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A command chief master sergeant takes notes while in

A command chief master sergeant takes notes while in

A command chief master sergeant takes notes while in attendance at the annual Chiefs Huddle to discuss issues concerning the enlisted force, Volk Field Air National Guard Base, Wis., March 28-29, 2015. The Chie... More

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command chief master sergeant of the Air National Guard, discuss Air Guard matters with command chief master sergeants from the 54 states, territories and District o... More

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Richard Smith, 9th command chief master sergeant of the Air National Guard, discuss Air Guard matters with command chief master sergeants from the 54 states, territories and District o... More

Chief Master Sgt. Daniel Mitchell, first sergeant functional

Chief Master Sgt. Daniel Mitchell, first sergeant functional

Chief Master Sgt. Daniel Mitchell, first sergeant functional manager for the Air National Guard, discuss Guard matters with command chief master sergeants from the 54 states, territories and District of Columbi... More

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