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Airman 1st Class Robert Hardy III speaks to Chief Master

Airman 1st Class Robert Hardy III speaks to Chief Master

Airman 1st Class Robert Hardy III speaks to Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser as he takes an Explosive Ordinance Disposal tour at Joint Base Charleston-Air Base, Feb. 7. Kaiser is the Air Mobility Command... More

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser receives an

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser receives an

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser receives an Air Force symbol from Master Sgt. George Greene at Joint Base Charleston - Air Base, Feb. 6. Kaiser is the Air Mobility Command command chief and is the princ... More

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser speaks to enlisted

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser speaks to enlisted

Chief Master Sgt. Richard "Andy" Kaiser speaks to enlisted Airmen at the Joint Base Charleston - Air Base Theater, Feb. 7. Kaiser is the Air Mobility Command command chief and is the principal advisor to the co... More

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