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Senior Airmen Sharon McGuire and Nicole Osorio, 26th

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Senior Airmen Sharon McGuire and Nicole Osorio, 26th

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Senior Airmen Sharon McGuire and Nicole Osorio, 26th Aerial Port
Squadron aerial transportation specialists, rig an A-22 cargo bag
with 2,000 pounds of “relief supplies” in preparation for sling load
evacuation during of Operation Alamo Evacuation, a Joint, Total
Force exercise, Nov. 18, 2017, at Martindale Army Airfield, Texas. The
26th APS deploys trained personnel and equipment during wartime
to support combat operations by performing aerial port and aerial
delivery operations within high-threat areas at forward operating
bases under field conditions. The peacetime mission is support for
tactical airlift and aircrew proficiency airdrop training. (U.S. Air Force
photo by Senior Airman Stormy Archer)

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18/11/2017
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