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Hilton Head Island, S.C. -- As part of the Yellow Ribbon Program, Esther Wilson took to the beach to try her hand at photography May 21. Guided by Michael Dukes, a public affairs specialist at Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., more than thirty kids learned photography basics and tried their hand at the profession. While the kids were on the beach, their parents were in workshops to learn how to cope with the stresses and demands of having a deployed family member. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Shawn Rhodes)




Hilton Head Island, S.C. -- As part of the Yellow Ribbon Program, Esther Wilson took to the beach to try her hand at photography May 21. Guided by Michael Dukes, a public affairs specialist at Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., more than thirty kids learned photography basics and tried their hand at the profession. While the kids were on the beach, their parents were in workshops to learn how to cope with the stresses and demands of having a deployed family member. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Shawn Rhodes)

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Staff Sgt. August O’Niell, (right), pararescueman, and his wingmen, Maj. Paul Carpenter (center), HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter instructor pilot, and Chief Master Sgt. Randolph Wells, special mission aviation superintendent, gave a presentation on resiliency to 45th Space Wing and Air Force Technical Applications Center Airmen May 19 and 22. The three embarked on a 2011 deployment to save lives when O’Niell was shot through both legs during a combat rescue mission in Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo SrA Brandon Kalloo Sanes)
Brig. Gen. Wayne R. Monteith, (left), 45th Space Wing commander, Staff Sgt. August O’Niell, pararescueman and O'Niell's service dog Kai, pose after O'Niell gave a presentation on resiliency to 45th Space Wing Airmen May 19 as part of Wingman Day. O'Niell embarked on a 2011 deployment to save lives when he was shot through both legs during a combat rescue mission in Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo SrA Brandon Kalloo Sanes)
Staff Sgt. August O’Niell (center), pararescueman, and his Air Force Reserve Wingmen, an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter crew, reunited for the first time in June 2016 after the team embarked on a 2011 deployment to save lives when O’Niell was shot through both legs during a combat rescue mission in Afghanistan. O'Niell is the only single amputee pararescueman actively serving in the U.S. Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo SrA Brandon Kalloo Sanes)
Citizen Airmen with the 920th Rescue Wing secure a pallet of search and rescue equipment inside an HC-130 King aircraft May 16 at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, in preparation for a mission off the coast of the Bahamas to search for a downed aircraft and four passengers. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Brandon Kalloo)
A 920th Rescue Wing HC-130 King aircraft takes off from Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, May 16 for a five-hour search and rescue mission off the coast of the Bahamas to locate a downed aircraft and its four passengers. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Brandon Kalloo)
While surf fishing off the beach at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, Tech. Sgt. Shaun Hartman risked his life to save 8 others who got caught in rip currents April 14, 2017. Three weeks after that harrowing day during the 920th Rescue Wing’s drill training weekend May 7, 2017, Vice Wing Commander Col. P. Brett Howard presented Hartman with the wing commander’s coin at the 308th Rescue Squadron where he serves as a medical logistics technician, for his heroics.
During the 920th Rescue Wing’s drill training weekend May 7, 2017, Vice Wing Commander Col. P. Brett Howard presented Tech. Sgt. Shauen Hartman with the wing commander’s coin at the 308th Rescue Squadron where he serves as a medical logistics technician, for his heroics. While surf fishing off the beach at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, Hartman risked his life to save 8 others who got caught in rip currents April 14, 2017.
Tech. Sgt. Kyle Minshew, 308th Rescue Squadron pararescueman, puts his upper body strength to the test as he works his way through the Alpha Warrior Course April 22, 2017 set up at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. Minshew placed second in the competition out of 37 competitors. (U.S. Air Force photo/Phillip Sunkel)
Tech. Sgt. Kyle Minshew, 308th Rescue Squadron pararescueman, guides American Ninja Warrior star Brent Steffensen as he rappels down the unit’s training tower April 21, 2017 at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. Steffensen visited the base as part of the Alpha Warrior Military Tour. (U.S. Air Force photo/Phillip Sunkel)
Master Sgt. Jesse Stoda, 308th Rescue Squadron survival, evasion, resistance and escape specialist, makes his way through the Alpha Warrior Course April 22, 2017 set up at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, while a fellow rescue warrior films him. A handful of 308th RQS members participated in the mobile competition hosted by American Ninja Warriors Brent Steffensen and Barclay Stockett. (U.S. Air Force photo/Phillip Sunkel)
Staff Sgt. Michael McCune, 308th Rescue Squadron survival, evasion, resistance and escape specialist, makes his way through the radial wings portion of the Alpha Warrior Course April 22, 2017 set up at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. The course, which included obstacles from the hit show American Ninja Warrior, enticed 37 Airmen and civilians from the base to compete. (U.S. Air Force photo/Phillip Sunkel)
American Ninja Warrior stars Brent Steffensen, left, and Barclay Stockett, right, along with 45th Space Wing commander, Brig. Gen. Wayne R. Monteith, second from left, present Tech. Sgt. Kyle Minshew, 308th Rescue Squadron pararescueman, with the Patrick Air Force Base Alpha Warrior Challenge second place trophy April 22, 2017 at Patrick AFB, Florida. (U.S. Air Force photo/Phillip Sunkel)
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