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    633 Air Base Wing Change of Command Ceremony

    633 Air Base Wing Change of Command Ceremony

    Video by Airman 1st Class Amanda Dole

    Joint Base Langley-Eustis

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    JBLE welcomes new commander

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Story by Staff Sgt. R. Alex Durbin

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    A U.S. Air Force change of command ceremony is taking place inside what appears to be a hangar. Two senior officers are jointly holding a guidon (unit flag on a staff), with a male general officer on the left and a female colonel on the right, symbolizing the transfer of command. A third officer stands at attention in the background.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Tristan Biese

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    A U.S. Air Force change of command ceremony is taking place inside what appears to be a military hangar. Two senior officers are exchanging a unit guidon (flag), which is the traditional symbol of transferring command authority. A third officer stands at attention in the background, and large American flags are displayed prominently behind them.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Tristan Biese

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place inside a large aircraft hangar, with hundreds of uniformed personnel standing in formation facing a stage. A large American flag is prominently displayed as a backdrop on the stage, where several officers and color guard members are positioned. The event appears to be a change of command, activation, or similar official military ceremony.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. R. Alex Durbin

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    A United States Air Force senior non-commissioned officer in dress blue uniform stands at attention holding a unit guidon flag during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. The ceremony is taking place inside a hangar, with a large American flag visible in the background. The airman displays multiple service ribbons and rank insignia consistent with a Chief Master Sergeant.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place inside an aircraft hangar, likely a change of command or activation ceremony for the 633rd Air Base Wing Mission Support Group (633 ABW MSG). A uniformed officer is speaking at a podium while assembled personnel stand in formation facing the stage. Multiple flags, including the U.S. flag and Air Force flags, are displayed prominently.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. R. Alex Durbin

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    A formal U.S. Air Force military ceremony is taking place inside an aircraft hangar. A large formation of uniformed airmen are rendering a salute toward a color guard and stage area, with a large American flag displayed prominently on the back wall. The event appears to be a change of command, activation, or similar official military ceremony.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. R. Alex Durbin

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    A large military ceremony is taking place inside an aircraft hangar, with a formation of uniformed personnel rendering a salute toward a stage area. The backdrop features a large American flag draped across the hangar wall, with color guard members holding multiple flags including the U.S. flag. The setting and uniforms indicate a U.S. Air Force formal ceremony, likely a change of command or activation/inactivation event.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. R. Alex Durbin

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place inside what appears to be an aircraft hangar. A color guard in U.S. Air Force dress blues presents multiple flags including the American flag, a United States Army flag (dated 1775), and what appears to be an Air Force flag, while officers on a decorated stage render salutes. The stage is adorned with red, white, and blue bunting, indicating a significant official occasion such as a change of command or activation ceremony.

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    Photo by Airman 1st Class Tristan Biese

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    A U.S. Air Force senior non-commissioned officer stands at attention holding a ceremonial guidon or unit flag during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. The individual is wearing the Air Force Service Dress uniform with a garrison cap and displays multiple ribbons and decorations on their chest. The setting appears to be inside a large hangar or gymnasium with additional ceremonial flags visible in the background.

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    Photo by Staff Sgt. Areca Wilson

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    A U.S. Army officer in the foreground is rendering a salute during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. The officer is wearing an Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform with a black beret and visible name tape reading 'JOLLY'. Numerous other military personnel in various camouflage uniforms are visible in the background, also saluting.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Areca Wilson

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    A U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant in dress blues is presenting a colorful bouquet of flowers to a smiling civilian woman seated among family members during what appears to be a military ceremony. The background shows numerous uniformed military personnel standing in formation, along with a visible blue guidon flag. The atmosphere appears celebratory and emotionally positive.

    JBLE welcomes new commander

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Areca Wilson

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