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Members of the 932nd MXS earn a rare black letter event for their dedication to the mission. Black letter flight shows top level maintenance pride
Members of the 932nd MXS earn a rare black letter event for their dedication to the mission.
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2018
Chief Master Sgt. Treakle retires after 36 years of service. 32 years as a 932nd AW Airman
Chief Master Sgt. William Treakle retires after 36 years of service.
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2017
Newly promoted Lt. Col. Marta Davies, 932nd Airlift Wing Operations Group executive officer, has her father's silver oak leaves pinned on with assistance from Maj. Rachelle Amado and Capt. Brent Bettis, both with the 932nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron May 6, 2017, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Parr) Passing on the oaks
Achieving the rank of lieutenant colonel is a major milestone in one’s career. For newly promoted Lt. Col. Marta Davies, the 932nd Airlift Wing Operations Group executive officer, the new rank not only seemed surreal but also came with some family legacy.Davies’s father wore the new service dress rank pinned on during her promotion ceremony when he
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2017
Master Sgt. Shana Cullum and Otee enjoy their day at a training stable near Trenton, Ill. Cullum and husband, Clint, have been raising, breeding and training horses since 2004. Cullum is the first sergeant for the 932nd Aerospace Staging Squadron. Read more about the Cullum family and their horses next week on the 932nd AW official web site. Raising horses are a lifestyle for first sergeant, family
Master Sgt. Shana Cullum and her family love horses. Actually, it's more than that. They breed, raise and train horses in Breese, Ill. When Cullum isn't training horses, she is a reservist and first sergeant for the 932nd Aerospace Staging Squadron. More than a past-time, horses are a lifestyle and livelihood for the Cullums."It's definitely a
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2012
Airman Tyler McGowan brings man's best friend to work to meet members of the 932nd Airlift Wing command section. 932nd's newest honorary member...Puddles
A recent visitor popped in to see Diane Grapperhaus in the command section. "Puddles" is of the German Sheppard descent and is 5 months old. She is the new family pet of Airman Tyler McGowan who has done security work and honor guard.Puddles' dad, brother, and uncle were all working dogs. She came to Airman McGowan already AKC registered from a
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2007
Keeping warm...during the December 2006 ice storm. Tech Sgt. David Odem takes one last trip to the "chow hall" before his retirement. Photo/Tech Sgt. Dan Oliver One last hurrah- Master Sgt. David Odem
An interview with the Gateway newspaper:David Odem's official retirement date is Feb. 2, 2007.When did you enlist into the military? On active duty I started basic training Mar. 25, 1969, but signed up 120 Day enlistment prior to the start of basic. I started with the Air Force Reserve in June, 1980. How many total years do you have in the
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2007
Default Air Force Logo Total force team makes last-minute medical mission a success
When Capt. Linda Sitton woke up her last morning in balmy Hawaii, she was prepared for a sleepy “deadhead” flight back to the mainland on an Air Force Reserve C-141 plane full of cargo. The nurse and Air Force Reservist from the 932nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron at Scott Air Force Base reported for duty, and less than an hour later, the plane
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2005
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