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U.S. Air Force Two lands at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., April 11, 2019.


Vice President stopps by Davis-Monthan AFB

U.S. Air Force Two lands at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., April 11, 2019. Davis-Monthan is an operational, warfighting base with 11,000 Airmen that directly support four combatant commanders around the globe every day. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Cheyenne A. Powers)

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Airmen from the 41st and 48th Rescue Squadron’s (RQS) pose for a photo with Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein, during the banquet celebrating the 50th reunion of the Jolly Green Association (JGA), May 4, 2019, in Fort Walton Beach, Fla. The JGA presented Airmen from the 48th and 41st RQS with the Rescue Mission of the Year award; the only non Air Force rescue award recognized by the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Janiqua P. Robinson)
The B-52H completed phase one of its regeneration process at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group. It is scheduled to complete its phase depot maintenance in February of 2021 as a completely restored, fleet configured B-52H.
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Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.
Staying current in CBRN training ensures D-M Airman maintain the skills needed to continue the mission in any contested and austere location around the world.