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Lt. Col. John Robinson, 315th Airlift Wing Operations Group commander, leads a single file relay race during the Warrior Challenge January 5, 2017, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The team building event brought together Airmen from various agencies throughout the 315th AW for a friendly competition. Eight teams, averaging four Airmen per team, participated in the challenge. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Tom Brading)


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Lt. Col. John Robinson, 315th Airlift Wing Operations Group commander, leads a single file relay race during the Warrior Challenge January 5, 2017, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The team building event brought together Airmen from various agencies throughout the 315th AW for a friendly competition. Eight teams, averaging four Airmen per team, participated in the challenge. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Tom Brading)

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Tech. Sgt. Willie Gold, 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, fixes the suspension on his son’s car in the Auto Skills Center at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. June 15, 2017. The ASC has 12 bays, nine with lifts, two flat bays and one motorcycle bay. Their rates are $5 per hour for the flat bays and $8 per hour for the lift bays. (U.S. Air Force Photo / Airman Joshua Maund)
When Maj. Jamie Turner is not serving in uniform as a Reservist in the 317th Airlift Squadron flying C-17 Globemaster IIs, or as a FedEx pilot as a civilian, she represents the Air Force in triathlons around the world. Turner was recently selected with a hand full of other athletes to represent the United States at the 19th Annual CISM World Military Championship August 2017 in Warendorf, Germany. The competition, sponsored by the Conseil International du Sports Militaire, is held every four years, in the spirit of the Olympics. (Courtesy Photo)
When Maj. Jamie Turner (right) is not serving in uniform as a Reservist in the 317th Airlift Squadron flying C-17 Globemaster IIs, or as a FedEx pilot as a civilian, she represents the Air Force in triathlons around the world. Turner was recently selected with a hand full of other athletes to represent the United States at the 19th Annual CISM World Military Championship August 2017 in Warendorf, Germany. The competition, sponsored by the Conseil International du Sports Militaire, is held every four years, in the spirit of the Olympics. (Courtesy Photo)
When Maj. Jamie Turner (right) is not serving in uniform as a Reservist in the 317th Airlift Squadron flying C-17 Globemaster IIs, or as a FedEx pilot as a civilian, she represents the Air Force in triathlons around the world. Turner was recently selected with a hand full of other athletes to represent the United States at the 19th Annual CISM World Military Championship August 2017 in Warendorf, Germany. The competition, sponsored by the Conseil International du Sports Militaire, is held every four years, in the spirit of the Olympics. (Courtesy Photo)
Maj. Jamie Turner, a Reserve pilot in the 317th Airlift Squadron (center)Stand with her Air Force Teammates after completing the Armed Forces Triathlon Championship, June 10, in Point Mugu, California. She finished 2nd in the Air Force, 5th overall and 2nd in the Masters category (over 35-years-old category). The Air Force women’s team took home the gold medal, and the men took silver. (Courtesy Photo)
In an operation that began on November 18, 1978, the 31st Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron participated in the treatment and evacuation of personnel from Georgetown, Guyana. These survivors were victims of a mass suicide that had occurred at Jonestown, Guyana on the same date. (Air Force File Photo)
In an operation that began on November 18, 1978, the 31st Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron participated in the treatment and evacuation of personnel from Georgetown, Guyana. These survivors were victims of a mass suicide that had occurred at Jonestown, Guyana on the same date. (Air Force File Photo)
In 1975, the first all Reserve aircrew, commanded by Capt. John E. Tomkins, assisted in the evacuation of refugees from Saigon, South Vietnam. During a 17-day period, a total of five evacuation flights were flown from Saigon to the Philippines and Guam. (Air Force File Photo)
In 1975, the first all Reserve aircrew, commanded by Capt. John E. Tomkins, assisted in the evacuation of refugees from Saigon, South Vietnam. During a 17-day period, a total of five evacuation flights were flown from Saigon to the Philippines and Guam. (Air Force File Photo)
In 1975, the first all Reserve aircrew, commanded by Capt. John E. Tomkins, assisted in the evacuation of refugees from Saigon, South Vietnam. During a 17-day period, a total of five evacuation flights were flown from Saigon to the Philippines and Guam. Cardboard boxes were used to carry infants. (Air Force File Photo)
Col. Lori Walden, 622nd Civil Engineering Group commander, passes the the 560th RED HORSE Squadron guideon to the unit's new commander, Lt. Col. Horace Jones during an assumption of command ceremony June 3, 2017 at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Tom Brading)
Col. Stephen L. Lanier assumes command of the 315th Operations Group June 3, 2017 at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. Col. Jeanine McAnaney, 315th Airlift Wing vice commander, presided over the assumption of command. Lanier was most recently the director of safety for Headquarters, Air Force Reserve Command, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Shane Ellis)
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