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Ohio Air National Guard (OHANG) Technical Sergeant (TSGT) Tracy Bailey (left), OHANG SENIOR AIRMAN (SRA) Kevin Steinke, OHANG STAFF Sergeant (SSGT) John Grube, OHANG SSGT Philomel Abellera, OHANG SRA Gregory Elliot, OHANG MASTER Sergeant (MSGT) Dean Malott, and OHANG TSGT Michael Arrendale (right), with the 123rd Air Control Squadron (ACS) Ground Radio section, assembling a Dual Broadband Dipole antenna at Volk Field (FLD), Wisconsin (WI), during their annual training

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Ohio Air National Guard (OHANG) Technical Sergeant (TSGT) Tracy Bailey (left), OHANG SENIOR AIRMAN (SRA) Kevin Steinke, OHANG STAFF Sergeant (SSGT) John Grube, OHANG SSGT Philomel Abellera, OHANG SRA Gregory Elliot, OHANG MASTER Sergeant (MSGT) Dean Malott, and OHANG TSGT Michael Arrendale (right), with the 123rd Air Control Squadron (ACS) Ground Radio section, assembling a Dual Broadband Dipole antenna at Volk Field (FLD), Wisconsin (WI), during their annual training

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