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In accordance with Chapter 3 of AFI 84-105, commercial reproduction of this emblem is NOT permitted without the permission of the proponent organizational/unit commander.


70 Flying Training Squadron (AFRC) Emblem

In accordance with Chapter 3 of AFI 84-105, commercial reproduction of this emblem is NOT permitted without the permission of the proponent organizational/unit commander.

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Maj. Teresa Davies, 340 Flying Training Group Deputy Chief, Plans and Programs (foreground), samples goodies at the Group's picnic after the unit's spring MUTA at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas, June 8-9. Other Citizen Airmen sampling the delights are (L-R) Maj. Joya Gamara, 340 FTG Executive Officer, Master Sgt. Joe Jimenez and Anthony Smith. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs)
Col. Roger Suro, 340 Flying Training Group Commander (Top left), poses for a photo with members of the Group’s Undergraduate Flight Training team to celebrate their receipt of the Air Force Reserve Command's Gen. George Kenny Lessons Learned Award. The award was presented during the unit's spring MUTA held June 8-9 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. Other members pictured are (top back row-center) Lt. Col. Lee Glenn, Senior Master Sgt. Samuel Caballero. (middle row l-r) Master Sgt. Tainell Pettengill, Lt. Col. Timothy Chapman and Master Sgt. Randy Alvis. (Front row) Master Sgt. Vianca Contreras, Tech. Sgt. Natasha Todd and Tech. Sgt. Brett Daniel. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs).
Col. Roger Suro, 340 Flying Training Group Commander, coins Lt. Col. Charlan Poirson at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. Poirson was celebrated during the unit's MUTA, June 8-9 in recognition of her being named to the Key Personnel List and for her service as the Group’s Deputy Commander. She will soon depart for a new position working for Brig. Gen. Ellen Moore at the Air Reserve Personnel Center. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs).
Col. Roger Suro (L), Maj. Thallas Lumpkin, Master Sgt. Sarah Cornelius, Lt. Col. Timonthy Chaman andMaster Sgt. Derrick Worthy discuss how to load the bouce house on the trailer after the family picnic following the 340 FTG MUTA held at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas on June 8-9. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs).
Master Sgt. Tainell Pettengill (L) and Master Sgt. Vianca Contreras sample goodies at the 340 Flying Training Group's picnic after the unit's spring MUTA held at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas, June 8-9.. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs)
Col. Michael Vanzo, 340 Flying Training Group Director of Operations, explores the Wingman Toolkit with Senior Master Sgt. Diana Marlette, Yellow Ribbon Program event coordinator with the 433rd Airlift Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas. Marlette briefed 340 FTG Citizen Airmen on the YRP during the unit's spring MUTA at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas on June 8-9. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs).
Master Sgt.Sarah Cornelius and Larry Tutor, 340 Flying Training Group Director of Staff, grill up burgers and brats during the Group picnic held after the Group's spring MUTA at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas, June 8-9. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG, Public Affairs)
Col. Roger Suro, 340 Flying Training Group Commander, coins retired Staff Sgt. Sebastiana Lopez-Arellano after she shared her story of resilience and recovery at the unit's spring MUTA on June 8 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. Lopez-Arellano lost her right leg in a 2015 motorcycle crash. She went on to compete and medal several times at the Air Force Warrior Games and Invictus. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz, 340 FTG Public Affairs).
Col. Roger Suro, 340 Flying Training Group commander, shares recent Facebook and website stats during the unit’s spring MUTA June 8-9 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. He encouraged members to use these and other internal communication tools to showcase the unit's airmen and highlight the details of the mission. (Photo by Janis El Shabazz)
Lt. Col. Thomas Lessner’s wife Kathleen pins on his new rank insignia following his on-air promotion on “The View”. Lessner appeared on the show in support of a larger Memorial Day tribute featuring former U.S, Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld as the guest host. Lessner shared his story of resilience that helped him and his family overcome many challenges, including a rocket propelled grenade strike on his helicopter during Operation Iraqi Freedom. (ABC courtesy photo).
ABC’s “The View” hosts Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines talk with (l-r) Lt. Col. Thomas Lessner, retired Master Sgt. Christian MacKenzie, retired Senior Master Sgt. Randy Kensey and retired Senior Master Sgt. Robert Colanino. The four airmen were reunited on the show May 25, more than a decade since their MH-53 helicopter crashed in Iraq in 2004. (ABC courtesy photo).
Former U.S, Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld congratulates Lt. Col. Thomas “Brock” Lessner on the set of “The View” on May 25 following his on-air promotion to lieutenant colonel. . He appeared on the show in support of a larger Memorial Day tribute featuring Rumsfeld as the guest host. Lessner shared his story of resilience that helped him and his family overcome many challenges, including a rocket propelled grenade strike on his helicopter during Operation Iraqi Freedom. (ABC courtesy photo).

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