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932nd Airlift Wing= pride

Tech. Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg is proud of his parents and proud of his Air Force Reserve unit, the 932nd Airlift Wing. It equips, trains, and organizes a ready force of citizen airmen to support and maintain all facets of air base operations involving infrastructure and security. The wing also provides worldwide medical services to the warfighter from the front line to Continental United States fixed medical treatment facilities. Those interested in joining should contact a recruiter at 1-800-257-1212. U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd promotion

New Master Sgt. William Bassett shares a smile and congratulations from other sergeants following his promotion and new stripe this month at the 932nd Airlift Wing, Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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Strategy behind the scenes at 932nd Airlift Wing

Senior Master Sgt. Mike Rak talks about his softball strategy before the final game of 2008 at Scott Air Force Base, while Lt. Col. Pat Ellis listens with interest around the corner. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing member met AFRC Chief in desert

932nd Airlift Wing deployed member Capt. Brian Hodge (far right) had a chance to visit with the Chief of the Air Force Reserve Command, Lt. Gen. John Bradley (second from left) before his recent retirement during a visit to Kirkuk Regional Air Base, Iraq. Photo submitted by Captain Hodge.

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Thought for the year

932nd Airlift Wing member Staff Sgt. John Hedrick, from the maintenance squadron has a goal for 2008: “I’m going to spend more time with my family," he said. Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dan Oliver

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932nd Airlift Wing Medical Squadron member resolution

932nd Airlift Wing's Master Sgt. Kenneth Person, from the 932nd Medical Squadron make an important goal for 2008: “I plan on being a better person this year.” He is a proud member of the Air Force Reserve Command wing in Illinois. Photo/Tech Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg

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932nd Airlift Wing remembers

Senior Airman Jennifer Sauerwein, 932nd Airlift Wing command section recently took time to share her thoughts on Memorial Day: “To remember all those people in the past who sacrificed their lives for their country.” She is now deployed overseas as the rest of the wing remembers her and other in the military during July 4th. Photo/Tech Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg

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Celebrating America's birthday at the 932nd Airlift Wing

Master Sgt. Carlos Rosado, 932nd Airlift Wing, Medical Squadron reservist, paused to consider July 4th and what it means to him: “It causes me to remember the sacrifices made by previous generations. They paid the ultimate price to maintain our values and way of life.” Photo/Tech. Sgt. Danny Oliver

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932nd Airlift Wing remembers July 4th

Tech. Sgt. Alvin Riley,a 932nd Civil Engineer Squadron member took time out to think about Independence Day: “It means taking part in the annual Vidalia, La., parade. Our small town really shows its gratitude to those who gave their lives for their country.” He is an Air Force Reserve Command reservist at Scott Air Force Base. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing's new command chief gets ready

Members of the 932nd Airlift Wing, including the new Command Chief Master Sgt. Sandra Santos (right), went through Air Base Ground Defense classes in preparation for an overseas deployment. The training is designed to prepare Airmen to defend a base against intruders, as well as methods for approaching suspicious individuals. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing= Showtime!

Col. John Flournoy, commander of the 932nd Airlift Wing, reads the oath of enlistment to newly-promoted Master Sgt. William Bassett.

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Outstanding 932nd Airlift Wing weather member

Senior Master Sgt. Brian Magnuson recently won the Air Force Reserve Command's top weather enlisted member of 2007 and the 12th Operational Weather Flight was the best weather flight. He proudly commutes to Illinois from Linwood Township in Minnesota, and is a volunteer firefighter and basic life support instructor. He came out of three years of retirement to join the 932nd Airlift Wing at Scott Air Force Base, an Air Force Reserve Command unit near Belleville, Ill..

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Hello...goodbye at the 932nd Airlift Wing

Command Chief Master Sgt. Merle Lyman and Senior Master Sgt. Sandra Santos say farewell to each other as he retired and she was named to be his successor at the 932nd Airlift Wing, Air Force Reserve Command. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing is proud to serve

Pilots from the 932nd Airlift Wing tell various California and Illinois civic leaders about the C-9C aircraft as they enjoyed learning about the 932nd Airlift Wing. Thirty-nine civic leaders, including mayors, primarily from Southern California, the Chicago region and a few communities surrounding Scott Air Force Base. The event was designed to help educate and inform the public about the mission. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing member (and future Command Chief) deploys

Several 932nd Airlift Wing civil engineer members prepared to deploy recently. Here Senior Master Sgt. Sandra Santos at left, says goodbye to her former 932nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron commander, Col. Barb Jacob. The 932nd Airlift Wing commander recently announced that Sergeant Santos had been named as the wing's next Command Chief Master Sgt., replacing retiring Command Chief Master Sgt. Merle Lyman. She will take over her new duty when she returns. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing members deploy

It is a bittersweet goodbye as Senior Master Sgt. Maryilyn Pomeroy laughs with family and friends in her unit before deploying on a trip overseas for the 932nd Airlift Wing, Air Force Reserve Command. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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June drill at 932nd Airlift Wing = showtime for retiring command chief

932nd Airlift Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. Merle Lyman hangs up his Belleville boots one last time as he retires during the June 7 unit training assembly. He has spent over 29 years serving his country and the Air Force Reserve. Photo/Maj. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing shows skills for civic leaders

Col. Jay Flournoy (second from right in leather jacket), commander of the Air Force Reserve Command's distinguished visitor flying mission, helped welcome civic leaders back to the ground after an orientation flight to explain the C-9C mission. Local leaders included mayors, business owners and civic leaders from a variety of backgrounds. Standing at the far right is Tech Sgt. April Tarbill, one of the flight attendants who prepared meals aboard the flight. Photo/Capt. Stan Paregien

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932nd Airlift Wing= Showtime for civic leaders

Flight attendant Tech Sgt. April Tarbill enjoys a humorous moment with a civic leader aboard the C-9C. She served Illinois civic leaders a refreshment and information about the 932nd Airlift Wing during a recent flight to showcase the Air Force Reserve.

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932nd Airlift Wing= Showtime!

The 932d Airlift Wing Honor Guard is now open to Officers, as well as, Enlisted members. To set up an interview and join, contact the 932nd Airlift Wing Honor Guard at 229-7154. They only accept the best of the best and most details are performed on drill weekends supporting retirements and other formal functions. Photo/Capt. Stan Paregien

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