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Lt. Col. Amy Johannsen, 932nd Airlift Wing Maintenance Group commander

Lt. Col. Amy Johannsen, 932nd Airlift Wing Maintenance Group commander
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight

932nd Airlift Wing's five soon-to-be airmen pose in front of a C-40 distinguished visitor aircraft prior to departing Scott AFB February 8, 2022. Pictured from left to right are Master Sgt. James Clemmons, 932nd AW D&TF chief; Daiana Schandler; Piper Myer; Ty Qualters; Jacob Presser; John Mansky.
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight: Daiana Schandler

Name: Daiana Schandler / Hometown: Panama / Career Field: Aeromedical Evacuation / Reasons For Joining Air Force Reserve: "I like how AE is focused on helping people and saving lives. After being a housewife for 22 years, I was further motivated by my two daughters who are both AF active duty. One is a weather technician assigned to Sheppard AFB, Texas and the other is a dental assistant stationed at Nellis AFB, Nevada. I also had the opportunity to see each of them graduate from Air Force Basic Military Training. A combination of witnessing them accomplish BMT graduation and listening (and crying) to the national anthem at both of their graduations was catalyst for the reason I'm here today, en route to basic training."
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight: Ty Qualters

Name: Ty Qualters / Hometown: Lincoln, Illinois / Career Field: Aircraft Maintenance Crew Chief / Reasons For Joining Air Force Reserve: "I came from an Air Force family and I want to serve my country."
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight: Jacob Presser

Name: Jacob Presser / Hometown: Mendon, Illinois / Career Field: Civil Engineer / Reasons For Joining Air Force Reserve: "I was influenced by all the great experiences both my parents had serving in the 932nd Airlift Wing, and I wanted to add another generation of military service to our family. My father still enjoys talking to friends from his old unit, the 932nd Civil Engineering Squadron, some who still work in the 932nd CES."
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight: Piper Myer

Name: Piper Myer / Hometown: Highland, Illinois / Career Field: Medical Administration / Reasons For Joining Air Force Reserve: "I felt serving in the AF Reserve would be a meaningful career path. Plus, my grandparents and parents served in both the Army and Air Force, and in fact, both my parents served in the 932nd Airlift Wing."
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Basic Military Training Airman Spotlight: John Mansky

Name: John Mansky / Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri / Career Field: Aircraft Maintenance Crew Chief / Reasons For Joining Air Force Reserve: "I wanted to be able to pay for school. My dad was a crew chief, so I thought I would keep the military tradition going."
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Master Sgt. James Clemmons: 932nd Airlift Wing Development and Training flight chief

Master Sgt. James Clemmons, 932nd AW D&T flight chief, poses for an environmental photo in front of a C-40 distinguished visitor aircraft that transported five new 932nd AW enlistees from Scott AFB to Texas for Air Force Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. As the D&TF flight chief, he prepares soon-to-be 932nd AW Airmen for the mental and physical obstacles these Airmen will encounter at BMT, as well as instructing them on drill and ceremony marching movements, the Airman's Creed and the Air Force Song.
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Media Literacy: How we protect our Airmen from themselves

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Year of the Airman Spotlight Story: Emergency Management Specialist Trains Personnel for the Transition Process and Real-World Disasters

Staff Sgt. Desiree Williams poses for an environmental photo in the 932nd Airlift Wing headquarters building, where she serves a 932nd Airman and Family Readiness counselor to transitioning 932nd AW personnel. Williams also serves as a 932nd Civil Engineer Squadron Emergency Management non commissioned officer in charge (NCOIC). (U.S Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Year of the Airman Spotlight Story: Emergency Management Specialist Trains Personnel for the Transition Process and Real-World Disasters

Staff Sgt. Desiree Williams practices for an upcoming chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosives (CBRNE) course by attaching M9 chemical detection tape on Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP) gear worn by Senior Master Sgt. Jason Griffith, 932nd Civil Engineer Operations Management superintendent. As the Emergency Management NCOIC, she instructs the CBRNE course during each monthly 932nd AW unit training assembly weekend. (U.S Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Year of the Airman Spotlight Story: Emergency Management Specialist Trains Personnel for the Transition Process and Real-World Disasters

Staff Sgt. Desiree Williams rehearses the script of an upcoming chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosives (CBRNE) course to Senior Master Sgt. Jason Griffith, 932nd Civil Engineer Operations Management superintendent, in preparation for this class. As the Emergency Management NCOIC, she instructs the CBRNE course during each monthly 932nd AW unit training assembly weekend. (U.S Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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National Mentoring Month: Important Thoughts and Advice to Know as We Look Forward to 2022

Col. Chad Biehl, 932 Airlift Wing vice commander, provides his mentorship insights to kick off January 2022. The Air Force and Space Force observe January as National Mentoring Month. (U.S. Air Force 932nd Airlift Wing Public Affairs Photo)
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Year of the Airman: SSgt. Sean Murphy

SSgt. Sean Murphy, 932nd Airlift Wing, flight attendant, poses for a photo, Scott Air Force Base, Ill., January 7, 2022. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Air Force Reservist from Italy finds her passion in aviation as a pilot, flight attendant

A 932nd AW C-40C distinguished visitor aircraft prepares for takeoff on a recent training flight. Staff Sgt. Carola Anselmi primarily serves on C-40C aircraft at the 932nd AW at Scott AFB, Ill. The 932 AW is the only Air Force Reserve Command wing flying the C-40C in support of global distinguished visitor airlift missions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Air Force Reservist from Italy finds her passion in aviation as a pilot, flight attendant

Staff Sgt. Carola Anselmi, 73rd Airlift Squadron flight attendant, poses for an environmental photo with a C-40C distinguished visitor aircraft, one of four C-40’s in the 932nd Airlift Wing. Upon immigrating from Italy, she initially joined the Air Force to further her aviation career after earning her first private pilot’s license in Italy, but then transferred to the AF Reserves to become a flight attendant.
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Air Force Reservist from Italy finds her passion in aviation as a pilot, flight attendant

Staff Sgt. Carola Anselmi, 73rd Airlift Squadron flight attendant, prepares a beverage as part of her training in the cabin of a C-40C distinguished visitor aircraft. Though they prepare and serve food and beverages, the top priority of Air Force flight attendants are to ensure the safety of passengers and other crew members on board their aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Air Force Reservist from Italy finds her passion in aviation as a pilot, flight attendant

Staff Sgt. Carola Anselmi, 73rd Airlift Squadron flight attendant, prepares a folding table in the cabin of a C-40C distinguished visitor aircraft as part of her training requirements. A folding table is one of many amenities housed on board a C-40 aircraft, so passengers can continue to work while flying thousands of feet in the air for extended periods of time. (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Neil Samson)
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Ms. Rhonda Becker Retires After 38 Years of Service

Rhonda Becker served as the 932nd AW supervisory budget analysis for the past 14 years, but has 26 years of combined service for the Wing. Her 38 years of combined federal service began at the Office of Personnel Management in St. Louis in 1984, but eventually reached Scott AFB two years later, where she worked for numerous military units across base, to include Military Airlift Command (MAC) in 1986, 932nd Aeromedical Airlift Group in 1988, and Air Mobility Command (AMC) in 2000. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Parr)
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