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Outstanding Airmen from the 148th Fighter Wing were

Outstanding Airmen from the 148th Fighter Wing were

Outstanding Airmen from the 148th Fighter Wing were recognized during an awards ceremony at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center, Duluth, Minn., Dec. 6, 2015. The 148th Fighter Wing holds this awards ... More

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Alex Davis, Senior Airman

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Alex Davis, Senior Airman

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Alex Davis, Senior Airman Dylan Berglund and Master Sgt. Craig Ackerstrom, of the 148th Fighter Wing, set up a mobile communication platform while participating in a train derailmen... More

Jason Coyle (yellow vest) of Wenck Response Services

Jason Coyle (yellow vest) of Wenck Response Services

Jason Coyle (yellow vest) of Wenck Response Services provides a safety briefing to military members participating in a train derailment/hazmat exercise at the Rice Point Railyard, Duluth, Minn., on Aug. 25, 201... More

Staff Sgt. Gerald Brekke, 55th Civil Support Team,

Staff Sgt. Gerald Brekke, 55th Civil Support Team,

Staff Sgt. Gerald Brekke, 55th Civil Support Team, Minnesota National Guard makes sure monitoring equipment is online while participating in a train derailment/hazmat exercise at the Rice Point Railyard, Duluth... More

Sgt. 1st Class Seth Goettl, 55th Civil Support Team,

Sgt. 1st Class Seth Goettl, 55th Civil Support Team,

Sgt. 1st Class Seth Goettl, 55th Civil Support Team, Minnesota National Guard links area monitoring equipment together while participating in a train derailment/hazmat exercise at the Rice Point Railyard, Dulut... More

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