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The 88th Force Support Squadron facilities offer a variety of options on the installation and with the warmer weather making its arrival, one of their food options is going mobile. A state of the art food truck will offer a rotating menu and travel to both areas A and B. Dates, times and location of the food truck will be posted on the 88th Force Support Squadron Facebook page. (Courtesy Photo)


88th Force Support Squadron offers many options for dining and entertainment

The 88th Force Support Squadron facilities offer a variety of options on the installation and with the warmer weather making its arrival, one of their food options is going mobile. A state of the art food truck will offer a rotating menu and travel to both areas A and B. Dates, times and location of the food truck will be posted on the 88th Force Support Squadron Facebook page. (Courtesy Photo)

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Australians celebrating “‘100 years of Mateship”’ between Australia and the United States at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on June 20 are (left to right): Jeremy Bowles; Wing Commander Andrew State of the Royal Australian Air Force; and Joseph Otmar. Bowles and Otmar are dressed in period uniforms like those worn during the Battle of Hamel on July 4, 1918. (U.S. Air Force photo/Glenn DeBerry)
Volunteers pose for a group photo at the conclusion of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Awareness Month 5K color fun run and walk at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base June 22. The LGBT event emphasized diversity and inclusion to help build a stronger workforce. (U.S. Air Force photo/Michelle Gigante)
Breann Blankenship, 7, looks over a monarch butterfly on her arm while she waits for it to fly away during a monarch butterfly release at the Pollinator Expo June 20 at the Wright Brothers Memorial near Area B. Like bees, monarch butterflies are an important pollinator species that primarily due to habitat loss and fragmentation, have been facing a drastic decline in population. (U.S. Air Force photo/Stacey Geiger)
A caterpillar crawls across a leaf on a plant in the Huffman Prairie. Huffman Prairie is home to many native species of plants and animals. The prairie is also an optimal habitat for the pollinator population such as bees and butterflies. (Courtesy Photo)
The Huffman Prairie at sunset. Huffman Prairie was declared a State of Ohio Natural Landmark in 1986 and is one of the largest remaining stands of black soil tallgrass prairies in Ohio and is one of the most significant habitats for grassland birds in the region. (Courtesy Photo)
The Huffman Prairie is home for native species of plants and animals in Ohio. An “Explore Huffman Prairie” walking tour will be held on Tuesday, July 31, at 11 a.m. at the Huffman Prairie. (Courtesy Photo)
This Smooth Green Snake was found on base during an environmental survey in 2010. The survey team said it was the first documented SGS here since 1871.
Greg Colwell, a former base biologist here, is wrangling a Massasauga snake on base as part of a survey from an area on base known as the War Fighter Training Center. (Courtesy photo)
Snapping turtle found near the fire training area. (Courtesy photo)
An Indiana bat found at Wright-Patterson during a mist net survey, by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife, June 2017. (Used with permission. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service courtesy photo/Keith Lott)
Ryan & Friends bring laughs to Wright-Patt
Ryan & Friends bring laughs to Wright-Patt
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