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640 Renovation

Jonathan Davis, 402nd EMXG project engineer and Kevin Shanahan,402nd EMXG lead engineer, talk about the project on a loading dock that will gain an addition in the renovation. U. S. Air Force photo by Sue Sapp

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640 Renovation

A worker walks though a construction tunnel connecting the existing work area to the renovation area. U. S. Air Force photo by Sue Sapp

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640 Ribbon Cutting

Marty Hutchinson, 571st Combat Sustainment Squadron director, speaks during a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 24 for the newly-opened Fixed-Wing Targeting Depot in Bldg. 640. The ceremony commemorated Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control and the 402nd Maintenance Squadron's move to the new space. Formerly known as the World Wide LANTIRN Depot, the Fixed Wing Targeting Depot is responsible for providing depot-level repair support and logistics services to domestic and international LANTIRN navigation and targeting pods and U.S. Air Force Sniper Advanced Targeting Pods. The new facility provides an additional 500 square feet of space and is flexible and expandable to meet current and future business needs. U. S. Air Force photo by Gary Cutrell

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653 COC

Col. Scott A. Miller, 402nd AMXG commander passes the guidon to Maj. Michael H.M. Egbalic as he becomes commander of the 653rd Combat Logistics Support Squadron at a change of command ceremony July 26 at the Museum of Aviation's Century of Flight Hangar. Maj. Egbalic replaces Maj. Paul Kanning. U. S. Air Force photo by Eric Palmer

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653 F-15

SrA. Michele Prindel watches as SSgt. Wali Williams uses a saw to cut the upper longeron from the F-15. U. S. Air Force photo by Sue Sapp

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653rd C-5 Wheel

TSgt. Steven Markowski, SSgt. John Rosier, SSgt. Currean Smith, 653rd Combat Logistics Support Squadron prepare to tow a C-5. Courtesy photo; Edwards AFB

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653rd CLSS maintenance instructors provide aircraft battle damage repair training to Japan Air Self Defense Force

Tech. Sgt. Tatsuya Sato drills rivet holes in a simulated battle damaged piece of sheet metal so a patch can be attached. U.S. Air Force photos by Sue Sapp.

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653rd CLSS maintenance instructors provide aircraft battle damage repair training to Japan Air Self Defense Force

Tomohiro Matsuo, the civilian member among the students, gets instruction from Tech. Sgt. Glen Weaver, 653rd Aircraft Battle Damage Repair training instructor.

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653rd CLSS maintenance instructors provide aircraft battle damage repair training to Japan Air Self Defense Force

Staff Sgt. Jacob Wall watches as 1st Lt. Yusuke Asano makes a repair.

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653rd CLSS maintenance instructors provide aircraft battle damage repair training to Japan Air Self Defense Force

1st. Lt. Atsushi Furusato looks at a simulated battle damage hole that he will be repairing.

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653rd inactivated

Col. John M. Bukowinski (left), 402nd Aircraft Maintenance Group commander, and Maj. Joseph Giuliani, 653rd Combat Logistics Support Squadron commander, furl the 653rd guidon at the inactivation ceremony for the squadron August 5. (U. S. Air Force photo by Sue Sapp)

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689 COC

Col. Theresa Giorlando, presents Col. Joseph Scherrer, new 689th Combat Communications Wing commander, with a sword after relinquishing command of the wing. U. S. Air Force photo by Ray Crayton

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689th Birthday

The 689th Combat Communications Wing celebrated its one year anniversary this week. The wing uses unique tactical skill sets to conduct tactical operations in austere, deployed and joint/coalition environments. Courtesy photo

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689th Birthday

The 689th Combat Communications Wing uses unique tactical skill sets to conduct tactical operations in austere, deployed and joint/coalition environments. Courtesy photo

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689th Haiti

Col. Theresa Giorlando, 689th Combat Communications Wing commander, and Maj. Kenneth Bratland, Communications Flight commander, 24th Expeditionary Air Base Squadron, discuss communications support for the humanitarian operations in Haiti. Giorlando recently took the opportunity to visit her deployed Airmen fromTinker AFB, Okla. and Robins. Courtesy photo

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689th Stand Up

Col. Theresa Giorlando is the first commander of the new 689th Combat Communications Wing. U.S. Air Force Photo by Ray Crayton

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689th UCI

The 689th Combat Communications Wing's mission is to train, deploy and deliver expeditionary and specialized communications, air traffic control and landing systems for Humanitarian Relief Operations and dominant combat operations. Courtesy photo

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68-year-old crash site

Bill Paul, collections manager at the Museum of Aviation, inspects a piece of the aircraft during a site visit, Feb. 11, 2015. (U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Leach)

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68-year-old crash site

Paul, assisted by museum curator Mike Rowland (in blue) and museum volunteers Arthur Sullivan and Jeff Brett, carry a propeller from the crash site, Feb. 11, 2015. (U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Leach)

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68-year-old crash site

A piece of the engine attached to one of the propellers still lies in the swamp, Feb 11, 2015.(U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Leach)

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