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Kenyan Air Force 1st Lt. Leonard Koech (right) and

Kenyan Air Force 1st Lt. Leonard Koech (right) and

Kenyan Air Force 1st Lt. Leonard Koech (right) and 2nd Lt. Landon Moores check out how good Koech's new pilot wings look at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Aug. 18. The pair and their Specialized Undergraduate ... More

Air Force pilot 2nd Lt. Landon Moores and his mother

Air Force pilot 2nd Lt. Landon Moores and his mother

Air Force pilot 2nd Lt. Landon Moores and his mother Lorrie share a moment at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Aug. 18. Moores and his Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 17-13 classmates graduated fr... More

Lt. Col. Alexander Heyman, the 71st Student Squadron

Lt. Col. Alexander Heyman, the 71st Student Squadron

Lt. Col. Alexander Heyman, the 71st Student Squadron commander, congratulates new pilots before their graduation from undergraduate pilot training at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Aug. 18. The 71st STUS is th... More

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