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Bilal takes selfie

Chief Master Sgt. Timi Bilal, 452nd Aerospace Medical Squadron, takes a ‘selfie’ with (from left) CMSAF James Cody, Chief Master Sgt. Deborah McGuane, 336th Air Refueling Squadron, and Athena Cody. CMSAF Cody and Athena visited March Air Reserve Base in Southern California July 11-14, 2014, where they met with Airmen and observed the success of Total Force Integration there. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Linda Welz)

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BIRD CHASERS

Stuart Rossell prepares one of his falcon, “Mugen,” for a routine flight over the airfield here to chase birds. (U.S.Air Force photo by Staff. Sgt. Joe Davidson, 452 AMW/PA)

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BIRD CHASERS

Stuart Rossell gets his falcons ready for work to scare off the birds that take flight over March airfield. (U.S.Air Force photo by Staff. Sgt. Joe Davidson, 452 AMW/PA)

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BIRD CHASERS

When they’re not working, the falcons are tethered to a perch inside Muse and Weathering areas here. (U.S.Air Force photo by Staff. Sgt. Joe Davidson, 452 AMW/PA)

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Birds of a different feather

The Great Blue Heron makes an early-morning pass over the parade field at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., in search of food. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

The Great Blue Heron stabs its prey with a sword-like beak in an attempt to immobilize it before eating it at March Air Reserve Base, Calif. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

The Great Blue Heron swallows a rat after catching it near the parade field at March Air Reserve Base, Calif. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

The Great Blue Heron picks up a rat it caught at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., before swallowing it. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

After catching and eating a rat near the parade field at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., the Great Blue Heron allows itself time to digest its prey. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

The Great Blue Heron stretches its neck as it swallows a rat after catching it near the parade field at March Air Reserve Base, Calif. This protected species of migratory bird is spotted in various locations on base throughout the day and does its best to help control the rodent population here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

A Great Blue Heron holds a rodent it just caught near the parade field at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., Oct. 16, 2012. The Heron hunts daily at various locations on base and has been dubbed “Hap” by the commander and “Clyde” by financial management personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Birds of a different feather

A Great Blue Heron flies over the parade field at March Air Reserve Base. The majestic avian visits various fields on base in search of food, which consists of small mammals and insects. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda Welz)

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Bivouac Provides Readiness Training For CES Troops

The 163d Civil Engineers set up tents during a readiness exercise, which took place April 3-6 at the March Air Reserve Base Regional Training Site. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Julie Avey)

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Bivouac Provides Readiness Training For CES Troops

Senior Airman Chris Valenzano (right), 163d Civil Engineer Squadron, explains how to set up a decontamination tent to Senior Airmen Shawn Oommen and Vernonica Lemus, also from the 163d CES at March Air Reserve Base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Julie Avey)

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Bivouac, Team March style

Senior Airman Steven Hernandez (left) and Staff Sgt. Eric Sherman, both of the 452nd Civil Engineering Squadron, offer assistance to a member of the 163rd Civil Engineering Squadron who works on an element at the bottom of a field deployable environmental control unit, April 8. (U.S. Air Force photo by Megan Just)

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Bivouac, Team March style

A group of Airmen from the 163rd and 452nd Civil Engineering Squadrons put the finishing touches on the tent city they built at March ARB, April 8. It was the first ever Air National Guard/Air Force Reserve bivouac at March. (U.S. Air Force photo by Megan Just)

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Black History luncheon draws large crowd

Buford A. Johnson, retired U.S. Air Force crew chief and member of the Buford A. Johnson (CA) Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc., addresses a black history luncheon audience Feb. 28, 2012, at the Defense Media Activity-Riverside. Johnson was a member of the original Tuskegee Airmen group that fought in World War II, and he is one of the last few surviving members who regularly tour and speak on their experiences. (Photo by Navy Mass Communication Specialist Seaman William S. Gaskill)

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Black History luncheon draws large crowd

from left: Deanna Michaux, president and CEO, Pitbull Energy Products; Buford A. Johnson, retired U.S. Air Force crew chief and member of the Buford A. Johnson (CA) Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc.; Larita Shelby, president, Shall Be Music and Media and former American Forces broadcaster; Linda Wright, president, Moreno Valley Black Chamber of Commerce; Felicia Early, graduate, Tuskegee University; Bishop Randy Triplett, Victory Temple of Deliverance, Moreno Valley, who were guest speakers at the Defense Media Center's Black History Month luncheon receive their awards of appreciation. (Photo by Navy Mass Communication Specialist Seaman William S. Gaskill)

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Black History luncheon draws large crowd

Navy Internal Communications Chief Marisela Lozano poses with retired U.S. Air Force Buford A Johnson at Defense Media Center (DMC), Riverside, Calif., Feb. 28, 2012. Lozano is a member of the install team at DMC, and Buford, who fought in World War II, is a member of the Buford A. Johnson (CA) Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. (Photo by Navy Mass Communication Specialist Seaman William S. Gaskill)

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Blackbird Weekend at March Field Air Museum

The SR-71 was operational from 1968 through 1990 and flew for the last time in 1999. (U.S. Air Force photos by TSgt Joe Davidson)

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