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Senior Airman Khijon Angus, 18. Truppenunterstützungsgeschwader
U.S. Air Force Col. Jeffrey King, 18. Instandhaltung
Oberst John Schutte, Kommandeur des 19. Luftbrückengeschwaders, hilft
Generalleutnant Giovanni Tuck, links, 18. Luftwaffe
Hauptmann der US-Luftwaffe Joshua Nations (rechts), C-17A
Oberst Steven J. Smith, Chef des XVIII. Luftlandekorps
Royal Air Force Air Commodore Johnny Stringer (rechts),
Oberst Jonathan King (links), der 18. Luftunterstützungseinsatz
Zusammenfassung
Oberst Jonathan King (links), Kommandeur der 18. Air Support Operations Group, und Maj. David Mack (Mitte), Kommandeur der 18. Combat Weather Squadron, enthüllen den neuen Führer der Staffel während einer Umbenennungszeremonie am 18. September 2020 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Die 18. Wetterstaffel wurde während der Zeremonie zur 18. Kampfwetterstaffel, was die spezifischen Fähigkeiten und die Ausbildung der Wetterstaffeln, die die Armee unterstützen, hervorhob. (Foto der US-Luftwaffe von Capt. Glaube Brodkorb)
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