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Chief’s Corner: Faith and Change 2020

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CHILD MONTH

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Children education and development concept.

Maintaining the routine of educating children is important, and it can also improve parent/child relationships.
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Christopher Fairbank 340th FTG HC Fam Flight

Christopher Fairbank, 340th Flying Training Group honorary commander, puts on his G-suit before taking his T-38C familiarization flight on Apr. 26, 2024, at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. Fairbank is an Executive Management professional, coach, and speaker who is part of the 340th FTG honorary commander program, which aims to bridge the gap between business and civic leaders, who lack military backgrounds, so they can learn about the critical air education and training mission carried out by the 340th FTG.
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Christopher Fairbank 340th FTG HC Fam Flight

Christopher Fairbank (left), 340th Flying Training Group honorary commander, poses for a pre-flight photo with Kyle Goldstein, former 340th FTG commander, before his T-38C familiarization flight on Apr. 26, 2024, at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. Fairbank is an Executive Management professional, coach, and speaker who is part of the 340th FTG honorary commander program, which aims to bridge the gap between business and civic leaders, who lack military backgrounds, so they can learn about the critical air education and training mission carried out by the 340th FTG.
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Christopher Fairbank 340th FTG HC Familiarization Flight

Two T-38C Talons take off in formation from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, on Apr. 26, 2024, as part of a familiarization flight for Christopher Fairbank, an honorary commander with the 340th Flying Training Group. Fairbank along with three other honorary commanders are part of the 340th FTG honorary commander program which aims to bridge the gap between business and civic leaders, who lack military backgrounds, so they can learn about the critical air education and training mission carried out by the 340th FTG.
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Christopher Fairbank 340th FTG HC Familiarization Flight

Two T-38C Talons take off in formation from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, on Apr. 26, 2024, as part of a familiarization flight for Christopher Fairbank, an honorary commander with the 340th Flying Training Group. Fairbank along with three other honorary commanders are part of the 340th FTG honorary commander program which aims to bridge the gap between business and civic leaders, who lack military backgrounds, so they can learn about the critical air education and training mission carried out by the 340th FTG.
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Chuck DeBellevue

Retired Air Force Col. Chuck DeBellevue was inducted into the Vance Air Force Base's "Partners in the Sky" organization, Friday, Oct. 16, 2020. The organization is a select group of local leaders who have gone above and beyond in their efforts to promote and support the men and women of Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Cameron Schultz)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger’s family, including his three kids pictured here, have found an active, fulfilling life in the Del Rio, Texas, community, outside Laughlin Air Force Base, where Boettger is an instructor pilot for the 96th Flying Training Squadron. He and his wife are active coaches and leaders in the youth sports arena, and their kids are engaged in a host of sports and other activities. They are fully integrated into a caring community that they look forward to sharing with others. (Courtesy photo)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger, 96th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, participates in a two-day flight commander training event at the 340th Flying Training Group in February. Boettger and his family have embraced the Del Rio, Texas, community outside Laughlin Air Force Base and invite others to give the community a try. (U.S. Air Force photo by Janis El Shabazz)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger, 96th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, participates in a two-day flight commander training event at the 340th Flying Training Group in February. Boettger and his family have embraced the Del Rio, Texas, community outside Laughlin Air Force Base and invite others to give the community a try. (U.S. Air Force photo by Janis El Shabazz)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger’s family, including his wife and three kids pictured here at the local rodeo, have found an active, fulfilling life in the Del Rio, Texas, community outside Laughlin Air Force Base, where Boettger is an instructor pilot for the 96th Flying Training Squadron. He and his wife are active coaches and leaders in the youth sports arena, and their kids are engaged in a host of sports and other activities. They are fully integrated into a caring community that they look forward to sharing with others. (Courtesy photo)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger (back row, third from left), 96th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, coaches for various youth sports in Del Rio, including for this boys baseball team. Boettger and his family have embraced the Del Rio, Texas, community outside Laughlin Air Force Base and invite others to give the community a try. (Courtesy photo)
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Citizen Airman enjoying his best life in Del Rio

Lt. Col. Brian Boettger, 96th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, coaches for various youth sports in Del Rio, including for this children’s soccer team. Boettger and his family have embraced the Del Rio, Texas, community outside Laughlin Air Force Base and invite others to give the community a try. (Courtesy 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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