Air crew members from the 23rd Bomb Squadron shave their heads to support Brayden Mitchell, who has diagnosed with a stage three Wilms tumor, a form of kidney cancer. Capt. Michael DeVita, 23rd BS B-52 instructor pilot, is a friend of the Mitchell family. Senior Airman Brittany Y. Auld)

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