ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, Okla. – Members of the official party, including the commander of Air Education and Training Command Gen. Robin Rand and 97th Air Mobility Wing Commander Col. Bill Spangenthal, break ground for new KC-46 Pegasus construction projects during a ceremony Aug. 7, 2014. In Southwest Oklahoma fashion, the group wore cowboy construction hats for the dig. The new construction is estimated at $56 million and will include a flight training center, a fuselage training facility, new aircraft hangars and renovations for a combined squadron operations and aircraft maintenance unit facility. (Courtesy photo)
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