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Air Guard CCATT ready to care for critical service members

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Air Force Brig. Gen. John Owen, right, a Missouri Air National Guard member who is the Air Guard advisor to the command surgeon of Air Mobility Command, talks with Air Force Col. Bruce Guerdan of the Florida Air Guard, second from left, and Master Sgt. Jody Nitz of the Michigan Air Guard, left and back to camera, after he lands at Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany, Jan. 9. Owen worked with AMC to provide the Air Guard medical personnel needed for Critical Care Air Transport Teams. Guerdan and Nitz are members of the first Air Guard CCATT currently deployed to Ramstein. Also pictured is in the right foreground is Air Force Maj. Joey Jackson of the Tennessee Air Guard, an air operations officer who is currently deployed to Ramstein.

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