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Chief Master Sgt. Booker retires after 38 years of service

U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Booker, former Senior Enlisted Leader of the 102 Civil Engineer (CE) Squadron at the 102nd Intelligence Wing, is presented a gift by Master Sgt. Sean Kerrigan, 1st Sgt. of the 102 CE Squadron, right, and Senior Master Sgt. Calvin Melvin, a member of the 102nd IW, during his retirement ceremony on Otis Air National Guard Base, Massachusetts, May 6, 2023. The gift was given in recognition of Booker’s service, leadership and duty to the U.S. Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Julia Ahaesy)
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Chief Master Sgt. Booker retires after 38 years of service

U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Booker, former Senior Enlisted Leader of the 102 Civil Engineer Squadron at the 102nd Intelligence Wing, receives his retirement pin during a ceremony on Otis Air National Guard Base, Massachusetts, May 6, 2023. Booker’s son and 100-year-old grandmother pinned the retirement pin onto his lapel to commemorate his retirement after his 38 years of service. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Julia Ahaesy)
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Chief Master Sgt. Booker retires after 38 years of service

U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Booker, former Senior Enlisted Leader of the 102 Civil Engineer (CE) Squadron at the 102nd Intelligence Wing, gives a speech during his retirement ceremony on Otis Air National Guard Base, Massachusetts, May 6, 2023. In his final role, Booker served as the Chief Enlisted Manager of over 120 military and civilian personnel within the 102 CE Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Julia Ahaesy)
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In many ways, retired Lt. Col. Bob “Fox” Faux was the embodiment of the wing’s history; a curator for an ever-evolving organization of true airpower, a series of historical moments and a never-ending stream of Airmen who came through the gates of Otis Air National Guard Base.
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221004-Z-F3853-794

In many ways, retired Lt. Col. Bob “Fox” Faux was the embodiment of the wing’s history; a curator for an ever-evolving organization of true airpower, a series of historical moments and a never-ending stream of Airmen who came through the gates of Otis Air National Guard Base.
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220812-Z-F3853-1006

Several 102nd Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen perform construction work while deployed to this year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training being held in Montana. The IRT program allows engineers an opportunity to practice hands-on, real-world engineering training in a deployed environment. This improves readiness and also builds partnerships and brings benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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220812-Z-F3853-1005

Several 102nd Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen perform plumbing work while deployed to this year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training being held in Montana. The IRT program allows engineers an opportunity to practice hands-on, real-world engineering training in a deployed environment. This improves readiness and also builds partnerships and brings benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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220812-Z-F3853-1003

102nd Civil Engineer Squadron first sergeant, Master Sgt. Stephanie Harkins addresses squadron Airmen during this year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training being held in Montana. The IRT program allows engineers an opportunity to practice hands-on, real-world engineering training in a deployed environment. This improves readiness and also builds partnerships and brings benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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220812-Z-F3853-1002

The 102nd Civil Engineer Squadron guidon stands proudly on the work site, with the mountains of Montana in the background during this year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training. The IRT program allows engineers an opportunity to practice hands-on, real-world engineering training in a deployed environment. This improves readiness and also builds partnerships and brings benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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220812-Z-F3853-1001

102nd Civil Engineer Squadron commander, Lt. Col. Christian Leighton, promotes Tech. Sgt. Morgan Marconi to the rank of Master Sgt. while in flight on the way to Montana to participate in this year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training.
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220812-Z-F3853-1004

Two 102nd Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen operate and observe a piece of remotely controlled construction equipment while working at year’s Air National Guard Civil Engineer Innovative Readiness Training being held in Montana. The IRT program allows engineers an opportunity to practice hands-on, real-world engineering training in a deployed environment. This improves readiness and also builds partnerships and brings benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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220801-Z-F3853-1003

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1013

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1012

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1011

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1010

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1008

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1007

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1006

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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220801-Z-F3853-1005

Airmen of the 102nd Medical Group, Otis ANGB, Mass., joined with Soldiers, Sailors and members of the U.S. Public Health Service to participate in Innovative Readiness Training in Georgia and Alabama in August 2022. The annual event connects the need for required, real-world training with resources provided by the civilian community to bring care to residents in need.
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