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  • The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
    The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
  • The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
    The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
  • The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
    The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
  • The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
    The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
  • The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
    The CALFX is designed to immerse Soldiers and Airmen in realistic training and to prepare them for combat operations.
  • Patriot 26, an ANG-hosted exercise that took place at Volk Field CRTC, brought together approximately 1,000 Airmen and Soldiers from National Guard units across 35 states, along with federal, state and local agencies, to enhance domestic response readiness and interagency coordination during large-scale emergencies.
    Patriot 26, an ANG-hosted exercise that took place at Volk Field CRTC, brought together approximately 1,000 Airmen and Soldiers from National Guard units across 35 states, along with federal, state and local agencies, to enhance domestic response readiness and interagency coordination during large-scale emergencies.

F-35 fighters visit 173rd Fighter Wing’s ample range space

A visiting U.S. Air Force F-35 Lightning II stands ready on the 173rd Fighter Wing ramp waiting for the sun to climb a little higher before winging its way to nearby ranges for training, Oct. 12, 2022. The 63rd Fighter Squadron from Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., brought 14 aircraft and flew nearly 500 hours over a 13-day period, increasing their capacity to train student pilots by utilizing Kingsley’s large and accessible air space. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jefferson Thompson)

PHOTO BY: Staff Sgt. Emily Copeland
VIRIN: 221012-Z-MJ107-1042.JPG
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NIKON Z 6

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320/100

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10/40000

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125

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