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Air Force Materiel Command Tattoo 2010
Korean War veterans and Airmen readying to depart for Air Force basic military training were honored during Air Force Materiel Command's sixth annual Tattoo June 25, 2010 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The free event attracted more than 75,000 people for an evening of music, military ceremony, aircraft flyovers and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ben Strasser)
Air Force Materiel Command Tattoo 2010
An F-22 Raptor streaks over the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force June 25, 2010 during Air Force Materiel Command's sixth annual Tattoo. The free event attracted more than 75,000 people from communities neighboring Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio for an evening of music, military ceremony, aircraft flyovers and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ben Strasser)
Air Force Materiel Command Tattoo 2010
A B-52 Stratofortress performs a flyover of the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force June 25, 2010 during Air Force Materiel Command's sixth annual Tattoo. The free event attracted more than 75,000 people to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio for an evening of music, military ceremony, aircraft flyovers and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ben Strasser)
Air Force Materiel Command Tattoo 2010
A World War II B-17 Flying Fortress flys over the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force June 25, 2010 during Air Force Materiel Command's sixth annual Tattoo. The free event attracted more than 75,000 people to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio for an evening of music, military ceremony, aircraft flyovers and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ben Strasser)
Air Force Materiel Command Tattoo 2010
Air Force Materiel Command's sixth annual Tattoo attracted more than 75,000 people from neighboring communities to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio on June 25 for an evening of music, military ceremony, aircraft flyovers and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ben Strasser)
Korean War Veterans to be honored at 2010 Tattoo
James Snyder, a Korean War veteran, recalled having “one-and-a-half hours” of notice that a war had broken out and he was heading there. He and four other veterans will be honored for their service at the 6th Annual Freedom's Call Tattoo.
Veterans honored at Tattoo
Sam Morgan, a Xenia resident and Korean War veteran, received his draft notice in 1951. He was assigned to the Third Marine Division’s motor transport battalion as a company clerk and spent most of his enlistment at Camp Pendleton, Calif. He will be honored along with four others at the 6th Annual Freedom's Call Tattoo at WPAFB.
Veterans to be honored at 2010 Tattoo
Jack Perry, a Korean War Veteran, joined the Army at a recruiters office in Dayton at the age of 14. Mr. Perry spent 28 months as a POW, the youngest in the Korean Conflict. Mr. Perry and four others will be honored for their service at the 2010 AFMC Freedom's Call Tattoo.
Korean War veterans to be honored at Tattoo
Russell Harrod, a Korean War veteran, and a friend saw a John Wayne movie that motivated them to enlist in the Navy, and within months, Mr. Harrod was aboard the USS George Clymer as a radar gun station director. Mr. Harrod and four other veterans will be honored for their service at the 2010 Air Force Materiel Command's Freedom's Call Tattoo.
Korean War Veterans to be honored at Tattoo
Bernie DeLong, a Korean War Veteran, entered the Army Reserve in 1948. In 1950, switched to the Air Force to fly fighters and “rise above the fray.” He flew F-84Ds and Gs in Korea starting in April 1953 and completed 69 air-to-ground missions by July when the armistice was signed. Mr. DeLong and four other Korean War Veterans will be honored for their service during the 2010 Freedom’s Call Tattoo June 25, on the grounds of the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
Conference focuses on DoD acquisition workforce
Mr. Gary Bliss is joined by senior Air Force leaders for a 3-star panel discussion during the DoD Acquisition Insight Conference April 20, 2010 at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. The conference, sponsored by the Defense Acquisition University, focused on challenges faced by the Department of Defense acquisition workforce. Mr. Bliss is director of the Pentagon’s Performance Assessment and Root Cause Analysis office. Also pictured are Lt. Gen. Ted Bowlds, Electronic Systems Center commander, Lt. Gen Tom Owen, Aeronautical Systems Center commander, Lt. Gen. Marc Rogers, Inspector General of the Air Force, and Lt. Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander. (DoD photo/Erica Kobren)
Conference focuses on DoD acquisition workforce
More than 700 military, civilian and contractor acquisition professionals and defense industry partners gather for a 3-star panel discussion during the DoD Acquisition Insight Conference April 20, 2010 at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. The conference, sponsored by the Defense Acquisition University, focused on challenges faced by the Department of Defense acquisition workforce. (DoD photo/Erica Kobren)
Conference focuses on DoD acquisition workforce
Gen. Donald Hoffman speaks to attendees of the DoD Acquisition Insight Conference April 20, 2010 at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. The conference, sponsored by the Defense Acquisition University, focused on challenges faced by the Department of Defense acquisition workforce. General Hoffman is commander of the Air Force Materiel Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (DoD photo/Erica Kobren)
Conference focuses on DoD acquisition workforce
Dr. Ashton Carter, the Pentagon’s top acquisition official, speaks to more than 700 military and civilian acquisition officials during the DoD Acquisition Insight Conference April 20, 2010 held at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. The conference, sponsored by the Defense Acquisition University, focused on challenges faced by the Department of Defense acquisition workforce. Dr. Carter is Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics. (DoD photo/Erica Kobren)
Conference focuses on DoD acquisition workforce
Dr. Ashton Carter, the Pentagon’s top acquisition official, speaks to more than 700 military and civilian acquisition officials and defense industry partners during the DoD Acquisition Insight Conference April 20, 2010 at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. The conference, sponsored by the Defense Acquisition University, focused on challenges faced by the Department of Defense acquisition workforce. Dr. Carter is Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics. (DoD photo/Erica Kobren)
AFRL academic research partnership to investigate operational stressors on Airmen
Air Force Research Laboratory scientist Dr. Saber Hussain views particle interaction with cultured cells. His work on the development of a model to identify the impact of stressors on Airmen is at the center of a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement that will establish a new laboratory facility at Wright State University. (Courtesy photo)
USAF School of Aerospace Medicine's DIMO unit carries training worldwide
U. S. Air Force instructors with the Defense Institute for Medical Operations based at Brooks City-Base, Texas, train local first responders on proper litter carry skills in Kingston, Jamaica. (Air Force photo)
School of Aerospace Medicine trains first responders through DIMO
U. S. Air Force instructors from the Air Force DIMO team based at Brooks City-Base, Texas, conduct a mass casualty (MASCAL) exercise with first responders in Georgetown, Guyana. The exercise was part of a week-long first responder course that taught advanced medical techniques for emergencies to Guyana first responders. (Air Force photo)
AFMC senior leaders meet
Gen. Donald Hoffman, commander of Air Force Materiel Command, speaks to AFMC and defense industry leaders during the Air Force Association Technology Symposium at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on Sept. 3. The AFA event was timed to coincide AFMC's semi-annual senior leaders conference Sept. 1 and 2. General Hoffman used the conference to reinforce AFMC's vital role as caretaker of the nuclear arsenal and to strengthen dialogue between government and industry leaders who support Air Force research & development, acquisition, test & evaluation and sustainment missions. (Air Force photo/William Pugh)
X-51A
An X-51A WaveRider hypersonic flight test vehicle is uploaded to an Air Force Flight Test Center B-52 for fit testing at Edwards Air Force Base on July 17, 2009. Four scramjet-powered Waveriders were built for the Air Force. The Air Force Research Laboratory, DARPA, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne, and Boeing are partners on the X-51A technology demonstrator program. (U.S. Air Force photo/Chad Bellay)