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Newly promoted Staff Sgts. recite the Noncommissioned Officer Creed during a NCO Recognition ceremony. Recent Staff Sgt. and Master Sgt. promotees were recognized during the February Unit Training Assembly at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, Minn. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shannon McKay/Released)


NCO Recognition Ceremony

Newly promoted Staff Sgts. recite the Noncommissioned Officer Creed during a NCO Recognition ceremony. Recent Staff Sgt. and Master Sgt. promotees were recognized during the February Unit Training Assembly at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, Minn. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shannon McKay/Released)

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Col. Keith Wesley, 934th Airlift Wing commander, and Mr. Bill Pool, local American Federation of Government Employees president, sign the new collective bargaining agreement between the 934th Airlift Wing and the AFGE union. The new agreement will run for five years. (Air Force Photo by Paul Zadach/Released).
Col. Keith Wesley, 934th Airlift Wing commander, and Mr. Bill Pool, local American Federation of Government Employees president, sign the new collective bargaining agreement between the 934th Airlift Wing and the AFGE union. The new agreement will run for five years. (Air Force Photo by Paul Zadach/Released).
The Green Bay Packers and Arise Health Plan paid special tribute to Master Sgt. Will Frederick and his family during Sunday’s Packers-Chargers game for ‘Operation Fan Mail.’ Frederick, originally from Beaver Dam, Wis., has served in the U.S. Air Force for 23 years. He entered service in 1992 after the Gulf War, and has been stationed at multiple bases as a fuels management technician. Throughout his career, he has deployed in support of multiple contingency and humanitarian operations to Japan, Korea, Guam, Germany, Italy and Spain. Currently, Frederick is the fuels management superintendent, non-commissioned officer in charge, at the 934th Airlift Wing in Minneapolis. He has received several awards during his time in the service, including contingency medals for the Global War on Terrorism and outstanding community service medals, and was named 2012 Air Force Reserve and Air Reserve Component “Fuels Management Technician of the Year.” (Courtesy photo)
The Green Bay Packers and Arise Health Plan paid special tribute to Master Sgt. Will Frederick and his family during Sunday’s Packers-Chargers game for ‘Operation Fan Mail.’ Frederick, originally from Beaver Dam, Wis., has served in the U.S. Air Force for 23 years. He entered service in 1992 after the Gulf War, and has been stationed at multiple bases as a fuels management technician. Throughout his career, he has deployed in support of multiple contingency and humanitarian operations to Japan, Korea, Guam, Germany, Italy and Spain. Currently, Frederick is the fuels management superintendent, non-commissioned officer in charge, at the 934th Airlift Wing in Minneapolis. He has received several awards during his time in the service, including contingency medals for the Global War on Terrorism and outstanding community service medals, and was named 2012 Air Force Reserve and Air Reserve Component “Fuels Management Technician of the Year.” (Courtesy photo)
Lt. Col. Greg Peterson and Maj. Judd Citrowske, 934th Security Forces Squadron, present Lukas Worm (seated with mother Nadine) with a US flag flown on an A-10 mission during Operation Inherent Resolve. Lukas' family is friends with Tech. Sgt. Chuck Smizek, 934th SFS, who arranged for the flag to be delivered to Lukas who has a degenerative brain disorder. Lukas' brother Isaac displays the squadron and A10 coins that were also presented along with the flag. (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Justin Siebenahler/Released)
Lt. Col. Greg Peterson and Maj. Judd Citrowske, 934th Security Forces Squadron, present Lukas Worm (seated with mother Nadine) with a US flag flown on an A-10 mission during Operation Inherent Resolve. Lukas' family is friends with Tech. Sgt. Chuck Smizek, 934th SFS, who arranged for the flag to be delivered to Lukas who has a degenerative brain disorder. Lukas' brother Isaac displays the squadron and A10 coins that were also presented along with the flag. (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Justin Siebenahler/Released)
Lt. Col. Rosalind Abdulkhalik, 934th Airlift Wing executive officer, receives farewell gifts from Col. Todd McCubbin, 934 AW commander, on behalf of the wing staff October 3 at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, Minn. Abdulkhalik has been with the 934 AW since June 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Cherish Chavez/Released)
Tech. Sgt. Christina Staebell, 934th Airlift Wing equal opportunity, receives an Air Force Commendation Medal during the October Unit Training Assembly weekend wing staff meeting at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, Minn. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Cherish Chavez/Released)
Trainee Angelica Blain receives congratulations from Col. Todd J. McCubbin, 934th Airlift Wing commander, after enlisting in the Air Force Reserve Oct. 1. Blain will return to the 934th as an Air Force Reservist after completing Basic Military Training where she will work in the Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron. (Air Force Photo by Paul Zadach/Released)
Col. Todd J. McCubbin, 934th Airlift Wing commander, administers the oath of enlistment to 11 Development and Training Flight Trainees Oct. 1. The trainees will return to the 934th Airlift Wing as Air Force Reservists after completing Basic Military Training at Lackland AFB, Texas. (Air Force Photo by Paul Zadach/Released)
Master Sgt. Dave Bugni, 934th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, flies aboard a C-130 during the final deployment of his 37 year career en route to Exercise Swift Response 15. (Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Trevor Saylor/Released)
Master Sgt. Dave Bugni, 934th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, preflights a C-130 en route to Exercise Swift Response 15. (Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Trevor Saylor/Released)
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