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"Then and Now" portrait of South Carolina State Command Chief Lawrence Crowson

"Then and now" portrait of U.S. Air Force Command Chief Lawrence Crowson. He first enlisted in the U.S. Amy in June of 1972 and is now the State Command Chief for the South Carolina Air National Guard. He will be retiring after 42 years of service on 14 June 2014. (U.S. Air National Guard layout by Senior Master Sgt. Edward Snyder/Released)
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Portrait of U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Carmen Harkins, superintendent of the command post for the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C., July 28, 2016. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Megan Floyd)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

TSgt. Randy Watkins, an aircraft structural mechanic with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., paints an F-16 fighting Falcon pod on December 3, 2011. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

SrA Jason Shepherd, an aircraft structural mechanic with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., cleans a pod that has been sanded and prepared for painting on December 3, 2011. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

A1C Christopher Rigley, a non-destructive inspection (NDI) technician with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., checks water pressure and temperature in the tank that is used to rinse excess liquid dye from parts being inspected on December 3, 2011. Metal parts that need to be inspected for defects are first coated with a dye and then sent through a decontamination process to remove the dye then emulsified which will expose any deficiencies, making it possible to determine damage. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

TSgt. Lisa Hall, a non-destructive inspection (NDI) technician with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., inspects ferrous metal parts for discontinuities using a magnetic particle machine on December 3, 2011. Jet parts, or anything that could be considered magnetic, is rinsed with a solution that magnifies any possible defect and then inspected for any discontinuities. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

SSgt. Jonathan Gaulden, a non-destructive inspection (NDI) technician with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., tests samples of oils using a Joint Oil Analysis Program (JOAP) machine on December 3, 2011. NDI tests three different oil standards that are used in the F-16 Fighting Falcons to determine the metal content falls in the acceptable range. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

The 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight poses for a group photo on December 3, 2011 at McEntire JNGB, S.C. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non-Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Staff Sgt. Michael Mackowski, an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., runs sheet metal through an accurshear machine, used to trim and cut sheet metal to repair aircraft skins and parts on December 2, 2011. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Airman Ryan Haas, a structural maintainer with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., trims sheet metal with a band saw on December 2, 2011. The band saw is used for cutting and trimming metal for aircraft parts and repair. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Staff Sgt. Matthew Krofchick, an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., grinds down excess metal on December 2, 2011, on a new bin that was fabricated for tools and metals storage. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

MSgt. James Eubanks, the metals technology supervisor with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., turns down a large piece of metal using a lathe on December 2, 2011. The lathe is used to make small and large round objects, like landing gear bushings. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

MSgt. Christopher Graham an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., runs the computer numeric control machine that is used to cut metal in minimal time on December 2, 2011. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Staff Sgt. Matthew Krofchick, an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., welds metal together on December 2, 2011, while fabricating a bin to be used for tools and metals storage. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Staff Sgt. Matthew Krofchick, an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., welds metal together on December 2, 2011, while fabricating a bin to be used for tools and metals storage. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th AMXS, Fabrications Flight

Staff Sgt. Matthew Krofchick, an aircraft metals technologist with the 169th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight at McEntire JNGB, S.C., welds metal together on December 2, 2011, while fabricating a bin to be used for tools and metals storage. The Fabrications Flight is composed of three areas; Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Non Destructive Inspection and Aircraft Metals Technology. (SCANG photo by TSgt. Caycee Cook)
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169th CES personnel prepares a tent frame during a BIVOUAC exercise at the pond site.

MSgt James Steppe, TSgt Matthew Hamilton and TSgt Harrison Durant with the 169th CES prepare a tent frame for set up during a BIVOUAC exercise at the pond site at McEntire JNGB on June 13th. (SCANG photo by SSgt Caycee Cook 20090613)
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169th Fighter Wing ALS course

Class photo of Airmen Leadership School students at McEntire Joint National Guard Base May 31, 2014. The 169th Fighter Wing distance-learning ALS course prepares Airmen for excellence in supervisory roles and responsibilities. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Ashleigh S. Pavelek/Released)
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169th Fighter Wing ALS course

Students prepare for class in an Airman Leadership School course at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C. May 31, 2014. The 169th Fighter Wing distance-learning ALS course prepares Swampfox Airmen for excellence in supervisory roles and responsibilities. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Ashleigh S. Pavelek/Released)
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169th Fighter Wing ALS course

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Michael Bryant, assigned to the 169th Security Forces Squadron, performs an open-ranks inspection during an Airman Leadership School course at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C. May 31, 2014. The 169th Fighter Wing distance-learning ALS course prepares Swampfox Airmen for excellence in supervisory roles and responsibilities. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Ashleigh S. Pavelek/Released)
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