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U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Rhonda Rooney, 349th Operational Support Squadron first sergeant, stands for a portrait during Team Travis’ Air Force 75th anniversary gala at the Sunrise Banquet Hall in Vacaville, California, Sept. 16, 2022. Airmen provide America with the airpower it needs to defend the nation, deter or defeat our adversaries, reassure our partners and allies and help diplomacy proceed from a position of strength, which was celebrated at this year’s gala. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/us-air-force-senior-master-sgt-rhonda-rooney-349th-operational-support-squadron-first-sergeant-stands-for-a-portrait-during-team-travis-air-force-75th-anniversary-gala-at-the-sunrise-banquet-hall-in-vacaville-california-sept-16-2022-airmen-provide-america-with-the-airpower-it-needs-to-defend-the-nation-deter-or-defeat-our-adversaries-reassure-our-partners-and-allies-and-help-diplomacy-proceed-from-a-position-of-strength-which-was-celebrated-at-this-years-gala-image491487451.htmlRM2KFH577–U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Rhonda Rooney, 349th Operational Support Squadron first sergeant, stands for a portrait during Team Travis’ Air Force 75th anniversary gala at the Sunrise Banquet Hall in Vacaville, California, Sept. 16, 2022. Airmen provide America with the airpower it needs to defend the nation, deter or defeat our adversaries, reassure our partners and allies and help diplomacy proceed from a position of strength, which was celebrated at this year’s gala.
High Com. On Patrol -- General Sir Gerald Templer (right), British high Commissioner in Malaya, hooks his thumbs into the pockets of his Jungle-Green Battle-Dress before dropping down into the Mist-Filled valley (background) at the start of a Seven-Mile Jungle Patrol in Negri Sembilan State, Malaya, during the week ending January 31. At left is Major General Sir Hugh Stockwell, General Officer Commanding, Malaya. Both men carry carbines. Between them is a Gurkha member of the Patrol. General Templer spent three days in the jungle to gain first-hand knowledge of operational conditions. Feb… Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/high-com-on-patrol-general-sir-gerald-templer-right-british-high-commissioner-in-malaya-hooks-his-thumbs-into-the-pockets-of-his-jungle-green-battle-dress-before-dropping-down-into-the-mist-filled-valley-background-at-the-start-of-a-seven-mile-jungle-patrol-in-negri-sembilan-state-malaya-during-the-week-ending-january-31-at-left-is-major-general-sir-hugh-stockwell-general-officer-commanding-malaya-both-men-carry-carbines-between-them-is-a-gurkha-member-of-the-patrol-general-templer-spent-three-days-in-the-jungle-to-gain-first-hand-knowledge-of-operational-conditions-feb-image556176826.htmlRM2R8T162–High Com. On Patrol -- General Sir Gerald Templer (right), British high Commissioner in Malaya, hooks his thumbs into the pockets of his Jungle-Green Battle-Dress before dropping down into the Mist-Filled valley (background) at the start of a Seven-Mile Jungle Patrol in Negri Sembilan State, Malaya, during the week ending January 31. At left is Major General Sir Hugh Stockwell, General Officer Commanding, Malaya. Both men carry carbines. Between them is a Gurkha member of the Patrol. General Templer spent three days in the jungle to gain first-hand knowledge of operational conditions. Feb…
U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Rhonda Rooney, 349th Operational Support Squadron first sergeant, stands for a portrait during Team Travis’ Air Force 75th anniversary gala at the Sunrise Banquet Hall in Vacaville, California, Sept. 16, 2022. Airmen provide America with the airpower it needs to defend the nation, deter or defeat our adversaries, reassure our partners and allies and help diplomacy proceed from a position of strength, which was celebrated at this year’s gala. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/us-air-force-senior-master-sgt-rhonda-rooney-349th-operational-support-squadron-first-sergeant-stands-for-a-portrait-during-team-travis-air-force-75th-anniversary-gala-at-the-sunrise-banquet-hall-in-vacaville-california-sept-16-2022-airmen-provide-america-with-the-airpower-it-needs-to-defend-the-nation-deter-or-defeat-our-adversaries-reassure-our-partners-and-allies-and-help-diplomacy-proceed-from-a-position-of-strength-which-was-celebrated-at-this-years-gala-image511653167.htmlRM2MMBPRB–U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Rhonda Rooney, 349th Operational Support Squadron first sergeant, stands for a portrait during Team Travis’ Air Force 75th anniversary gala at the Sunrise Banquet Hall in Vacaville, California, Sept. 16, 2022. Airmen provide America with the airpower it needs to defend the nation, deter or defeat our adversaries, reassure our partners and allies and help diplomacy proceed from a position of strength, which was celebrated at this year’s gala.
ATS TRAINING FOR OPERATIONAL DUTIES WITH A.A. BATTERIES - Thousands of ATS members are in training to take over operationl duties with A.A. Command. Here they are learning to operate a predictor. On the left is L/Cpl. Mary Churchill. The girls are warmly clad in great coats and battle dress and it will be noted that L/Cpl. Churchill already has her first stripe as has the girl on the right, although they have only been in the Service for a few weeks on the A.A. operationl duties and radiolocation. There are exceptional chances of promotion for recruits. Photographic negative , British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ats-training-for-operational-duties-with-aa-batteries-thousands-of-ats-members-are-in-training-to-take-over-operationl-duties-with-aa-command-here-they-are-learning-to-operate-a-predictor-on-the-left-is-lcpl-mary-churchill-the-girls-are-warmly-clad-in-great-coats-and-battle-dress-and-it-will-be-noted-that-lcpl-churchill-already-has-her-first-stripe-as-has-the-girl-on-the-right-although-they-have-only-been-in-the-service-for-a-few-weeks-on-the-aa-operationl-duties-and-radiolocation-there-are-exceptional-chances-of-promotion-for-recruits-photographic-negative-british-army-image602838500.htmlRM2X0NJJC–ATS TRAINING FOR OPERATIONAL DUTIES WITH A.A. BATTERIES - Thousands of ATS members are in training to take over operationl duties with A.A. Command. Here they are learning to operate a predictor. On the left is L/Cpl. Mary Churchill. The girls are warmly clad in great coats and battle dress and it will be noted that L/Cpl. Churchill already has her first stripe as has the girl on the right, although they have only been in the Service for a few weeks on the A.A. operationl duties and radiolocation. There are exceptional chances of promotion for recruits. Photographic negative , British Army
ATS TRAINING FOR OPERATIONAL DUTIES WITH A.A. BATTERIES - Thousand of ATS members are in training to take over operational duties with A.A. Command. Here they are learning to operate a predictor. Second from left is L/Cpl. Mary Churchill. The girls are warmly clad in great coats and battle dress and it will be noted that L/Cpl. Churchill already has her first stripe as has the girl on the right, although they have only been in the service for a few weeks on the A.A. operationl duties and radiolocation. There are exceptional chances of promotion for recruits, British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ats-training-for-operational-duties-with-aa-batteries-thousand-of-ats-members-are-in-training-to-take-over-operational-duties-with-aa-command-here-they-are-learning-to-operate-a-predictor-second-from-left-is-lcpl-mary-churchill-the-girls-are-warmly-clad-in-great-coats-and-battle-dress-and-it-will-be-noted-that-lcpl-churchill-already-has-her-first-stripe-as-has-the-girl-on-the-right-although-they-have-only-been-in-the-service-for-a-few-weeks-on-the-aa-operationl-duties-and-radiolocation-there-are-exceptional-chances-of-promotion-for-recruits-british-army-image603425057.htmlRM2X1MAPW–ATS TRAINING FOR OPERATIONAL DUTIES WITH A.A. BATTERIES - Thousand of ATS members are in training to take over operational duties with A.A. Command. Here they are learning to operate a predictor. Second from left is L/Cpl. Mary Churchill. The girls are warmly clad in great coats and battle dress and it will be noted that L/Cpl. Churchill already has her first stripe as has the girl on the right, although they have only been in the service for a few weeks on the A.A. operationl duties and radiolocation. There are exceptional chances of promotion for recruits, British Army
