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Altus AFB cattle drive

Col. Stuart J. Shaw, Vice Commander of 97th Air Mobility Wing, looking great in the saddle. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Marianne Lane)
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Altus AFB cattle drive

Chief Master Sgt. Eric M. Molloy, Command Chief, 97th Air Moblity Wing. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Marianne Lane)
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Cattle drive on base

Altus Air Force Base cattle drive. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Marianne Lane)
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Annual cattle drive on Altus AFB

Col. David W. Allvin, Commander of 97th Air Mobility Wing, sitting tall in the saddle. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Marianne Lane)
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Perspective's of Afghanistan

Capt. Michael Morales passing out school supplies to some of the 10,000 students at an Afghanistan all boys school. (Photo courtesy of Capt. Morales)
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"Hero"

SSgt. Ken Williams is a KC-135 publications manager for the 97th Mobility Wing Operations Group, Altus Air Force Base, Okla. (U.S. Air Force photo/Multi-Media Center)
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Altus AFB A-Team endorses voluntary protection program

Altus Air Force Base 97th Maintenance Directorate employees add their names as endorsement to the new voluntary protection program agreement signed June 30 between Altus AFB and Ardmore Valero Refining which will provide mentorship to the "A-Team" as the civilian maintenance work force strives to reduce lost time accidents and illnesses. (U.S. Air Force/A1C Jennifer Flores)
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Airman Leadership School builds brick paver to honor heroes

Brenda Petzold sets a brick with the name of her father, Eugene "Andy" Anderson, WWII POW, into place as the first name to be placed in the Altus Air Force Base Airman Leadership School Brick Paver, as her daughter, Tacara Mardas looks on, June 25. The brick paver will contain names of enlisted Airmen heroes and individuals who have had significant impact on the lives of Airmen. (U.S. Air Force/A1C Cherice Bryant)
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Airman Leadership School builds brick payer to honor heroes

Chief Master Sgt. Kenneth Ivey (left) and Col. David w. Allvin, 97th Air Mobility Wing commander (right) assist Brenda Petzold in the ribbon cutting to open the Altus Air Force Base Airman Leadership School Brick Layer that will honor enlisted heroes and individuals that significantly impacted the lives of Airmen. (U.S. Air Force/A1C Cherice Bryant)
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Kosovo is free

Lt Col Mark Synovitz, Air Mobility Command Air Operations Squadron Detachment 2 commander, displays the homemade Kosovo flag passed along to him from Tony, a Kosovo refugee during Operation Allied Force in 1999. (U.S. Air Force/Judi Brown)
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Altus AFB firefighters provide mutual aid to fight church fire

Firefighters survey the destroyed First Christian Church in Altus, Okla., after a lighting-sparked fire and high winds gutted the structure, early morning of June 19. Altus Air Force Base fighters and other communities provided mutual aid to the Altus fire department.
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Altus AFB Airmen volunteers help remove storm debris from area homes

Altus Air Force Base Airmen volunteers help an Altus, Okla. resident in the aftermath of a storm that struck the evening of June 5, 2008. Winds gusting to 87 mph felled trees, damaged electrical grids and damaged more than 100 residences. The Airmen assisted in clean up on Altus AFB and then were released to help area residents clear debris. (U.S. Air Force/A1C Cherice Bryant)
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Westeren promoted to Colonel

Col. (ret.) Richard M. Zink looks on as the daughters of newly promoted Col. Evin R. Westeren, 97th Mission Support Group deputy commander, remove shoulder boards and replace them with the correct rank insignia. Colonel Westeren was promoted to his current rank in a ceremony officiated by Colonel Zink, April 30, at Altus Air Force Base, Okla.
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Altus AFB stands up AETC's first Force Support Squadron

The newly formed 97th Forces Support Squadron renders its first salute to Lt. Col. Henry L. Moton, first commander of the 97th FSS. The 97th Mission Support Squadron and 97th Services Squadron merged into the 97th FSS during a ceremony on Altus AFB, May 5. (U.S. Air Force/A1C Cherice Bryant)
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168 mile marathoner

Senior Airman Brendan Brustad of Altus Air Force Base makes his way eastward on U.S. 62 on day two of his 168-mile journey in honor of the victims of the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.
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Fire Muster

Altus Air Force squadron teams race against the clock to deploy a water hose and knock down a target with a blast of water. The Fire Muster challenged 17 teams in fire-reponse related events ranging from a bucket brigade, donning protective gear, to carrying a manniquin through an obstacle. The 97th Logistical Readiness Squadron "Dawgs" were the winners with the losest compiled times in the various events. Altus Air Force Base also observed Fire Safety Week with a parade of emergency response vehicles from the base and surrounding communities followed by an open house at the base fire station. (Air Force photo/Amn. Rebecca Talley)
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Octoberfest

Karl Waldbauer of Lawton, Okla., leads his German band the "Polka Kings" during Octoberfest at Altus Air Force Base, Okla., Oct. 5. (U.S. Air Force photo\Senior Airman Joshua DeMotts)
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Taking the Heat

U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Cherice Bryant
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POW/MIA

Candles are lit during the POW/MIA day recognition ceremony at the Parade Grounds in remembrance of veterans still missing in action. A list of MIA veterans from Oklahoma was read as a candle was lit for each name. During the ceremony, the Altus Air Force Base Honor Guard raised the U.S. and POW/MIA flags for reveille and performed a 21 Gun Salute. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Joshua Demotts)
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Three generations of Chiefs

(L – R) Chief Master Sergeants Harold E. Shreiner, Larry F. Shreiner, and Glenn F. Shreiner, pose for a photo of three generations of chief master sergeants with a combined service of 72 years. Chief Master Sgt. Glenn Shreiner, chief air traffic controller at Altus Air Force Base, Okla., was pinned in August. His father and grandfather wear the older version of chief master sergeant chevrons used during the periods they served.
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