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Staff Sgt. Jacob Miltner, 387th Expeditionary
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Staff Sgt. Jacob Miltner, 387th Expeditionary Support

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Staff Sgt. Jacob Miltner, 387th Expeditionary
Support Squadron power production technician,
left, showcases a generator to Chief Master Sgt.
Jason Colon, 386th Air Expeditionary Wing
command chief, right, and Col. Rod Simpson,
386th AEW commander, center, during the
weekly immersion program, “In Your Boots,” at
Cargo City, Kuwait, April 23, 2020. Wing
leadership uses these opportunities to see
first-hand how Airmen complete the mission
while promoting health protection mitigations
during COVID-19. Airmen at Cargo City take
actions to protect themselves and those around
them by employing protective measures including
practicing good hand washing, social distancing,
and taking appropriate actions if feeling sick. (U.S.
Air Force photo by Senior Airman Isaiah J. Soliz)

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23/04/2020
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