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Children tear open presents from Santa inside the Youth

Children tear open presents from Santa inside the Youth

Children tear open presents from Santa inside the Youth & Family Services Child Development Center in Rapid City, S.D., Dec. 19, 2017. This event has been hosted by the 28th Operations Group for 11 years. (U.S.... More

Santa Claus gives a present to a child inside the Youth

Santa Claus gives a present to a child inside the Youth

Santa Claus gives a present to a child inside the Youth & Family Services Child Development Center in Rapid City, S.D., Dec. 19, 2017. Ellsworth Airmen have participated in the toy drive for 11 consecutive year... More

Children and families eagerly wait for Santa to arrive

Children and families eagerly wait for Santa to arrive

Children and families eagerly wait for Santa to arrive at the Youth & Family Services Child Development Center in Rapid City, S.D., Dec. 19, 2017. The 28th Operations Group collected and delivered 175 gifts fo... More

Children ask Santa questions inside the Youth & Family

Children ask Santa questions inside the Youth & Family

Children ask Santa questions inside the Youth & Family Services Child Development Center, in Rapid City, S.D., Dec. 19, 2017. Coordination between the YFS and 28th Operations Group began months in advance to en... More

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