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1999 NASCAR Winston Cup Champion Dale Jarrett helps his load crew team carry an AIM 9 Sidewinder missile during a load crew competition at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Jarrett's team members from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, were from left to right, SENIOR AIRMAN Jeremiah Johnson, Weapons Load Crew Member, 1ST Operations Group, STAFF Sergeant Mark Swain, Weapons Load Crew CHIEF, from the 71st Fighter Squadron, and SENIOR AIRMAN Matthew Kelly, Weapons Load Crew Member, 71st Fighter Squadron

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1999 NASCAR Winston Cup Champion Dale Jarrett helps his load crew team carry an AIM 9 Sidewinder missile during a load crew competition at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Jarrett's team members from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, were from left to right, SENIOR AIRMAN Jeremiah Johnson, Weapons Load Crew Member, 1ST Operations Group, STAFF Sergeant Mark Swain, Weapons Load Crew CHIEF, from the 71st Fighter Squadron, and SENIOR AIRMAN Matthew Kelly, Weapons Load Crew Member, 71st Fighter Squadron

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