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Safe jogging path realized

Greg Ivey, of Amber Structures Ltd., supervises the offloading of backfill dirt to finish the new west side jogging path on Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Apr 6. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Joe Stivey rolls out the crushed granite substrate for the paver to lay the new west side jogging path on Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Lt. Col. Larry Moore (left), 94th Airlift Wing Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. John Anderson (middle), and 1st Lt Marc Jean Pierre (right) stand with a hard working group of volunteers from the Georgia Army Cadets and Metro Atlanta Young Marines. The young volunteers directed traffic for two days while the 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a familiarization flight on a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Bobby Thompson evenly spreads out the crushed granite substrate which will be rolled smooth and flat for the paver to lay the new west side jogging path on Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Joe Stivey rolls out a smooth, finished surface on the new west side jogging path after the asphalt paver laid a four foot wide layer on the prepared granite substrate at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Joe Stivey finishes the edging on the new west side jogging path after the asphalt paver laid a four foot wide layer on the prepared granite substrate at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Mr. Jed Raines, owner of Middle GA. Seal Coating, guides the asphalt paver as Bobby Thompson and Joe Stivey finish the edging on the new jogging path on the west side of Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Bobby Thompson and Joe Stivey, finish the edging on the new west side jogging path after the asphalt paver laid a four foot wide layer on the prepared granite substrate at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

Mr. Jed Raines, owner of Middle GA. Seal Coating, guides the asphalt paver to lay down a four foot wide jogging path on the west side of Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 18. The jogging path is being constructed after several years of planning to connect the Conner's Way trail running from lodging to the B.X. with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

This plaque, located on the walking trail about mid-way between lodging and the Base Exchange on Dobbins Air Reserve Base dedicates the Conner's Way trail to Mr. Charles "Doug" Conner, Mar 10. The one mile trail running from base lodging to the B.X. was completed in honor of Mr. Conner who fought for many years while working in the Safety office to get it built in order to provide a safe walking path between lodging and the B.X. area. Phase II of this jogging path is being constructed to connect the Conner's Way trail with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Safe jogging path realized

The Conner's Way trail viewed from the memorial plaque toward the Base Exchange on Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Mar 10. This one mile trail running from base lodging to the B.X. was completed in honor of Mr. Charles "Doug" Conner who fought for many years while working in the Safety office to get it built in order to provide a safe walking path between lodging and the B.X. area. Phase II of this jogging path is being constructed to connect the Conner's Way trail with the Navy path originating from the south side gymnasium so Army Guard soldiers can safely run to that gym. Soon anyone with base access can run or stroll safely and uninterrupted, from the Dobbins lodging facility all the way to the former Navy gym located on the southwest side of the runway. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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Eagle Eyes

Col. Timothy Tarchick, commander 94th Airlift Wing, thanks Smyrna police officer, Lt. Joe Bennett and presents him with a commander's coin for his diligence and "Eagle Eyes", Apr 21. Last month while on patrol near the Walmart on Cobb Parkway, Officer Bennett observed a man taking photographs in the direction of the runway and base facilities at Dobbins. Upon further investigation officer Bennett found the man was a foreign national and detained him. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Tech. Sgt. Dallas Criswell, 94th Operations Support Squadron, leads a group of Atlanta area Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from a C-130H2 after their familiarization flight, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a familiarization flight on a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Airman Alyssa Arrowsmith, 94th Civil Engineer Squadron, provides information to Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from the Atlanta regional area about equipment used in the Emergency Management career field, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a familiarization flight on a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Airman 1st Class Chelle' Warren, 94th Security Forces Squadron, provides information to Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from the Atlanta regional area about the types of weapons used by Air Force security forces, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a familiarization flight on a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Atlanta area Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets get a great view over the shoulder of C-130H2 pilot during a short familiarization flight, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted approximately 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a C-130H2 Hercules flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

An Atlanta area Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet gets a birds- eye-view from behind the co-pilot of a C-130H2 cargo aircraft during a short familiarization flight, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted approximately 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a C-130H2 Hercules flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from the Atlanta regional area march out to an awaiting C-130H2 Hercules aircraft for a short familiarization flight, Apr 13. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a C-130H2 Hercules flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Barry Martin and Rey Rivera, 94th Logistics Readiness Squadron, discuss a C-130H2 flight manifest containing Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets with Lena Bell from the 94th Operations Group, Apr 12. Miss Bell played an important part in helping the 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base host more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a familiarization flight on a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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JROTC Days at Dobbins

Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from the Atlanta regional area board a C-130H2 Hercules aircraft for a short familiarization flight, Apr 12. The 94th Airlift Wing and Dobbins Air Reserve Base hosted more than 1,500 high school JROTC cadets for a look at the Wing and a flight on a C-130H2 Hercules. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brad Fallin)

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