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Homecoming

Spc. Tracy Bracyboy of the Florida Army National Guard’s 930th Army Liaison Team presents the unit’s guidon during a welcome home ceremony at the armory of the 50th Area Support Group headquarters Mar 22. Dozens of family members came out to welcome the troops back after spending a year deployed to Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Thomas Kielbasa)
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Homecoming

Soldiers from the 930th Army Liaison Team return home to Homestead, Fla., March 22, following a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Thomas Kielbasa)
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Homecoming

Glicelia Oliva welcomes back her husband, Sgt. Manuel Oliva, March 22 at the 50th Area Support Group Headquarters here at Homestead Air Reserve Base. Twenty-one soldiers of the 930th Army Liaison Team returned after a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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Homecoming

Twenty-one soldiers of the 930th Army Liaison Team, a tenant unit of Homestead Air Reserve Base, return to a hero’s welcome, partly provided by the 482nd Civil Engineering Squadron Fire Department March 22. The unit was deployed for a year to Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dan Galindo)
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930th Army Liaison Team

Orphans at the Allhoddin orphanage is Kabul, Afghanistan, line up for soccer balls and blankets on Nov. 30, 2006 from Lt. Col. Abe Conn, 930th ALT. While deployed, the unit took the time to organize the collection of donations from across the U.S. The soldiers handed out nearly 2,000 blankets, 1,000 balls and basic school supplies. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Christopher DeWitt)
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Homecoming

Sergeant First Class James Hester reunites with his wife, Michelle, and daughter, Carlee, after a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. Sergeant Hester is an Operations NCO with the 930th Army Liaison Team. The unit is a tenant of Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla. During their deployment the team acted as liaisons between coalition, international and Afghan forces. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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Bilateral Training

Corporal (Cpl) Marc-Andre Poirier from Sherbrooke, Quebec, checks a Canadian Forces CF-18 Feb. 22 during the bilateral exercise, CHUMEX, at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla. The three-week exercise pitted Canadian CF-18s against F-16s from Homestead’s 93rd Fighter Squadron. F-15s from the Florida Air National Guard also participated, and all of the fighters got support from an Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft from Tinker A.F.B, Okla. and a CC-130 refueling tanker from the Canadian Air Force. (Canadian Air Force photo/Cpl. J.A. Wilson)
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Bilateral Training

Private (Pte) Francois Brisson, a crew chief from Montreal, Quebec, straps Capt. James Kettle into his Canadian Forces CF-18 Feb. 22 at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla. The three-week exercise pitted Canadian CF-18s against F-16s from Homestead’s 93rd Fighter Squadron. Also, Canadian fighter pilot students participated in the annual exercise for the first time in its history. (Canadian Air Force photo/Cpl. J.A. Wilson)
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Bilateral Training

Corporal (Cpl) Sandy Schnurr, an avionics technician from Lethbridge, Alberta, pumps hydraulic fluid into a Canadian Forces CF-18 Feb. 22 at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla. The three-week Dissimilar Aircraft Combat Training exercise tested the air-to-air combat skills of both Canadian and American fighter pilots. (Canadian Air Force photo/Cpl. J.A. Wilson)
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New Basketball Court

Visitors to the base fitness center can now take advantage of a newly replaced basketball court sporting new logos, including a “Support Our Troops” ribbon. Fitness center staff also added new equipment to the weight room and treadmills for the cardio room. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dan Galindo)
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Pin-on ceremony

Newly promoted Brig. Gen. Jon R. Shasteen accepts a general’s flag from Maj. Gen. Allan R. Poulin, the officiating officer at General Shasteen’s promotion ceremony. Staff Sgt. Ryan Ayers, 482nd Fighter Wing Honor Guard, stands left of the generals. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Paul Dean)
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Pin-on ceremony

Newly promoted Brig. Gen. Jon R. Shasteen recites the military officer oath of office at a ceremony here March 3 from Maj. Gen. Allan R. Poulin, Vice Commander, Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command. Both general’s were assigned to Homestead Air Reserve Base during their careers and are both Mako pilots. General Shasteen credits opportunities to excel at Homestead ARB with his climb into flag officer status. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Paul Dean)
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5K Fun Run

Lt. Col. Joe Matchette and his family finished the 3.2 mile run as a family in 29 minutes, 12 seconds. Proceeds from the 5th Annual Tribute to the Military 5K Fun Run in Coral Gables, Fla. will go to support families of deployed military personnel and other family support services. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Ray Sarracino)
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New AFRC Command Chief

Air Force Reserve Command Chief Master Sgt. Troy J. McIntosh speaks with base chiefs at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., March 7. He first held an enlisted call during which he discussed key issues such as ancillary training, leadership, mentoring and how to be successful as a reservist. March 7 was the Chief's first day in his new position. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ryan Ayers)
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New AFRC Command Chief

Air Force Reserve Command Chief Master Sgt. Troy J. McIntosh holds an enlisted call at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., March 7. During the visit he discussed key issues such as ancillary training, leadership, mentoring and how to be successful as a reservist. March 7 was the Chief's first day in his new position. He replaces Chief Master Sgt. Jackson A. Winsett who is retiring after more than 30 years of service. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ryan Ayers)
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RED MAN

Airman First Class Sylvain Michael (right), and Staff Sgt. Daniel Malerba, 482nd Security Forces Squadron, use unarmed defensive tactics to gain positive control over two unruly citizens during a training scenario Feb. 10 here at Homestead Air Reserve Base. The demonstration was part of a full day of instruction on Unarmed Defensive Tactics. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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Security

Airman First Class Sylvain Michael, 482nd Security Forces, (foreground) watches as Master Sgt. Chad Martens demonstrates a bar hammer lock takedown. Sergeant Martens is a training instructor with the 482nd Security Forces Squadron. The demonstration was part of a full day of instruction on Unarmed Defensive Tactics held Feb. 10 here at Homestead Air Reserve Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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Takedown

Staff Sgt. Vickie Pearson takes down Airman First Class Sylvain Michael, 482nd Security Forces Squadron, using an unarmed defensive tactic known as the bar hammer lock. The technique is one of many that was taught during a training scenario Feb 10. here at Homestead Air Reserve Base. The 8-hour course included 25 Security Forces Airmen and five instructors. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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New CES Commander

Maj. William S. Riehl III, Lt. Col. Mark Wolfe and 482 Mission Support Group Commander Col. Dennis Daley salute during a change of command ceremony here at Homestead Air Reserve Base Feb. 11. During the ceremony, Lt. Col. Mark Wolfe relinquished command of the squadron to Maj. William S. Riehl, III. Lt. Col. Wolfe is retiring after six years as the CES commander. Also pictured is Master Sgt. Luis Mateo, 482nd CES First Sgt. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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New CES Commander

Members of the 482nd Civil Engineering Squadron salute during a change of command ceremony here at Homestead Air Reserve Base Feb. 11. During the ceremony, Lt. Col. Mark Wolfe relinquished command of the squadron to Maj. William S. Riehl, III. Lt. Col. Wolfe is retiring after six years as the CES commander. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jake Shaw)
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