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OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM – Two Westover pilots are deployed to the Combined Air Operations Center at an air base on the Arabian Peninsula, where they monitor the status of ongoing missions supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. The CAOC was the nerve center for all U.S. Central Command air operations when the first air strike occurred early March 20, 2003. Cruise-missile attacks and the start of massive air operations with thousands of sorties a day followed this opening strike. By May 2, major combat was over and the stabilization phase of the operation began. (Photo by Ministry of Defence-Royal Air Force Sgt. Gareth Davies)


Seeing the big picture

OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM – Two Westover pilots are deployed to the Combined Air Operations Center at an air base on the Arabian Peninsula, where they monitor the status of ongoing missions supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. The CAOC was the nerve center for all U.S. Central Command air operations when the first air strike occurred early March 20, 2003. Cruise-missile attacks and the start of massive air operations with thousands of sorties a day followed this opening strike. By May 2, major combat was over and the stabilization phase of the operation began. (Photo by Ministry of Defence-Royal Air Force Sgt. Gareth Davies)

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TSgt. Steve Duplessis and MSgt. Alex Cotton, both 439th Airlift Control Flight members, prepare the Hard Sided Expandable Light Weight Air Mobility Shelter Aug. 8. Five ALCF units reserve-wide are participating in Patriot Express, an annual Air Force Reserve Command exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo/ SrA. Kelly Galloway)
Westover Airmen unload a C-5 in Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 8. Members from five Airlift Control Flights are particpating in Exercise Patriot Express, an annual Air Force Reserve Command exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA. Kelly Galloway)
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
About 35 Federal Emergency Management Ageny tractor trailers loaded with water, generators, tarps, food and other emergency supplies arrived at Westover on September 2 in preperation for the possible landfall of Hurricane Earl in New England. Westover and FEMA have had emergency plans in place for six years, but Hurricane Earl marks the first time the base is being used as a staging point for FEMA Region 1, which encompasses all of New England.
Westover members traveled to Volk Field, Wisconsin to test their mettle at the Combat Readiness Training Center April 30 to May 4.
Westover members traveled to Volk Field, Wisconsin to test their mettle at the Combat Readiness Training Center April 30 to May 4.