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Senior Airman Jedediah Sherwood, 48th Fighter Wing chief enlisted administration technician, drops off staff summary packages to Capt. Patrick Kucera, 48th Fighter Wing executive officer, at the wing headquarters building May 19. Airman Sherwood was nominated for a liberty spotlight because he epitomizes 'Service Before Self'.

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CBCS supports Sentry Gold

Airman 1st Class Jeremy Osinski, 1st Combat Communications Squadron infrastructure technician, ensures the connectivity of a phone at the operations desk at Graf Ignatievo Air Force Base, Bulgaria. The 1st CBCS is here as part of joint-training exercise Sentry Gold, an exercise designed to assist the Bulgarian air force as it continues its integration into NATO and to build partnerships between the two air forces. (Courtesy photo)

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Cut it up

GRAF IGNATIEVO AIR FORCE BASE, Bulgaria - Airmen 1st Class Phil Crews and Jared Williams, 48th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, make a burn barrel at Graf Ignatievo Air Force Base, Bulgaria, May 13, for the destruction of classified material. Making the burn barrel allows the firefighters to maintain proficiency on the K-12 rescue saw. The Airmen are in Bulgaria as part of Sentry Gold, a joint U.S. and Bulgarian exercise.

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LIberty Spotlight

Master Sgt. Giannandrea LaRosa, 48th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron unit deployment manager, inspects a mobility bag in preparation for upcoming exercises and deployments. Sergeant LaRosa was nominated for a liberty spotlight because he epitomizes 'Service Before Self'. (U.S. Air Force photo/A1C Eboni Knox)

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First Sortie

Tech. Sgt. Nelson Woodford, 48th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron weapons team chief, drives his crew out to the aircraft they’re preparing to launch from RAF Mildenhall, England, April 11, 2010. The two aircraft will be the first 48th Fighter Wing sorties flown from RAF Mildenhall. Aircraft, equipment and personnel have been slowly migrating to the new location as flight operations shut down at RAF Lakenheath for runway repairs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Airman 1st Class Benjamin Kerchner, Knight’s Table blue team member, slices the garnish bread for the lobster bisque entrée garnish at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. The second annual Hell’s kitchen cook-off consisted of two, five-member teams, one military and one civilian. Each team created a menu of their own and were judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. Despite last year’s defeat the military team took home the victory this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Senior Master Sgt. Jeremy Kremenauer and his wife enjoy a gourmet meal at the Hell’s kitchen cook-off prepared by two opposing teams at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. Each team created a gourmet menu of their own and were judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. With something to prove from last years’ defeat, the military chefs took home the victory over the civilians this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Customers and judges wait to be served at the second annual Hell’s kitchen cook-off between military and civilian chefs at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. The second annual Hell’s kitchen cook-off consisted of two, five-member teams, one military and one civilian. Each team created a menu of their own and were judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. While the civilians won the competition last year, the military team took the win this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Dustin Roox, Liberty Club red team member, scours the stuffed rainbow trout at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. The second annual Hell’s kitchen cook-off consisted of two, five-member teams, one military and one civilian. Each team created a menu of their own and were judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. While the civilians won the competition last year, the military team took the win this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Tech. Sgt. Lindsey Busbice, Knight’s table blue team member, drizzles honey mustard vinaigrette onto a fruit salad during the second annual Hell’s kitchen cook-off at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. Sergeant Busbice was part of the military chefs who competed against civilian chefs from the Liberty Club. Each team created a gourmet menu of their own and were judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. With something to prove from last year’s defeat, the military chefs took home the victory this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Nichole Hoover, Liberty Club red team chef, prepares garnished plates for main entrees for the Hell’s kitchen cook-off at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. Hoover was a member of the civilian chef team who competed against the military chefs. The military chefs made up for last year’s defeat with a win over the civilians. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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Hell's kitchen cook-off

Staff Sgt. Janeithia Profit, Knight’s table blue team member, seasons skewered tomatoes on the grill to be used as a garnish at the Hell’s kitchen cook-off at the Liberty Club at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 24. Sergeant Profit was a member of the blue which was made up of military chefs. Both teams created unique gourmet menus to be judged by designated judges, customers and mystery judges. The military chefs won the competition this year. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Lausanne Morgan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Preston Kerr, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, is one of 17 Airmen assigned to the Medical Equipment Repair Center at RAF Lakenheath. He, along with his fellow Airmen, maintains all medical equipment from suction units to computed tomography scanners. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Adam Coleman, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, adjusts the pressure regulator of a steam sterilizer machine in the hospital at RAF Lakenheath, April 3. The regulator drops the pressure of the steam so it can be safely used to sterilize medical equipment doctor’s need during surgeries. Airman Coleman, along with his fellow Medical Equipment Repair Center Airmen, is responsible for all of the medical equipment within the hospital. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Adam Coleman, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, uses a wrench to remove the exhaust manifold of a steam sterilizer machine in the hospital at RAF Lakenheath April 3. Every six months, the sterilizer machines in the hospital go through a complete rebuild to ensure they are in peak condition to sterilize the instrumentation doctors use during surgery. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Adam Coleman, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, works on a steam sterilizer unit in the hospital at RAF Lakenheath, April 3. Doctors use the machine to sterilize all of their equipment prior to every surgery. The sterilizer sits in the room adjacent to the operating room, so Airman Coleman must wear scrubs every time he enters the area to conduct the maintenance and repair. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Preston Kerr, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, works on a ventilator April 3 in the Medical Equipment Repair Center at RAF Lakenheath. The center completes inspections and repairs on more than 4,600 medical equipment items on a time-cycle basis. The risk associated with a piece of equipment determines how often it’s inspected and repaired. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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MERC Maintainers

Senior Airman Preston Kerr, a biomedical technician with the 48th Medical Support Squadron, inspects a ventilator, April 3, which helps people breathe. He works in the Medical Equipment Repair Center at RAF Lakenheath along with 17 other Airmen who are responsible for maintaining $24.9 million worth of medical equipment spread across 10 geographically-separated units in the United Kingdom and Norway. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nathan Gallahan)

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Security

Airman 1st Class Steven Evans, 48th Security Forces Squadron security response member, radios in to the law enforcement desk while on security at RAF Lakenheath, England, May 4. Airman Evans was nominated for a liberty spotlight because he epitomizes 'Service Before Self'. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Knox)

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Alpine PJs Train for Mountain Rescues

Pararescuemen from the 56th Rescue Squadron and their guide pose on the summit of Breithorn, a mountain peak within the alps reaching 13,658 feet. Back row, from left to right is Guide Oly Allen, Senior Airman Nathan Simonson, Senior Airman Brad Thornburg, Senior Airman Mahonri Gibson, Senior Airman Nathan Vogel and Guide Pete Wollard. Front row, from left to right is Airman 1st Class Eli Reynolds, Staff Sgt. Issaiah McPheron and Guide Klemen Gricar. (Courtesy Photo)

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