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Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special Operations Mission Support Group superintendent, poses for a photo with other Citizen Air Commandos after they presented her an Air Force Reserve Command Orde... More

Chief Master Sgt. Peter Webb (left), 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Peter Webb (left), 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Peter Webb (left), 919th Special Operations Wing command chief, and Master Sgt. Kimberly Censabella (right), 919th Special Operations Support Squadron first sergeant, present Chief Master Sgt.... More

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special Operations Mission Support Group superintendent, stands outside after the 919th Special Operations Wing First Sergeant Council presented her an Air Force Rese... More

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special

Chief Master Sgt. Christina Bicknell, 919th Special Operations Mission Support Group superintendent, stands outside as the 919th Special Operations Wing First Sergeant Council presents her with an Air Force Res... More

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