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A ground breaking ceremony marks the beginning of construction for a new Security Forces Squadron operational building at Andersen Air Force Base (AFB), Guam. Breaking ground are (left to right): US Air Force (USAF) olonel (OL) Joseph F. Mudd Jr., ommander, 36th Air Base Wing; US Navy (USN) aptain (APT) Joseph D. Ludovici, Navy Officer in charge of onstruction ontracts; Mr. James Ramirez, Dick Pacific onstruction ompany, Ltd., Representative and SENIOR Vice-President; USAF OL Thomas P. Finnegan, 36th Air Base Wing; USAF OL Simpson, 36th Mission Support Group; USAF Major (MAJ) John Worley; USAF hief MASTER Sergeant (MSGT) Paul Steele, 36th Security Forces; and USAF Lieutenant...
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El Salvadoran humanitarian response soldiers take turns hurling a rope rescue bag, a tool used in swift water rescue operations, under the close tutelage of Maj. Brian Fernandes (far right), deputy commander, 12th Civil Support Team, New Hampshire Army National Guard in San Juan Opico, El Salvador, June 5. Fernandes led a team of NHARNG soldiers on a five-day visit in support of NH's relationship with San Salvador in the State Partnership Program. The training focused on an exchange of ideas and best practices for rescue techniques, command and control operations and ways to enhance reaction times and interoperability between all organizations involved in swift water response missions. (Photo by Sgt. Charles W. Johnston, 114th Public Affairs Detachment).