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349th MSS

Reserve members from the 349th Mission Support Squadron recently deployed to support Personnel Support Contingency Operations, 379th Expeditionary Mission Support Group, Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. Left to right: Staff Sgt. Brittan Stockert, Senior Airman Krystal Robinson, Master Sgt. Dahlia Topete and Tech. Sgt. Danny Tam. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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APS departs to wildfires

Col. Linda L. Harlan, commander of the 349th Mission Support Group, addresses the 13-member team of Aerial Port Specialists from the 349th Air Mobility Wing who flew to March Air Reserve Base at Riverside, Oct. 26, to help with efforts to fight the wildfires ravaging Southern California. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mr. Ron Lake)
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Dancing the night away

Brig. Gen. Thomas Gisler, 349th Air Mobility Wing commander, dances with his wife Cleo Gisler during the 349th Annual Awards Ball Oct. 19. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Chief Master Sgt. Christine Taylor)
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Cheers to the chief!

"Behind a great Airman is a supportive family," said Col. Robert Millmann, vice-wing commander 349th Air Mobilty Wing, as he payed tribute to both the chief and her husband Master Sgt. Nick Slahor during a going away luncheon Sept. 26. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Meredith Mingledorff)
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349th Annual Ball

The 349th Air Mobility Wing spent a night celebrating the accomplishments of some of its finest Airmen during the Annual Awards Ball, Oct. 19. The 350 in attendance included the guest speaker of the evening, Lt. Gen. John A. Bradley, Air Force Reserve Commander (right), Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Gisler, Jr., 349th AMW Commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Jay Jacobs)
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Chief Taylor

The new Command Chief Master Sgt. for the 349th AMW, Chief Master Sgt. Christine Taylor, speaks to a group who attended the Wing Enlisted Workshop, Oct. 19. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Wendy Weidenhamer.)
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Jay Leno helps

Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Gisler, Jr., 349th Air Mobility Wing commander and Col. Steve Arquiette, 60th AMW commander, present celebrity guest Jay Leno, host of NBC’s Tonight Show, with some mementos in appreciation to his continuing support of all military members at the Team Travis Air Force’s 60th birthday at a military ball held at Travis Air Force Base, Sept. 16.
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45th exercise

Passenger Counter: Senior Airman McCarty, 45th APS, checks in a passenger traveling downrange. The team processed over 3100 passenger during the two-week exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Kelly Gabel)
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LRF

Major Roderick T. Grunwald receives the 349th Logistics Readiness Flight unit flag as he assumes command in a ceremony held at Travis Air Force Base Aug. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Meredith Mingledorff)
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Checking it twice.

Senior Airman Marc Boone, 349th Equipment Maintenance Squadron Inspection Crew Chief for the Isochronal Inspections section at Travis AFB, Calif., inspects a C-5 interior fuselage electrical wiring for deterioration and to ensure wire clamps are undamaged and tight. The ISO inspection is a preventative maintenance inspection, done periodically to insure aircraft are ready for flight. When a C-5 enters the ISO hangar all aircraft systems such as avionics, electrical, hydraulic and aircraft fuel systems are inspected for complete functionality, component wear and over all structural integrity of the aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Wendy Weidenhamer)
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45th APS Trans

Technical Sgt. Charles Torio checks-in with supervisor prior to departing the Westwind Inn, while fly-in reservist Technical Sgt. David Staggs looks on. (U.S. Air Force photo by TSgt Mary Beth Bemis)
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Sharing the load

Senior Master Sgt. Jennifer LaPore, C-17 Assistant Loadmaster Superintendent for the 301st AS and Maj. Kenneth Tyler, nurse with the 349th AES, join forces carrying a troop seat component to assemble seating for members of the 939th Services Flight from Portland Air National Guard Base, Ore. who will be boarding and with a destination Mildenhall for their annual tour training. This C-17 Globemaster III flight was the “Heritage Trip” for a team from the 301st AS, traveling to England with the 89 year old commander of the World War II version of the 301st AS, the 301st Troop Carrier Squadron. Along with transporting the 939th SVF the 349th AES also utilized the flight for training in assembling patient litters, patient movement and treatment, and practicing loading a patient during “engine running” conditions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Wendy Weidenhamer)
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JROTC

Watching every move -- These two cadets took home first place for the two-person armed competition during the NorCal JROTC Competition, May 12, at Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Calif., beating out 20 other school JROTC teams from Calif, Nev. and Utah. Here they show off their rifle skills as judges (from left to right) Airman First Class Michael Klepacz, Maintenance Flight Training Manager 60th EMS and Staff Sgt. Samuel Hegje, Inspection section KC-10 lead technician, 349th Equiment Maintence Squadron, give them their full attention as the evaluating each movement. (Courtesy photo by Senior Airman Michael Leister)
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Reserves train Canadian ally

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. Technical Sgt. Duncan Ballantyne, C-17 Lead Technician in the Aircraft Inspection Section, for the 349th Equipment Maintenance Squadron, goes over a C-17 Globemaster III Command Aircraft Systems Training manual during a training session with Sergeant Maurice Dorrington, Avionics Supervisor with the 429th Squadron, a newly formed C-17 squadron at Canadian Forces Base Trenton Ontario. Sergeant Dorrington is part of a team of avionics specialists from CFB Trenton who are in their second of six weeks of C-17 aircraft familiarization training at Travis AFB. CFB Trenton will be getting their first C-17 later this year.
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349th Command Chief

Chief Master Sgt. Patricia A. Thornton, 349th Command Chief
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Golden

Hot Friday afternoon. Members of the 349th Medical Squadron stand in an out-processing line, during “Operation Golden Flower”, a mass casualty field training exercise, held on Travis AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Wendy Weidenhamer)
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On the road again

Chief Master Sgt. Terry Monges on one of many rides he takes to train for bicycling events such as Ironman triathlons.
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349th MSG welcomes new commander

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. Brigadier General Thomas Gisler, Commander for the 349th Air Mobility Wing, speaks to over 150 Air Force reservists, active duty, and civilian guests who attended the 349th Mission Support Group assumption of command ceremonies for its new commander, Colonel Linda Harlan, on Sunday, March 11, 2007, here. “There is no question that Colonel Harlan is the right leader for the Mission Support Group,” said General Gisler. “She has 31 years of military experience giving her, the group, and Team Travis invaluable insight. She has the most varied background of any mission support group commander we’ve ever had.” The mission support commander is responsible for a large part of the wing’s mission; having nine squadrons and more than 1,100 people. In charge of the flags during the ceremony is Master Sgt. Neal Ivey, Personal Systems Management, 349th Mission Support Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Wendy Weidenhamer)
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2006 Food Drive

Staff Sgt. Rita Pfister, 349th Air Mobility Wing, helps load food for delivery during the 2006 Holiday Canned Food drive round up. The annual event allows Reserve Airmen from Travis Air Force Base to provide canned goods for those less fortunate.
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RS Get One

Get the word out: Staff Sgt. Justin Vergati, 604th Reserve Recruiting Flight, explains the benefits of the Air Force Reserve at the University of Phoenix Career Fair Oct. 5. We are all recruiters with the Air Force Reserve Command’s Get One Program. The program encourages reservists to refer family, friends and coworkers, who may be interested in joining the Air Force Reserve to local recruiters. Recruiters say the program is successful because it introduces people to the benefits of the Air Force Reserve and allows them to work alongside others they know while serving the nation.
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