Citizen Airmen Support MARSOC During Southern Star ‘25

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Maintaining mission readiness, deployability with zeal, smiles

Staff Sergeant Amanda Stephens, a knowledge operations manager for the 710th Information Operations Flight, a Reserve unit at Brooks City-Base, Texas, shows off a motivational poster she made based on a conversation bewteen two co-workers over a cheeseburger. The 433rd Airlift Wing provides medical support and mission-essential training for the 710th IOF and Sergeant Stephens is the one who keeps her unit organized and ready. Sergeant Stephens has the task of keeping her flight deployment-ready at any given time but she finds time to make posters like this, which adorn the walls of the office. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Maintaining mission readiness, deployability with zeal, smiles

Staff Sergeant Amanda Stephens, a knowledge operations manager for the 710th Information Operations Flight, a Reserve unit at Brooks City-Base, Texas, smiles as she takes a phone call. The 433rd Airlift Wing provides medical support and mission-essential training for the 710th IOF and Sergeant Stephens is the one who keeps her unit organized and ready. Sergeant Stephens is known for her positive attitude while working, (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Maintaining mission readiness, deployability with zeal, smiles

Staff Sergeant Amanda Stephens is a knowledge operations manager for the 710th Information Operations Flight, a Reserve unit at Brooks City-Base, Texas. The 433rd Airlift Wing provides medical support and mission-essential training for the 710th IOF and Sergeant Stephens is the one charged with the task of keeping her flight mission-ready and deployable at all times. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Maintaining mission readiness, deployability with zeal, smiles

Staff Sergeant Amanda Stephens, a knowledge operations manager for the 710th Information Operations Flight, a Reserve unit at Brooks City-Base, TX, smiles for even the mundane tasks her multi-faceted job requires during the day. The 433rd Airlift Wing provides medical support and mission-essential training for the 710th IOF and Sergeant Stephens is the one who keeps the unit organized and ready. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Maintaining mission readiness, deployability with zeal, smiles

Staff Sergeant Amanda Stephens, a knowledge operations manager for the 710th Information Operations Flight, a Reserve unit at Brooks City-Base, Texas, stands next to one of the motivational posters she made, which also has her photo in it. The 433rd Airlift Wing provides medical support and mission-essential training for the 710th IOF and Sergeant Stephens is the one who keeps the unit organized and ready. (U.s. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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The perfect shot

Airman Brian McGloin, a public affairs specialist, peers through an antenna looking for that perfect shot. Airman McGloin's subjects are 433rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron's communication specialists setting up high frequency radio equipment at Epson Park at Lackland AFB. Airman Mc Gloin was shooting some action photos of Alamo Wing AES Airmen setting up communications with their counterparts at Scott AFB. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Carlos Trevino) Editor's Note: Sergeant Trevino won Photo of the Month for the month of April with this photograph.
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Preventing FOD one bolt at a time

Staff Sgt. Regina Prendes, Maintenance Supply Liason, 433rd Airlift Wing, found the Golden Bolt during the Monday morning Foreign object Damage prevention walk after the 'B' Unit Training Assembly. The walk is held every Monday and the golden bolt is hidden somewhere on the flight line on Mondays after a UTA. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Airman Brian McGloin)
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Air Force tests ability to recall retirees

Retired Air Force majors and master sergeants take part in the 2009 Push-Pull at Lackland AFB. This is the first time Push-Pull used retirees, all of whom volunteered to take part. Airman Basic Matthiew Vanwitzenberg and Airman basic Jason Chamber, both from the 321 Training Squadron, flight 383, prepare to demonstrate assembly and disassembly of trainer M-16 rifles. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Air Force tests ability to recall retirees

Retired Air Force majors and master sergeants take part in the 2009 Push-Pull exercise at Lackland AFB. This is the first time Push-Pull used retirees, all of whom volunteered to take part. The exercise tested the ability of the Air Force to recall Airmen with specific skills should their expertise be needed in the future. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Tornado excercise

During a recent natural disaster response exercise at 433rd Airlift Wing, the 74th Aerial Port Squadron demonstrated their skills when the exercise organizers threw a tornado into the training scenarios. Every Airman in the unit gathered in the designated shelter in less than five minutes. Once gathered, Exercise Evaluation Team members kept the Airmen from the 74th APS on their toes by inserting exercise requirements for Self Aid and Buddy Care. Senior Airman Rogelio Bell acted as a patient with broken legs. Fellow Airmen, Staff Sgt. Marisa Bacarreza, Senior Airman Davis Bacarreza, Master Sgt. Daniel Garza and Senior Master Sgt. Debbie Pirmen, demonstrated splinting techniques. The training is one way the unit lives up to its motto ?74th Ready to Go? (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Tech. Sgt. Israel Molina)
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Georgia Civic leaders visit 433rd Airlift Wing

Mike Nason, a contractor with Flight Safety, answers questions about C-5 flight simulators from civic leaders visiting the 433rd Airlift Wing. The group was hosted by the 94th Fighter Wing from Dobbins ARB, Ga. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit 433rd Airlift Wing from Dobbins ARB

Civic leaders from Georgia, traveled to the 433rd Airlift Wing with the 94th Fighter Wing, Dobbins ARB. Mike Nason, a contractor with Flight Safety, answers thier questions about a flight deck simulator for the C-5A Galaxy aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit 433rd AW from Dobbins ARB

Brigadier General John Fobian addresses members of a civic leader tour visiting the 433rd Airlift Wing from Dobbins ARB, Ga. General Fobian explains the daily operations of the 433rd AW, the history of the C-5A Galaxy and tells them how the Air Force Reserve at Lackland contributes to the fight. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit 433rd AW from Dobbins ARB

Brigadier General John Fobian, commander of the 433rd Airlift Wing, greets civic leaders and Reservists from Dobbins ARB, Ga. The group traveled to Lackland AFB via C-130 for a civic leader tour. Civic leader tours allow civilian stakeholders a chance to see the Reserve component forces and what they bring to the fight. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit 433rd AW from Dobbins ARB

Civic leaders and Reservists from Dobbins ARB, Ga. visited the Alamo wing on a tour of area Reserve component units.The group traveled to Lackland AFB via C-130 and then spent two days touring several military component's Reserve forces. Civic leader tours allow civilian stakeholders a chance to see what Reservists bring to the fight. This tour give them the oportunity to get up close and personal to an Alamo Wing's C-5A Galaxy. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit the 433rd AW from Dobbins ARB

Civic leaders and Reservists from Dobbins ARB, Ga. visited the Alamo wing on a tour of area Reserve component units.The group traveled to Lackland AFB via C-130 and then spent two days touring several military component's Reserve forces. Civic leader tours allow civilian stakeholders a chance to see what Reservists bring to the fight. This tour gave them the oportunity to get up close and personal to an Alamo Wing's C-5A Galaxy while Reserve air crew members from the 433rd Airlift Wing answered questions about the C5.(U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Civic leaders visit 433rd AW from Dobbins ARB

Civic leaders and Reservists from Dobbins ARB, Ga. visited the Alamo wing on a tour of area Reserve component units.The group traveled to Lackland AFB via C-130 and then spent two days touring several military component's Reserve forces. Civic leader tours allow civilian stakeholders a chance to see what Reservists bring to the fight. This tour gave them the oportunity to get up close and personal to an Alamo Wing's C-5A Galaxy. Ms. Victoria Turney, a civilian accompanying the 94th Fighter Wing from Dobbins ARB, waves from the aircraft commander's seat in a C-5A. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Brian McGloin)
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Alamo Wing Reservists find El Dorado

From left to right, Airman Basic John Ybarra from the 433rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Tech. Sgt. Tina Gomez and Senior Airman Jessica Carrell from the 433rd Maintenance Group, were the first three to find El Dorado on the Alamo Wing flight line. El Dorado, Spanish for "Golden One" was a legend from ancient South America of a chief who would cover himself in gold dust. The Alamo Wing has its own version of El Dorado, in the shape of a large, gold-painted bolt. The idea behind the golden bolt is to energize volunteers during the weekly Foreign Object Damage prevention walk by adding a little fun to the Monday morning clean-up event. The finder of El Dorado each week is recognized by wing leadership with a certificate of appreciation. Since begining the weekly FOD walk, maintainers report fewer instances of nicked fan blades caused by items being sucked into the engine. Though exact numbers are not yet available, even one less nicked fan blade saves valuable man-hours.(U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)
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Chief Master Sergeant John Shroyer, the 433rd Airlift Wing Command Chief, retired in January of 2009. His 41-year career included Active and Reserve service. (U.S. Air Force official photo)
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Airman John Shroyer retired as the Command Chief Master Sergeant of the 433rd Airlift Wing in January of 2009. His career spanned 41 years and included active-duty and Reserve service. (U.S. Air Force Courtesy Photo)
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