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Nerves

Staff Sgt. David Salcido, Tech. Sgt. Jason Thorpe, and Tech. Sgt. Joni Hadley chat before the Community College of the Air Force graduation ceremony begins Tuesday. The 419th Fighter Wing had 17 graduates this semester.
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Well done

Staff Sgt. Matthew Mason, left, congratulates Master Sgt. Jon Christensen on receiving his degree from the Community College of the Air Force at the graduation commencement April 15 at Club Hill. The 419th Fighter Wing had 17 graduates this semester.
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Lt. Col. Mark Pantone

Lt. Col. Mark Pantone, recipient of the Bronze Star Medal.
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To support and defend

Col. (Ret.) James Robinson swears in his son-in-law, Andrew Potter, in the 419th Fighter Wing conference room March 17. Potter will be joining the 67th Aerial Port Squadron after attending basic training and tech school in Texas. The Air Force Reserve encourages its members to recommend names of potential recruits through the Get One Now program. The program allows Reservists to have a say in who joins, and rewards those who refer friends and family with commemorative coins and other accession awards. Members can submit referrals on the Web at get1now.us, or call 877-786-2372.
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Eberhard

Staff. Sgt. Eric Eberhard of the 419th Civil Engineer Squadron.
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A night to shine

Airmen of the Year award winners are congratulated on stage at the Ogden Eccles Convention Center on Saturday.
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Survivor

Holocaust survivor Philip Gans speaks to reservists from the 419th Fighter Wing at its Airmen of the Year banquet at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center Saturday.
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Arming Up

BALAD AIR BASE, Iraq -- Tech. Sgt. Janelle Gaddy, 332nd Expeditionary Maintenance Squadron weapons armament technician, tightens the sway pads on a Triple Ejection Rack-9 Alpha here, Jan. 25. The TER-9A is a munitions rack designed for F-16 Fighting Falcons and can hold up to 3,000 pounds at any one time. Sergeant Gaddy is deployed from the 419th Air Force Reserve unit out of Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Julianne Showalter)
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Hit the road, plaque

Capt. Dave Jackson, a dentist in the 419th Medical Squadron, performs a routine dental exam on fellow dentist, Maj. John Kwant, during the January UTA. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kyle Brasier)
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466th FS Change of Command

Col. Andrew Larsen, 419th Operations Group commander, passes the 466th Fighter Squadron flag to Lt. Col. Pat Wade at a change of command ceremony during the January UTA, as Lt. Col. Paul Madsen, the former 466th FS commander looks on. Colonel Wade had served as commander of the wing’s Operations Support Flight commander for nearly two years and has been a pilot with the 466th FS for more than five years. (U.S. Air Force photo /SSgt. Kyle Brasier)
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Calling the "shots"

Senior Master Sgt. Kim Luckart and Master Sgt. Chris Strickland, both of the 419th Medical Squadron, review Strickland's medical records to ensure he has received the appropriate vaccinations prior to his upcoming overseas deployment.
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Special delivery

Senior Master Sgt. David Warner, first sergeant for the 419th Maintenance Operations Flight, hauls bags full of Christmas gifts from the Utah Foster Care Foundation's Christmas Box house in Ogden Monday. Sergeant Warner joined about 50 Airmen from the 419th and 388th Fighter Wings who delivered the gifts to foster homes across Northern Utah. The gifts were donated by local businesses, churches and citizens.(U.S. Air Force Photo/Kari Tilton)
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Drive-by greeting

Col. Gary Batinich, 419th Fighter Wing commander, shakes hands with Staff Sgt. Luke Munk in front of the wing's holiday greeting card displayed near the South Gate. Sergeant Munk, an Air Reserve Technician with the wing's Maintenance Squadron, designed and painted the card which took first place in a base-wide competition. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Bryan Magaña)
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Star struck

A special needs student from Mound Fort Middle School smiles as Santa, played by Chief Master Sgt. David Sill, presents her with a bag of gifts donated by the 67th Aerial Port Squadron. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Bryan Magaña)
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Star struck

A special needs student from Mound Fort Middle School smiles as Santa, played by Chief Master Sgt. David Sill, presents her with a bag of gifts donated by the 67th Aerial Port Squadron. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Bryan Magaña)
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Holiday helper

Tech. Sgt. Kanya Huling, of the 67th Aerial Port Squadron, talks to a Mound Fort Middle School student as she sifts through the goodies in her stocking. Continuing an 18-year tradition, members of the 67th APS hosted a Christmas party for special-needs students at the Ogden school Dec. 12. Chief Master Sgt. David Sill played Santa, giving each child a large bag of gifts. The 67th APS raises funds throughout the year to buys gifts for the children at Christmastime. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Bryan Magaña)
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In the spirit of giving

Master Sgt. Lori Noble of the 419th Civil Engineer Squadron loads up boxes of school supplies donated by members of the 419th Fighter Wing for Iraqi children. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Bryan Magaña)
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Holiday spirit

Chief Master Sgt. David Sill of the 67th Aerial Port Squadron greets a special needs student at Mt. Ford Middle School. (File Photo)
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Long journey home

Tech. Sgt. Alfredo Vasquez, of the 67th Aerial Port Squadron, is greeted by wing personnel at the Salt Lake International Airport, Oct. 18. Sergeant Vasquez returned home after being hospitalized at Wilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, for nearly five months after his leg was crushed by a pallet while he was deployed to Afghanistan. Sergeant Vasquez has endured nearly 20 surgeries and a grueling physical therapy program. (Courtesy Photo)
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Hero homecoming

Chief Master Sgt. Elizabeth Atisme, 419th Fighter Wing Command Chief, and other wing personnel, greeted the WWII veterans upon their return to Hill Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Nathan Greer)
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