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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
Olivia Russi, a student in room A-14 at Wright Field North Child Development Center, proudly displays the book she wrote and illustrated. (Air Force photo by Gina Marie Giardina / Released)
Materials engineer finds second calling as historic novelist
AFRL Materials and Manufacturing Directorate engineer and author TJ Turner signs copies of his first book, Lincoln’s Bodyguard, in April 2015. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lori Hughes)
Gen. Wolfenbarger Order of the Sword Ceremony
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, Air Force Materiel Command commander, is joined by AFMC Command Chief Master Sgt. Michael Warner as she enters her Order of the Sword induction ceremony through a formation of sabers raised by an Honor Guard. The ceremony, held Feb. 5, 2015, at the National Museum of the United States Air Force, was steeped in medieval symbolism and military tradition, and paid tribute to the general's servant leadership. The Order of the Sword is the highest honor Air Force noncommissioned officers can bestow upon an individual who has made significant contributions to the enlisted force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Wesley Farnsworth)
Supporting and enhancing Air Force capabilities
Senior Airman Zackery Noorlun works on an electronic jammer wire panel for a B-1B Lancer bomber at Robins Air Force Base, Ga. in this April 2013 file photo. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center partners with industry to deliver cost effective acquisition solutions and product support for Air Force weapon systems like the B-1B. Airman Noorlun is a depot avionics journeyman with the 567th Electronics Maintenance Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Matthew Clouse)
Exchange recognizes boy
Myles Eckert is suprised to receive an XBox One game console and other gifts from the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Exchange store March 20. Eckert made national news in February for a kind act toward a soldier. (Photo courtesy of Greg Kehm)
CMSAF Cody
Staff Sgt. Ryan Phillips explains how the simulator can replicate a variety of in-flight emergencies, including the presence of unexplained smoke in the aircraft, to Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody during one of his stops at the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine March 21. Cody visited the school during his two-day visit to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He also spoke to enlisted members in Airman Leadership School and visited the 88 Operations Support Squadron and the 445 Airlift Wing. (Air Force photo by Tara Dixon Engel)
CMSAF Cody
Staff Sgt. Nicole Alston and Tech. Sgt. Matthew Worsham interact with Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody during his tour of the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine March 21. Cody visited the school during his two-day visit to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He also spoke to enlisted members in Airman Leadership School and visited the 88 Operations Support Squadron and the 445 Airlift Wing. (Air Force photo by Tara Dixon Engel)
CMSAF Cody
First Lt. Thomas McNitt discusses components of the Battlefield Air Targeting Man-Aided kNowledge (BATMAN) program to Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody during one of his tour stops while visiting Wright-Patterson Air Force Base March 21. BATMAN prototypes have outfitted Airmen with equipment from chest-mounted computers, helmet-mounted displays and heated boot insoles. (Air Force photo by Michelle Gigante)
Habitat for Humanity
2Lt John Thurman from Aeronautical Systems Command at Wright-Patterson AFB, secures insulation on a family dwelling for Habitat for Humanity in Trotwood, Ohio. According to 2Lt Thurman the Company Grade Office Council, which he is a member of, volunteered in June, August and September to work on the dwelling. Base personnel volunteered more than 1,900 hrs in 2011 for Dayton's Habitat for Humanity earning them the President's Volunteer Service Award. (Habitat for Humanity courtesy photo)
Professor Pierluigi Bonello
Professor Pierluigi Bonello, who goes by Enrico, from The Ohio State University Department of Plant Pathology, takes samples of the ash tree to see if the injected hormone has traveled up the trunk of the tree. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ted Theopolos)
Air National Guard Airmen support AFRL radar project
Senior Master Sgt. Michael Pope, Master Sgt. Peter Krug and Staff Sgt. Lynn Shain take a break during construction of a 100' bi-static radar tower May 20, 2011 at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Air National Guard Airmen from six states helped construct four towers and install radar systems to provide the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base with the capability to conduct advanced sensors research. BRAC 2005 decisions directed relocation of the research radars from Rome, N.Y. Sergeant Pope is with the 219th Engineering Installation Squadron, based in Tulsa, Okla. Sergeants Krug and Shain are each with the 243rd Engineering Installation Squadron, South Portland, Maine. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Shaughnessy)
Air National Guard Airmen support AFRL radar project
Senior Master Sgt. Michael Pope performs an inspection during construction of a 100' bi-static radar tower May 20, 2011 at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Air National Guard Airmen from six states helped construct four towers and install radars to provide the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base with the capability to conduct advanced sensors research. BRAC 2005 decisions directed relocation of the research radars from Rome, N.Y. Sergeant Pope is with the 219th Engineering Installation Squadron, based in Tulsa, Okla. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Shaughnessy)
Air National Guard Airmen support AFRL radar project
Tech. Sgt. Bob Chaney operates a crane during construction of a 100' bi-static radar tower May 20, 2011 at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Air National Guard Airmen from six states helped construct four towers and install radar systems to provide the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base with the capability to conduct advanced sensors research. BRAC 2005 decisions directed relocation of the research radars from Rome, N.Y. Sergeant Chaney is with the 220th Engineering Installation Squadron, based in Zanesville, Ohio. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Shaughnessy)
Air National Guard Airmen support AFRL radar project
Tech. Sgt. Brian McCarty marks a properly tightened bolt and nut during construction of a 100' radar tower May 20, 2011 at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Air National Guard Airmen from six states helped construct four towers and install radars to provide the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base with the capability to conduct advanced sensors research. BRAC 2005 decisions directed relocation of the research radars from Rome, N.Y. Sergeant McCarty is with the 220th Engineering Installation Squadron, based in Zanesville, Ohio. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Shaughnessy)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
Chief Master Sgt. Shelina Frey joins Airman from Wright-Patteson Air Force Base listening to the story of the trek of a large steel beam from New York's World Trade Center during a ceremony marking its arrival to Fairborn, Ohio March 25, 2011. The artifact will become part of a permanent memorial to honor first responders and victims of the 9/11 terrorists attacks. It will be located at the National Center for Medical Readiness, located in Fairborn near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Chief Frey is Command Chief for Aeronautical Systems Center and the 88th Air Base Wing. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
Led by a procession of Ohio Patriot Guard riders and firefighting equipment from southwest Ohio communities and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, a flatbed trailer containing a large steel beam from New York's World Trade Center arrives to Fairborn, Ohio March 25, 2011. The artifact will become part of a permanent memorial to honor first responders and victims of the 9/11 terrorists attacks. It will be located at the National Center for Medical Readiness, located in Fairborn near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
Led by a procession of Ohio Patriot Guard riders and firefighting equipment from southwest Ohio communities and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, a flatbed trailer containing a large steel beam from New York's World Trade Center arrives to Fairborn, Ohio March 25, 2011. The artifact will become part of a permanent memorial to honor first responders and victims of the 9/11 terrorists attacks. It will be located at the National Center for Medical Readiness, located in Fairborn near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
Airmen from Wright-Patterson AIr Force Base's Airman Leadership School listen during a ceremony March 25, 2011 in Fairborn, Ohio marking the arrival of a large steel beam from New York's World Trade Center. The artifact will become part of a permanent memorial to honor first responders and victims of the 9/11 terrorists attacks. It will be located at the National Center for Medical Readiness, located in Fairborn near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
Wright-Patterson AIr Force Base Fire Chief Jacob King speaks during a ceremony March 25, 2011 in Fairborn, Ohio marking the arrival of a large steel beam from New York's World Trade Center. The beam will become part of a memorial at Wright State University's National Center for Medical Readiness, which trains first responders. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)
World Trade Center steel arrives to southwest Ohio
U.S. Representative Steve Austria, Mayor Joan Dautel, and Col. Amanda Gladney hold a small piece of steel girder from New York's World Trade Center during a cermony March 25, 2011 in Fairborn, Ohio. This piece will be taken to local schools to teach about the events that occurred on 9/11. A larger beam from Ground Zero will become part of a memorial at the Wright State University National Center for Medical Readiness, which trains first responders. Congressman Austria represents Ohio's 7th District, Ms. Dautel is Mayor of Fairborn and Col. Gladney is commander of the 88th Air Base Wing at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (Skywrighter photo/Niki Jahns)