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The Air Force Space Command Defender Challenge team

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The Air Force Space Command Defender Challenge team takes a break from training at the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado, Sep. 5, 2018. The AFSPC team is comprised of Airmen from each wing – (from left) Senior Airman James Strohmeier, 21st Security Forces Squadron; Senior Airman Leopoldo Ruiz, 30th SFS; Airman 1st Class Oscar Delgado, Jr., 45th SFS; Airman 1st Class Eric Knierim, 30th SFS; Senior Airman Nicholas Rauch, 460th SFS; Team Captain Tech. Sgt. Sinjen Halsey, 21st SFS; and (not pictured) Tech. Sgt. Spencer Wallace, 50th SFS. Master Sgt. Ronald Gazboda from the 45th SFS (far right) is in charge of training. (U.S. Air Force photo by Dave Grim)

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05/09/2018
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