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Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

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Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

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Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, Candice White, his wife and Dylan their daughter, spend some quality time together before work, April 23, 2020 in Del Rio, Texas. During quarantine, they enjoy going on walks, playing in the living room and video chatting with family who lives farther away. “Spending time with my family has always been important to me and is even more important now,” White said. “This pandemic has made me more thankful for the small things in life and appreciative of the present.” (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Anne McCready)

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23/04/2020
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