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Car Seat Commentary

Two young children, ages nine months and 30 months, sit comfortably rear-facing in their car seats. The American Association of Pediatrics recommends children remain rear-facing for a minimum of two years. (U.S. Air Force photo/ W.C. Pope)
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Car Seat Commentary

This nine-month-old sits happily andcomfortably rear-facing in her car seat. The American Association of Pediatrics recommends children remain rear-facing for a minimum of two years. (U.S. Air Force photo/ W.C. Pope)
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Chaplain's Miracle

Maj. Matthew Zimmerman, Chaplain at Westover Air Reserve base, enjoys spending time with his five-year-old son Gavin, who is living proof that miracles really do happen. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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Chaplain's Miracle

Maj. Matthew Zimmerman, Chaplain at Westover Air Reserve base, enjoys spending time with his five-year-old son Gavin, who is living proof that miracles really do happen. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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Chaplain's Miracle

Maj. Matthew Zimmerman, Chaplain at Westover Air Reserve base, enjoys spending time with his five-year-old son Gavin, who is living proof that miracles really do happen. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)
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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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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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