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Airman Double-Checks Mobility Bag Items

On April 10, 2010, during an Operational Readiness Exercise held in the Supply building of the 132nd Fighter Wing in Des Moines, Iowa, Airman 1st Class Calvin Foster verifies the size of his JSList items before packing them in his mobility bag. This particular mobility bag is also called the C1 bag; it contains items such as gas mask canisters, second skins for the gas mask, Chemical Protective Overgarment (CPO) coats, CPO trousers, etc. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Chandler promoted to Chief Master Sgt.

Chief Master Sgt. David Noble (right) congratulates newly pinned Chief Master Sgt. Edward Chandler (left) at his pinning ceremony on Saturday, March 7. Chief Master Sgt. Chandler is the 132nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Component Maintenance Flight Superintendent. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)(released)

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Cochran promoted to Chief Master Sgt.

During a pining ceremony held February 19, 2010, at the 132nd Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa, newly promoted Chief Master Sgt. Tim Cochran?s wife Teresa and mother Rosalie unveil his Chief Master Sgt. chevrons. Chief Cochran assumes the position of Superintendent of the 132nd Maintenance Operations Flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)(released)

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Chief Master Sgt. Floyd Studt pinned.

During a pining ceremony held January 24, 2010, at the 132nd Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa, newly promoted Chief Master Sgt. Floyd Studt?s family (l-r daughter-in-law Megan, son John, daughter Erin, and wife Kriss) unveil his Chief Master Sgt. chevrons. Chief Studt will remain in the 132nd Maintenance Squadron. (Iowa ANG photo)(released)

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Newly pinned Chief Master Sgt. Mark Louw

132nd Mission Support Commander Col. Jennifer Walter (right) congratulates newly pinned Chief Master Sgt. Mark Louw (left) at his pinning ceremony held at the 132d Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa on January 23, 2010. Chief Louw will be working as the Logistics Readiness Squadron Chief of Supply. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Ramirez promoted to Chief Master Sgt.

Col. James Bartlet, 132nd Medical Group Commander and Laura Lee Ramirez pin newly promoted Chief Master Sgt. Ben Ramirez during a ceremony held December 5, 2009, at the 132nd Medical Group's classroom. Chief Ramirez leaves Force Support Squadrons? Base Training Manager position to assume the Medical Group?s Chief of Health Services. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(released)

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Yost promoted to Chief Master Sgt.

Chief Master Sgt. Sean Larson , Vice President of the 132 FW Chief?s group, congratulates new Chief Master Sgt. Michelle Yost at her pinning ceremony on December 4, 2009. Chief Yost continues her position within the 132nd Communications Flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)(released)

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Col. Bartlett assumes command of Medical Group

Col. James H. Bartlett (right) receives the 132nd Medical Group guidon from Col. Randy E. Greenwood,132nd Maintenance Group Commander, (left) during a change of command ceremony held Sept. 12, 2009, at the 132nd Fighter Wing?s DFAC, Des Moines, Iowa. Col. Bartlett returns to the position after a five year tour as State Air Surgeon with Iowa JFHQ. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Linda Kephart)

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Kalitzki promoted to Chief Master Sgt.

Senior Master Sgt. Garry Kalitzki (left) is recognized by Maj. Mark Kickbush (right) during his promotion ceremony to Chief Master Sgt. held February 16, 2009. Chief Master Sgt. Kalitzki is the Superintendent of the Propulsion Element within the 132nd Maintenance Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)

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Diamond Sharp Award - March 2010

Tech. Sgt. Paul Havran (holding certificate) is awarded the Diamond Sharp award for March 2010. Sergeant Havran is recognized for his his selfless dedication to retention, unwavering professionalism and his work with the student flight in preparing the next generation of Airmen. Sergeant Havran, retention office manager for the 132nd Fighter Wing, Force Support Squadron, Iowa Air National Guard was recently selected by the Air National Guard as ?Rookie Retention Office Manager of the Year?. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(released)

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Flowers joins Tops In Blue

Tech. Sgt. Matthew Flowers pictured with the coveted Roger Award. Sgt. Flowers won the award for top technician during the annual Air Force Worldwide Talent Search held 17-25 January at Lackland AFB, Texas. Sgt Flowers a munitions system technician with the 132nd Fighter Wing, Iowa Air National Guard will be joining Tops In Blue for their 2010 season in March as a result as a result of the competition. Sergeant Flowers will be the groups lighting and technical director.(USAF photo/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)(released)

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Havran selected ANG "Rookie Retention Office Manager" of the Year

Tech. Sgt Paul Havran (center) of the 132nd Fighter Wing, Force Support Squadron, Iowa Air Nationl Guard, was awarded "Rookie Retention Office Manager of the Year" during Air Guard's annual Recruiting and Retention Training Workshop held in Dallas, Texas. (ANG photo)(released)

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Adult Good Samaritan

Every other week for the past 14 years Senior Master Sgt. Howard Berkenbosch Jr. of the 132nd Maintenance Squadron, can be found at the Blood Center of Iowa donating blood. Since 1995, he has donated approximately 60 gallons of blood platelets. He was recognized as the Adult Good Samaritan at the eighth annual Heroes of the Heartland Breakfast, Thursday, March 4, 2010.(U.S. Air Force/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day)(released)

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132d Fignter Wing unit member wins National Retention Award

Tech. Sgt. Paul Havran, Retention Office Manager for the 132nd Force Support Squadron, Des Moines, Iowa, assists a unit member with his extension and benefits package. Sgt. Havran was recently recognized as Rookie Retention Office Manager of the Year by the Air National Guard. (U.S. Air Force/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(released)

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Kids have fun and make slime with help from Iowa State Youth Coordinator

State Youth Coordinator Jeremy VanWyk (right) explains how to make ?slime? to children he is working with who?s parents are attending the Yellow Ribbon Event held at the Holiday Inn Airport in Des Moines, Iowa on March 6, 2010. Childcare services were offered so parents could attend the event, which is designed to assist military members who have returned home from deployment and offer assistance to them as they transition back into civilian life. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Husband and wife attent Yellow Ribbon Event

Master Sgt. Kurt Kollasch (left) and wife Susan (middle) enjoy each others company as they review information about the YMCA with representative Michelle Brainard (right) at the Yellow Ribbon Event held at the Holiday Inn Airport on March 6, 2010. The Yellow Ribbon Event is designed to assist military members who have returned home from deployment and offer assistance to them as they transition back into civilian life. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Military Medicine representitive explains program to airman

Staff Sgt. Taylor York (right) listens intently as Military Medicine (M2M) representative Heidi Carter (left) reviews information with him about what the M2M program has to offer. Sgt. York recently returned from deployment and is attending the Yellow Ribbon Event being held at the Holiday Inn Airport in Des Moines, Iowa on March 6, 2010. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Airman receives coin from USAA representative

Staff Sgt. Joshua Brady (left) receives a coin from USAA Military Affairs Representative Michael Evans (right) at the Yellow Ribbon Event held at the Holiday Inn Airport in Des Moines, Iowa on March 6, 2010. The coin is being presented to Sgt. Brady as a ?thank you? for his service and time spent overseas on a recent deployment. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Linda E. Kephart)(Released)

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Firefighters train Iraqi firefighters

Senior Airman Jon Linn, firefighter with the 447th ECES/CEF instructs and Iraqi firefighter in the proper use of an extraction saw at a training facility located at Sather AB, Iraq. In addition to Senior Airman Linn?s normal duties of firefighting, building and equipment inspections, trains Iraqi firefighters from the surrounding fire departments enabling them to handle their firefighting role when the United States Air Force is no longer present in the area. Senior Airman Linn is filling an Expeditionary Combat Support rotation and is from the 132nd Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Welcome Home

Staff Sgt. Melody Stepp (civilian clothes) greets her husband Staff Sgt. Kyle Stepp, Christmas Eve day upon his return home from a deployment to Joint Base Balad, Iraq. The 132nd Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa, deployed approximately 270 member aviation package as part of its scheduled Aerospace Expeditionary Force rotation. (U.S. Air Force/Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day) (Released)

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