The 132nd Wing in Des Moines, Iowa welcomes the Governor of Iowa, Terry Branstad (blue jacket) and the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, Kim Reynolds (pink jacket) for a tour of the Wing’s capabilities on Tuesday, June 9, 2015; The Adjutant General of Iowa, Maj. Gen. Timothy Orr (standing to the right of Reynolds), as well as the 132WG Commander, Col. Kevin Heer (standing behind Orr). Along with the unit’s three new missions (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance, Defensive Cyber Operations, MQ-9 flying operations), the 132nd also serves the nation, state and community as a unified total force

The 132nd Wing in Des Moines, Iowa welcomes the Governor of Iowa, Terry Branstad (blue jacket) and the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, Kim Reynolds (pink jacket) for a tour of the Wing’s capabilities on Tuesday, June 9, 2015; The Adjutant General of Iowa, Maj. Gen. Timothy Orr (standing to the right of Reynolds), as well as the 132WG Commander, Col. Kevin Heer (standing behind Orr). Along with the unit’s three new missions (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance, Defensive Cyber Operations, MQ-9 flying operations), the 132nd also serves the nation, state and community as a unified total force Stock Photo

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The 132nd Wing in Des Moines, Iowa welcomes the Governor of Iowa, Terry Branstad (blue jacket) and the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, Kim Reynolds (pink jacket) for a tour of the Wing’s capabilities on Tuesday, June 9, 2015; The Adjutant General of Iowa, Maj. Gen. Timothy Orr (standing to the right of Reynolds), as well as the 132WG Commander, Col. Kevin Heer (standing behind Orr). Along with the unit’s three new missions (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance, Defensive Cyber Operations, MQ-9 flying operations), the 132nd also serves the nation, state and community as a unified total force wing; Master Sgt. Cameron Stufflebeam gives his presentation. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Michael J. Kelly/Released) 132nd Wing welcomes Gov. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Reynolds for tour of Wing's capabilities 150609-Z-AL667-035

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