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Aerobathon Limbo

Mrs. Paez demonstrate just how low she can go during a round of limbo that was the final event in the "Old School Aerobathon" at the March Air Reserve Base Fitness and Sports Center. The Fitness Center organizes the two-hour Aerobathons quarterly as a way to create fun and challenging workout from a variety of types of exercise. Fifteen Team March members participated in the May Aerobathon, which included spinning, cardio kickboxing, mat work and limbo. Upcoming at the Fitness Center is a morning bike ride, bench press competition and a three-point shoot out competition. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Aerobathon Limbo

Fitness instructor Chris Keel demonstrate just how low he can go during a round of limbo that was the final event in the "Old School Aerobathon" at the March Air Reserve Base Fitness and Sports Center. The Fitness Center organizes the two-hour Aerobathons quarterly as a way to create fun and challenging workout from a variety of types of exercise. Fifteen Team March members participated in the May Aerobathon, which included spinning, cardio kickboxing, mat work and limbo. Upcoming at the Fitness Center is a morning bike ride, bench press competition and a three-point shoot out competition. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Social Revolution

Social Revolution
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March Team completes 24-hour Relay for Life

Marvin Tucker, 452nd Mission Support Group, pulls kids around the track in a red wagon. The Moreno Valley Relay for Life May 15-16 raised $15,000 for the American Cancer Society. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jennifer McDow)
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March Team completes 24-hour Relay for Life

Master Sgt. Phil Hartzell, 452nd Civil Engineering Squadron, gives his daughter a shoulder ride during one of his laps around the track during the Moreno Valley Relay for Life May 15-16. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jennifer McDow)
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March Team completes 24-hour Relay for Life

Staff Sgt. Aja Smith, 50th Aerial Port Squadron, holds a luminary bag she decorated in memory of her grandfather, a chief master sergeant who retired after a 30-year career in the Army Air Corps and Air Force. Sergeant Smith said her grandfather was a World War II, Korea and Vietnam veteran. He was first diagnosed with cancer in the early 1980s and battled it until he passed away in 2007. "He taught me to never give up on anything in life that challenges you," Sergeant Smith said. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jennifer McDow)
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March hosts advanced F-108 engine training

Tech Sgt. Trevor Netzley, 92 AMXS jet engine systems craftsman, Fairchild AFB, Wash., installs a turbine rear frame vibration lead as Staff Sgt. Gary Nicholas, Air National Guard 161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix, Ariz, watches. The vibration analysis is used to balance the fan rotor on the jet engine. The procedure is similar to balancing tires on a car. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt Megan Crusher)
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Frigo's Big Challenge

U.S. Air Force Reserve Senior Master Sgt. James Frigo, Sr., (left) and his son, James “Bubba” Frigo, Jr., depart from their home in Menifee, Calif., on a training ride May 15, 2010 with their brand new road bikes. Sergeant Frigo is the fuels superintendent with the 452nd Logistics Readiness Squadron at March Air Reserve Base, Calif. The two plan to ride across the United States to raise awareness about retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative condition Bubba was diagnosed with that leads to eventual blindness. (Photo courtesy Senior Master Sgt. James Frigo, Sr.)
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Frigo's Big Challenge

Air Force Reserve Senior Master Sgt. James Frigo, Sr., (right) and his son, James “Bubba” Frigo, Jr., pedal side by side March 5, 2010, near their home in Menifee, Calif., during a training ride for their upcoming 4,000-mile trip across the United States to raise awareness about retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative condition Bubba was diagnosed with that leads to eventual blindness. Before a bicycle company loaned the Frigos road bikes for the trip, the two trained on hybrid mountain bikes. (Photo courtesy Senior Master Sgt. James Frigo, Sr.)
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Airman Leadership School Graduates

Three March Field members graduate Airman Leadership School at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. Senior Airman Carlos Gonzales, 452 AMXS, is pictured in the center. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Airman Leadership School Graduates

Three March Field members graduate Airman Leadership School at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. Senior Airman Victoria Huebel, 163 FSS, is pictured on the right. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Airman Leadership School Graduates

Three March Field members graduate Airman Leadership School at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. Senior Aiman Jason Chao from the 752 MDS is pictured in the center. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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CHIEF NEUBIG RETIRES

Maj. Gen. Craig Collins retired Chief Master Sgt. Raymond Neubig in a ceremony at March ARB, April 10. Chief Neubig, who served in the Air Force and Air Force Reserve for 33 years, was the only remaining 701st Combat Operations Squadron member who was part of the squadron’s initial 1996 deployment to Korea. Following the initial deployment, Chief Neubig deployed 23 more times for exercises on the Korean Peninsula. (U. S. Air Force photo)
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Fighter demonstration teams make hospital, high school visits

F-22 Raptor Demonstration team member Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Sistrunk laughs as he listens to a veteran telling a humorous story in a lobby at the Loma Linda Veteran’s Hospital April 30. (U.S. Air Force photo by Capt Ashley Norris)
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New wing commander already setting the pace

Command Chief Master Sgt. Agustin Huerta, center, watches as Maj. Gen. Eric Crabtree, left, Fourth Air Force commander, passes the flag of command to the newly assigned 452nd Air Mobility Wing commander, Col. Karl McGregor during the change of command ceremony inside the C-17 hangar at March Air Reserve Base, March 27. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Stephen Schester)
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In tandem with the SkyHawks

SkyHawks Tandem Master Travis Hegland and Staff Sgt. Keith Lawson, 4th Combat Camera Squadron make a smooth landing following their jump. (Canadian Forces SkyHawks Parachute Team photo)
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In tandem with the SkyHawks

SkyHawks Tandem Master Travis Hegland jumps with Staff Sgt. Keith Lawson, 4th Combat Camera Squadron. The cord above their head is for a drogue chute which ensures the jumpers' speed does not exceed 120 mph. (Canadian Forces SkyHawks Parachute Team photo)
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In tandem with the SkyHawks

Tech. Sgt. Diane Ducat, Blue Eagles Total Force honor Guard and Air National Guard 163rd Reconnaissance Wing public affairs, back on the ground after her jump with the Canadian SkyHawks. (Canadian Forces SkyHawks Parachute Team photo)
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In tandem with the SkyHawks

Tech. Sgt. Diane Ducat, Blue Eagles Total Force honor Guard and Air National Guard 163rd Reconnaissance Wing public affairs, prepares for her jump with Canadian SkyHawks. (Canadian Forces SkyHawks Parachute Team photo)
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In tandem with the SkyHawks

Canadian SkyHawk Tandem Master Dominic Dumont, top, falling with his tandem jump mate, Tech. Sgt. Diane Ducat, Blue Eagles Total Force honor Guard and Air National Guard 163rd Reconnaissance Wing public affairs. (Canadian Forces SkyHawks Parachute Team photo)
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