Wing aircraft, members operate from remote location

Members of the 94th Maintanence Group work on removing the shroud around the bleed ducting in a C-130 Hercules enginge at Maxwell Air Force Base July 10. Members of the 94th AW were relocated form Dobbins ARB to Maxwell AFB as part of a mini deployment so that they could continue to train and remain combat ready. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airmen Elizabeth Gaston)

Wing aircraft, members operate from remote location

Senior Master Sgt. K. Scott Cook tells members of the 94th Maintenance Group what the plan will be for replacing a valve within the wing of a C-130 Herucules at Maxwell Air Force Base July 10. Members of the 94th AW were relocated form Dobbins ARB to Maxwell AFB as part of a mini deployment so that they could continue to train and remain combat ready. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airmen Elizabeth Gaston)

Diamonds

Master Sgt. Steven D. Winters, 94th Force Support Squadron first sergeant, and Master Sgt. David F. Strickland, 94th Security Forces Squadron first sergeant, share a laugh at the 94th Airlift Wing first sergeant’s council meeting on June 1, prior to the Dobbins Air Reserve Base unit training assembly. Winters serves as the president of the council and Strickland serves as the vice president. They lead discussions on topics concerning 94th Airlift Wing Airmen including the Single Airmen’s Initiative, Dobbins First Four and encouraging Airmen to check thier credit reports. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Elizabeth Gaston)

Diamonds

The 94th Airlift Wing first sergeants listen to Chief Master Sgt. Steven M. Larwood, 22nd Air Force command chief, as he speaks on upcoming changes to the first sergeant corps on June 1. Expected changes include a drastic rewrite of the Air Force Instruction concerning the first sergeant’s position and the first sergeants’ role in helping their Airmen deal with coming changes within the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Elizabeth Gaston)

Purple Heart Recipient

Marine Sgt. Monroe F. Seigle, a Georgia native, speaks to members of the Headquarters and Services Battalion about the importance of standing strong with one another. Seigle was presented his medal at a ceremony on May 30 at the Navy Operations Support Center on Dobbins Air Reserve Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Elizabeth Gaston/Released)

Purple Heart Recipient

Marine Sgt. Monroe F. Seigle, a Georgia native, speaks to members of the Headquarters and Services Battalion about the importance of standing strong with one another. Seigle was presented his medal at a ceremony on May 30 at the Navy Operations Support Center on Dobbins Air Reserve Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Elizabeth Gaston/Released)