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“Miles of Change” breaks Guinness world record
452d Security Forces Squadron members support Think Together’s “Miles of Change” event recently held at the Fontana Speedway. The event had a two-fold purpose; the first was to recognize the centennial of the penny and the second was to break the current record of 42 miles of pennies layed out. The world record was broken with 65 miles worth of pennies and the feat will be in the Guinness Book of World Records. Those in attendance from the 452nd SFS were Maj. John McDowell, Technical Sgt. David House, Technical Sgt. William Stephens, Staff Sgt. Heather Baptiste, Staff Sgt. Giovanni Moscoso, Staff Sgt. Daniel White and Staff Sgt. Thomas Green. Think Together was founded as an organization to help kids who were struggling in school. It is an after school program that caters to students in Southern California. There were approximately 200 students on hand for the event. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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Team March Grants a Wish
Marines show Andrew the ropes of the deployment hangar while they wait for transport at March. Moments before, Andrew became an honorary Sergeant Major in the Marine Corps, complete with a customized uniform to fit him. (U.S. photos by Staff Sgt. Angel Gallardo)
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Team March Grants a Wish
Andrew is at the helm of a Navy Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) at the Navy Operational Support Center-Riverside. (U.S. photos by Staff Sgt. Angel Gallardo)
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Team March Grants a Wish
Testing out his new pilot’s helmet, Andrew nearly tips backwards from the weight. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Angel Gallardo)
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Team March Grants a Wish
Andrew explores the cockpit of the C-17 with Captain Jonathan Askins from the 729th Airlift Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Angel Gallardo)
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Team March Grants a Wish
Decked out in his military garb, Andrew awaits his next military assignment. His wish, to spend “a day in the military” was granted by the Make A Wish Foundation of the Inland Empire. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Angel Gallardo)
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March Honor Guard trains Riverside National Cemetery Memorial Honor Guard
Senior Airman Kyle Platt, March ARB Honor Guard, coaches CMSgt. Hosea Taylor, USAF (Ret.) and a member of Team 38 of the Riverside National Cemetery Memorial Honor Detail on the finer points of flag folding during a recent training session at the cemetery. The MHD is comprised of 500 volunteers who augment active duty, Guard and Reserve honor guards in providing military honors for veterans burial services at Riverside National Cemetery about 6,500 times each year. (U.S. Air Force photo courtesy of Riverside National Cemetery)
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Congratulations to ALS Academy Graduates
SrA Scott Connary, 452 LRS, and SrA Angeline Santos, 752 MDS, graduated from Airman Leadership School (ALS) at Travis AFB on March 26. ALS is a 37-day course of instruction with an emphasis on combat expeditionary leadership and related skills. With a curriculum that involves the whole person, ALS focuses on leader/follower skills, the core values; a fair amount of physical education, including a fit to fight regiment. SrA Scott Connary was the recipient of the Academic Achievement Award and the Distinguished Graduate Award. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Congratulations to NCO Academy Graduates
Technical Sgt. Lorenzo Diaz (left), 50th Aerial Port Squadron, and Technical Sgt. Gilbert DeMara, 452 AMW (Chaplain’s Assistant) graduated from the I.G. Brown NCO Academy on April 1. The school is located at McGhee-Tyson ANGB, Knoxville, Tenn. Both completed an intensive six week course study in NCO development subjects, such as military professionalism, Air Force culture, combat leadership skills and physical fitness. Completion of the course is a requirement in order to be promoted to Master Sergeant; in addition, each participant earned 12 college credit hours toward their CCAF degree. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Congratulations to NCO Leadership Course Graduates
The noncommissioned Officer Leadership and Development Class graduation was held March 27. Over the course of two weeks, 21 class members learned about supervision, communication theory, management, leadership and how to handle stress in the workplace. All graduates will receive two hours credit for management and communication with the Community College of the Air Force. SSgt Jesus Aguilar, 50 APS SrA David Avalos, 50 APS SSgt Shane Campbell, 452 ASTS SSgt Jonathan Cardenas, 452 MSS SSgt Charles Castillo, 452 AMXS SSgt Daniel Chaves, 50 APS TSgt Suzi Choi, 452 ASTS SSgt Roxanne Chue, 452 MSS SSgt Raelene Espinoza, 452 MOS SSgt Daniel Glass, 452 AMDS SrA Guillermo Guillen, 452 MSS TSgt David Hansen, 452 MSS TSgt Kathryn Johnson-Rodriguez, 452 MSS SSgt Christopher Keil, 452 MOS TSgt Noel Monzon, 452 AMXS TSgt William Pryor, 452 MSS SSgt Kathryn Robinson, 4 CTCS SSgt Jonathan Sleigh, 452 AES SSgt Jason Smith, 452 MSS SSgt Tiffany Turner, 452 ASTS SSgt Miguel Villagrana, 452 MOS
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Medal of Honor recipient leads Riverside’s Salute To Veterans Parade
Retired Army Col. Lewis Millett offers a salute during a special ceremony Sept. 27 at the State House in Boston. The ceremony honored more than 70 Medal of Honor recipients in Boston for their annual convention. Colonel Millett, who was a captain at the time, received the Medal of Honor in 1951 for leading an uphill bayonet charge against enemy forces during the Korean War. (U.S. Air Force photo Jan Abate)
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Moreno Valley children honor the military by hosting “Red, White and Blue” day
Children from Peterson Child Development Center wave flags to celebrate “Red, White and Blue day.” (Courtesy photos)
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Three Point Shootout Winners
The Fitness Center had a 3-point shootout. The winners are: 1st Place (middle) Troung Nguyen 2nd Place (left) Donald Lee 3rd Place (right) Andy Ormiston (U.S. Air Force photo by Henry Kim)
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March Air Reserve Base fire department trains Cal Fire
Fire fighters battle flames from a simulated crash. (U.S. Air Force photos by SSgt. Megan Crusher)
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March Air Reserve Base fire department trains Cal Fire
Fire fighters battle flames from a simulated crash. (U.S. Air Force photos by SSgt. Megan Crusher)
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March Air Reserve Base fire department trains Cal Fire
March fire fighters train Cal Fire fighters on the procedures used to battle flames from a plane crash. The exercise was conducted in a live fire mock-up exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt. Megan Crusher)
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March Air Reserve Base fire department trains Cal Fire
A Moreno Valley Cal Fire truck responds to the simulated crash of an aircraft. The March Fire Department trained the Cal Fire. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt. Megan Crusher)
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Chiefs’ Group shines troops’ boots
Chief Master Sgt. Patrick Gates, 452 MXG Quality Assurance Superintendent, gets a shine from Chief Master Sgt. Agustin Huerta, 452nd AMW Command Chief, as SSgt. Raymond Schwab, 452 MXS crew chief, inspects the work. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt. Megan Crusher)
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Making history, keeping commitments: AMDS commander focuses on health care
Col. Ron Rondeau photographed outside the Afghan National Police hospital in October 2007 while deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan. “One of my most rewarding memories is being able to directly impact the lives of more than 400,000 Afghans as we helped them rebuild their healthcare system and recover from 30 years of war,” said Col. Rondeau. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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