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307th Red Horse Squadron's Project Manager, SENIOR MASTER Sergeant Carl Lewis, discusses taxiway repairs with Air Mobility Command's Vice Commander LGEN John Sams Jr. (left) as Mr. Rob Crossland, Pavement Engineer with the 437th Civil Engineering Squadron, listens. The taxiway reconstruction project at North Auxiliary Air Field, South Carolina has been under construction by 26 Air Force Reservists assigned to the 307th Red Horse Squadron, Kelly Air Force Base, Texas and Air Force members from detachment 1, Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana

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307th Red Horse Squadron's Project Manager, SENIOR MASTER Sergeant Carl Lewis, discusses taxiway repairs with Air Mobility Command's Vice Commander LGEN John Sams Jr. (left) as Mr. Rob Crossland, Pavement Engineer with the 437th Civil Engineering Squadron, listens. The taxiway reconstruction project at North Auxiliary Air Field, South Carolina has been under construction by 26 Air Force Reservists assigned to the 307th Red Horse Squadron, Kelly Air Force Base, Texas and Air Force members from detachment 1, Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana

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