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Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A

Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A

Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A carry a patient-actor toward a waiting “Alamo Dustoff” air ambulance UH-60 Black Hawk operated by Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C, 2-149 ... More

Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A

Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A

Air Force medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A and Army flight medics from Company C, 2-149 Aviation assess the condition of a patient-actor before transferring him to a waiting “Alamo Dustoff” air ambu... More

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C,

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C,

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C, 2-149 Aviation “Alamo Dustoff” sling load a 5,600-pound Humvee beneath their UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter while training with Defenders from the 343rd Training ... More

Air Force medics from the 343rd TRS/OL-A transfer a

Air Force medics from the 343rd TRS/OL-A transfer a

Air Force medics from the 343rd TRS/OL-A transfer a patient-actor onto a waiting “Alamo Dustoff” air ambulance UH-60 Black Hawk operated by Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C, 2-149 Aviation as p... More

A Total Force team of Defenders from the 343rd Training

A Total Force team of Defenders from the 343rd Training

A Total Force team of Defenders from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A and aerial porters from the 26th Aerial Port Squadron rig a Humvee at Joint Base San Antonio-Chapman Annex, Texas, Jan. 27, 2021, as part of... More

Master Sgt. Matthew D. Dibenedetto, 343rd Training

Master Sgt. Matthew D. Dibenedetto, 343rd Training

Master Sgt. Matthew D. Dibenedetto, 343rd Training Squadron (far right), rigs an A-22 cargo bag with (left to right): Marine Sgt. Robert A. DiEnno, 341st Training Squadron, and Master Sgt. Zachary R. Nusbaum, M... More

From left, hook-up team members Marine Sgt. Robert

From left, hook-up team members Marine Sgt. Robert

From left, hook-up team members Marine Sgt. Robert A. DiEnno, 341st Training Squadron; Master Sgt. Matthew D. Dibenedetto,, 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A; and Tech. Sgt. John M. Shue, 26th Aerial Port Squadron, ... More

Medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A prepare

Medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A prepare

Medics from the 343rd Training Squadron/OL-A prepare two patient-actors on the ground before being hoisted up to a hovering “Alamo Dustoff” air ambulance UH-60 Black Hawk flown by Texas Army National Guard Sold... More

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C,

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C,

Texas Army National Guard Soldiers from Company C, 2-149 Aviation “Alamo Dustoff” sling load a 2,000-pound A-22 cargo bag beneath their UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter while training with Defenders from the 343rd T... More

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