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Aircrew Excellence Award

Col. Bruce Bowers (center), 446th Airlift Wing commander and Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Mack (right), 446th AW command chief, accept the 2011 Aircrew Excellence Award during the Raincross Trophy Dinner, at the Riverside Convention Center, Riverside, Calif., Nov. 7, 2012. The winners, Reserve aircrew members from the 446th Operations Group, earned the award for their efforts with an aeromedical evacuation mission in which an ill National Science Foundation civilian contractor, out of McMurdo Station, Antarctica, was able to be transported to Christchurch, New Zealand in order to receive adequate medical care. Col. (ret.) Nancy Driscoll, Air Force Association, Bob Hope Chapter president, presented the award. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Donald Traud)

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Reservist briefs Chairman of the Joint Chiefs on Operation Deep Freeze

Col. Bruce Bowers, (right) 446th Airlift Wing commander here, listens to an Operation Deep Freeze briefing with Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Oct. 4, 2012, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Sean Tobin)

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446th EO office

Master Sgt. James Briggs (center), 446th Airlift Wing Equal Opportunity Office superintendent, walks Staff Sgt. Joseph Jensen through some on-the-job training at the 446th EO Office here, Aug. 31, 2012. The 446th EO mission is to equip and educate Reservists on the importance of proper human relations in their work area including mediation, consultations, and communication strategies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jake Chappelle)

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Finance team is ahead of the game

Dave Faires (left) and David Alcon, 446th Airlift Wing budget analysts, track different items throughout the year and work with their finance team to stay on track so no one is rushing to close out end-of-year budget issues. The team's proactive approach has put them ahead of schedule for Fiscal Year 2012 by a few weeks. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tanya King)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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Family Day

Family members and citizen airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing spent a few hours relaxing and enjoying the warm weather while participating in various activities during a Family Day event here, Aug. 11. Participants could choose from activities including face painting, goldfish races, bouncy houses, static aircraft displays and a cookout. The annual event bolsters morale and fosters unit cohesion. (Courtesy photo)

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446th Airlift Wing Family Day

Madison Baker, 7-year-old daughter of Master Sgt. Amy Baker, 446th Airlift Wing Finance comptroller, prepares for her very first boat tow with a sport float tube during the 446th AW Family Day picnic. Reservists and shared an afternoon honoring their families here, Aug. 11. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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446th Airlift Wing Family Day

Landon and Dylan Radke, 8-month-old twin sons of Senior Airman Clay Radke, 446th Airlift Wing Finance comptroller, enjoy lots of attention during the 446th AW Family Day picnic. Reservists shared an afternoon honoring their families' support here, Aug. 11. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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446th Airlift Wing Family Day

Lt. Col. Steven Lee, 446th Airlift Wing Inspector General, with his wife Suzanne, 7-year-old Alexander and 3-year-old Nathaniel, enjoy food and festivities during the 446th AW Family Day picnic here, Aug. 11. Reservists shared an afternoon honoring their families who support 446th AW Reservists’ missions around the world on a daily basis. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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446th Airlift Wing Family Day

August King sports an “Air Force Princess” bib while enjoying the 446th Airlift Wing Family Day picnic here, Aug. 11. August is the 1-year-old daughter of Reservists Tech. Sgt. Tanya King, 446th Public Affairs and Tech. Sgt. Duane King, 446th Security Forces Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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Local recruiters set new standard in sweeping quarterly award honors

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash. – New enlistees from the Development and Training Flight here, prepare for Basic Military Training and their new Reserve careers with physical training led by recruiters from the Western Recruiting Squadron, June 2. Challenged to enlist Reservists in the diverse career fields throughout the 446th Airlift Wing and other wings throughout the country, 446th AW senior recruiter, Chief Master Sgt. Scott Terpening and his team claimed the WRS Top Large Operating Location Award with 98 accessions (enlistments) for the fiscal year second-quarter. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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Local recruiters set new standard in sweeping quarterly award honors

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash. – New enlistees from the Development and Training Flight here, prepare for their Reserve careers with physical training led by recruiters from the Western Recruiting Squadron, June 2. Preparing new Airmen for success prior to arrival at Basic Military Training is only one achievement for the 446th Airlift Wing recruiters. They recently swept the WRS fiscal year second-quarter production awards, taking 8 of 13 honors for placing Reservists in essential positions for mission readiness in the 446th AW and other wings throughout the country. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

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