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Lt. Col. Chad Feucht, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group conducts final checks on his flight equipment July 18. Feucht is part of the first Reserve four ship taking part in the 3rd Wings Turkey Shoot here. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)


Turkey Shoot

Lt. Col. Chad Feucht, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group conducts final checks on his flight equipment July 18. Feucht is part of the first Reserve four ship taking part in the 3rd Wings Turkey Shoot here. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Wade Lawrence an F-22 maintainer trains in a CPR session during the October unit training assembly at the 525th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska.
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.
Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
Honorary Commanders partnered with the 477th Fighter Group participated in an induction ceremony July 22, 2016 on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, AK. The honorary commanders program pairs local citizens with commanders in order to foster relationships and cooperation between community leaders and military members. This year's inductees included Timothy Andrew, Principal at Creekside Park Elementary, Anne Garret, Director of Marketing and Development for the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts and Clint Johnson, Alaska Region Chief for the National Transportation Safety Board.
Honorary Commanders partnered with the 477th Fighter Group participated in an induction ceremony July 22, 2016 on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, AK. The honorary commanders program pairs local citizens with commanders in order to foster relationships and cooperation between community leaders and military members. This year's inductees included Timothy Andrew, Principal at Creekside Park Elementary, Anne Garret, Director of Marketing and Development for the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts and Clint Johnson, Alaska Region Chief for the National Transportation Safety Board.
Honorary Commanders partnered with the 477th Fighter Group participated in an induction ceremony July 22, 2016 on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, AK. The honorary commanders program pairs local citizens with commanders in order to foster relationships and cooperation between community leaders and military members. This year's inductees included Timothy Andrew, Principal at Creekside Park Elementary, Anne Garret, Director of Marketing and Development for the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts and Clint Johnson, Alaska Region Chief for the National Transportation Safety Board.