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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

As more than 400 new radios arrived from National Guard Bureau on Apr. 24, Staff Sgt. Sean Bryson, from the 124th Communications Flight, finishes the final preparation on the encrypted radios by inspecting and testing every radio before issuing and distributing the radios to units on Gowen Field. Bryson tests power, frequency error, receive sensitivity, modulation and threshold squelch. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

As more than 400 new radios arrived from National Guard Bureau on Apr. 24, Staff Sgt. Sean Bryson, from the 124th Communications Flight, finishes the final preparation on the encrypted radios by inspecting and testing every radio before issuing and distributing the radios to units on Gowen Field. Bryson tests power, frequency error, receive sensitivity, modulation and threshold squelch. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

As more than 400 new radios arrived from National Guard Bureau on Apr. 24, Tech. Sgt. Robert Kolenic, foreground, from the 124th Communications Flight (CF), prepares the final encrypting process by loading the encryption keys, adding each radio to the Over the Air Rekeying and placing Communication Security Stickers. Next to Kolenic, Staff Sgt. Mark Holladay, from the 124th CF, attaches clips, antennas and serial numbers to the encrypted radios. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

As more than 400 new radios arrived from National Guard Bureau on Apr. 24, Staff Sgt. Mark Holladay, foreground, from the 124th Communications Flight, prepares the encrypted radios by attaching clips, antennas and the serial number system and passes each radio for the final encrypting process performed by Tech. Sgt. Robert Kolenic. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

As more than 400 new radios arrived from National Guard Bureau on Apr. 24, Senior Airman Aaron Christiansen, from the 124th Communications Flight, prepares with the first stage of programming the radios with frequencies, ip addresses, Over the Air Rekeyeing and global parameters. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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National Guard Bureau supplies Wing with $1.5 million in new radios

More than 400 radios will be replaced in the next two weeks at Gowen Field, Idaho. The new radio systems containing enhanced programming and encryption features arrived on Apr. 24 from the National Guard Bureau and the process of distributing the radio equipment begins for the 124th Communications Flight. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Becky Vanshur)

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SARC Knowles

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Colonel Nolan Official Photo

Col. Michael A. Nolan, 124th Fighter Wing Commander

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Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program

Ground Safety inspector Randy Hansen inspects the wing's the Lock-out/Tag-out and confined space programs with 124th Fighter Wing Ground Safety specialist Master Sgt. Kyle Freutel Sept. 19 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. Proper LO/TO practices and procedures safeguard workers from the release of hazardous energy. The inspection was held as part of the wing's Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program, which runs Sept. 17 to 21.

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Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program

Tech. Sgt. Gary White, an aircraft hydraulics specialist from the 124th Maintenance Squadron, ensures Material Safety Data Sheets are present and that chemicals are correctly labeled with Dr. Ching Chen, an Occupational Health inspector from the Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program team Sept. 19 at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho. The weeklong inspection is held every three years.

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Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program

Master Sgt. Andrew Hansen, 190th Fighter Squadron Life Support, shows civilian weapons safety inspector Melissa Spawn an explosive locker with a fire symbol marking Sept. 19 at Gowen Field. The Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program, which assesses work centers throughout the 124th Fighter Wing, began Sept. 17 and lasts through Sept. 21.

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Dining Facility Gets New Contract

A food service worker serves wing members during lunch Aug. 5. The new contract, awarded in late July, brings a new crew of civilian workers who will assist Services personnel with the preparation and serving of more than 1,000 meals each drill weekend.

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124th ASOS Kin Appreciation Day

Maj. Shawn Scott and his family watch an A-10 Thunderbolt II make a strafing pass at Saylor Creek range Aug. 5 as part of the 124th Air Support Operations Squadron's Kin Appreciation Day. During the event family and loved ones were able to see up close the equipment joint terminal attack controllers use in training and combat, as well as eat lunch and watch A-10 Thunderbolt II's conduct strafing runs with their GAU-8 gatling cannon.

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124th Fighter Wing Change of Command

Col. Michael Nolan assumed command during a change of command ceremony Aug. 5, at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Col. Nolan returns to the 124th Fighter Wing after serving as the director of staff for the Idaho Air National Guard since Nov. 2011.

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124th Fighter Wing Change of Command

Col. Michael Nolan assumed command during a change of command ceremony Aug. 5, at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Col. Nolan returns to the 124th Fighter Wing after serving as the director of staff for the Idaho Air National Guard since Nov. 2011.

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124th Fighter Wing Change of Command

Col. Michael Nolan assumed command during a change of command ceremony Aug. 5, at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Col. Nolan returns to the 124th Fighter Wing after serving as the director of staff for the Idaho Air National Guard since Nov. 2011.

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124th Fighter Wing Change of Command

Col. Michael Nolan assumed command during a change of command ceremony Aug. 5, at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Col. Nolan returns to the 124th Fighter Wing after serving as the director of staff for the Idaho Air National Guard since Nov. 2011.

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Col. Brad Richy takes his Finis Flight

Col. William B. “Brad” Richy, left, prior commander of the 124th Fighter Wing, shakes hands with The Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Gary Sayler and Army Chief Warrant Officer 5 Bradley Brummett after he completes his Finis Flight at Gowen Field July 20. Col. Richy becomes the new director of Idaho Bureau of Homeland Security July 23.

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Air Gaurd runs in Sawtooth Relay

Staff Sgt. Robert Barney finishes the first of his two legs on a 62-mile relay race as part of team “For Wallace,” an Idaho Air National Guard team, on June 9, in the Sawtooth Mountain range, Idaho. Sergeant Barney is a member of the 124th Fighter Wing and is competing with fellow teammates from the Idaho Air Guard who are the single largest organization to participate in the 2012 Sawtooth Relay race, which had 6-person teams covering 62-miles through central Idaho, from Stanley to Sun Valley over elevations as high as 8700 feet.

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Air Gaurd runs in Sawtooth Relay

Staff Sgt. Jason D’Elia finishes the first of his two legs on a 62-mile relay race as part of team “For Wallace,” an Idaho Air National Guard team, on June 9, in the Sawtooth Mountain range, Idaho. Sergeant D’Elia is a member of the 124th Security Forces and is competing with fellow teammates from the Idaho Air Guard who are the single largest organization to participate in the 2012 Sawtooth Relay race, which had 6-person teams covering 62-miles through central Idaho, from Stanley to Sun Valley over elevations as high as 8700 feet.

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