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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Tech. Sgt. Chase Molden, 94th Security Forces Squadron response force leader, performs a combat patrol during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 15, 2024. All members from the 94th SFS had to participate in various combat patrols, evading and pursuing enemy threats around their base of operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

A response force member assigned to the 94th Security Forces Squadron sets up 360-degree security during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 15, 2024. The patterns on uniforms are meant to conceal the wearer's location in the area of operation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Tech. Sgt. Courtney Mack, 94th Security Forces Squadron response force leader, sets up 360-degree security during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 15, 2024. While navigating through the woods, members of the 94th SFS had to continually keep 360-degree security to make sure all sectors were clear of any enemy threats. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Airman 1st Class Mariana Johnson, 94th Security Forces Squadron response force member, searches a vehicle during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 14, 2024. Johnson searched the vehicle for improvised explosive devices, weapons and other alarming paraphernalia. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Response force members assigned to the 94th Security Forces Squadron respond to a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device explosion during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 14, 2024. During training, smoke and devices that mimic loud sounds are used to simulate explosions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Response force members assigned to the 94th Security Forces Squadron detain a simulated\ opposing forces member during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 14, 2024. To give Airmen realistic training, members will role-play as opposing forces so that participating members may train and learn real-world skills in a safe environment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Senior Airman Jakobi Thornborough, 94th Security Forces Squadron response force member, sets up front-gate security during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 14, 2024. Thornborough was tasked with using the M249 machine gun during his training to provide stable long-range support and covering fire. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

Senior Airman Shaquille Mason, 94th Security Forces Squadron response force member, sets up overwatch security during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 14, 2024. Part of security forces training involves being heavy weapons qualified, one of the weapons being the M240B machine gun. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

A response force member assigned to the 94th Security Forces Squadron responds to small arms fire during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 16, 2024. As a part of their training, members from the 94th SFS faced a simulated attack as the sun was setting, limiting visibility, creating new challenges. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Security Forces Airmen train at Fort McClellan during their Annual Training

A response force member assigned to the 94th Security Forces Squadron responds to small arms fire during annual training at Fort McClellan, Al., May 16, 2024. To maintain stateside and global readiness, Reserve Airmen have an additionally allotted 14 days of training on top of their Unit Training Assembly requirement. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Gage Daniel)

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Members from the 94th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight pose for a photo at Camp Williams, Utah, during the Regional Team of the Year Competition May 21-24, 2024. There were 55 U.S. Air Force teams from 10 individual regions, with a total of 251 EOD Technicians participating at the event. (Courtesy Photo)

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Tech. Sgt. Ryan Melody, 94th EOD Training NCOIC, and Master Sgt. Richard Swann, EOD Logistics Section Chief, decontaminate unexploded ordnance prior to preparing it for movement off scene at Camp Williams, Utah, during the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regional Team of the Year Competition May 21-24, 2024. The competition, designed to simulate real-world scenarios, aimed to assess EOD teams' proficiency in dealing with first-found ordnance, improvised explosive devices and other hazardous materials. (Courtesy Photo)

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94th Explosive Ordnance Disposal technicians Master Sgt. Swann and Tech. Sgt. Ryan Melody secure a contaminated unexploded ordnance as Tech Sgt. Matt Halstead (background) communicates back with higher-headquarters at Camp Williams, Utah, during the EOD Regional Team of the Year Competition May 21-24, 2024. The competition included EOD teams from across the entire U.S. Air Force, with the 94th EOD Flight being one of the few teams representing the Air Force Reserve. (Courtesy Photo)

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94th Explosive Ordnance Flight technicians Tech. Sgt. Ryan Melody and Master Sgt. Richard Swann assess a buried unexploded ordnance with potential chemical contamination at Camp Williams, Utah, during the EOD Regional Team of the Year Competition May 21-24, 2024. The event provided a simulated deployed environment and scenarios to better prepare EOD airmen. (Courtesy Photo)

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700th Operations Support Squadron Prepares to Deploy

Lt. Col. Valyncia S. H. Thomas, Head Quarters Air Force Reserve Command, active duty staff judge advocate, assists a member of the 700th fill out a legal document at Dobbins air Reserve Base, Ga., 2024. As members from the 700th prepare to deploy, some went to the on-base legal office to sign wills, designate power of attorneys, and fill out advance medical directive forms amongst other things.

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700th Operations Support Squadron Prepares to Deploy

A member from the 700th Operations Support Squadron fills out legal forms at Dobbins air Reserve Base, Ga., April 17, 2024. As members from the 700th prepare to deploy, some went to the on-base legal office to sign wills, designate power of attornies, and fill out advance medical directive forms amongst other things.

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700th Operations Support Squadron Prepares to Deploy

A member from the 700th operations support squadron fills out legal forms at Dobbins air Reserve Base, Ga., April 17, 2024. As members from the 700th prepare to deploy, some went to the on-base legal office to sign wills, designate power of attornies, and fill out advance medical directive forms amongst other things.

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700th Operations Support Squadron Prepares to Deploy

A member from the 700th Operations Support Squadron raises her hand at Dobbins air Reserve Base, Ga., April 17, 2024. As members from the 700th prepare to deploy, some went to the on-base legal office to sign wills, designate power of attornies, and fill out advance medical directive forms amongst other things.

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Air Force Reserve Command Command Chief, Israel Nuñez, Visits Dobbins

Chief Israel Nuñez, Air Force Reserve Command, Command Chief, speaks and listens to a group of Airmen at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga., April 19, 2024. Nuñez visited to witness the 2024 Port Dawg Challenge (his previous career field), as well as to hold an all-call where he would speak on the enlisted corps, state of the Air Force, and open the floor to questions.

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Air Force Reserve Command Command Chief, Israel Nuñez, Visits Dobbins

Chief Israel Nuñez, Air Force Reserve Command, Command Chief, speaks and listens to a group of Airmen at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga., April 19, 2024. Nuñez visited to witness the 2024 Port Dawg Challenge (his previous career field), as well as to hold an all-call where he would speak on the enlisted corps, state of the Air Force, and open the floor to questions.

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