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Senior Airman Nicholas Asselin of the 104th Fighter

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Senior Airman Nicholas Asselin of the 104th Fighter

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Senior Airman Nicholas Asselin of the 104th Fighter Wing Security Force's Defenders, Quick Response Force, challenges and apprehends an intruder played by Senior Airman Joshua Lamb, while Senior Airman Brendan Linnehan provides cover during a base defense exercise at Barnes Air National Guard Base, May 17, 2016. Security Forces test and evaluate reaction-times in the event an intruder threatens Air Force people and assets. The 104th FW Security Forces Squadron Quick Response Force Airmen are always on duty securing our base resources and ready to respond to hostile threats. (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Master Sgt. Julie Avey)

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17/05/2016
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42.17353, -72.71815
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