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Lending a helping hand

Tech. Sgt. Geoffrey Gemundt, 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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Baggage claim

Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers stop by a warehouse in the RED HORSE compound to collect their belongings after being dismissed to their families. The RED HORSE Squadron just returned from a six-month deployment overseas working to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Long awaited greeting

Maj. Eric Mannion, operations officer for the first expeditionary RED HORSE group, is greeted by his son upon his return from a six-month deployment with the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers.
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Patriotic welcome home

More than 400 family, friends and colleagues gathered in the 201st RED HORSE compound of Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to welcome home the more than 100 Airmen of the RED HORSE Squadron that spent six months deployed throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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A fresh red hat

From left: Captain Mark Brumbach and Major Eric Mannion recieve a fresh new red hat from Technical Sergeant Kevin Rakus. Capt Brumbach and Maj Mannion were among the more than 100 returning Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers. They are returning to Fort Indiantown Gap after a six-month deployment to locations throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins)
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Patriotic welcome home

More than 400 family, friends and colleagues gathered in the 201st RED HORSE compound of Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to welcome home the more than 100 Airmen of the RED HORSE Squadron that spent six months deployed throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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The 201st returns

The Patriot Guard Riders helped greet the more than 100 returning Airmen returning of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers. They are returning to Fort Indiantown Gap after a six-month deployment to locations throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins)
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Weapons check in

Master Sergenat Ryan Jones, (left) 193rd Special Operations Wing Security Forces checks in the weapons of the more than 100 returning Airmen returning of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers. They are returning to Fort Indiantown Gap after a six-month deployment to locations throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.( Photo by Air Force Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins
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The 201st returns

The Patriot Guard Riders helped greet the more than 100 returning Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers. They are returning to Fort Indiantown Gap after a six-month deployment to locations throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins)
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Patriotic welcome home

More than 400 family, friends and colleagues gathered in the 201st RED HORSE compound of Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa., to welcome home the more than 100 Airmen of the RED HORSE Squadron that spent six months deployed throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. The mission of this mobile civil engineering response force was to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Patriotic welcome home

Local fire departments stage their towers along Air Guard Road to welcome the convoy of returning Airmen of the 193rd Special Operations Wing?s 201st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers. The 201st RED HORSE Squadron spent six months overseas working to build and repair military infrastructures that support missions theater wide as part of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Claire Behney)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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Snow duty

Members of the 193rd Special Operations Wing, PA Air National Guard, Middletown Pennsylvania are busy clearing snow from the flight line, parking lots, roads and sidewalks on their base at Harrisburg International Airport. The Harrisburg area recieved 36 inches of snow from two snow storms between February 4th and 11th 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sergeant David Hawkins/Released)
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