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Jeff Babione, vice president and program manager for Lockheed-Martin's F-22 Raptor program, presents Lt. Col. David Piffarerio, 302nd Fighter Squadron commander, with a plaque and patch to commemorate his 1,000 flight hour in the F-22 Raptor. Piffarerio is the first pilot to reach this milestone during a sortie Nov. 4. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Ashley Conner)


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Jeff Babione, vice president and program manager for Lockheed-Martin's F-22 Raptor program, presents Lt. Col. David Piffarerio, 302nd Fighter Squadron commander, with a plaque and patch to commemorate his 1,000 flight hour in the F-22 Raptor. Piffarerio is the first pilot to reach this milestone during a sortie Nov. 4. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Ashley Conner)

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Brooke Lammers, Amber Weiss, and Caleb Bergeron hold a Welcome Home signs as they await for the return of Senior Master Sgt. Brede Emtman from his deployment at the Anchorage International Airport Sunday, Sept. 13. Senior Master Sgt. Emtman is part of the 477th Fighter Group Civil Engineer Squadron and one of the 37 Airmen deployed to Kirkuk Air Base, Iraq, for the past four to six months. During their deployment, the Airmen worked with other Airmen, soldiers, and Iraqi fliers to repair roads and runway and reconstruct shrines for public use. The Airmen also helped train and teach local nationals on several construction techniques. The deployment was the first full unit deployment for the squadron and first for the 477th FG. (Air Force Photo / Tech. Sgt. Craig Dunbar)
Family and friends of Senior Master Sgt. Brede Emtman hold posters anxiously awaiting his return from deployment at the Anchorage International Airport Sunday, Sept. 13. Senior Master Sgt. Emtman is part of the 477th Fighter Group Civil Engineer Squadron and one of the 37 Airmen deployed to Kirkuk Air Base, Iraq, for the past four to six months. During their deployment, the Airmen worked with other Airmen, soldiers, and Iraqi fliers to repair roads and runway and reconstruct shrines for public use. The Airmen also helped train and teach local nationals on several construction techniques. The deployment was the first full unit deployment for the squadron and first for the 477th FG. (Air Force Photo / Tech. Sgt. Craig Dunbar)