Members of the 94th Services Squadron pose in front of a pallet used for the Prime Readiness in Base Services traininig facility on base. Prime RIBS provide resources such as deployable kitchens used for peacetime and wartime contingencies. The pallet includes generators, trash cans, temper tents, and food burners. When assembled, the unit can provide field feeding for up to 550 people. Pictured: Front row from left to right: Senior Airman Lorenzo Manuel, Airman Adrius Odom, Airman 1st Class LaToya Silver and Tech. Sgt. Ellis Riley. Back row from left to right: Tech. Sgts. Jermaine Knight and Bobby Abakah, Master Sgt. April Lee, and Tech. Sgt. Richard Moore (U.S. Air Force photo/Erin Tindell).
A pallet used for the Prime Readiness in Base Services traininig facility on base sits outside the 94th Services Squadron before being delivered to the field. Prime RIBS provide resources such as deployable kitchens used for peacetime and wartime contingencies. The pallet includes generators, trash cans, temper tents, and food burners. When assembled, the unit can provide field feeding for up to 550 people(U.S. Air Force photo/Erin Tindell).
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