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Happy Holidays!

Alamo Wing commander, Brig. Gen. John Fobian, right, and members of the 433rd Airlift Wing Command Staff, wish a safe and Happy Holiday season to members, friends and neighbors of the Alamo Wing. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Ms. Elsa Martinez)

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Alamo Wing hosts 15th annual Bosses' Day

The 433rd Airlift Wing held its 15th annual Bosses' Day Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, Sat., Nov. 15, 2008. The event, held in co-operation with Texas Committee of Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve, helped employers better understand the time and sacrifice their employees invest in their role as Air Force reservists. Civilian bosses of wing reservists flew aboard an Alamo Wing C-5A Galaxy, the largest aircraft in the U.S. Air Force inventory, and witnessed an in-flight aerial refueling mission with a KC-135 Stratotanker over the Gulf of Mexico. Afterwards, Airmen and their civilian bosses sat down to a catered Texas barbecue luncheon. (Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Daniel Nathaniel)

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Reservists share common goal to finish the first Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon

Members from the 433rd Air Medical Staging Squadron keep each other motivated as they train in preperation for the 2008 Inagural San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

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Reservists share common goal to finish the first Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon

Members from the 433rd Air Medical Staging Squadron keep each other motivated as they train in preperation for the 2008 Inagural San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

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Reservists share common goal to finish the first Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon

Members from the 433rd Air Medical Staging Squadron keep each other motivated as they train in preperation for the 2008 Inagural San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

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Reservists share common goal to finish the first Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon

Members from the 433rd Air Medical Staging Squadron keep each other motivated as they train in preperation for the 2008 Inagural San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

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Reservists share common goal to finish the first Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon

Members from the 433rd Air Medical Staging Squadron keep each other motivated as they train in preperation for the 2008 Inagural San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

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Mist you!

The 433rd Airlift Wing's immunization clinic began administering Influenza vaccines during the October Unit Training Assemblies. The vaccination comes in an injection and a mist form. Alamo Wing Reservists are scheduled to recieve the immunization during the November training weekend. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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The eyes have it

Maj. Joseph Rogalinsly, an optometrist with the 433rd Aerospace Medical Squadron, Just told Tech. Sgt. Stanley Bowley that his vision well within health standards. Sergeant Bowley recieved an optometry check during his annual physical. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Home at last

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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First hug

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Home at last

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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Daddy's home

After six months in Afghanistan, member of the 433rd Civil Engineer Squadron returned home on Sept 22, 2008. Family and friends met them at San Antonio Airport with banners, cheers and even a few happy tears were shed during the reunion. The Alamo Wing engineers spent their deployment building and repairing structures at Bagram Airfield and several forward operating locations. They installed air conditioning units for Soldiers, brought older buildings up to U.S. Military construction codes and built brand new facilities. The group joined up with members of the Niagara Falls Air Force Reserve unit to create the first Prime BEEF, or Prime Base Emergency Engineer Force, team to operate in the country in almost two years. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Collen McGee)

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