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Deployment commander

Maj. Ed Soto (left), the deployment commander, studies a work site with Capt. Stephanie Kerrigan and TSgt. Robert Anderson. Photo by Master Sgt. Julia Barklow.
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Stringing copper wire

176 CES airmen TSgt. Tom Bradley, left, and SrA. Jason Hart string copper wire as part of a lightning protection system for a munitions bunker.
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Presenting a check

Alaska USA’s Military Operations Branch Manager, Carl Bradford, shown here presenting CMSgt. David Streit a $500 check in support of this year’s Family Day. Photo by SSgt. Eric Hamilton, 176 WG/PA.
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CMSgt. Tim Tillman

Chief Master Sgt. Tim Tillman on the daily grind. Photo by Master Sgt. Julie Barklow.
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On location

The 176 CES on location in Israel. Photo by Master Sgt. Julie Barklow.
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Capt. Mike Freyholtz

Capt. Mike Freyholtz, the 249th Airlift Squadron’s C-17 pilot trainer.
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Showing off the Globemaster III

Lt. Col. Carl Lincoln shows off the Globemaster’s roomy cargo area, one of many military-specific design features.
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Display case

From October 2006 through December 2006, this exhibit at the Anchorage Readiness Center on Ft. Richardson highlighted an inspection of the 176WG, and a deployment of the 144AS. Photo by MSgt. Robert M. Braley, Jr.
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Moving aircraft

MSgt. Leif Strand guides an F-86 fighter aircraft aircraft into its permanent home on a pedestal near the entrance to Kulis ANG Base. An ongoing project led by CMSgt. (ret.) Jim Herrick has attempted to find and restore one example of each of the different aircraft flown by the Alaska Air National Guard. The F-86 was the second such aircraft to be permanently mounted; a C-123 cargo aircraft was the first. Alaska Air National Guard photo by Marc Maxwell.
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Saying thanks

Saying “thanks” with a bouquet. 176 CES First Sergeant Barbara Jackson presents Colette Moring with flowers for providing more than 300 Christmas stockings to deployed troops.
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Unsuspecting

An unsuspecting Colette Moring sits next to her husband, MSgt. Boyd Moring, expecting to see a ceremony bidding First Sergeant Barbara Jackson farewell. Moring doesn’t yet know that the ceremony was planned for her.
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A standing ovation

A standing ovation. After having been presented with tokens of gratitude from First Sergeant Barbara Jackson and commanders Lt. Col. Andrew Mamrol and Lt. Col. Mark Hedlund, volunteer Colette M. Moring gets a standing ovation from those present as she shares a hug with Jackson. The December ceremony recognized Moring’s many efforts supporting Alaska’s deployed Guard members.
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