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Chief Master Sgt. Ronald C. Anderson, the 12th command

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Chief Master Sgt. Ronald C. Anderson, the 12th command chief master sergeant for the Air National Guard, speaks during an all-call honoring the ANG's 2016 Outstanding Airmen of the Year at the Air National Guard Readiness Center on Joint Base Andrews, Md., August 4, 2016. The ceremony is the culmination of the ANG's Focus on the Force Week, a series of events highlighting the importance of professional development at all levels, and the recognition of accomplishments throughout the enlisted corps. The OAY winners are Staff Sgt. Jennifer Masters, Airman of the Year; Tech. Sgt. Nicholas Jewell, Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; Senior Master Sgt. Mark Farmer, Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; and Senior Master Sgt. Jack Minaya, First Sergeant of the Year. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. John Hillier)

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