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Greeley Squadron On Guard

An array of 137th Space Warning Squadron vehicles sit in Greeley, Colorado. The unit is the only one of its kind in the world.
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Greeley Squadron On Guard

137th Space Warning Squadron vehicles hit the road when given the orders by the Commander of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Greeley Squadron On Guard

A 137th Space Warning Squadron is the only unit of its kind. The space warning and support vehicles can be transported to anywhere in the world.
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!40th Wing Member Comes Home

Major Tim Markowitz and his wife, Meridth, talk to their daughters, Olivia and Grace, upon return from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan. Maj. Markowitz worked on a six-man Facilities Engineer Team at a remote Forward Operating Base with the Army.
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140th Wing Member Returns Home

Chief Master Sergeant James Martin hugs his wife, Kellie, after returning from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan. Chief Martin worked as part of a six-man Facilities Engineer Team responsible for design and construction project management.
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140th Wing Member Returns Home

Major Tim Markowitz hugs his daughter daughters, Olivia and Grace, upon return from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan. Maj. Markowitz worked on a six-man Facilities Engineer Team at a remote Forward Operating Base.
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140th Wing Prepares for Operational Readiness Inspection

William E. Orton "Willy-O", a pilot from the 120th Operations Flight, performs pre-flight checks on his F-16 aircraft during an Operational Readiness Inspection, as the Crew Chief looks on.
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Colorado Air National Guard Prepares for Operational Readiness Inspection

Major James T. Reeman inspects his mobility bag with others from his squadron as they practice for an upcoming ORI at the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard.
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140th Wing Prepares for Operational Readiness Inspection

CaptainTabatha Johnson, from the 140th Wing's Military Equal Opportunity Office, conducts mobility training for the 120th Operations Group pilots during an Operational Readiness Exercise in preparation for an upcoming inspection.
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'Java Angel' supports troops, first responders

Sgt. 1st Class Pam Ames (in braids), Sgt. John Utsey and Spc. Jessica Welch, Soldiers representing the Colorado Army National Guard, speak with Cindy Barnhill at a Starbucks Coffee store in Centennial Colo., Dec. 29, 2008. In a personal mission spanning two and a half years, Barnhill, of Parker, Colo., has singlehandedly purchased more than $15,000 worth of coffee for service members and first responders in the two communities south of Denver. (Official U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Cheresa D. Theiral, Colorado National Guard) (Released)
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'Java Angel' supports troops, first responders

Cindy Barnhill shows off her patriotic fingernails at a Starbucks Coffee store in Centennial Colo., Dec. 29, 2008. In a personal mission spanning two and a half years, Barnhill, of Parker, Colo., has singlehandedly purchased more than $15,000 worth of coffee for service members and first responders in the two communities south of Denver. (Official U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Cheresa D. Theiral, Colorado National Guard) (Released)
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'Java Angel' supports troops, first responders

Marine Sgt. T.C. Voeller wrote this note to express his gratitude and amazement of Cindy Barnhill, a resident of Parker, Colo., who, in a personal mission spanning two and a half years, has singlehandedly purchased more than $15,000 worth of coffee for service members and first responders in the two communities south of Denver. Voeller, a recruiter in Parker, Colo., uses his extra dollars to tip the employees for helping Barnhill express her appreciation for the armed services. (U.S. Marine Corps graphic by Sgt. T.C. Voeller) (Released)
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FALCON AIR MEET 2008

A Turkish pilot and crew chief run to their F-16 during the scramble launch competition at Falcon Air Meet 2008. Each team reacts to a simulated threat and must get their aircraft launched in the in the shortest amount of time without incurring penalties for safety violations.
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Falcon Air Meet 2008

An American F-16 crew chief meets with a Turkish F-16 crew chief meet and greet during a traditional Arabic breakfast prior to the start of the Falcon Air Meet 2008. The exercise is a friendly competition centered on the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the world?s only multi-role fighter jet. F-16 units from Turkey, Jordan and the 421st Fighter Squadron from Hill Air Force Base in Utah are competing in the areas of maintenance and flying operations. Members of the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard, are judging the event. The annual meet, inspired by Prince Feisal Bin Al Hussein, special assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Jordanian Armed Forces, aims to improve relations between Jordan and its partner nations and the promote stability in the Middle East region. The country of Jordan and the state of Colorado are linked through the National Guard State Partnership Program, which link states with various countries in order to foster mutual interests and establish long-term relationships across all levels of society. This is the third FAM in history.
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Falcon Air Meet 2008

A Royal Jordanian Air Force crewmember works on a Royal Jordanian Air Force F-16 Oct. 21 during the Falcon Air Meet 2008. The exercise is a friendly competition centered on the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the world?s only multi-role fighter jet. F-16 units from Turkey, Jordan and the 421st Fighter Squadron from Hill Air Force Base in Utah are competing in the areas of maintenance and flying operations. Members of the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard, are judging the event. The annual meet, inspired by Prince Feisal Bin Al Hussein, special assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Jordanian Armed Forces, aims to improve relations between Jordan and its partner nations and the promote stability in the Middle East region. The country of Jordan and the state of Colorado are linked through the National Guard State Partnership Program, which link states with various countries in order to foster mutual interests and establish long-term relationships across all levels of society. This is the third FAM in history.
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Quarterback Club Huddle

Brigadier General Trulan A. Eyre, 140th Wing Commander address the Air Force Academy Quarterback Club at their quarterly meeting. General Eyre spoke to the group our their Colorado Air National Guard.
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Quarterback Club Huddle

Craig Ward, Quarterback Club president, introduces Brig. Gen. Trulan A. Eyre.
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140th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron member receives national award

Chief Master Sgt. Timothy N. Keating (center) accepts the Chief Master Sergeant Dick Red Maintenance Effectiveness award from Lt. Gen. Craig R. McKinley, director of the Air National Guard, and a representative of the Air Force Association during the Air Force Association's National Aerospace Awards Sept. 14, 2008. Keating, a member of the 140th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was awarded for his outstanding contributions to the field of aircraft maintenance. Air Force Association/Released.
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'68 Call Up Reunion

Gen Trulan A. Eyre, 140th Wing Commander, speaks to both past and present wing members at the '68 Call Up Reunion on October 4. More than 900 Colorado Air National Guardsmen were activated in 1968 and sent to locations across the globe, to include Phan Rang Air Base, South Vietnam.
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'68 Call Up Reunion News Clippings

Former 140th Wing members at the '68 Call Up Reunion read 1968 historical news clippings detailing the 900-member mobilization of the Colorado Air National Guard.
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