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Samantha Laidlaw blows a kiss to her husband Lt. Col. Brian Laidlaw, 3rd Operations Support Squadron commander, after he completes in-flight refueling his F-22. Staff Sgt. Matthew Prosser a boom operator assigned to Iowa’s Air National Guard 185th Air Refueling Wing spent a week in Alaska refueling active duty and Reserve F-22 pilots assigned to the 3rd Wing and 477th Fighter Group. In-flight refueling enables the Raptor pilots to fly longer sorties and farther distances. (U.S. Air Force Reserve/Capt. Ashley Conner)


F--22 Refuel

Samantha Laidlaw blows a kiss to her husband Lt. Col. Brian Laidlaw, 3rd Operations Support Squadron commander, after he completes in-flight refueling his F-22. Staff Sgt. Matthew Prosser a boom operator assigned to Iowa’s Air National Guard 185th Air Refueling Wing spent a week in Alaska refueling active duty and Reserve F-22 pilots assigned to the 3rd Wing and 477th Fighter Group. In-flight refueling enables the Raptor pilots to fly longer sorties and farther distances. (U.S. Air Force Reserve/Capt. Ashley Conner)

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Reservists from the 477th Fighter Group work alongside their active duty and civilian counterparts handling stealth technology in Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson's low observable flight.
Reservists from the 477th Fighter Group work alongside their active duty and civilian counterparts handling stealth technology in Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson's low observable flight.
Reservists from the 477th Fighter Group work alongside their active duty and civilian counterparts handling stealth technology in Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson's low observable flight.
Reservists from the 477th Fighter Group work alongside their active duty and civilian counterparts handling stealth technology in Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson's low observable flight.
Ten volunteer participants from various active duty, Reserve and National Guard units around Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson were asked to drink measured amounts of alcohol based on their weight and size, and then submit to a field sobriety test administered by Air Force Security Forces members.
Brig. Gen. Michael Minihan presents Maj. Ashley Conner with a commendation medal for her work while supporting earthquake relief efforts in Nepal during a ceremony in the Courtyard of Heroes at the Pacific Air Force Headquarters Oct. 16. Conner, a Reservist with the 477th Fighter Group, deployed with the PACAF Joint Air Component Coordination Element to Nepal in May 2015. (U.S. Air Force/Master Sgt. Matthew McGovern)
Guard and Reserve members can nominate their supervisor or employer for the 2016 Patriot Award. This an easy process and a deserving award for those employer that provide services above and beyond USERRA to service members. Go to http://www.esgr.mil/Employer-Awards/Patriot-Award/Form.aspx and complete the short request and press
Maj. Gina Gorski, 477th Aerospace Medicine Flight interim commander and operations officer, participates in an annual triathlon in Anchorage, Alaska May 17. Gorski, who says participating in a triathlon was a life-long dream, hopes her participation in events like this encourages others to set goals and follow through with them. (Photo courtesy of Alaska Focus Photography)
Maj. Gina Gorski, 477th Aerospace Medicine Flight interim commander and operations officer, participates in an annual triathlon in Anchorage, Alaska May 17. Gorski, who says participating in a triathlon was a life-long dream, hopes her participation in events like this encourages others to set goals and follow through with them. (Photo courtesy of Alaska Focus Photography)
Lt. Col. Michael Forcht furled and capped the 477th Civil Engineer Squadron guidon, marking the end of more than 70 years of continued service for the squadron, during an inactivation ceremony on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Master Sgt. Shawn Arnold, 477th Force Support Squadron first sergeant, also serves as the school superintendent in Nome, Alaska. “When I was a kid I looked up to my teachers and I looked up to my parents and was proud of their service in the military,” said Arnold. “Thankfully the Reserve allows me to do both.”
An F-22 Raptor and a C-17 Globemaster from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson join more than 200 other aircraft as part of this year's Great Alaska Aviation Gathering May 2-3 at the Ted Stevens International Airport. The show, sponsored by the Alaska Airman Association, attracts more than 23,000 pilots and aviation enthusiasts from around the world. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)