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gym

Members of the 388th Fighter Wing take advantage of the new pilot gym built primarily to prepare F-16 pilots for the rigors of their highly-maneuverable aircraft and modernized helmets. The gym is equipped with two certified personal trainers and equipment from the Hess fitness center. (Photos by Senior Airman Stefanie Torres)

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Major Michael Hammond

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Reserves

James Laffen, a 419th Fighter Wing crew chief, turns in tools to Staff Sgt. Ryan Mount, 34th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron support technician, following an aircraft launch May 23. The active duty and Reserve fighter wings at Hill began sharing equipment as early as February 2006 as part of Total Force Integration initiatives. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Beth Woodward)

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Aircraft launch

Technical Sgt. Matt Bennato, an Air Reserve Technician with the 419th Fighter Wing, prepares to launch a 34 Fighter Squadron F-16 May 23. This is the second day Reserve aircraft maintenance Airmen have worked beside active duty Airmen in the 34th Aircraft Maintenance Unit. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Beth Woodward)

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One team, one fight

James Lafeen, a 419th Fighter Wing Air Reserve Technician and crew chief, inspects an active duty F-16 prior to take-off May 23. Mr. Lafeen joined the Reserves in 1990 after serving three years on active duty. The Reserve and active duty fighter wings at Hill are associating under Total Force Integration. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Beth Woodward)

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refueling

A 4th Fighter Squadron F-16 pulls beside a KC-135 Stratotanker form the Air National Guard's 151st Air Refueling Wing during a training mission May 1. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Beth Woodward)

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ceremony

Brig. Gen. Art Cameron, 309th Maintenance Wing commander, addresses the group during the official handing over ceremony of an F-16 that received extensive damage repair from the 309th. The F-16 was handed over to the 388th Fighter Wing May 7. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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repair

An F-16 belonging to the 421st Fighter Squadron is returned to the 388th Fighter Wing after extensive damage repair made by the 649th Combat Logistics Support Squadron. The aircraft took two years and 1.1 million dollars to fix before it was returned to the wing during a ceremony May 7. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex Lloyd)

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Load Crew

The 421st Aircraft Maintenance Unit won for the 4th quarter Load Crew of the Quarter competition held April 20. Members of the team are Staff Sgt. Joshua Vanadore, Airman 1st Class Cody Russell and Senior Airman Eric Michael. (Air Force courtesy photo)

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fitness2

The 388th Fighter Wing participated in a morning 1.5 mile run along the flightline as part of safety day activities May 21. The run builds camaraderie among the wing and promotes fitness during the 101 Critical Days of Summer. (Photo by Senior Airman Stefanie Torres)

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fitness

The 388th Fighter Wing participated in a morning 1.5 mile run along the flightline as part of safety day activities May 21. The run builds camaraderie among the wing and promotes fitness during the 101 Critical Days of Summer. (Photo by Senior Airman Stefanie Torres)

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F-16

Senior Airman Jacob Bohmert, 4th Aircraft Maintenance Unit crew chief, scrubs the F-16 Fighting Falcon he maintains in a wash bay April 26. Every 120 days the 388th Fighter Wing?s F-16s are washed to prevent paint chips and other types of corrosion.

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corrosion

Tech. Sgt. Scott Foy, superintendent of the 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron?s corrosion control shop, speaks with a civic group April 26 about the unit?s efforts to restore the P-47 Thunderbolt. The P-47, a single-engine fighter known for its air-to-ground attack capabilities during World War II, is one of a handful remaining in the world and will make its way to Hill AFB?s aerospace museum in May.

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flightline

388th Fighter Wing flightline before sunset

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Lt. Gen. Norman Seip bio photo

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Chief Master Sgt. Kenneth Czop, 388th Fighter Wing command chief

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P-47

A P-47 is being towed to the 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron corrosion shop for further maintenance and painting before being taken to the Hill Aerospace Museum. The P-47 will be placed in the WWII gallery. (Photo by Ms. Mary Hill)

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EMS

Maj. Gen. Kevin Sullivan, Ogden Air Logistics Center commander, greets and coins members of the 388th Equipment Maintennace Squadron corrosion shop for the efforts made in restoring the P-47. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Stefanie Torres)

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P-47

A P-47 is being towed to the 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron corrosion shop for further maintenance and painting before being taken to the Hill Aerospace Museum. The P-47 will be placed in the WWII gallery. (Photo by Ms. Mary Hill)

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