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First MQ-9 Squadron looks good for 100

First MQ-9 Squadron looks good for 100

The 42nd Attack Squadron reach it's centennial anniversary June 13, 2017. It's lineage can be traced back to World War I where it was a training unit before being re-designated in the mid-1930's as a bombardmen... More

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts native, displays her plaque award for her first place Initial Strength Test that took place in January, 2018. Griffin is currently in the process of enlist... More

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts

BOSTON - Olivia G. Griffin, a Brookline, Massachusetts native, runs with a rubber rifle during a poolee function in Boston, Massachusetts. Griffin is currently in the process of enlisting out of Recruiting Subs... More

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