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200731-Z-BB070-006

Nevada Air National Guard's 152nd Airlift Wing C-130 sits on the ramp at CAL FIRE’s McClellan Reload Base, Calif., during Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System training in June 2020. The aircrew practiced water drops in remote areas of the Tahoe National Forest and Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
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200731-Z-FS166-1332

Shooting was part of a resiliency day competition organized by the Idaho National Guard's 124th Air Support Operations Squadron for the 124th Fighter Wing and other local organizations July 31, 2020, in Emmett, Idaho.
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200731-Z-FS166-1332

Shooting was part of a resiliency day competition organized by the Idaho National Guard's 124th Air Support Operations Squadron for the 124th Fighter Wing and other local organizations July 31, 2020, in Emmett, Idaho.
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200731-Z-FS166-1581

The Idaho National Guard's 124th Air Support Operations Squadron hosted a resiliency day competition for members of the 124th Fighter Wing and other local organizations July 31, 2020, in Emmett, Idaho. The event included a four-person, 12-mile relay, with resiliency training throughout.
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200731-Z-FS166-1581

The Idaho National Guard's 124th Air Support Operations Squadron hosted a resiliency day competition for members of the 124th Fighter Wing and other local organizations July 31, 2020, in Emmett, Idaho. The event included a four-person, 12-mile relay, with resiliency training throughout.
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200731-Z-GX612-1011

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Bob Osborn, a ground transportation specialist assigned to the 181st Intelligence Wing, Indiana Air National Guard, gestures toward an engine hoist while performing vehicle transmission maintenance at Hulman Field Air National Guard Base, Ind., July 31, 2020. Osborn assists with vehicle maintenance and repair in addition to his ground transportation duties.
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200731-Z-HA185-0008

New Hampshire National Guard Lt. Col. Woody Groton, exercise director of Cyber Yankee 2020, leads New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on a tour of the event on July 31, 2020, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H. The two-week regional exercise enhanced the Guard's ability to respond to cyberattacks against state government and critical infrastructure.
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of SRA Belew and team member returning from a traiing mission at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of the back pack that the para rescuemen carry on their missions during the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of SRA Ryan Belew 0f the 123rd Special tactical Squadron cleaning his weapon between training senerio at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of CPL Scott Hoadley of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force reloading a clip with paint colored rounds used in the training missions. The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of SRA Belew of the 123rd STS providing medical care to a patient tduring a Mass casualty exercise duringthe 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of civilian member dressed up to look like terroist in the training exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of a pararescumen during Urban Tactical Personal Recovery exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of Major General Edward W. Tonini The Adjutant General of the Kentucky Air National Guard arriving to the training site of The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of CPL Scott Hoadley of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force running to secure a decent time in the Canopy Accuracy event. The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of CPL Scott Hoadley of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force running to secure a decent time in the Canopy Accuracy event. The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of members jumping during the Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master event at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of member of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force at the Canopy Accuracy event. 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of pararescuemen transporting a patient by litter during the Mass casualty exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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