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MOPP-4

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- Members of the 482nd Communications Squadron here participate in impromptu Mission Oriented Protective Posture training on Sep. 11. The entire 482nd is preparing for a major inspection, which will take place next year. (US Air Force photo)

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Donate

Col. Donald R. Lindberg, Commander, 482nd Fighter Wing, donates over 955 pounds of food and diapers on behalf of the Homestead Air Reserve Base to the Homestead Community Partnership for the Homeless on Aug 31. On hand to accept the donations were Ms. Sharon Saxton, HCPH community liaison, and Mr. Daniel Vincent, CEO of Community Partnership for the Homeless.

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history donated

Mr. Steven A. Edelsetin, on behalf of the Air Force Association, Miami-Homestead chapter, donates a historical photo reprint of his father in 1943 to the Homestead Air Reserve Base on Aug 18. Col David Davis, 482nd Fighter Wing Vice Commander accepts the framed photo on behalf of the base

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SCHOOL ZONE

School is back in session, so motor vehicle operators need to be more aware than ever of School Zone signs. This daycare is within site of Homestead Air Reserve Base, and is open year-round, regardless of whether or not it is summer. (US Air Force Photo/Mr. Ian Carrier)

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JISCC team

Homestead Air Reserve Base's JISCC team

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Family Care Plan

Military members with dependants are required to provide family care plans. Don't leave your loved ones unprepared for your deployment. See your first Sergeant or Commander for more information. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lou Burton)

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Clean up

Reservist’s and Civilian employees from Homestead Air Reserve Base partnered with Homestead Job Corps students to assist in a community road-side clean up on July 28.(U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lou Burton, 482nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs)

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Clean up

Col. Elwin A. Rozyskie, Jr, Commander, 482nd Mission Support Group walks along Southwest 288th Street with a Job Corps Joint Uniform Military Prep student picking up trash in conjunction with the Job Corps Adopt-a-Road program on July 28. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lou Burton, 482nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs)

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Clean Up

Senior Airman Patricia Trimble, 482d Fighter Wing Honor Guard works with a Job Corps Joint Uniform Military Prep student to assist in a community road-side clean up on July 28. Thirty two people from Job Corps and Homestead Air Reserve Base paired up to pick up trash along 288th Street, starting at 137th Avenue to the Job Corps center. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lou Burton, 482nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs)

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Feds Feed Families

Homestead Air Reserve Base is participating in the Office of Personnel Management's Third Annual "Feds Feed Families" Food Drive. The food drive has begun and will run until Aug. 23. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Senior Airman Lou Burton)

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CRIME STOPPERS

Base Defense Operation Center is the call center for Crime Stop hotline. Pictured Mr. Gene Racano and TSgt Christian Loria.

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CRIME STOPPERS

Staff Sgt. Rolando Gonzalez, SeniorAirman Alexis Leyva, Tech. Sgt. Rickie Cancel, and Tech. Sgt. Christian Loria

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FLAG DEDICATION

Chief Master Sgt. David Hanck, Barbara Hanck, Lt. Col. Theodore Munchmeyer and Bill Duquette, CEO of Homestead Hospital, at the dedication ceremony of the American flag flown over Kirkuk air base in Iraq in honor of the hospital.

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Airman's wife saves life

Mrs. Jesika Davis receives a Miami-Dade County Commendation from Commissioner Lynda Bell.

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4th OF JULY

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- The night sky over Homstead ARB lit up with rocket's red glare during it's second annual 4th of July celebration. More than 1500 people attended the event, six times the amount from the previous year. (US Air Force photo/Mr. Ian Carrier)

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FUN AND GAMES

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- More than 1500 people attended the event, six times the amount from the previous year. People of all ages were treated to free food and souvenirs from sponsors as well as games, music and a spectacular fireworks display.(US Air Force photo/Mr. Ian Carrier)

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BOY vs. ROBOT

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- A young guest waves to the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot at Homestead ARB during the second annual 4th of July celebration. More than 1500 people attended the event, six times the amount from the previous year. People of all ages were treated to free food and souvenirs from sponsors as well as games, music and a spectacular fireworks display.(US Air Force photo/Mr. Ian Carrier)

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FLAGS AND FIREWORKS

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- The night sky over Homstead ARB lit up with rocket's red glare during it's second annual 4th of July celebration. More than 1500 people attended the event, six times the amount from the previous year. (US Air Force photo/Mr. Ian Carrier)

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Yellow Ribbon Program recognizes military spouses’ sacrifices

Air Force Reservists, dependents and support personnel from the 482nd Fighter Wing at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., pause for a picture at the South Region’s Yellow Ribbon Program in Austin, Texas on June 25. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Anna-Marie Wyant)

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