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ABW welcomes new commander

Lieutenant Gen. David S. Fadok, commander and president of Air University presides over the 42nd Air Base Wing change of command, where 42nd ABW commander Col. Brian Killough relinquishes command to Col Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ABW welcomes new commander

Incoming 42nd Air Base Wing commander Col. Trent Edwards and his wife Vanessa receive a welcome from Maxwell Air Force Base personnel during the reception at the Maxwell Club following the change of command ceremony on June 28. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ABW welcomes new commander

The 42nd Air Base Wing change of command ceremony was held at Air Park on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Thursday June 28. Lt. Gen David Fadok, Air University commander and president presided over the ceremony. Colonel Brian Killough reliquinshed command to Col. Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Donna L. Burnett)

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ABW welcomes new commander

The 42nd Air Base Wing change of command ceremony was held at Air Park on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Thursday June 28. Lt. Gen David Fadok, Air University commander and president presided over the ceremony. Colonel Brian Killough reliquinshed command to Col. Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Donna L. Burnett)

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ABW welcomes new commander

Lieutenant General David S. Fadok, commander and president of Air University presides over the 42nd Air Base Wing change of command, where former 42nd ABW commander Col. Brian Killough relinquishes command to incoming commander Col. Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ABW welcomes new commander

Lieutenant General David S. Fadok, commander and president of Air University presides over the 42nd Air Base Wing change of command, where former 42nd ABW commander Col. Brian Killough relinquishes command to incoming commander Col. Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ABW welcomes new commander

Lieutenant General David S. Fadok, commander and president of Air University presides over the 42nd Air Base Wing change of command, where former 42nd ABW commander Col. Brian Killough relinquishes command to incoming commander Col. Trent Edwards. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ABW welcomes new commander

The 42nd Air Base Wing change of command ceremony was held at Air Park on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. on June 28. Lieutenant General David Fadok, Air University commander and president presided over the ceremony, where former 42nd ABW commander Col. Brian Killough reliquinshed command to Col. Trent Edwards (U.S Air Force photo by Donna L. Burnett)

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Access Practical

The second week of Special Warfare Orientation Course introduces cadets to the three Air Force Special Warfare missions of Global Access, Precision Strike and Personnel Recovery. Here, cadets learn how to utilize the equipment necessary for global access to secure, survey, establish and control the airfield. The information and exposure during SWOC will help cadets prepare physically and mentally prior to attending a selection for Special Warfare, called Phase II.

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ACSC 1 wins intramural soccer title

The Spaatz Center’s Air Command and Staff College fielded two soccer teams in this year’s intramural play. ACSC 1 and ACSC 2 survived all others to meet for the championship Monday morning. ACSC 1 beat ACSC 2 with a score of 4-1 to take the title. Shown in blue is ACSC 1’s Maj. Jason “Ox” Rueschhoff working against ACSC 2’s Maj. David Dovo of Argentina. (U.S. Air Force photo/Donna Burnett)

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ACSC beats AWC for tennis titles

Student and faculty players from Air Command and Staff College won both singles and doubles titles from Air War College recently in Maxwell-Gunter intramural tennis competition. Singles winners were Maj. Kelvin Fan and Maj. Jim Hewitt (above). Doubles winners were Lt. Col. Tom Jahn and Navy Cmdr. Dan Heidt. The championship matches were played Nov. 3. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bennett Rock)

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ACSC beats AWC for tennis titles

Student and faculty players from Air Command and Staff College won both singles and doubles titles from Air War College recently in Maxwell-Gunter intramural tennis competition. Singles winners were Maj. Kelvin Fan (above) and Maj. Jim Hewitt. Doubles winners were Lt. Col. Tom Jahn and Navy Cmdr. Dan Heidt. The championship matches were played Nov. 3. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bennett Rock)

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ACSC builds AF partnerships with State Department through Embassy Immersion Program

Maj. Elisabeth White, pictured with the U.S. ambassador to Estonia, Jeffrey Levine, is one of the 70 Air Command and Staff College students who participated in the college’s Political Affairs Strategist Program and one of 14 who were assigned to U.S. embassies worldwide with the PAS-Embassy Immersion Program. (Courtesy photo/cleared)

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ACSC claims intramural Volleyball championship

Top row left to right: Ashley Mehrer, Maj. John Wagemann, Maj. Patrick Reagan, Maj. Greg Preisser, Mark Swingle, Maj. John Jewell, Maj. Eric Fleming, bottom row: Maj. Thomas Albrecht, Maj. Jason Okumura, Maj. Peter Springirth, are the members of the Air Command and Staff College volleyball team, who won the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. They defeated the Squadron Officer College team to win the title in two rounds of play. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook)

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ACSC claims intramural Volleyball championship

Maj John Wagemann, a student at Air Command and Staff College guards the net during a volley at the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural Volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The match was played between a team of ACSC students and a team from the Squadron Officer College here. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook)

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ACSC claims intramural volleyball championship

Col. Wayne Straw, Squadron Officer College jumps to put the ball over the net and past the opposing team’s defense during the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The team SOC team (in red) lost to the Air Command and Staff College team, needing to win five matches against the ACSC teams need to win two. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook)

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ACSC claims intramural volleyball championship

Master Sgt. Robert Vensel (in red), Squadron Officer College, Punches the ball, blocking a spike by members of the Air Command and Staff College team during the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The intramural league is designed to help build cohesion and improve morale within units and among service members on base. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook)

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ACSC claims intramural Volleyball championship

Col. Wayne Straw, Squadron Officer College,( in red) spikes the ball past Maj. Greg Preisser (in grey) Maj. Eric Fleming (in blue), both from the Air Command and Staff College during the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The intramural league is designed to help build cohesion and improve morale within units and among service members on base. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook)

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ACSC claims intramural Volleyball championship

Col. Wayne Straw, Squadron Officer College, serves the ball during the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The SOC team was defeated in two rounds of play by a team of students from the Air Command and Staff College. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook

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ACSC commandant welcomes new class

Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Rock, new commandant of the Spaatz Center’s Air Command and Staff College, welcomes his first class Aug. 5 in Wood Auditorium. ACSC is the Air Force intermediate professional military education school and prepares field grade officers of all services, international officers and U.S. civilians for positions of higher responsibility. This year’s class has a total of 510 students with 313 from the Air Force and 85 from sister services. There are also 24 air reserve component officers, 11 civilians and 77 international officers. The class will graduate June 7, 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bud Hancock)

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