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The 104th Fighter Wing hosted Kenyan Defense Force

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The 104th Fighter Wing hosted Kenyan Defense Force officers for a tour of operations and maintenance. The 104th Fighter Wing and Kenya exchange best practices with one another as part of the State Partnership Program. Present on the tour from the KDF Ministry of Defence were; Col. Geoffrey Cherotwei Simotwo, Col. Chrispin Odhiambo Ongadi, Lt. Col. Peter Musili Muthungo, Lt. Col. Michael Mutinda Ngao, Lt. Col. Issa Saidi Chochote, and Maj. Joseph Mbithi Vala. Members of 104th Fighter Wing leadership present included; Wing Commander Col. Peter T. Green III, Vice Wing Commander David Halasi-Kun, Maintainance Group Commander Lt. Col. Peter Carr, and 131st Fighter Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Jeffrey Beckel. Green coined the six Kenyan officers present. (U.S. Air National Guard Photos by Tech. Sgt. Lindsey Sarah Watson-Kirwin)

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12/09/2018
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