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The Honor Guard posts the colors during a memorial

The Honor Guard posts the colors during a memorial

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The Honor Guard posts the colors during a memorial service for nine fallen Airmen; Maj. Jose "Jr" Roman, Maj. Carlos "Dulzura" Perez-Serra, 2nd Lt. David "Lani" Albandoz, Senior Master Sgt. Victor "Vitin" Colon, Senior Master Sgt. Jan A. Paravisini-Ruiz, Master Sgt. Jean M. "Audi" Audiffred Rivera, Master Sgt. Mario "Sully" Braña, Master Sgt. Eric "Quillo" Circuns and Senior Airman Roberto Espada, at Muñiz Air National Guard Base, Carolina, PR on May 11, 2018. The Airmen were all part of the air crew aboard a WC-130H, often referred to as 'Rican 68'; that crashed outside of Savannah, GA on May 2, 2018 during a routine training mission. (Photo by Air National Guard Staff Sgt Michelle Y. Alvarez-Rea)

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11/05/2018
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