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Idaho Guard airmen work to improve wing's recycling efforts

The 124th Fighter Wing bioenvironmental engineer Master Sgt. Robert McGarvie, prepares to jump in to a dumpster in order to evaluate how much trash is actually recyclable material Feb. 28 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. This is first step in a wing-wide effort to improve recycling.

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Idaho Guard airmen work to improve wing's recycling efforts

Senior Airman Heidi Caye, environmental protection specialist for the 124th Civil Engineer Squadron otsses an aluminum can she found in the trash into a blue recycling receptacle Feb. 28 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. She and Master Sgt. Robert McGarvie, bioenvionrmental engineer from the 124th Medical Group, began the process of evaluating the wing's recycling program by sifting through trash dumpsters to determine what percentage of trash airmen throw away is actually recyclable.

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Idaho Guard airmen team up for 'dirty jobs'

The 124th Fighter Wing bioenvironmental engineer Master Sgt. Robert McGarvie tosses a newspaper he found in the trash into a blue recycling bin Feb. 28 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. This is first step in a wing-wide effort to improve recycling.

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Idaho Guard airmen team up for 'dirty jobs'

Senior Airman Heidi Caye, environmental protection specialist for the 124th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Master Sgt. Robert McGarvie, bioenvironmental engineer from the 124th Medical Group, sift through trash looking for recyclable materials like aluminum cans in an effort to improve the 124th Fighter Wing's recycling program Feb. 28 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho.

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All Smiles

Master Sgt. Martin Schliep, avionics systems technician for the 124th Aircraft MaintenanceSquadron, and everyone in maintenance group displayed positive, can-do attitudes, according to inspectors, which played a role in the successful outcome of the wing’s Operational Readiness Inspection retake April 13-17(Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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Gowen Field Memorial Park Ceremony

Idaho Army and Air Guard members take a moment to view the newest bricks at the Memorial Day ceremony May 24.One area resident brought down this WWII-era family photo of her late husband, who is memorialized with one of the many bricks at the Gowen Field Memorial Park just inside the main gate. (Air Force Photo by Tom Gloekle)

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Gowen Field Memorial Park bricks available for purchase

The Idaho Military History Museum supplied a fire detail for this 75mm Pack Howitzer that fired off three rounds at the conclusion of the ceremony May 24. Bricks like these can be purchased through the Idaho Military History Museum website at http://museum.mil.idaho.gov/. Funds will go to future improvements on the park such as a service seal display and an outdoor amphitheater for small unit functions. Bricks like these can be purchased through the Idaho Military History Museum website at http://museum.mil.idaho.gov/. Funds will go to future improvements on the park such as a service seal display and an outdoor amphitheater for small unit functions. . (Air Force Photo by Tom Gloekle)

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Gowen Field Memorial Park Ceremony

The Idaho Military History Museum supplied a fire detail for this 75mm Pack Howitzer that fired off three rounds at the conclusion of the ceremony May 24.One area resident brought down this WWII-era family photo of her late husband, who is memorialized with one of the many bricks at the Gowen Field Memorial Park just inside the main gate. (Air Force Photo by Tom Gloekle)

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Guardsmen of the Year banquet

124th Fighter Wing Airmen gathered together at the Grove Hotel, in Boise, for the annual Guardsmen of the Year Banquet Jan. 14, 2012. This regular gathering is a chance to honor Airmen who have excelled in the past year in quarterly competitions. It also gives Airmen a chance to formally come together and enjoy an evening celebrating the unique culture of the Idaho Air National Guard. Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Muncy, the Command Chief Master Sgt. to the Director of the Air National Guard presented the keynote address about the unique Air National Guard mission. Chief Muncy spoke about the critical nature of the Guard mission and the widespread impact we have, despite our small number. Jan. 14, 2012.. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Tom Gloekle)

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Guardsmen of the Year banquet

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Guardsmen of the Year banquet

124th Fighter Wing Honor Guard presents the Colors (above), Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Muncy, Command Chief Master Sgt. to the director of the Air National Guard, joins Bronco Nation with a gift from Idaho State Command Chief Master Sgt. Pete Glick, (lower right) and Senior Airman. John Murdorf accepts his Airman category award at center stage at the Guardsmen of the Year banquet Jan. 14, 2012.. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Tom Gloekle)

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Night Hog

Instructors from the 66th Weapons Squadron (WS), along with students enrolled in the United States Air Force Weapons School, and pilots with the 190th Fighter Squadron (FS) prepare to take off on a night mission in their A-10 Thunderbolt IIs from Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho on November 10. The 66th WS, stationed at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, is conducting USAF Weapons School training from Gowen Field, in conjunction with A-10s from the 190th FS, and other agencies and units, providing realistic training opportunities in nearby ranges. (U.S. Air Force by Staff Sgt. Robert Barney)