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An Airman’s Story: From homeless child to squadron superintendent

Senior Master Sgt. Tricia Adolphues (left), 5th Flying Training Squadron superintendent, and Senior Master Sgt. Veronica Aquila, 70th Flying Training Squadron superintendent, share ideas during a recent group-wide improvement event held at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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An Airman’s Story: From homeless child to squadron superintendent

Senior Master Sgt. Tricia Adolphues, 5th Flying Training Squadron superintendent, outbriefs 340th Flying Training Group leadership following a recent group-wide improvement event held at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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An Airman’s Story: From homeless child to squadron superintendent

Senior Master Sgt. Tricia Adolphues, superintendent, 5th Flying Training Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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An Airman’s Story: From homeless child to squadron superintendent

Senior Master Sgt. Tricia Adolphues, 5th Flying Training Squadron superintendent, poses for a family photo to show off her senior master sergeant stripes following a promotion ceremony at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma. She is pictured with her husband, Air National Guard Tech. Sgt. Antonio Jabello Adolphues III, and their sons Antonio IV and Trenton. (Courtesy photo)

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Retired pilot returns to AF cockpit via Reserve service

Lt. Col. (then Major) Thomas Collins, 43rd Flying Training Squadron T-38C Talon instructor pilot, Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, reviews his preflight checklist. The 43rd is responsible for 12-20 percent of all pilots produced at Columbus AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Beaux Hebert)

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Retired pilot returns to AF cockpit via Reserve service

Lt. Col. Tom Collins, 43rd Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, shares his experiences as a Reserve Airman in Columbus, Mississippi. The ability to be a uniformed service member, and still have time to spend with his family and volunteer to support critical community needs means his is the best of all worlds. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Citizen Airman guides student pilots into ‘mosaic of airpower’

Lt. Col. William Pope, 96th Flying Training Squadron director of operations, talks with a member of the flightline management team at Laughlin Air Force Base, Del Rio, Texas. Pope, who took an unusual path into the pilot’s seat, continues to actively learn about his craft from his many experienced teammates at Laughlin, which enables him to excel as a student advisor and mentor. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Citizen Airman guides student pilots into ‘mosaic of airpower’

Lt. Col. William and Lt. Col. Necia Pope pose for a family photo with their children in front of one of the Laughlin Air Force Base T-38 Talon aircraft, in which William Pope is an instructor pilot, assigned to the 96th Flying Training Squadron. Necia Pope is a flight surgeon at Laughlin. Being able to live, work and play in the same place for a flying couple took a lot of flexibility, patience and faith. Today, with some help and support from the Air Force Reserve, the family calls Del Rio, Texas, home. (Courtesy photo)

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Citizen Airman guides student pilots into ‘mosaic of airpower’

Lt. Col. William Pope (seen here as a major in pilot training) took an unusual path into the pilot’s seat, and as challenging and frustrating as his journey was at times, his determination and faith, and his commitment to being with his flight surgeon wife and children, helped him break through the walls to reach his flying goals. Today, he’s the director of operations for the 96th Flying Training Squadron at Laughlin, where he believes his greatest career successes are tied to guiding students through the undergrad flying process. (U.S. Air Force photo by Janis El Shabazz)

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Citizen Airman helps teenage moms-to-be overcome barriers

YoungLives participants in Wichita Falls, Texas, relax during the program-sponsored annual summer camp. One focus of the program is to provide participants with fun activities and stress outlets. As a program mentor, Maj. Katrina Gagner, instructor pilot for the 97th Flying Training Squadron, Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, encourages and supports participants. (Courtesy photo)

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Citizen Airman helps teenage moms-to-be overcome barriers

Maj. Katrina Gagner, instructor pilot for the 97th Flying Training Squadron, Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, shares her thoughts on the value of Reserve service, including the opportunity to engage in the local community. She and her husband (also a 97th instructor pilot) accepted Reserve positions to enable them to have more control over their schedules and improve their work-life balance. As members of the Wichita Falls, Texas, community, they are also involved in various activities to help others improve their lives. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Citizen Airman helps teenage moms-to-be overcome barriers

Majors Katrina and Joe Gagner pose with their kids for a family photo in front of a T-6 Texan training aircraft at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. The Gagners elected to transition from active duty to Reserve to enable them to have more control over their schedules and improve their work-life balance. As members of the Wichita Falls, Texas, community, they are also involved in activities to help others improve their lives. NOTE - Congratulations to the Gagners on the March birth of their third child. (Courtesy photo)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Capt. Jennifer Trewett, 43rd Flying Training Squadron, Columbus AFB, Miss. executive officer, joined hundreds of DOD competitors at the San Antonio Alpha Warrior Proving Grounds for the November 2018 Alpha Warrior Final Battle, the first-ever interservice competition between Airmen, Sailors and Soldiers. Trewett has trained aggressively for several years to compete in the Alpha Warrior state-of-the-art obstacle course. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Capt. Jennifer Trewett, 43rd Flying Training Squadron, Columbus AFB, Miss.executive officer, warms up before competing at the San Antonio Alpha Warrior Proving Grounds during the November 2018 Alpha Warrior Final Battle, the first-ever interservice competition between Airmen, Sailors and Soldiers. Trewett has trained aggressively for several years to compete in the Alpha Warrior state-of-the-art obstacle course. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Capt. Jennifer Trewett, 43rd Flying Training Squadron, Columbus AFB, Miss. executive officer, competes at the San Antonio Alpha Warrior proving grounds during the November 2018 Alpha Warrior Final Battle, the first-ever interservice competition between Airmen, Sailors and Soldiers. Trewett has trained aggressively for several years to compete in the Alpha Warrior state-of-the-art obstacle course. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Capt. Jennifer Trewett, 43rd Flying Training Squadron, Columbus AFB, Miss. executive officer, competes at the San Antonio Alpha Warrior proving grounds during the November 2018 Alpha Warrior Final Battle, the first-ever interservice competition between Airmen, Sailors and Soldiers. Trewett has trained aggressively for several years to compete in the Alpha Warrior state-of-the-art obstacle course. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Part-time Reserve Citizen Airman, part-time “ninja” Capt. Jennifer Trewett is an executive officer for the 43rd Flying Training Squadron, Columbus AFB, Miss. The former active duty OSI officer enjoys an interesting, challenging career in the Air Force Reserve that also provides her with the flexibility to pursue family and fitness goals. (U.S. Air Force photo by Debbie Gildea)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

Captains Jennifer and Dominic Trewett pose for a family photo in front of the T-38 Talon at Columbus AFB, Miss. Jennifer transferred from active duty to the Air Force Reserve, accepting an executive officer position with the 43rd Flying Training Squadron, to minimize the likelihood of family separation. (Courtesy photo)

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Part-time Airman is also a part-time ninja

The Trewett toddler trio - three very cute reasons for their mom, Capt. Jennifer Trewett, to transfer from active duty to the Air Force Reserve. Trewett, executive officer at the 43rd Flying Training Squadron, found the Reserve enables her to continue to serve, and provides the flexibility to care for her family and pursue additional priorities. (Courtesy photo)

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340th leaders gather for semi-annual summit

Group and squadron senior leaders discuss common concerns and successes during the 340th Flying Training Group semi-annual commanders’ summit held March 4-7 in Fredericksburg, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo by Janis El Shabazz)

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