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Tuskegee Airman Theodore Lumpkins speaks during a visit to Hill Air Force Base, Utah, April 20, 2018. Lumpkin served as an intelligence officer assigned to the 332 Fighter Squadron during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)


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Tuskegee Airman Theodore Lumpkins speaks during a visit to Hill Air Force Base, Utah, April 20, 2018. Lumpkin served as an intelligence officer assigned to the 332 Fighter Squadron during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

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1st Lieutenant Kenneth Ellison receives his diploma from Maj. Francisco Costa upon completion of Commissioned Officer Training Class 18-04, Friday, June 22. Ellison commissioned after 14 years of enlisted service and continues his family’s legacy of continuous Air Force service since his grandfather enlisted in 1947.
1st Lieutenant Kenneth Ellison poses for a picture with his father, retired Master Sgt. Tony Ellison, and his uncle, retired Chief Master Sgt. Rodney Ellison after the the Commissioned Officer Training Class 18-04 Graduation Parade. Ellison commissioned after 14 years of enlisted service and continues his family’s legacy of continuous Air Force service since his grandfather enlisted in 1947.
1st Lieutenant Kenneth Ellison poses for a picture with his wife, Melissa Ellison, before the Commissioned Officer Training Class 18-04 Graduation. Ellison commissioned after 14 years of enlisted service and continues his family’s legacy of continuous Air Force service since his grandfather enlisted in 1947.
Then, Amn 1st Class, now, 1st Lt. Kenneth Ellison stands next to his uncle, Chief Master Rodney Ellison during his technical school graduation in 2004. Lieutenant Ellison graduated from Commissioned Officer Training June 22 at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala and is continuing his family's tradition of service, which dates back to September 1947, when his grandfather started Air Force Basic Training.
1st Lieutenant Kenneth Ellison poses for a picture with his wife, Melissa Ellison, in the Commissioned Officer Training Class 18-04 classroom. Ellison commissioned after 14 years of enlisted service and continues his family’s legacy of continuous Air Force service since his grandfather enlisted in 1947.
Col. Kurt Matthews, 920th Rescue Wing Commander, salutes Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, after being presented with a plaque to accompany the Power and Vigilance award.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, congratulates members of the 920th Rescue Wing.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, announces the 920th Rescue Wing is the recipient of the Power and Vigilance award, as Chief Master Sgt. James Loper, 10th Air Force Command Chief, reveals the award.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, poses with members of the 920th Rescue Wing after presenting them with the Power and Vigilance award.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, presents Col. Kurt Matthews, 920th Rescue Wing Commander, with a plaque to accompany the Power and Vigilance award.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller, 10th Air Force Commander, congratulates members of the 920th Rescue Wing.
Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller talks about the importance of the Power and Vigilance award before presenting it to the 920th Rescue Wing.
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