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July Commander's Cup: F1 Racing

Racers from all over the 102nd Intelligence Wing gathered to cheat death at speeds of almost 50 miles per hour. The Commander’s Cup Racing Event consisted of an 8 lap practice, an 8 lap qualifying round and a 10 lap Championship Race. For the Cup, points were awarded based on your finishing position. One additional bonus point was added for the driver with the fastest lap, the fastest top speed, and if you were the Wing Commander participating in your final commander’s cup event. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Jeremy Bowcock/Released)

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July Commander's Cup: F1 Racing

Racers from all over the 102nd Intelligence Wing gathered to cheat death at speeds of almost 50 miles per hour. The Commander’s Cup Racing Event consisted of an 8 lap practice, an 8 lap qualifying round and a 10 lap Championship Race. For the Cup, points were awarded based on your finishing position. One additional bonus point was added for the driver with the fastest lap, the fastest top speed, and if you were the Wing Commander participating in your final commander’s cup event. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Jeremy Bowcock/Released)

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July Commander's Cup: F1 Racing

Racers from all over the 102nd Intelligence Wing gathered to cheat death at speeds of almost 50 miles per hour. The Commander’s Cup Racing Event consisted of an 8 lap practice, an 8 lap qualifying round and a 10 lap Championship Race. For the Cup, points were awarded based on your finishing position. One additional bonus point was added for the driver with the fastest lap, the fastest top speed, and if you were the Wing Commander participating in your final commander’s cup event. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Jeremy Bowcock/Released)

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July Commander's Cup: F1 Racing

Racers from all over the 102nd Intelligence Wing gathered to cheat death at speeds of almost 50 miles per hour. The Commander’s Cup Racing Event consisted of an 8 lap practice, an 8 lap qualifying round and a 10 lap Championship Race. For the Cup, points were awarded based on your finishing position. One additional bonus point was added for the driver with the fastest lap, the fastest top speed, and if you were the Wing Commander participating in your final commander’s cup event. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Jeremy Bowcock/Released)

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TIME Conference

More than 130 staff and technical sergeants from the Massachusetts Air National Guard and two sergeants from each New England state gathered at the Southbridge Hotel & Conference Center for an inaugural 3-day workshop specifically targeted to the E-5 and E-6 ranks on July 11. The workshop was titled “TIME” (Technical Sergeants Involved and Mentoring Enlisted Airmen) and primarily focused on building strength in enlisted mentorship, leadership, force development and diversity. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Melanie J. Casineau/Released)

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TIME Conference: Chief Muncy

More than 130 staff and technical sergeants from the Massachusetts Air National Guard and two sergeants from each New England state, listen to Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Muncy, Air National Guard Command Chief, at the Southbridge Hotel & Conference Center for an inaugural 3-day workshop specifically targeted to the E-5 and E-6 ranks on July 11. The workshop was titled “TIME” (Technical Sergeants Involved and Mentoring Enlisted Airmen) and primarily focused on building strength in enlisted mentorship, leadership, force development and diversity. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Melanie J. Casineau/Released)

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TIME Conference: Sgt. Ken

More than 130 staff and technical sergeants from the Massachusetts Air National Guard and two sergeants from each New England state, participate in an exercise taught by leadership educator Ken Weichertat the Southbridge Hotel & Conference Center for an inaugural 3-day workshop specifically targeted to the E-5 and E-6 ranks on July 11. The workshop was titled “TIME” (Technical Sergeants Involved and Mentoring Enlisted Airmen) and primarily focused on building strength in enlisted mentorship, leadership, force development and diversity. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Melanie J. Casineau/Released)

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TIME Conference: Christopher Coyne

More than 130 staff and technical sergeants from the Massachusetts Air National Guard and two sergeants from each New England state, listen to leadership educator and retired Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Coyne at the Southbridge Hotel & Conference Center for an inaugural 3-day workshop specifically targeted to the E-5 and E-6 ranks on July 11. The workshop was titled “TIME” (Technical Sergeants Involved and Mentoring Enlisted Airmen) and primarily focused on building strength in enlisted mentorship, leadership, force development and diversity. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Melanie J. Casineau/Released)

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National ‘Patriots Tour’ visits Otis Air National Guard Base

Members of the Otis Honor Guard raise an American flag June 13, 2012, at Otis Air National Guard Base, Mass. The flag, which is traveling around the country as part of the Nation of Patriots' annual "Patriots Tour," was celebrated during a brief ceremony attended by members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing, Massachusetts Military Reservation firefighters and approximately 15 members of the Blackstone Valley Harley Owners Group chapter. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Luiz Vicentini)

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National ‘Patriots Tour’ visits Otis Air National Guard Base

Members of the Otis Honor Guard fold an American flag June 13, 2012, at Otis Air National Guard Base, Mass. The flag, which is traveling around the country as part of the Nation of Patriots' annual "Patriots Tour," was celebrated during a brief ceremony attended by members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing, Massachusetts Military Reservation firefighters and approximately 15 members of the Blackstone Valley Harley Owners Group chapter. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Luiz Vicentini)

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National ‘Patriots Tour’ visits Otis Air National Guard Base

Senior leaders from the 102nd Intelligence Wing salute as an American flag traveling around the country is raised on the main flag pole at Otis Air National Guard Base, Mass., June 13, 2012. The flag was celebrated during a brief ceremony attended by members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing, Massachusetts Military Reservation firefighters and approximately 15 members of the Blackstone Valley Harley Owners Group chapter. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Aaron Smith)

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National ‘Patriots Tour’ visits Otis Air National Guard Base

An American flag traveling around the country arrived at Otis Air National Guard Base, Mass., June 13, 2012. The flag was flown on a flag pole next to an F-15 Eagle static display and ceremoniously folded by the Otis Honor Guard during a brief ceremony attended by members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing and Massachusetts Military Reservation firefighters. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Aaron Smith)

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102nd Air Operations Group augments 608th Air Operations Center during 2012 Global Lightning Exercise

Seventeen members of the Massachusetts Air National Guard’s 102nd Air Operations Group (AOG) deployed to Barksdale Air Force Base, La., to augment the 608th Air Operations Center (AOC) during the 2012 Global Lightning Exercise. (National Guard photo/Senior Master Sgt. Matt Jackson)

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Col. Anthony Schiavi

Col. Anthony Schiavi

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Col. Schiaivi MSM

Col. Anthony E. Schiavi was awarded the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding non-combat meritorious service and achievement from Jan. 1, 2011 to Dec. 31, 2011. The medal was presented by Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray and Maj. Gen. L. Scott Rice, The Adjutant General, Massachusetts National Guard during a ceremony at the State House, May 15. (Photo courtesy of Massachusetts State House)

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102nd defenders provide combat readiness

102nd Security Forces Squadron members A1C Michael Whiting, left, SrA Joseph Perella, center, and A1C Justin Ennes, right, sprint across a field to engage opposition forces during a dismounted patrol exercise on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. During the dismounted patrol portion of their training, the 102 SFS defenders were tasked with locating and navigating their way to five checkpoints on Otis ANGB while moving tactically in formations. The 102 SFS defenders spent the day honing their skills in areas such as convoy operations and dismounted patrol procedures in order to keep their proficiency at a high level. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Patrick McKenna)

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102nd defenders provide combat readiness

Staff Sgt. Michael Moynihan, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, plots checkpoint coordinates on a map prior to his squad starting its dismounted patrol on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. During the dismounted patrol portion of their training, the 102 SFS defenders were tasked with locating and navigating their way to five checkpoints on Otis ANGB while moving tactically in formations. The 102 SFS defenders spent the day honing their skills in areas such as convoy operations and dismounted patrol procedures in order to keep their proficiency at a high level. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Patrick McKenna)

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102nd defenders provide combat readiness

Senior Airman Allen Nancarrow, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, monitors radio frequencies as his fire team scans their sectors during the dismounted patrol portion of their annual combat readiness task training on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. The 102 SFS defenders were tasked with locating and navigating their way to five checkpoints on Otis ANGB while moving tactically in formations. The 102 SFS defenders spent the day honing their skills in areas such as convoy operations and dismounted patrol procedures in order to keep their proficiency at a high level. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Patrick McKenna)

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102nd defenders provide combat readiness

Staff Sgt. Keith Soares, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, scans his sector for potential threats as his fellow squad members follow behind him in tactical formation during the dismounted patrol portion of their annual combat readiness task training on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. The 102 SFS defenders were tasked with locating and navigating their way to five checkpoints on Otis ANGB while moving tactically in formations. The 102 SFS defenders spent the day honing their skills in areas such as convoy operations and dismounted patrol procedures in order to keep their proficiency at a high level. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Patrick McKenna)

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