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Air Force Band of the Golden West Schedule

Air Force Band of the Golden West Schedule

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March members inspire kids to read

Staff Sgt. Fernando Perez, 452 AMW Public Affairs, reads a winter themed book to first graders at Mark Twain Elementary School in Riverside to celebrate the nationally recognized “Read Across America” program. Volunteers from the base and local community visited elementary schools throughout the local area to encourage children to read. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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March supports Canada’s SkyHawks

While training for their upcoming demonstration season, the Canadian SkyHawks gave two 452 AMW Public Affairs employees tandem jumps during their practice sessions. The team uses the local jump plane. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Megan Crusher)

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March supports Canada’s SkyHawks

While training for their upcoming demonstration season, the Canadian SkyHawks gave two 452 AMW Public Affairs employees tandem jumps during their practice sessions. Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher, left, 452 AMW public affairs, walks away from a successful landing. (U.S. Air Force photo by Valerie Palacios)

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March supports Canada’s SkyHawks

While training for their upcoming demonstration season, the Canadian SkyHawks gave two 452 AMW Public Affairs employees tandem jumps during their practice sessions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Megan Crusher)

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March supports Canada’s SkyHawks

While training for their upcoming demonstration season, the Canadian SkyHawks gave two 452 AMW Public Affairs employees tandem jumps during their practice sessions. CorporalSebastien Pinard, parachute rigger for Canadian SkyHawks parachuting team, and Ms. Valerie Palacios, community relations expert, assists Ms. Palacios don her safety gear for her tandem sky dive. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Megan Crusher)

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March supports Canada’s SkyHawks

While training for their upcoming demonstration season, the Canadian SkyHawks gave two 452 AMW Public Affairs employees tandem jumps during their practice sessions. Ms. Valerie Palacios, community relations expert, and Corporal Sebastien Pinard, parachute rigger for Canadian SkyHawks parachuting team, float back to solid ground after their jump. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Megan Crusher)

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Sustainers establish partnership with Kirkush military

Col. Mohammed Saleh Mahdy stands with Lt. Col. Norman Green, 304th Sustainment Brigade Commander, center, during their initial meeting at Kirkush Military Training Base, Iraq. The visit was part of an ongoing partnership with KRMC and the first for the 304th SB. (U.S. Army photo by SSG Stephen Lee)

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Free Air Force Band Concert

Free Air Force Band Concert

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The 437d Medical Ground Company deploys

More than 300 people attended the deployment ceremony and were treated to refreshments and cake which contained the 437th Medical Company’s motto. Col. Irma Cooper, 176th Medical Group commander, Brig. Gen. Craig Bugno, 2nd Medical Brigade commander, and Maj. Gen. Lie-Ping Chang, 807th Medical Command, addressed the troops and audience. (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Don Traud)

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The 437d Medical Ground Company deploys

The 437th Medical Company (Ground Ambulance) form the troops during their deployment ceremony last Saturday at the National Guard Reserve Center on the open side of the base. The ceremony was attended by the Soldiers’ family and friends as well as senior leaders from their higher headquarters. (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. Don Traud)

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

Tech. Sgt. Chris Cheshire and Staff Sgt. Justin Grounds (left) help Tech. Sgt. Chris Campbell, who simulates being wounded by a sniper. Evaluaters Tech. Sgt. Brooks Rhoads and Master Sgt. Justin Alonzo (right) observe how they handle the situation. (U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

Staff Sgt. Justin Grounds operates an HD-1 robot from inside a Humvee during 452 CES/EOD’s IED training at March ARB. (U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

Tech. Sgt. Chris Cheshire (left) helps Tech. Sgt. Chris Campbell put on on the EOD-8 bomb suit during 452 CES/EOD’s IED training at March ARB. Staff Sgt. Justin Grounds (center) observes. (U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

Tech. Sgt. Chris Campbell walks in full EOD-8 apparel. The 55-pound suit is used to help protect him in case an IED detonates. (U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

A 107 mm rocket is used to demonstrate one of the weapons insurgents use against troops in the AOR.

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EOD trains to dismantle IED threats

Tech. Sgt. Chris Campbell, a team chief at 452 CES/EOD, prepares to deploy the HD-1 to deal with the threat of an IED. Members of EOD nicknamed the robot “Wall-E,” after the recent movie. They nicknamed a second robot “Johnny 5.” (U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Megan Crusher)

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Civil Engineers get $4M to design projects here

Building 100 is one of two buildings included in the upcoming renovations. (U.S Air Force photo)

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Civil Engineers gets $4M to design projects here

Building 470 is one of two buildings included in the upcoming renovations. (U.S Air Force photo by Will Alexander)

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RENOVATIONS AT FITNESS CENTER

Construction will begin Monday on dismantling the old sauna in the Men’s Locker Room at the Fitness Center and replacing it with a new one. The sauna has been out of commission for about three years, according to Pam Smith, the Center’s supervisor. The steam rooms in both the men’s and ladies’ locker rooms will also be renovated. The rooms are expected to reopen in May. “We’re just happy that we’re finally getting our benefit back,” said Smith. (U.S Air Force photo by Will Alexander)

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