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Run, Forrest run

A 932nd Airlift Wing member performs the 1.5 mile run as part of the Fitness Assessment Test. Air Force Reservists are also tested on push-ups, sit-ups and their waistlines (abdominal circumference) are measured. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dan Oliver)
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Safety makes sense

Tech. Sgt. Chris Parr, a reservist with the 932nd Airlift Wing, cradles the most important piece of equipment to him as a bike rider: his helmet! He reminds other motorcycle enthusiasts to wear a helmet, gloves, protective contrasting jacket and pants with boots. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Stan Paregien)
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Safe at first

Senior Master Sergeant Teri Ray (in red) watches as a member of her 932nd Airlift Wing softball team makes it safely back to first base during a recent game at Scott Air Force Base. The softball games are good for stress relief and accomplishing a fun goal together alongside people from throughout the unit that members may not normally work with. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Stan Paregien)
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Reservist enjoys witnessing history

Tampa Bay Rays announcer Todd Kalas interviews Master Sgt. Brady Kiel, 932nd Airlift Wing historian and baseball fan, in Chicago. White Sox teammates mobbed pitcher Mark Buehrle after completing just the 18th perfect game ever pitched in Major League Baseball history. Sergeant Kiel was glad to be on hand for the historic moment after becoming a Rays fan while he served at the Headquarters U.S. Central Command in Florida. (Photo submitted by MSgt. Brady Kiel)
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Top of their game!

The annual Rising Six bowling tournament featured a highly competitive atmosphere with 22 teams vying for trophies. This year the top team series score of 2,778 went to the Rak Crushers from the 932nd Maintenance Squadron. The Rak Crushers (below, left to right) are Master Sgt. John Sloan, Maj. Greg Plank, Tech. Sgt. Aaron Joyce, and Senior Master Sgts. Kevin Baumgartner and Jeff Craig. The Rising Six enlisted organization sponsors fund-raising activities such as the bowling tournament to raise funds for unit recreation and welfare activities. Photo by Master Sgt. Elizabeth Wszalek.
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Southpaw strikes

Master Sgt. Joseph Salomon (932nd Maintenance Squadron) was a standout bowler for his team at the Rising Six annual tournament. Some 22 teams competed for trophies and door prizes. The Rising Six enlisted organization raises funds from raffle ticket sales to help fund Wing recreation events and other projects. U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dan Oliver
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932nd Airlift Wing member runs in marathon

932nd Airlift Wing member Staff Sgt. Jaimie Knoblett (right) ran the Air Force Marathon recently. "I ran the full marathon 26.2 miles as part of the AMC Team. All the MAJCOMs get members from each age group to compete as a team and I was selected for AMC. I was allowed to be on the team because we are assigned to Scott. I finished in 4:23:54 which is a 10:04 minute pace," said Sergeant Knoblett of the 932nd Medical Squadron at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. She is looking forward to next year. (Photo submitted)
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932nd Airlift Wing= softball showtime!

932nd Airlift Wing members gathered for a game of fun and exercise. Here Staff Sgt. Anthony Bockelman crushes a softball to the outfield while his team cheers him on. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Softball challenge at the 932nd Airlift Wing

Tech. Sgt. Joseph "Coach" Box cheers on the 932nd Airlift Wing commander, Col. Jay Flournoy, as he leads off of third base during an exciting softball game at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Headed for home stretch at the 932nd Airlift Wing

932nd Airlift Wing commander Col. Jay Flournoy runs around third base and keeps an eye on the defense as they chased a ball hit by "DJ" Ellis. Coach Box at third gave the "caution" sign as the ball came back toward home plate. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Aluminum or wood?

"DJ" Ellis talks about bat strategy at the 932nd Airlift Wing's latest softball game in July. Bats were swinging but the wing lost to security forces. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Walk this way

Senior Master Sgt. Terri Ray has determination in her step and intensity in her eyes as she steps on the playing field during a recent 932nd Airlift Wing softball game. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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932nd Airlift Wing= Showtime!

932nd Airlift Wing pilots, personnelists, and maintenance specialists, traded planes, pens and wrenches for balls and gloves as they prepared for a softball game in July. They went up against the feared security forces team and lost, but one maintainer commented, "It's a good time for wing members and the weather was great." Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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932nd Airlift Wing= sports showtime!

932nd Airlift Wing pilots and maintenance experts traded planes and wrenches for balls and gloves as they prepared for a softball game in July. They went up against the feared security forces team and lost, but one maintainer commented, "It's a good time for wing members and the weather was great." Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Rock on! 932nd Airlift Wing gets a hit!

The 932nd Airlift Wing, Maintenance Group's Senior Master Sgt. Michael Rak ,swings hard and connects on a base hit during the competitive softball game featuring the wing versusus the security forces. The "forces" won rather heavily in the end but the event brought out great warrior spirit and friendship in all who played. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Softball at 932nd Airlift Wing is intense

Commander of the 932nd Airlift Wing, Col. Jay Flournoy waits on deck to hit during a softball game featuring the wing versus the security forces was extremely volatile and energetic. The "forces" won rather heavily in the end but the event brought out great warrior spirit and friendship in all who played. This was the final game for summer 2008. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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932nd Airlift Wing sports showdown

932nd Airlift Wing softball members and husband and wife team Master Sgt. Terri Ray and "DJ" Ellis smile as the prepare to do friendly softball battle with the security forces team. Despite a hard fought game, the security forces team won in the end. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien
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Sports preparation

Tech. Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg, photographer and Gateway newspaper editor, looks for the next opportunity to tell the 932nd Airlift Wing sports story with 1st Lt. Christina Bologna who recently qualified to run in the Boston Marathon. The 932nd Airlift Wing is an lliniois Air Force Reserve Command unit. Photo/Capt. Stan Paregien
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Family Fun

Shoes and smiles at the 932nd bowling tourney.
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932nd Airlift Wing wave on big screen

Senior Airman Kenneth Wolf of the 932nd Airlift Wing is shown waving to the crowd in the Edward Jones Dome as he was recognized for his service during a Saint Louis Rams NFL football game. He is shown reacting to the applause of the 60,000 people who attended the game as his image was shown on the jumbo size screen. "It reminded me of why I joined. For a small town guy from Millstadt, it was neat getting a standing ovation. People really do support us in the military," he said. Photo submitted.
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