED HORSE dedicates memorial pavers

A special feature of the RED HORSE?s new building is their memorial walk-way. Three different types of pavers are in the walkway; red pavers signify current members, gray signifies retired members and square pavers recognize deceased 201st members. The 201st RED HORSE Alumni Association sold the four by eight inch pavers to current and retired members of the 201st to be able to cover the costs of the decease members? pavers. Pictured from left to right, retired Master Sgt. Gordon Ebright; retired Col. Joseph Feather, second 201st commander; retired Col. H. Dewey Perkins, fourth 201st commander; and Lt. Col. Gregory Deal, current 201st commander, place the final memorial paver for retired Lt. Col. Clarence ?Scoop? Withers, the first 201st commander. The ceremony of placing Withers? paver served to recognize all of the deceased members of the 201st represented in this memorial walkway.
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201st RED HORSE dedicates new building

Brig. Gen. Jerry G. Beck Jr., Pennsylvania National Guard deputy adjutant general ? Army; Lt. Col. Gregory Deal, 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers commander; Brig. Gen. John Murphy, Headquarters, Air National Guard; and Brig. Gen. Eric Weller, 193rd Special Operations Wing commander cut the ribbon to the new RED HORSE operations and training facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. The new $6.7 million, 22,500 square-foot building is home to the PA Air National Guard?s RED HORSE engineers and provides critical operations and logistics space to ensure the unit can accomplish its wartime mission.
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Earth Day clean-up

Staff Sgt. Daniel Hansen, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, electronic technician hands garbage he found along the steam bank of the stream in Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to Master Sgt. Andrea Stine, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, personnel. These two Airmen were part of a group of nine that volunteered to participate in an Earth Day clean-up, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney
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Earth Day clean-up

Master Sgt. Andrea Stine, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, personnel and Staff Sgt. Ashley Kessler, 148th Air Support Operations Squadron, personnel work to remove a large piece of garbage from the steam that runs through Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. These two Airmen were part of a group of nine that volunteered to participate in an Earth Day clean-up, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney0
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Earth Day clean-up

Staff Sgt. Daniel Hansen, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, electronic technician, places garbage he collected from Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., into a bag held by Staff Sgt. Ashley Kessler, 148th Air Support Operations Squadron, personnel. These two Airmen were part of a group of nine that volunteered to participate in an Earth Day clean-up, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney
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Earth Day clean-up

Second Lt. David Colna, 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers, environmental manager, works to dig out a rusted barrel from the stream that runs through Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. As environmental manager, Colna organized an Earth Day clean-up effort for Areas 1 and 2 at the Gap, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney
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Earth Day clean-up

Master Sgt. Andrea Stine, 211th Engineering Installation Squadron, personnel, hands garbage she collect from the stream in Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to Staff Sgt. Ashley Kessler, 148th Air Support Operations Squadron, personnel. These two Airmen were part of a group of nine that volunteered to participate in an Earth Day clean-up, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Earth Day clean-up

Staff Sgt. Jessica Reed, 271st Combat Communications Squadron, communication security manager, removes a piece of garbage from the bank of the stream that runs through Area 1 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. Nine Airmen from the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s Regional Support Group volunteered to participate in an Earth Day clean-up, April 22. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Lending a helping hand

Lt. Col. Blake Uhl, commander, 193rd SOW Detachment 1 Bollen Range loads bags of trash left at one of three drop off points. Employees of Lebanon city businesses volunteered an hour of their day, April 20, to collect trash around the city, while three Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Detachment 1 at Bollen Range collected the bags of trash gathered by the volunteers. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Lending a helping hand

From left to right, Greg Zinn, ZINN Insurance principal; Noelani Uhl, 193rd Special Operations Wing, Mission Support Group first sergeant; Sherry Capello, Lebanon city mayor; Master Sgt. Cheri Geib, Bollen Range personnel; Tech. Sgt. Geoffrey Gemundt, Bollen Range personnel; and Lt. Col. Blake Uhl, commander, 193rd SOW Detachement 1 Bollen Range, worked together to organize a day of clean up in the city of Lebanon, April 20. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Lending a helping hand

Master Sgt. Cheri Geib, Bollen Range personnel, loads bags of trash left at one of three drop off points. Employees of Lebanon city businesses volunteered an hour of their day, April 20, to collect trash around the city, while three Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, Detachment 1 at Bollen Range collected the bags of trash gathered by the volunteers. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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