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Taking A Pie For A Worthy Cause

Col. J.R. Compton, 124th Fighter Wing Commander, takes a pie in the face from his son Capt. Joseph Compton as part of a wing-wide fund raiser for the Combined Federal Campaign. The auctioned event held during the wing's Family Day Picnic Oct.18 raised more than of $3,600. (Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)(Released)

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Taking A Pie For A Worthy Cause

Master Sgt. Kent Johnson of the 124th Maintenance Squadron takes his best shot at Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. David Beckman as part of a wing-wide fund raising drive for the Combined Federal Campaign. The auctioned event held during the Idaho Air National Guard's Family Day Picnic on Oct.18 raised more than $3,600. (Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)(Released)

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Taking A Pie For A Worthy Cause

Megan Richy, daughter of Vice Wing Commander Col. Brad Richy, gives her best shot with a pie at her father as part of a wing-wide fund raiser for the Combined Federal Campaign. The event held during the 124th Fighter Wing's Family Day Picnic on Oct. 18 raised more than $3,600. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Heather Walsh)(Released)

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Idaho Air Guard says farewell to two units in official ceremony.

Capt. Craig Wood, 124th Aerial Port Flight commander, Idaho Air National Guard, encases the unit flag for the final time symbolizing the official deactivation of the unit. Holding the staff is Senior Master Sgt. (Ret.) Russell Heltzel, former first sergeant for the aerial port. From 1996 to 2009, the unit provided cargo and passenger support in Idaho and around the world to Air Mobility Command assets. One member of the Aerial Port Flight remains deployed in support of operations in the area of responsibility. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Heather Walsh)(Released)

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Idaho Air Guard says farewell to two units in official ceremony.

Lt Col William Michell, the last Commander of the 189th Airlift Squadron, encases the unit's flag for the last time symbolizing the official deactivation of the 189th. Holding the staff is Chief Master Sgt Wayne Slappey. The 189th operated C-130 Hercules transport aircraft from October 1996 until it's final flight and stand down on July 2009. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Heather Walsh)(Released)

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Newest Air Guard Director visits Idaho

Lt. Gen. Harry Wyatt, Director of the Air National Guard, visits the Grasmere Radar Site at the Saylor CreekTraining Range near Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. Grasmere is part of the 266th Range Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard. Briefing Gen Wyatt about the unit's mission are Lt. Col. Derek Newland, 266RANS Commander, and Ground Radar Technician Senior Master Sgt Robert Porter. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Newest Air Guard Director visits Idaho

Lt. Gen. Harry Wyatt, Director of the Air National Guard, receives a briefing on the current state of C-130 aircraft being stored at Gowen Field, in Boise, Idaho Oct. 15 from Lt. Col. William Michell and Senior Master Sgt. Kris Kotter. Gen Wyatt was visiting to in Boise. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Idaho Air Guardsmen nominates boss for ESGR award

Ms. Kay Eve and Staff Sgt Ryan Bowman, center, pose with supervisors of Citi Card Site, senior leaders of the 124th Fighter Wing, and representatives from the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. Ms. Eve, Collections Unit Manager with the Citi Card Site in Boise, Idaho, was nominated for the ESGR Patriotic Employer Award by Sgt Bowman. Sgt Bowman is a traditional Guardsman assigned to the Non-Destructive Inspection Shop in the Wing and in the Manager Assist Unit with the Collections Unit at Citi Cards as his civilian employer, and had recently deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The overwhelming support he received from Ms. Eve prompted him to nominate her for this award. In the photo from left to right is Mr. Matt Phelps, Citi Card Site President, Mr. Max Bearden and Ms. Dianne Nordhous of the ESGR, Lt Col Craig Logan 124th Operations Group Commander, Col Robert Park 124th Maintenance Group Commander, Sgt Bowman and Ms. Eve, Senior Master Sgt Joseph Stark, Fabrication Supervisor 124th Maintenance Squadron, Master Sgt William Roe, Non-Destructive Inspection Supervisor 124th Maintenance Squadron, and Chief Master Sgt Rick James, Equipment Maintenance Flight Supervisor 124th Maintenance Squadron. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Idaho Air Guardsmen nominates boss for ESGR award

Ms. Kay Eve, Collections Unit Manager with the Citi Cards Site in Boise, Idaho, is presented a pin by Ms. Dianne Nordhous of the Employers Support of the Guard and Reserve. The "We All Serve" pin symbolizes the support employers give to their Guardsmen employees allowing them to deploy without concern for their jobs. Ms. Eve was nominated by her employee Staff Sgt Ryan Bowman, a member of the 124th Fighter Wing, and is assigned to the Non-Destructive Inspection Shop. Sgt Bowman's civilian job is with the Manager Assist Unit in the Collections Department, and had recently returned from a deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Discovered fuel contaminant saves equipment and money

Fuel Specialists Senior Amn Jim Hubbard, left, and Staff Sgt Zack Shields inspect a fuel nozzle on a fuel truck for contaminents that might pass onto an aircraft fuel tanks. The Fuels Section of the 124th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard, recently discovered debrit in a shipment of jet fuel before it had done damage to aircraft saving equipment and money. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Heather Walsh)(Released)

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IDANG tests electric powered tow vehicle

A-10 crew chief Master Sgt. Mike Davidson waits as Master Sgt. Ed Correll connects the tow bar-less tug's strap to the front landing gear of aircraft 694. (Air Force photo by Capt Tony Vincelli)(Released)

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IDANG tests electric powered tow vehicle

With the strap connected and the nose landing gear raised on to the tug's platform, Davidson switches to the front-facing seat to pull the aircraft. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Capt. Tony Vincelli)

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Gen Johnson retires after a 37 year career.

Retired Brig. Gen. Richard Johnson accepts the Idaho Distinguished Service Medal with wife, Mary, and Deputy Commanding General, Air, Brig. Gen. Gary Sayler July 11 (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Gen McKinley visits the Idaho National Guard.

Colonel James Compton and Captain Eric Newman explain the modifications being made to an A-10 Thunderbolt II to Chief of the National Guard Bureau Gen Craig McKinley during a visit to Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. Colonel Compton is the Commander of the 124th Wing and Captain Newman is a Maintenance Officer with the 124th Maintenance Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard in Boise. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Gen McKinley visits the Idaho National Guard.

Master Sgt Bernard Castro explains a display on the latest piece of ground tracking equipment on the Saylor Creek Gunnery Range to Chief of the National Guard Bureau Gen Craig McKinley during a visit to Saylor Creek and Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. Master Sgt Castro, a Ground Radar Craftsman is with the 266th Range Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt Tom Gloeckle)(Released)

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Ashes in the wind

SMSgt Tammy Clement explains the process of properly disposing flags to an ongoing crowd prior to the flag disposal ceremony put on by the 124th Wing Honor Guard on June 6th, 2009 at Gowen Feild Air Base. (Air Force photo Staff Sgt Robert Barney)(Released)

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Ashes in the wind

A crowd gathers to watch the flag disposal ceremony put on by the 124th Wing Honor Guard on June 6th, 2009. This was the first flag disposal ceremony performed at Gowen Feild Air Base. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Robert Barney)(Released)

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Ashes in the wind

SSgt James Walt from the 124th Fire Department prepares three fire barrels for the flag disposal ceremony put on by the 124th Wing Honor Guard on June 6th, 2009 at Gowen Feild Air Base. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Robert Barney)(Released)

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Ashes in the wind

TSgt Micheal Clement explains the role these four members of the Idaho Air Guard Student Flight will participate in the flag disposal ceremony. From left to right Jeremy Johnson, Heidi Caye, Lindsay Coggins and Nicholas Jenson assisted the 124th Wing Honor Guard in the ceremony on June 9th, 2008 at Gowen Feild Air Base. These four members are highly interested on being members of the 124th Honor Guard after they have returned to the Wing from Basic Military Training. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt Robert Barney)(Released)

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Oregon F-15s awe Boise spectators

Sergeant Robert Toronto from the Idaho Army National Guard and his son Sean get a tour of the F-15 cockpit from Major David Neal Unruh from the 173 Fighter Wing of Oregon on July 12, 2009. (Air Force photo by Tech Sgt Becky Vanshur)(Released)

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