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Story by Eric Durr | New York National Guard | 06.23.2017
LATHAM, N.Y.—In the summer of 1985, Warrant Officer Charles “Chuck” Rodda took off for the first time as an Army helicopter pilot at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
On June 22, 2017, 31-years and 5,788 hours of flying time later, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Rodda, made his last landing here as an Army helicopter pilot.
Rodda, the standardization instructor pilot for the New York Army National......
Hometown: Albany, NY
Photo by Senior Airman Benjamin German | New York National Guard | 06.20.2017
STRATTON AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, N.Y. - Maj. Amanda Coonradt, an LC-130 "Skibird" navigator with the 109th Airlift Wing, recently self-published a children's book, "Air Force Amanda: Adventure in Antarctica." The book talks about Antarctica through the perspective of an LC-130 navigator. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Benjamin German)...
Hometown: Scotia, NY
Story by Master Sgt. Catharine Schmidt | New York National Guard | 06.20.2017
“Her mighty 109th Airlift Wing provides support for Science Exploration. Flying gives her adventure and pride serving her glorious Nation. Air Force Amanda is a Navigator in the ‘Skibird’, the Air Force’s coolest plane! Her navigation skills help fly through dangerous and challenging terrain.” - Air Force Amanda: Adventure in Antarctica
STRATTON AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Scotia,......
Hometown: Scotia, NY
Story by Master Sgt. Catharine Schmidt | New York National Guard | 06.20.2017
“Her mighty 109th Airlift Wing provides support for Science Exploration. Flying gives her adventure and pride serving her glorious Nation. Air Force Amanda is a Navigator in the ‘Skibird’, the Air Force’s coolest plane! Her navigation skills help fly through dangerous and challenging terrain.” - Air Force Amanda: Adventure in Antarctica
STRATTON AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Scotia,......
Hometown: Ballston Lake, NY
Story by Maj. Bryon Linnehan | 369th Sustainment Brigade | 06.17.2017
June marks the 104 Year Anniversary of the 15th Infantry Regiment, the forbearers of today’s 369th Sustainment Brigade. This storied unit, that was given the famous nickname “The Harlem Hellfighters,” by their German adversaries, has earned a distinguished place in history as a result of the tenacity they displayed both on and off the battlefield....
Hometown: Albany, NY
Photo by David Yoakum | 369th Sustainment Brigade | 06.17.2017
African-American Soldiers (and one of their white officers) of the 369th Infantry practice what they will soon experience, fighting in the trenches of the Western Front. They are wearing French helmets and using French issued rifles and equipment, the logic being that since they were fighting under French command, it was easier to resupply them from the French system than trying to get......
Hometown: Albany, NY
Story by Sgt. Jeremy Bratt | 369th Sustainment Brigade | 06.17.2017
Marlin and tuna aren’t the only precious cargo on a hook and line in the Persian Gulf.
Hometown: Albany, NY
Photo by Sgt. Jeremy Bratt | 369th Sustainment Brigade | 06.17.2017
The crews of U.S. Army Watercraft Logistics Support Vessel 5 (LSV-5), “Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross,” and Military Sealift Command Vessel Gem State prepare to secure their vessels to one another in the Persian Gulf, on June 13, 2017. The vessels participated in an in-stream cargo transfer exercise, moving containers from one boat to the other using the Gem State’s crane, in order to......
Hometown: Albany, NY
