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Randolph Air Force Base Ambassadors visited the Audie L. Murphy Veterans Memorial Hospital in San Antonio, Texas to deliver valentines created by children at the bases elementary school. Colonel Judy Kautz, USAF, (right, center) 12th Logistics Group commander and SENIOR AIRMAN John Dilligard, USAF, (right) accompanied the Randolph ambassadors, wearing the white sashes. In the photo, they present a valentine to Wes Atkins, a patient at the hospital

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Randolph Air Force Base Ambassadors visited the Audie L. Murphy Veterans Memorial Hospital in San Antonio, Texas to deliver valentines created by children at the bases elementary school. Colonel Judy Kautz, USAF, (right, center) 12th Logistics Group commander and SENIOR AIRMAN John Dilligard, USAF, (right) accompanied the Randolph ambassadors, wearing the white sashes. In the photo, they present a valentine to Wes Atkins, a patient at the hospital

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Base: Randolph Air Force Base

State: Texas (TX)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: D. L. Terry, Civilian, USAF

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