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Command chief speaks at symposium

ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska -- Chief Master Sgt. Chris Muncy, the command chief master sergeant of the Air National Guard, speaks to junior NCOs from the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Wing during a Sept. 18 enlisted leadership symposium here. Muncy came to deliver some key points and take the Guard members' concerns back to Washington. He emphasized that less than one percent of the population of America is tasked with defending the rest, and reminded the members to take care of their wingmen and families. AKANG photo by SSgt N. Alicia Goldberger.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- Competitors break off the starting line at the start of the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- Capt. Jennifer Haney, a pilot with the 144th Airlift Squadron, crosses the finish line during the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- 1st Lt. Gary Weir, a pilot with the 144th Airlift Squadron, cruises toward the finish line of the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. Weir was the race's top overall finisher, with a time of 38:39. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- A competitor prepares to dismount in preparation for the final stretch of the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- Racers enter the last stretch of the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- Capt. Jennifer Haney, a pilot with the 144th Airlift Squadron, enters the final stretch of the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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Duathlon

KULIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Alaska -- A competitor gets his bib in preparation for the first-ever 176th Wing Duathlon, held here Sept. 18, 2010. The Kulis Senior Enlisted Association sponsored the event. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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176 LRS Air National Guardsmen hold Aerial Port rodeo

SrA David Williams drives the forklift while A1C Joseph Lenz guides him during the cargo build-up portion of the 176 LRS/ Aerial Port rodeo held Jun 12.
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176 LRS Air National Guardsmen hold Aerial Port rodeo

SrA John Darnell measures the length of a vehilce during the joint inspection portion of the 176 LRS/ Aerial Port rodeo.
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Biathlon

The Alaska Team at the Chief National Guard Biathlon Championships at Camp Ripley, Minn. From left to right: Scott Belyea, Lauren Kostoff, David Cunningham, Rebecca King.
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Biathlon

Maj. Becky King of the Alaska Air National Guard competes in the Chief National Guard Biathlon Championships at Camp Ripley, Minn., on March 5, 2010.
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Biathlon

Maj. Becky King of the Alaska Air National Guard competes in the Chief National Guard Biathlon Championships at Camp Ripley, Minn., on March 2, 2010.
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Enlistment

SrA(s) Spencer Doyle and Tawndy Dolye of the 176th Maintenance Squadron enlisted together into the Alaska Air National Guard May 20, 2010, sworn in by Col Donald Keese, 176th Wing Vice Commander. Both spouses are prior service airman excited about the opportunities the guard has to offer. ?The schooling benefits are really amazing,? said (she) Doyle, ?I?ve heard nothing but good things about the guard.? (He) Doyle reflected this same attitude, saying, ?It gives people the opportunity to learn a new trade, or start a career, and it gives me something to look forward to every month.? (Alaska Air National Guard Photo by Tech. Sgt. Shannon Oleson/Released)
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AFREP

Alaska Air Guardsman MSgt Curtis Graham, a metal technology specialist, welds a cracked tailpipe from a C-130H aircraft?s T-56 engine on April 14, 2010. Graham works for the Machine Shop in the Fabrication Section of the 176th Maintenance Squadron, Kulis Air National Guard Base, Anchorage, Alaska. The repair of the tailpipe falls under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP). AFREP is a wing-level program that takes throw-away parts and makes them good as new. Unserviceable aircraft parts are carefully scrutinized to see if there is a way to salvage them for less money than it costs to replace them. (Alaska Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Shannon Oleson)
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AFREP

Alaska Air Guardsman MSgt Brian Boucher, an aircraft electrician, repairs a landing gear light for a C-130H aircraft. Boucher works for the Electric Shop of the 176th Maintenance Squadron, Kulis Air National Guard Base, Anchorage, Alaska. The repair of the light falls under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP). AFREP is a wing-level program that takes throw-away parts and makes them good as new. Unserviceable aircraft parts are carefully scrutinized to see if there is a way to salvage them for less money than it costs to replace them. (Alaska Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Shannon Oleson)
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AFREP

Alaska Air Guardsman Staff Sgt David Smith, a pneudraulic systems specialist, repairs a main landing gear brake for the HH-60 helicopter on April 14, 2010. Smith works for the Accessories Section of the 176th Maintenance Squadron, Kulis Air National Guard Base, Anchorage, Alaska. The repair of the brake falls under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP). AFREP is a wing-level program that takes throw-away parts and makes them good as new. Unserviceable aircraft parts are carefully scrutinized to see if there is a way to salvage them for less money than it costs to replace them. (Alaska Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Shannon Oleson)
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AFREP

176th Wing, Kulis Air National Guard Base, Anchorage Alaska - a main landing gear from a C-130H aircraft is prepped for repair on April 14, 2010. The repair falls under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP). AFREP is a wing-level program that takes throw-away parts and makes them good as new. Unserviceable aircraft parts are carefully scrutinized to see if there is a way to salvage them for less money than it costs to replace them. (Alaska Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Shannon Oleson)
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The Lift

COAST GUARD AIR STATION BORINQUEN, Puerto Rico -- Tech. Sergeant Tom Bradley superintendant of the 176th Civil Engineer Squadron's Electrical Section, rides a hoist up to repair a set of lights atop a Coast Guard hangar here Feb. 9, 2010. A group of 45 squadron members spent two weeks here in early February to train and sharpen their skills on a wide range of infrastructure projects, upgrades and renovations. The squadron undertakes such a mission -- called a Deployment for Training, or DFT -- every year or two. Recent DFTs have taken the squadron's men and women to Israel, Southern California, Hawaii, Ecuador, Okinawa, Minnesota and Texas. Alaska Air National Guard photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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The Wheelbarrow

COAST GUARD AIR STATION BORINQUEN, Puerto Rico -- Three members of the 176th Civil Engineer Squadron push a wheelbarrow full of wet concrete to a job site here Feb. 11, 2010. They are (left to right) Master Sgt. Brian Lewis; Tech. Sgt. David Bailey, and Staff Sgt. Cody Grella. The three are among 45 squadron members who spent two weeks here in early February to train and sharpen their skills on a wide range of infrastructure projects, upgrades and renovations. The squadron undertakes such a mission -- called a Deployment for Training, or DFT -- every year or two. Recent DFTs have taken the squadron's men and women to Israel, Southern California, Hawaii, Ecuador, Okinawa, Minnesota and Texas. AKANG photo by 1st. Lt. John Callahan.
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