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1st Lt. Jen Pierce, 103rd Airlift Wing, trains on the

1st Lt. Jen Pierce, 103rd Airlift Wing, trains on the

1st Lt. Jen Pierce, 103rd Airlift Wing, trains on the Virtual Loadmaster Training System (VLTS) March 29, 2019 at Bradley Air National Guard Base, Conn. The VLTS provides loadmasters the opportunity to practice... More

Staff Sgt. Steven Tucker, 103rd Airlift Wing broadcaster,

Staff Sgt. Steven Tucker, 103rd Airlift Wing broadcaster,

Staff Sgt. Steven Tucker, 103rd Airlift Wing broadcaster, trains on the Virtual Loadmaster Training System (VLTS) March 29, 2019 at Bradley Air National Guard Base, Conn. Tucker is holding two remotes that are ... More

Master Sgt. Joseph Amato, 103rd Operations Group Evaluator

Master Sgt. Joseph Amato, 103rd Operations Group Evaluator

Master Sgt. Joseph Amato, 103rd Operations Group Evaluator Loadmaster, monitors the Virtual Reality Aerial Delivery Suite system during a training session at Bradley Air National Guard Base on March 29, 2019. T... More

Bill Ehler, Capewell Aerial Systems business development

Bill Ehler, Capewell Aerial Systems business development

Bill Ehler, Capewell Aerial Systems business development manager (left), provides instruction on the virtual loadmaster training system (VLTS) to Staff Sgt. Chad Warren (right) March 29, 2019 at Bradley Air Nat... More

Bill Ehler, Business Development Manager of Capewell

Bill Ehler, Business Development Manager of Capewell

Bill Ehler, Business Development Manager of Capewell Aerial Systems (left), Master Sgt. Joseph Amato, 103rd Operations Group Evaluator Loadmaster, and Jared Burns, Director of Operations of Capewell Aerial Syst... More

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