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Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, cycles in place for his morning workout, April 23, 2020 in Del Rio, Texas. To him, biking isn’t about the exercise as ... More

First Lt. Kimberly Bray, Capt. Joshua White, 1st Lt.

First Lt. Kimberly Bray, Capt. Joshua White, 1st Lt.

First Lt. Kimberly Bray, Capt. Joshua White, 1st Lt. Max Kaslon and Capt. Mike Beachamp, 434th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilots, walk out from work together after a long day of training, April 23, 202... More

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, uses a paper map of the local flying area to brief a student before their flight, April 23, 2020 at Laughlin Air Force... More

An X flight, also known as Lightning flight, of the

An X flight, also known as Lightning flight, of the

An X flight, also known as Lightning flight, of the 434th Flying Training Squadron at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, patch rests on the back of a chair in the flight commander’s office. As a flight commander, ... More

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, and 2nd Lt. Roderick Byars, 47 Student Squadron student pilot, prepare a T-6A Texan II for flight, April 23, 2020 at L... More

Second Lt. Roderick Byars, 47 Student Squadron student

Second Lt. Roderick Byars, 47 Student Squadron student

Second Lt. Roderick Byars, 47 Student Squadron student pilot, and Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, walk out on the flightline, April 23, 2020 at Laughl... More

Lt. Col. Brian Tripp, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Lt. Col. Brian Tripp, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Lt. Col. Brian Tripp, 434th Flying Training Squadron director of operations, gathers with Capt. Joshua White, 434th FTS X flight commander and instructor pilot, and others for a meeting, April 23, 2020 at Laugh... More

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, Candice White, his wife and Dylan their daughter, spend some quality time together before work, April 23, 2020 in Del ... More

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron

Capt. Joshua White, 434th Flying Training Squadron X flight commander and instructor pilot, stands in front of a T-6 Texan II, April 23, 2020 at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, wearing his mask around his neck.... More

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