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Allyson Wiseman, Dyess Spouse's Club member, distributes

Allyson Wiseman, Dyess Spouse's Club member, distributes

Allyson Wiseman, Dyess Spouse's Club member, distributes fabric to spouses volunteering to make face masks at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas April 11, 2020. The Dyess Spouse’s Club dispersed fabric through a vehic... More

Kelly Miller, Dyess Spouse's Club president, shows

Kelly Miller, Dyess Spouse's Club president, shows

Kelly Miller, Dyess Spouse's Club president, shows off a home-made face mask at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, April 14, 2020. The group kick-started the effort to supply face masks for Dyess Air Force Base. (U.S... More

Jennifer Sumangil, Dyess Spouse's Club presidential

Jennifer Sumangil, Dyess Spouse's Club presidential

Jennifer Sumangil, Dyess Spouse's Club presidential advisor, distributes fabric to spouses volunteering to make face masks at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, April 11, 2020. Spouses volunteered to make face masks ... More

Staff Sgt. Anthony Moss, 7th Component Maintenance

Staff Sgt. Anthony Moss, 7th Component Maintenance

Staff Sgt. Anthony Moss, 7th Component Maintenance Squadron fuel system craftsman, guides a fuel truck toward a B-1B Lancer aircraft during a Bomber Agile Combat Employment exercise at Naval Air Station Fort Wo... More

Staff Sgt. Steven Rechy, 7th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

Staff Sgt. Steven Rechy, 7th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

Staff Sgt. Steven Rechy, 7th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, inspects the outside of a B-1B bomber aircraft during a post-flight check at a Bomber Agile Combat Employment exercise at Naval Air Station... More

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