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Key Spouse Holiday

Westover's Key Spouses held a holiday party for military children on Dec. 3. Thank you to everyone who donated to this event. The kid's loved it! The Fourth Wall #westover #militaryspouse #ReserveResilient
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Key Spouse Holiday

Westover's Key Spouses held a holiday party for military children on Dec. 3. Thank you to everyone who donated to this event. The kid's loved it! The Fourth Wall #westover #militaryspouse #ReserveResilient
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Key Spouse Holiday

Westover's Key Spouses held a holiday party for military children on Dec. 3. Thank you to everyone who donated to this event. The kid's loved it! The Fourth Wall #westover #militaryspouse #ReserveResilient
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Key Spouse Holiday

Westover's Key Spouses held a holiday party for military children on Dec. 3. Thank you to everyone who donated to this event. The kid's loved it! The Fourth Wall #westover #militaryspouse #ReserveResilient
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Westover Airman helps rescue Millers Falls family from house fire

Command Chief Master Sgt. Rosiline R. Ratliff, 439th Airlift Wing command chief, coins Tech. Sgt. James Hawkins, 439th Maintenance Squadron aircraft fuels systems craftsman, during a commander's call, Dec. 3, 2022 at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts. Hawkins helped save a Millers Falls, Massachusetts family from a house fire on his way home from duty, Nov. 8, 2022. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Dylan Auger)
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Westover Airman helps rescue Millers Falls family from house fire

Maj. Monica Lombardo, 439th Maintenance Squadron commander, recognizes Tech. Sgt. James Hawkins, 439th Maintenance Squadron aircraft fuels system craftsman, during a base commander's call, Dec. 3, 2022 at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts. Hawkins, a former fire fighter, helped save members of a Millers Falls, Massachusetts family from a house fire, Nov. 8, 2022.
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December 2022 Pre-UTA News Briefs

December 2022 Pre-UTA News Briefs Col. Joseph Janik, Commander 439th Airlift Wing Chief Master Sgt. Rosiline Ratliff, Command Chief 439th Airlift Wing Gillian Begin, USO Center OPS & Program Mgr. this month "live" from the Westover USO produced by William C. Pope, 439th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
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We love a parade!

On Friday, Oct 14 the second annual Westover snow parade was held. Contractors, base civil engineer employees and members of Security Forces teamed up to convoy of nearly 30 snow removal vehicles around the base. Thanks to the hard work of the 439th Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Maintenance personnel, the Patriot Wing has the highest fully mission capable snow fleet rate in well over a year. The snow removal team is ready to ensure the 439th Airlift Wing provides rapid global mobility throughout the coming winter. Let it snow!
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We love a parade!

On Friday, Oct 14 the second annual Westover snow parade was held. Contractors, base civil engineer employees and members of Security Forces teamed up to convoy of nearly 30 snow removal vehicles around the base. Thanks to the hard work of the 439th Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Maintenance personnel, the Patriot Wing has the highest fully mission capable snow fleet rate in well over a year. The snow removal team is ready to ensure the 439th Airlift Wing provides rapid global mobility throughout the coming winter. Let it snow!
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Westover Firefighters put out Firey Chili

On Friday, Oct 28 the Westover Fire Dept. hosted the 1st Annual Westover Chili Cookoff. More than a dozen entrants competed in the categories of Hottest, Most Original and Best Overall. In an attendee voting format, the winners were David Wilkinson, Fire Dept (Hottest), Kristin Russell, BCE (Most Original) and Audra Sneed, LRS (Best Overall.) Mark your calendars now for the event's return date of Friday Oct 27, 2023. The second annual cookoff will be in conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, as well taking place on the Friday before the Oct. UTA.
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Westover Firefighters put out Firey Chili

On Friday, Oct 28 the Westover Fire Dept. hosted the 1st Annual Westover Chili Cookoff. More than a dozen entrants competed in the categories of Hottest, Most Original and Best Overall. In an attendee voting format, the winners were David Wilkinson, Fire Dept (Hottest), Kristin Russell, BCE (Most Original) and Audra Sneed, LRS (Best Overall.) Mark your calendars now for the event's return date of Friday Oct 27, 2023. The second annual cookoff will be in conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, as well taking place on the Friday before the Oct. UTA.
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Westover Firefighters put out Firey Chili

On Friday, Oct 28 the Westover Fire Dept. hosted the 1st Annual Westover Chili Cookoff. More than a dozen entrants competed in the categories of Hottest, Most Original and Best Overall. In an attendee voting format, the winners were David Wilkinson, Fire Dept (Hottest), Kristin Russell, BCE (Most Original) and Audra Sneed, LRS (Best Overall.) Mark your calendars now for the event's return date of Friday Oct 27, 2023. The second annual cookoff will be in conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, as well taking place on the Friday before the Oct. UTA.
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Westover Firefighters put out Firey Chili

On Friday, Oct 28 the Westover Fire Dept. hosted the 1st Annual Westover Chili Cookoff. More than a dozen entrants competed in the categories of Hottest, Most Original and Best Overall. In an attendee voting format, the winners were David Wilkinson, Fire Dept (Hottest), Kristin Russell, BCE (Most Original) and Audra Sneed, LRS (Best Overall.) Mark your calendars now for the event's return date of Friday Oct 27, 2023. The second annual cookoff will be in conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, as well taking place on the Friday before the Oct. UTA.
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Final Spin with Sarah!

Thurs., Nov 3 was the last early morning spin class with instructor Sarah Bowers. During the last five months she has led a rigorous and anaerobic 45-minute class each Tuesday and Thursday morning. Sarah and spouse 1Lt Seth Bowers are PCSing to Wright-Patterson AFB, OH next week. There Lt Bowers will work for Air Force Material Command’s Life Cycle Management Center. Sarah’s knowledge, enthusiasm and inspiration greatly contributed to the physical and mental resilience of her students, which in-turn amplified the Wing’s ability to provide full spectrum operations in any environment.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman

Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony Brook Energy Center.
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