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MOUNT MCKINLEY, Alaska -- Members of the 212th Rescue Squadron on the 2011 Combat Wounded Warriors Denali expedition make their way onward July 2. The pararescuemen supported a three-week, grassroots wounded-warrior project to take injured veterans up Mount McKinley starting Jun 23.


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MOUNT MCKINLEY, Alaska -- Members of the 212th Rescue Squadron on the 2011 Combat Wounded Warriors Denali expedition make their way onward July 2. The pararescuemen supported a three-week, grassroots wounded-warrior project to take injured veterans up Mount McKinley starting Jun 23.

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HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia -- Tech. Sgt. Abigail Olivares, a utilities and fuels technician with the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, brazes copper pipe here May 19, 2014 as part of a construction project at this remote outpost in Western Australia. Olivares was among thirty-four members of the Alaska Air National Guard who deployed here for two weeks to prepare the site to receive a space-radar antenna. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
H.E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia – Senior Master Sgt. Anthony Liberty, structures superintendent for the Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, smooths freshly poured concrete for an oil-containment wall here May 14, 2014. Thirty-four Alaska Air Guard members, most from the 176th CES, deployed for three weeks to this tiny outpost in Western Australia to help build a space radar facility to be jointly operated by Australia and the United States. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia --Tech. Sgt. Dee Thomas, unit training manager for the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Senior Airman Aaron Brehm, a carpenter with the squadron, paint the side of the radar facility here May 13, 2014. The pair were among 34 Alaska Air National Guard members who deployed for three weeks to this remote base in Western Australia to prepare it to receive a space radar antenna. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
HAROLD E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia -- Tech Sgt. Mark Smith, structures supervisor for the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Civil Engineering Squadron, demonstrates welding techniques to two junior Airmen here May 6, 2014. The three were among 34 Guard members deployed here for three weeks to prepare the site to receive a space radar antenna being relocated from the Caribbean Island of Antigua. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan
HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia -- Master Sgt. Bryan Spake (left), operations manager for the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Senior Master Sgt. Scott Belyea, the squadron's structures flight chief, maneuver a steel girder into place here May 12, 2014. The pair were among 34 Alaska Air National Guard members who deployed for three weeks to this remote base in Western Australia to prepare it to receive a space radar antenna. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Members of the 176 Wing and local community give Lt. Col. Ed Soto a steps down from command of the 176 Civil Engineer Squadron here April 13, 2024. The 176 CES recieved its newest commander, Lt. Col. Jack Evans, here April 13, 2014, and bid farewell to its previous commander of 17 years. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt N. Alicia Halla/ Released
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Lt. Col. Jack Evans, in-coming commander of the 176 Civil Engineer Squadron, ceremoniously accepts the squadron flag here April 13, 2014, from 176 Mission Support Group commander, Col. Patti Wilbanks. The 176 CES members recieved their newest commander and bid farewell to their previous commander, Lt. Col. Ed Soto, of 17 years. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt N. Alicia Halla/ Released
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Lt. Col. Ed Soto, the out-going commander of the 176 Civil Engineer Squadron, speaks passionately to his squadron at a change-of-command ceremony here April 13, 2014. The 176 CES members recieved their newest commander, Lt. Col. Jack Evans, and bid farewell to their previous commander of 17 years. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt N. Alicia Halla/ Released
H.E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia – Staff Sgt. Kelli Naramore, operations manager for the Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, uses an oxyacetylene torch to cut a hole in a girder here May 6, 2014. Thirty-four Alaska Air Guard members, most from the 176th CES, deployed for two weeks to this tiny outpost at the far western tip of Australia to help build a space radar facility to be jointly operated by Australia and the United States. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan/ Released.
H.E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia – Airman 1st Class Phillip Gifford, left, and Tech. Sgt. Mark Hill of the Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Civil Engineer Squadron weld a safety railing here May 6, 2017. Thirty-four Alaska Air Guard members, most from the 176th CES, deployed for two weeks to this tiny outpost at the far western tip of Australia to help build a space radar facility to be jointly operated by Australia and the United States. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan/ Released.
H.E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia – Master Sgt. Bonnie Gardino, utilities supervisor for the Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, cuts structural support braces here May 6, 2014. Thirty-four Alaska Air Guard members, most from the 176th CES, deployed for two weeks to this tiny outpost at the far western tip of Australia to help build a space radar facility to be jointly operated by Australia and the United States. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan/ Released.
H.E. HOLT NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION, Australia – Maj. Kim Riggs, construction flight chief for the Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Maj. Chris Mercer, the squadron’s infrastructures flight chief, study blueprints for the facility here May 6, 2014. The two were among thirty-four Alaska Air Guard members, most from the 176th CES, who deployed for two weeks to this tiny outpost at the far western tip of Australia to help build a space radar facility to be jointly operated by Australia and the United States. National Guard photo by Capt. John Callahan.