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Jack Waid, Air Force Materiel Command Historian, sets

Jack Waid, Air Force Materiel Command Historian, sets

Jack Waid, Air Force Materiel Command Historian, sets up one of the information screens on the history display at the AFMC Headquarters, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (Air Force photo by Darrius Parker)

Tony Landis, Air Force Materiel Command Historian,

Tony Landis, Air Force Materiel Command Historian,

Tony Landis, Air Force Materiel Command Historian, checks for an archive within the History and Heritage Program office at the AFMC Headquarters, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (Air Force photo by Darrius Parker)

The Air Force Materiel Command History and Heritage

The Air Force Materiel Command History and Heritage

The Air Force Materiel Command History and Heritage Program team supports the command mission by “operationalizing history” for leaders. These historians, archivists and curators work to analyze history so that... More

Stanley Gohl, Air Force Materiel Command Historian,

Stanley Gohl, Air Force Materiel Command Historian,

Stanley Gohl, Air Force Materiel Command Historian, researches how to best support the commander and the mission of AFMC at the AFMC Headquarters, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (Air Force photo by Darr... More

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