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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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102nd defenders provide combat readiness

Senior Airman Allen Nancarrow, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, takes a knee and scans his sector after his fire team leader, Staff Sgt. Adam Sassone, calls a halt to the patrol during their annual combat readiness task training 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

102nd Security Forces Squadron members, Master Sgt. Paul Stewart, center, alongside SrA Joel Carveiro, left, and Staff Sgt. Keith Soares, right, plot checkpoint coordinates on their map prior to starting their 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

Master Sgt. Paul Stewart, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, gives a mission brief to his squad prior to the convoy operations portion of their annual combat readiness task training on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. Stewart provided the Airmen in his convoy an intelligence brief and provided guidance on vehicle assignments, formations and tactics. 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, performs a vehicle inspection prior to his squad taking part in convoy operations annual training on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. Moynihan checked his vehicle’s exterior as well as its engine to ensure it was in satisfactory condition to complete their assigned mission. 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

Master Sgt. Nicholas Giammarco, 102nd Security Forces Squadron, inspects Tech. Sgt. Keith Ledin’s M4 ensuring the weapon is on safe and the chamber is clear at a clearing barrel prior to their annual combat readiness task training on Otis Air National Guard Base May 7, 2012. 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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Col. Joseph Sweeney retires after 31 years

6) Col. Joseph Sweeney watches on as two honor guardsmen fold the flag during his retirement ceremony on Otis Air National Guard Base May 5, 2012 Col. Sweeney is retiring from a military career which began as a Marine, before he transitioned to the Air National Guard in 1992. He commanded both at the squadron and group levels during his career which spanned more than 30 years. Hundreds of Sweeney’s relatives, friends and fellow Airmen were in attendance to celebrate Sweeney’s career coming to a close. (Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Patrick McKenna/Released)
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Col. Joseph Sweeney retires after 31 years

Rene Rancourt, Boston Bruins national anthem singer for more than 30 years, closed the ceremony with the singing of both the Marine Corps hymn and Air Force song. Col. Sweeney is retiring from a military career which began as a Marine, before he transitioned to the Air National Guard in 1992. He commanded both at the squadron and group levels during his career which spanned more than 30 years. Hundreds of Sweeney’s relatives, friends and fellow Airmen were in attendance to celebrate Sweeney’s career coming to a close. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Patrick McKenna)
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102nd Logistics Readiness Squadron earns 'EXCELLENT' inspection rating

The 102nd Logistics Readiness Squadron is the smallest Wing-level LRS in the U.S. Air Force. The Squadron earned an ‘EXCELLENT’ rating at the conclusion of an intensive four-day logistics compliance inspection at Otis Air National Guard Base, Mass., April 1, 2012. (National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Kerri Cole/Released)
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Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray visits Otis ANGB

Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray and acting Adjutant General of the Massachusetts National Guard Maj. Gen. L. Scott Rice listen to a briefing from U.S. Coast Guard UH-60 Blackhawk pilot Lt. j.g. Jared Carbajal during Murray’s tour of the Massachusetts Military Reservation, April 9. Murray is currently touring military installations across Massachusetts with members of the state’s Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force in support of protecting the missions, jobs and economic investments associated with the bases. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Kerri Cole/Released)
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Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray visits Otis ANGB

Maj. Gen. L. Scott Rice, acting Adjutant General of the Massachusetts National Guard, addresses an audience of two dozen state and military leaders at a round table discussion with Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray the state’s Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force at Camp Edwards, Mass., April 9. The task force was created after the U.S. Department of Defense announced in January it would cut $500 billion over the next decade and are in support of protecting the missions, jobs and economic investments associated with the military bases across the Commonwealth. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Kerri Cole/Released)
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Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray visits Otis ANGB

Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray and acting Adjutant General of the Massachusetts National Guard Maj. Gen. L. Scott Rice observe various weapons on display with Sgt. John Slager, Camp Edwards training manager, during a tour of the Massachusetts Military Reservation, April 9. Murray is currently touring military installations across Massachusetts with members of the state’s Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force in support of protecting the missions, jobs and economic investments associated with the bases. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Kerri Cole/Released)
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