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Boss Day at Dobbins

Ms. Penelope Harbour, Georgia Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve director, gives a presentation at the 94th Airlift Wing on June 4, 2011. Each year, employers of Dobbins Air Reserve Base reservists are invited to come out on Employer Appreciation Day to get a first hand look at the 94th AW and what their employee/reservists are involved in. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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94th Airlift Wing's Employer Appreciation Day

Twenty-two civilian employers of 94th Airlift Wing reservists accepted the opportunity to visit Dobbins Air Reserve Base to get a first hand look at what a drill weekend is like. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Boss Appreciation Day

Col. Timothy Tarchick, 94th Airlift Wing commander, briefs 22 employers of reservists on the 94th Airlift Wing mission June 4. "We appreciate the balance and support you give our reservists to serve with the 94th," he said. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Boss Day at Dobbins

Ms. Faye Inman chooses a dessert select at the Dobbins Consolidated Club during her visit as a employer on Employers Appreciation Day at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. Twenty-two employers took the opportunity to see what their employee/reservist's 94th Airlift Wing experience was all about. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Boss Day at Dobbins

Staff Sgt. Stephen Murosky, 94th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, briefs Mr. Juan Liscano, a visiting employer on the details of a MCU-2/P gas mask. Each year at Dobbins Air Reserve Base employers of reservists are invited to visit and learn about their employee's participation in the United States Air Force Reserve. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Boss Day at Dobbins

Staff Sgt. Stephen Murosky, 94th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, briefs Ms. Jula Jane, a visiting employer on the handling of the M-4 rifle with a M-203 grenade launcher attached. Each year at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, employers of reservists are invited to visit and learn about their employee's participation in the United States Air Force Reserve. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Boss Day at Dobbins

Lionel G. Higdon, a visiting employer with the Dekalb County Police Department, gets first hand experience on wearing a protective bomb suit. Capt. Brendan McBeth, 94th Civil Engineer Squadron's Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit officer, assists Mr. Higdon with getting the suit on. "Whew, you get real hot in that outfit," he said. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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Sew Much Comfort

Kathleen Sisk and Adele Syracuse prepare the cut fabric, Velcro, buttons, and anything else needed for a pair pants and put that kit together into a zip-lock bag to streamline the process and keep the sewers sewing. Adele is not a sewer but she is still a big help in the efficient process they have established, as she says anyone can participate all you have to do is want to volunteer to help a wounded warrior. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

Thelma Jenkins sews a pair of pants destined for a wounded warrior in need of specialty clothing due to their injuries. She volunteers with a local group of women to provide adaptive clothing for wounded warriors through the Sew Much Comfort volunteer charity organization. Sew Much Comfort is a recognized charity, #12289 under the Combined Federal Campaign and they need your donations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

Anne Groskreutz sews a pair of pants destined for a wounded warrior in need of specialty clothing due to their injuries. She volunteers with a local group of women to provide adaptive clothing for wounded warriors through the Sew Much Comfort volunteer charity organization. Sew Much Comfort is a recognized charity, #12289 under the Combined Federal Campaign and they need your donations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

Thelma Jenkins sews a pair of pants destined for a wounded warrior in need of specialty clothing due to their injuries. She volunteers with a local group of women to provide adaptive clothing for wounded warriors through the Sew Much Comfort volunteer charity organization. Sew Much Comfort is a recognized charity, #12289 under the Combined Federal Campaign and they need your donations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

HotLanta Hot Pants group members sew pants to a variety of set specifications as called for according to the type of injury suffered by the military personnel. The Dobbins Thrift shop provides space and money to help the ladies continue their mission, although, they will tell you they would be very happy to be put out of business. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

This is the HotLanta Hot Pants logo for the local chapter of Sew Much Comfort. The ladies get together a couple of Fridays a month at the Dobbins Thrift store to provide adaptive clothing for wounded warriors through the Sew Much Comfort volunteer charity organization. Sew Much Comfort is a recognized charity, #12289 under the Combined Federal Campaign and they could use your donations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Sew Much Comfort

HotLanta Hot Pants group members from left to right are Kathleen Sisk, Luanne Torblaa, Anne Groskreutz, Adele Syracuse, Dorothy Bankers, Thelma Jenkins and Yuki Hill. They are displaying miniature samples of the more than 800 pair of pants they have made since forming the group in 2004. Their sewing group is part of a national effort under the main organization called Sew Much Comfort. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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80th APS training

A 25-K loader offloads cargo to a C-130 during a training exercise involving the 80th Aerial Port Squadron and the 700th Airlift Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Spencer Gallien)

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80th APS training

Airman 1st Class Andrew Powell (left) and Airman Matt Massey, 700th Airlift Squadron loadmasters, inspect a pallet on a 25K loader during a training exercise on May 15. The 700th and 80th Aerial Port Squadron trained together in preparation for future worldwide missions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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80th APS training

Senior Airman Mark Hansen, 700th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, gives hand signals to Tech. Sgt. Antonio Manning, 80th Aerial Port Squadron Ramp Services supervisor, during the loading of a C-130 aircraft during a training exercise on May 15. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Spencer Gallien)

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80th APS training

Senior Airman Mark Hansen, 700th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, briefs Tech. Sgt. Antonio Manning, 80th Aerial Port Squadron Ramp Services supervisor, during a training exercise involving the movement of cargo to and from a C-130. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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80th APS training

Senior Airman Daniel Peterson guides Staff Sgt. William Walker on the marshalling of a pallet during a training exercise at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. Both Airmen are air transportation specialists with the 80th Aerial Port Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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80th APS training

Senior Airman Cameron Janzen, instructs Staff Sgt. William Walker on forklift operation during an C-130 airlift training excercise on May 15. Both Airmen are air transportation specialists and are assigned to the 80th Aerial Port Squadron's Ramp Services section. Air Transporation specialists are responsible for the loading and unloading of cargo. Within the Air Force they are commonly referred to as "aerial porters" or "port dawgs." (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Stan Coleman)

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