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SMSgt. Lee Henry, a member of the 58th Aerial Port Squadron, poses for a photo with his wife, Stacey. SMSgt. Henry was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer and credits his faith, family and resiliency with helping him deal with the extremely difficult situation.


A Wingman's Prayer

SMSgt. Lee Henry, a member of the 58th Aerial Port Squadron, poses for a photo with his wife, Stacey. SMSgt. Henry was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer and credits his faith, family and resiliency with helping him deal with the extremely difficult situation.

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Westover Airmen salute during the national anthem June 4 at the change of command ceremony on the base ellipse. Brig. Gen. Jay Jensen relinquised command of the wing to Col. D. Scott Durham.
The last C-5B in the Air Force inventory takes off from Westover Jan. 18. The aircraft, tail number 87-0043, headed to Lockheed-Martin to get its second life as a modernized C-5M. The plane rose into the morning fog, as vapor and clouds clustered around its wings.
439th Airlift Wing
MSgt. Thomas Pitts, NCOIC of the 439th Maintenance Squadron's Non-destructive inspection stands over the support bracket basting in the penetrant chemicals, which will reveal any cracks or defects in the metal before being put on the C-5.
A blue-wax test model of the support bracket is being held by TSgt. Richard Towlson, assistant NCOIC of the Machine shop and at his feet is the 100 lb. block of metal, that is similar to the one used to make the bracket.
Blue prints being checked and re-checked by TSgt. Richard Towlson making sure the elevator support bracket is machined to the exact specifications. This newest Westover manufactured part will make the oldest C-5A in the fleet fully mission capable once again.
COLONEL FRANK BRADFIELD III
Westover Honor Guard honored the family of a Vietnam combat medic July 26 at a ceremony on base. TSgt. Raphael Marrero prepares the American flag to present to the deceased veteran's daughter and family. The base honor guard covers a massive territory in New England and New York. Last year, the team conducted 544 funerals.
Dozens of troops from Westover Air Reserve Base head for Southwest Asia on a contract
Dozens of troops from Westover Air Reserve Base head for Southwest Asia on a contract
The Sister's Ride motorcyclists formed up in a chevron on July 5 in the Westover Club parking lot.
The Sister's Ride motorcyclists were given a tour of Westover Air Reserve Base after given lunch on July 5 in the Westover Club.
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