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Case lot sale, savings on groceries comes to HARB

In order to bring substantial savings on groceries to local servicemembers, Homestead Air Reserve base hosts a case lot sale, sponsored by the Defense Commissary Agency, Sept. 7-9. The event, which brings truckloads of groceries to servicemembers at cost, is located behind the Base Exchange Shopette across the street from the base’s Coral Sea Gate and is open to all servicemembers with a valid Department of Defense identification card and runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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HARB holds voter registration drive

Homestead Air Reserve Base hosts a voter registration drive at the Falcon’s Nest Club, Sept. 7 and 8.

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Marlins

Senior Airman Jose De Jesus, Security Forces Patrolman 482d Security Forces Squadron poses, with the Miami Marlin Energy Team for a photo during the Miami Marlins visit to the base Aug, 20. Their third time visiting HARB, the Miami Marlins Energy Team handed out free game tickets and fan paraphernalia such as water bottles, bags and player bobble-head dolls, while Billy Marlin entertained, posed for pictures, and shook hands.

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Marlins

Col. David Davis, 482d Fighter Wing Vice Commander (Left) and Capt. Shannon Cary 482d Fighter Wing executive officer (right), pose with the Miami Marlins Energy Team and Billy the Marlin during the Miami Marlins visit to the base Aug, 20. Base personnel from the 482nd Fighter Wing, U.S. Coast Guard and Maritime Safety Team 91114, Special Operations Command South, and U. S. Customs and Border Protection Miami Air and Marine Branch participated in taking advantage of the fun filled event.

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Muster

Tech Sgt. Jacklyn Pacheco, 482nd Fighter Wing Financial Management and Comptroller, helps an IRR member with their paper work during the base’s annual muster, Aug. 17. IRR members are composed of former active duty, guard and reserve servicemembers who have time remaining on their military service obligation or on a contracted agreement. Until the end of their obligation they are assigned to the IRR. IRR members do not participate in military activities unless a time of national emergency declared by the president and they are activated.

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Muster

Tech sergeant Randi Ferebee, 482nd Fighter Wing, Chief, Installation Personnel Readiness, hands an IRR member their paper work after processing it during the base’s annual muster, Aug. 17. The muster had 60 IRR members participate and featured a myriad of events such as a Veteran's Administration brief, medical screening, identification card issue, updating of personal data, and civilian employment information update.

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Destruction of Homestead Air Force Base after Hurricane Andrew. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Destruction of Homestead Air Force Base after Hurricane Andrew. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Destruction of Homestead Air Force Base after Hurricane Andrew. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Spectators during Homestead Air Reserve Base's 2010 air show, Wings Over Homestead. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Lou Burton)

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Rendering of Homestead Air Reserve Base's upcoming fitness center, currently under construction.

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Rendering of Homestead Air Reserve Base's upcoming dining facility now under construction.

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

482nd Fighter Wing Headquarters Building, Homestead Air Reserve Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ross Tweten)

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Homestead ARB and Hurricane Andrew: A look back, a look forward

Homestead Air Reserve Base F-16 static display. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ross Tweten)

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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/Ian Carrier)

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New health profession recruiter in south Florida

Master Sgt. Angel "Ernie" Sacarello, the new health profession recruiter in south Florida, servicing units from Patrick Air Force Base, Fla. down to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. For more information on health professions with the Air Force Reserve, email Sergeant Sacarello at angel.sacarello.1@us.af.mil or call 305-279-9993. Sergeant Sacarello is located in the TJ Maxx Plaza at 7444 Southwest 117th Ave., Miami, Fla. 33183. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ross Tweten)

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F-4

Escorted by Homestead Police, Air Force Reservist and local contractors transport the F-4 from Homestead, Saturday morning Aug. 4. The Jet was removed from its former location on U. S. 1 to be painted.

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F-4

Local contractors pull away from Homestead's F-4's viewing site while transporting the jet to Homestead Air Reserve Base, Saturday morning Aug. 4. The jet will undergo a 3 month process consisting of repairs and repainting of the jet.

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F-4

Contractors and Air Force Reservist lower Homesteads F-4 onto a trailer for transport, Saturday morning Aug. 4. The transportation process of the jet took over five hours to complete.

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HARB welcomes first Development and Training Flight

Instructors and trainees of the Development and Training Flight at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., Aug. 12. The Development and Training Flight is a group of trainees who wish to prepare themselves before making their way to basic military training and technical school. The goal of the development and training flight is to reduce the number of seats lost in basic military training and technical school by ensuring all trainees are better prepared for the Air Education and Training Command environment. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jaimi Upthegrove)

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