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Reservist spins wheels for cause

(446th AW PA) - The number 600 could just be a lucky one for the road. It's the number of miles clocked going from Seattle to Olympia, Wash., 10 times in a day. It's the namesake of the "Coca-Cola 600," the longest NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Coincidentally, it's the exact number

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SFS Reservists train to dominate active shooters

(446th AW PA) - When emotions run high and guns blaze, the objective was crystal clear: to kill or cause serious harm to others before turning the trigger on himself or being taken down. Many law enforcement authorities across the United States categorize anyone having this approach as an active shooter. Because the active shooter

Reservists refine U.S. customs process

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Reservists refine U.S. customs process

(446th AW PA) - Two 446th Logistics Readiness Flight logistics planners helped streamline a nail-biting redeployment process that previously took 14-hours to complete, whittling the waiting period down to as little as six hours. The Reservists accomplished the task of getting people home as part of the 386th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness

Reserve officer earns Lance P. Sijan Award

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Reserve officer earns Lance P. Sijan Award

(446 AW PA) - He's flown more than 4,000 hours of civilian and military flying time, including 230 combat dispatches and 873 hours of combat time. He's helped in the rapid response to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti this year, delivering 97,000 pounds of emergency rations. He's a C-17 Globemaster

Aerial port team to test skills at AFRC challenge

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Aerial port team to test skills at AFRC challenge

(446th AW PA) - It's not always fun being guinea pigs but a six-member aerial port team is pretty stoked to be the first to represent the 446th Airlift Wing at Port Dawg Challenge, a new competition taking place at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Marietta, Ga., Oct. 25-29. The Port Dawg

Getting out from behind the desk

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Getting out from behind the desk

(44th AW PA) - While the mission of airlift is the bread and butter of the 446th Airlift Wing, a good majority of reservists in the unit never experience that mission first hand. Certainly it would be hard to imagine any need to have a finance management specialist on an

Top 3 honors airmen who died in 1992 accident

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Top 3 honors airmen who died in 1992 accident

Dirt and grime can be washed away, but no amount of cleaning erases the scars airmen have from the C-141 cargo aircraft crash on Nov. 30, 1992, that claimed the lives of 13 McChord airmen. "I think everyone has a day in their lives they'll always remember," said Master Sgt. Wayne

Reserve aerial porters bring aid to rural Alaska

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Reserve aerial porters bring aid to rural Alaska

(446th AW PA) - Working in subzero temperatures - check. Experiencing a ride on a dogsled - check. Bringing medical professionals and vital medical care and supplies to residents in remote villages in Alaska - priceless. These were just some of the tasks aerial porters from the 86th Aerial Port Squadron

Readiness center provides vital programs, information

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Readiness center provides vital programs, information

(446th AW PA) - Some people may think the 446th Mission Support Squadron Airman and Family Readiness Center here mainly helps reservists find a job or manage their finances. Others may believe it exists only to help reservists who are or have been deployed. And there are those who assume the

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446th Security Forces Squadron Reservists train to dominate active shooters

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash.  -- When emotions runn high and guns blaze, the objective was crystal clear: to kill or cause serious harm to others before turning the trigger on himself or being taken down. Many law enforcement authorities across the United States categorize anyone having this approach as an active shooter. Because the active shooter phenomenon

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Nutrition class gives Reservists food for thought

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash. -- It may be easy to associate words like potassium citrate, sodium hexameta phosphate, monosodium glutamate and titanium dioxide with a chemistry experiment. But it may come as a surprise to know they are just some of the more common ingredients found in a typical diet today. The names

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Reserve airman wins AF-level award

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- He's flown more than 4,000 hours of civilian and military flying time, including 230 combat dispatches and 873 hours of combat time. He helped in the rapid response to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti this year, delivering 97,000 pounds of emergency rations. He's a C-17A Globemaster III

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