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Nose Art

Brandy Buchholz (left) and Martina Juhlin, from Pender High School, look out from the Nebraska Air National Guard KC135R Stratotanker that carries their 2011 winning nose art design. The Nebraska Air Guard hosts an annual nose art program with schools around Nebraska to help promote the Air Guard and to make high school students aware of what the guard has to offer.
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Chief Master Sgt. Douglas E. Schulz and Senior Master Sgt. Stuart P. Stofferahn pour and stir the paint used during the Lincoln Paint-a-thon in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. Schulz and Stofferahn coordinated the event and recruited volunteers. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Vern Moore) (Released)
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Brig. Gen. Daryl L. Bohac shakes the hands of Norman and Gloria Phillips, recipients of the Nebraska National Guard's annual Paint-a-thon in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. The Phillips' were nominated by applying for assistance through the Lincoln Action Program. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Vern Moore) (Released)
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Army Sgt. 1st Class Pam Whisenhunt stood on a ladder as she painted the trim of the house during the National Paint-a-thon in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. Whisenhunt found out about the event through the Enlisted Association. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Airman First Class Mary Thach) (Released)
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Members from the Nebraska Air and Army National Guard paint a house during the Lincoln Paint-a-thon hosted by Brush Up Nebraska in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. The home owners applied for this program through the Lincoln Action Program in 2010 and were approved in 2011. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Airman First Class Mary Thach) (Released)
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Members from the Nebraska Air and Army National Guard paint a house during the National Paint-a-thon in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. The Paint-a-thon is a program through the Lincoln Action Program to assist disabled, elderly, or financially unstable homeowners to preserve their home with a fresh coat of paint. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Vern Moore) (Released)
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Lincoln Paint-A-Thon

Members from the Nebraska Air and Army National Guard paint a house during the Lincoln Paint-a-thon hosted by Brush Up Nebraska in Lincoln, Neb. on Aug. 13, 2011. More than a dozen guardmembers, family, and friends came to the house to help paint. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Vern Moore) (Released)
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Splattered: Airman 1st Class Taylor Maul, a fire team member, takes a paintball to the face June 8, during a paintball exercise during the 155th Security Forces Squadron’s field training exercise at Camp Ashland, Neb.
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River Crossing: Senior Airman Katie Paden, a fire team member, crosses a small creek during a paintball exercise during the 155th Security Forces Squadron’s field training exercise at Camp Ashland, Neb., June 8.
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It’s That Way: Staff Sgt. Larry Hudecek, a fire team leader with the 155th Security Forces Squadron, points out where to go to Tech. Sgt. Joshua Dannelly, a second squad leader, during a paintball exercise in the 155th SFS’s field training exercise at Camp Ashland, Neb., June 8.
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Layers Of Defense: A trip line stays ready to alert members of the 155th Security Forces Squadron of enemy movement during the 155th SFS’s field training exercise at Camp Ashland, Neb., June 6. The Airmen used their annual training to conduct combat skills training courses and exercise their wartime tasks.
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Providing Cover: Senior Airman Tyson Pierce, a fire team member with the 155th Security Forces Squadron, keeps lookout during a field patrol exercise at Camp Ashland, Neb., June 6. The members of the 155th SFS performed a field training training exercise during their annual training to conduct combat skills training
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State Games Ceremony

Staff Sgt. Robert Kozisek of the 155th Air Refueling Wing Nebraska Air National Guard vehicle maintenance unfurls a large American flag during the annual opening ceremonies of the Cornhusker State Games held at Seacrest field in Lincoln, Neb. on July 15, 2011. The Cornhusker State Games are olympic style sporting events held annually in Lincoln, Neb. for all citizens in the state of Nebraska. (Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Vern Moore) (Released)
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State Games Ceremony

Members from the 155th Air Refueling Wing Nebraska Air National Guard unfurl the nearly 50’ U.S. flag during the opening ceremonies of the 27th Cornhusker State Games held at Seacrest field in Lincoln, Neb. on July 15, 2011. The Cornhusker State Games are olympic style sporting events held annually in Lincoln, (Released Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Vernon Moore)
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Flood Duty

Senior Airman Sara Chadwick, a 22-year-old Madison, Neb., native, a medical technician with the Lincoln-based 155th Air Refueling Wing, operates an all terrain vehicle atop a segment of levee just feet away from flood water of the Missouri River near Omaha’s downtown area June 30. Chadwick is one of 28 Nebraska Air National Guardsmen that volunteered to serve on state active duty in the Nebraska National Guard’s ongoing response to the 2011 flood (Army photo by Sgt. Koan Nissen).
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Flood Duty

Senior Airman Sara Chadwick, a 22-year-old Madison, Neb., native, a medical technician with the Lincoln-based 155th Air Refueling Wing, inspects a portion of levee near Omaha’s now-flooded Freedom Park June 30. Chadwick is one of 28 Nebraska Air National Guardsmen that volunteered to serve on state active duty in the Nebraska National Guard’s ongoing response to the 2011 flood (Army photo by Sgt. Koan Nissen).
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Flood Duty

Senior Airman Sara Chadwick, a 22-year-old Madison, Neb., native, a medical technician with the Lincoln-based 155th Air Refueling Wing, inspects a portion of levee near Omaha’s now-flooded Freedom Park June 30. Chadwick is one of 28 Nebraska Air National Guardsmen that volunteered to serve on state active duty in the Nebraska National Guard’s ongoing response to the 2011 flood (Army photo by Sgt. Koan Nissen).
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