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Civic outreach

Lt. Col. James Bruns (left), 388th Maintenance Group deputy commander, welcomes the community leader attached to his position, Mr. Richard Walje, president of Rocky Mountain Power, at the wing Honorary Commander dinner Nov. 14 at Club Hill. At the event, 388th unit commanders gathered to meet the 11 civic leaders joining the wing’s outreach program. 388th Honorary Commanders spend time attached to the wing to learn about its mission and people and to begin sharing the Air Force story with his or her community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Civic outreach

Members of the 28-person strong “Falcons,” who are alumni of the 388th Fighter Wing Honorary Commander program, gathered at a dinner here Nov. 14 to welcome 11, new civic leaders into the wing’s outreach group. 388th Honorary Commanders spend time attached to the wing to learn about its mission and people and to begin sharing the Air Force story with his or her community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Civic outreach

Col. Scott Dennis (left), 388th Fighter Wing commander, welcomes the community leader attached to his position, Mr. Steve Kier of Ogden’s Kier Corporation, at the wing Honorary Commander dinner Nov. 14 at Club Hill. At the event, 388th unit commanders gathered to meet the 11 civic leaders joining the wing’s outreach program. 388th Honorary Commanders spend time attached to the wing to learn about its mission and people and to begin sharing the Air Force story with his or her community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Hill TFI

388th FW and 419th FW headquarters building (U.S. Air Force photo by James Arrowood)

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Hill TFI

388th FW and 419th FW headquarters building (U.S. Air Force photo by James Arrowood)

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Close neighbors

Lt. Col. Chris Martin, 388th Range Squadron assistant director of operations, speaks with approximately 30 Callao, Utah residents during the Moses Tour Nov. 6. 388th RANS leads the outreach event each fall to strengthen understanding of and support for the Air Force mission in towns underlying the UTTR. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Close neighbors

Reserve 419th Fighter Wing Commander, Col. Walter Sams, presents a photo of fighter aircraft operations on the Utah Test and Training Range to Mr. Cecil Garland, a resident of Callao, Utah, during the Moses Tour Nov. 6. The outreach event is led by the 388th Range Squadron each fall to strengthen understanding of and support for the Air Force mission in communities underlying the UTTR. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Colonel Rostvold

Col. Roger Rostvold, 388th Maintenance Group commander

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Rude Rams welcomed home

Over 300 active duty and Reserve Airmen of the 34th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron returned Oct. 5 from a four-month deployment to Joint Base Balad, Iraq. This homecoming marks the close of 400-straight days at Joint Base Balad for the 388th FW and 419th FW. From August 2007 to October 2008, the wings’ fighter squadrons deployed back-to-back, flying over 5,000 combat missions and 20,000 hours. During 24-hour-a-day operations, they responded to over 3,000 requests for air support and provided precision-guided, air-to-ground weapons in over 200 engagements. (U.S. Air Force by Master Sgt. Ted Robinson)

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Rude Rams welcomed home

Over 300 active duty and Reserve Airmen of the 34th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron returned Oct. 5 from a four-month deployment to Joint Base Balad, Iraq. This homecoming marks the close of 400-straight days at Balad for the 388th FW and 419th FW. From August 2007 to October 2008, the wings’ fighter squadrons deployed back-to-back, flying over 5,000 combat missions and 20,000 hours. During 24-hour-a-day operations, they responded to over 3,000 requests for air support and provided precision-guided, air-to-ground weapons in over 200 engagements. (U.S. Air Force by Master Sgt. Ted Robinson)

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Top maintainers

Staff Sgts. Timothy Conner (right) and Michael Thibodeaux of the 388th Component Maintenance Squadron replace an F-16 ejection seat here Oct. 7. The annual Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet, hosted by 388th MXG, honored the wing's top maintainers at a banquet Oct. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Top maintainers

Airman 1st Class Daniel Retting of the 421st Aircraft Maintenance Unit installs fins on a GBU-12 during the Load Crew of the Year competition here Sep. 19. Annual awards for 388th MXG Airmen, including the winners of this load crew competition, were presented at the Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet at the Davis Conference Center Oct. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Cromar)

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Top maintainers

Master Sgt. Larry Driver (left), 388th Maintenance Group load standardization team chief, and Staff Sgt. Heath Neighoff, 421st Aircraft Maintenance Unit, prepare a GBU-38 for the Load Crew of the Year competition here Sep. 19. Annual awards for 388th MXG Airmen, including the winners of this load crew competition, were presented at the Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet at the Davis Conference Center Oct. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Cromar)

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Top maintainers

Staff Sgts. Michael Thibodeaux (left) and Timothy Conner (right) of the 388th Component Maintenance Squadron replace an F-16 ejection seat here Oct. 7. Top maintainers in the 388th Maintenance Group were recognized Oct. 4 at the annual Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Top maintainers

Senior Airman Christopher Collins of the 388th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (center) is recognized as the Outstanding Aircraft Maintenance Technician of the Year at the MPOY banquet Oct. 4. Brig. Gen. (Select) John Cooper (right), 309th Maintenance Wing commander, and Col. Scott Dennis (left), 388th Fighter Wing commander congratulate the award winner. (Photo by Master Sgt. Ted Robinson)

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Top maintainers

Staff Sgt. Timothy Stappen (right) of the 34th Aircraft Maintenance Unit is recognized by Col. Roger Rostvold, 388th Maintenance Group commander, at the Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet Oct. 4. Sergeant Stappen, Staff Sgt. Ronald Thomas and Airman 1st Class Michael Long made up the winning team in the Load Crew of the Year competition held Sep. 19. (Photo by Master Sgt. Ted Robinson)

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Top maintainers

Master Sgt. Larry Driver, 388th Maintenance Group load standardization team chief, prepares for the Load Crew of the Year competition here Sep. 19. Annual awards for 388th MXG Airmen, including the winners of this load crew competition, were presented at the Maintenance Professionals of the Year banquet at the Davis Conference Center Oct. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Cromar)

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Need for speed

Airman 1st Class Nathan Allison, aircew flight equipment specialist with the 388th Operations Support Squadron, assists Jesse James with his g-suit prior to an F-16 orientation flight Sep. 18. In preparation for the upcoming Spike TV series "Jesse James is a Dead Man," Mr. James flew with the Viper West F-16 demonstration team for a glimpse of the Fighting Falcon's capabilities and the Airmen who prepare it for combat. (U.S. Air Force photo by James Arrowood)

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Need for speed

Jesse James of the upcoming Spike TV series "Jesse James is a Dead Man" drives a 729th Air Control Squadron humvee prior to his orientation flight with the Viper West F-16 demonstration team Sep. 18. The flight aims to give Mr. James and his viewers a taste of the Fighting Falcon's capabilities and the Airmen who prepare it for combat. (U.S. Air Force photo by James Arrowood)

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