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Lt. and Mrs. Ellison

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. (Courtesy photo by Chief Master Sgt. Retired Rodney Ellison)
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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. Air Force Courtesy photo by Maria Ellison
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Brig Gen Damon Feltman

Brigadier General Damon Feltman's Official photo
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Dyess Honor Guard presents the colors

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, the Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Dyess Honor Guard presents the colors

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, the Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Dyess Honor Guard presents the colors

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, the Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Dyess Honor Guard presents the colors

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, the Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Gen Miller Delivers a STRIKE!

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller walks off the field with the Texas Rangers' mascot after throwing out the first pitch at the game against the Los Angeles Angels in celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, . The Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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Dyess Honor Guard presents the colors

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, the Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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General Miller takes the mound

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dyess Air Force Base Color Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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General Miller approaches the mound

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dyess Air Force Base Honor Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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General Miller starts his wind up

In celebration of Air Force Reserve's 70th Birthday, Maj. Gen. Ronald B. Miller threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dyess Air Force Base Color Guard presented the colors for the game as well.
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Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn addresses Tenth Air Force

Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn spoke with 10th Air Force staff during the Commander’s Call on October 15. Master Sgt. Flynn is a recruiter specializing in Air Reserve Technician vacancies. There are many vacancies across 10th Air Force units, including some here at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
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Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn addresses Tenth Air Force

Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn spoke with 10th Air Force staff during the Commander’s Call on October 15. Master Sgt. Flynn is a recruiter specializing in Air Reserve Technician vacancies. There are many vacancies across 10th Air Force units, including some here at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
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Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn addresses Tenth Air Force

Master Sgt. Christopher Flynn spoke with 10th Air Force staff during the Commander’s Call on October 15. Master Sgt. Flynn is a recruiter specializing in Air Reserve Technician vacancies. There are many vacancies across 10th Air Force units, including some here at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
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ARC WEPTAC innovations help modernize legacy aircraft

The Air Reserve Component Weapons and Tactics Council (ARC WEPTAC) was held October 16-20 at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and at the Air National Guard’s 162nd Fighter Wing in Tucson, Arizona. This year's theme was “Defend the Homeland - Global Warfighters” which focused attendees on what they need to enhance the capabilities of their weapon systems and meet emerging needs. One innovation from WEPTAC is the addition of the LITENING Pod to C-130 aircraft to aid with single pass precision air drops. This capability will allow mobility air crew to acquire and designate targets from a standoff location. In this photo an Arkansas Air National Guard C-130 from the 189th Airlift Wing is equipped with a LITENING Pod to demonstrate the capability to WEPTAC attendees.
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ARC WEPTAC innovations help modernize legacy aircraft

The Air Reserve Component Weapons and Tactics Council (ARC WEPTAC) was held October 16-20 at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and at the Air National Guard’s 162nd Fighter Wing in Tucson, Arizona. The conference’s theme was “Defend the Homeland - Global Warfighters” which focused attendees on what they need to enhance the capabilities of their weapon systems and meet emerging needs. Major Matthew Clark addressed the audience Friday, October 20, to close the event. At the out brief, 37 representatives from different working groups discussed their findings with senior leadership from the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve Command.
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ARC WEPTAC innovations help modernize legacy aircraft

The Air Reserve Component Weapons and Tactics Council (ARC WEPTAC) was held October 16-20 at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and at the Air National Guard’s 162nd Fighter Wing in Tucson, Arizona. This year's theme was “Defend the Homeland - Global Warfighters” which focused attendees on what they need to enhance the capabilities of their weapon systems and meet emerging needs. One innovation from WEPTAC is the addition of the LITENING Pod to C-130 aircraft to aid with single pass precision air drops. This capability will allow mobility air crew to acquire and designate targets from a standoff location. In this photo an Arkansas Air National Guard C-130 from the 189th Airlift Wing is equipped with a LITENING Pod to demonstrate the capability to WEPTAC attendees.
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