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Westover Bosslist 2016

More than 50 civilian employers and volunteers from the Massachusetts Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve visited Westover on Sept. 15th for the annual Bosslift Employer Day. The employers had been personally nominated by their reservist employees and represented organizations, big and small, spanning all of New England. (U.S. Air Force photos/ W.C. Pope)
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Westover Bosslist 2016

More than 50 civilian employers and volunteers from the Massachusetts Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve visited Westover on Sept. 15th for the annual Bosslift Employer Day. The employers had been personally nominated by their reservist employees and represented organizations, big and small, spanning all of New England. (U.S. Air Force photos/ W.C. Pope)
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Westover Bosslist 2016

More than 50 civilian employers and volunteers from the Massachusetts Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve visited Westover on Sept. 15th for the annual Bosslift Employer Day. The employers had been personally nominated by their reservist employees and represented organizations, big and small, spanning all of New England. (U.S. Air Force photos/ W.C. Pope)
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Westover Bosslist 2016

More than 50 civilian employers and volunteers from the Massachusetts Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve visited Westover on Sept. 15th for the annual Bosslift Employer Day. The employers had been personally nominated by their reservist employees and represented organizations, big and small, spanning all of New England. (U.S. Air Force photos/ W.C. Pope)
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Westover Bosslist 2016

More than 50 civilian employers and volunteers from the Massachusetts Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve visited Westover on Sept. 15th for the annual Bosslift Employer Day. The employers had been personally nominated by their reservist employees and represented organizations, big and small, spanning all of New England. (U.S. Air Force photos/ W.C. Pope)
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Car Seat Commentary

Eight-month-old sits correctly and comfortably in a rear-facing infant bucket car seat. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. Hundreds of citizens, many with no relation to Traver, came out to celebrate the return of his remains during a processional to and from a funeral service held in his honor at the St. James Catholic church in his hometown of Chatham, New York. U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military funeral ceremony and presented his nephew, David Silliman, with a United States flag in his honor. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military funeral ceremony and presented his nephew, David Silliman, with a United States flag in his honor. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military funeral ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military funeral ceremony and presented his nephew, David Silliman, with a United States flag in his honor. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. The Marine Air Support Squadron 6 from Westover ARB, Mass. presided over the formal military funeral ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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Semper Fidelis- -- Marine laid to rest

Pfc. George H. Traver was killed in action on Nov. 20, 1943. His body was one of many found earlier this year in the Gilbert Islands, just off the coast of Hawaii. Hundreds of citizens, many with no relation to Traver, came out to celebrate the return of his remains during a processional to and from a funeral service held in his honor at the St. James Catholic church in his hometown of Chatham, New York. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Amelia Leonard)
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911 Photos

Throughout the day, Westover and bases around the world increased security measures. The Massachusetts State police and Chicopee Police Department arrived with working dogs to help support the base security forces at the main gate and perimeter, while volunteers from the 439th Maintenance Squadron stood guard at entry control points to the flight line and others others checked IDs at building entrances. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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911 Photos

Throughout the day, Westover and bases around the world increased security measures. The Massachusetts State police and Chicopee Police Department arrived with working dogs to help support the base security forces at the main gate and perimeter, while volunteers from the 439th Maintenance Squadron stood guard at entry control points to the flight line and others others checked IDs at building entrances. (U.S. Air Force photo/ TSgt. Bill Pope)
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911 Photos

Throughout the day, Westover and bases around the world increased security measures. The Massachusetts State police and Chicopee Police Department arrived with working dogs to help support the base security forces at the main gate and perimeter, while volunteers from the 439th Maintenance Squadron stood guard at entry control points to the flight line and others others checked IDs at building entrances. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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President Bush at Ground Zero

On September 14, 2001, in New York United States, President George Bush comforts New York City Fire Dept Lt Lenard Phelan of Battalion 46, whose brother, Lt Kenneth Phelan of Battalion 32, is among the 300 members of the FDNY still unaccounted for from the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. (Photo by 8393/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Image
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Flag raised at Ground Zero

Flag raised at the site of the World Trade Center in the aftermath of the attacks. (Photo by 2001 The Record (Bergen Co. NJ)/Getty Images)
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Flag unfurled at Pentagon

Firefighters and soldiers unfurl an American flag from the roof of the damaged side of the Pentagon on September 12th, 2001. (LUKE FRAZZA/AFP/Getty Images)
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