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250314-F-KS661-1017

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students salute during a retreat ceremony at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 14, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250311-F-KS661-1014

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C instructors spell “NCOA” after a 5K at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 11, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250311-F-KS661-1005

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students work on a class project at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 11, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250311-F-KS661-1004

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students work on a class project at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 11, 2025. NCOA is the second level of enlisted professional military education and prepares NCOs for increased responsibilities by developing leadership skills and broadening their understanding of the military profession. Kisling is one of 10 NCOAs worldwide and the only one in the European theater. (Courtesy photo)

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250307-F-KS661-1015

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students practice guidon movements at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 7, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250307-F-KS661-1006

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students listen to a class presentation at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 7, 2025. NCOA is the second level of enlisted professional military education and prepares NCOs for increased responsibilities by developing leadership skills and broadening their understanding of the military profession. Kisling is one of 10 NCOAs worldwide and the only one in the European theater. (Courtesy photo)

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250303-F-KS661-1003

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students perform lunges during a group physical training session at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 3, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250303-F-KS661-1001

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students run during a group physical training session at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 3, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250311-F-KS661-1008

Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) class 25-C students, staff and honored guests pose for a group photo at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Mar. 11, 2025. The overall goals of NCOA are to develop the leadership capability of NCOs with relevant and solution-focused leadership attributes to successfully lead teams, strengthen their organizations culture, solve problems collaboratively, and expand their understanding of the Air Force’s role in joint operations to achieve national strategic objectives. (Courtesy photo)

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250512-F-KS661-1026

Senior Airman Eduardo Tamayo, 420th Air Base Squadron Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC) controller, leads push-ups before a Police Week memorial ruck march at RAF Fairford, England, May 12, 2025. Tamayo is one of two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing who became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jessica Avallone)

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250324-F-KS661-1024

Senior Airman Eduardo Tamayo, 420th Air Base Squadron Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC) controller, stands for a portrait photo at RAF Fairford, England, Mar. 25, 2025. Tamayo is one of two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing who became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jessica Avallone)

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250211-F-KS661-1003

Airman 1st Class Wade Creekmore, 422nd Security Forces Squadron Security Response Team leader, stands for a portrait photo at RAF Fairford, England, Feb. 11, 2025. Creekmore is one of two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing who became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jessica Avallone)

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250211-F-KS661-1001

Airman 1st Class Wade Creekmore, 422nd Security Forces Squadron Security Response Team leader, stands for a portrait photo at RAF Fairford, England, Feb. 11, 2025. Creekmore is one of two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing who became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jessica Avallone)

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240601-F-KS661-1057

Airman 1st Class Wade Creekmore, 422nd Security Forces Squadron Security Response Team leader, celebrates while securing first place during a Norwegian Foot March at RAF Fairford, England, June 1, 2024. Creekmore is one of two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing who became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jessica Avallone)

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250131-F-KS661-1001

Members of the 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) Blue Watch pose for a group photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Simon Costella, 421st CEF F&ES crew manager, received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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250509-F-KS661-1006

Simon Costella, 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) crew manager poses for a photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Costella received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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250509-F-KS661-1005

Simon Costella, 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) crew manager poses for a photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Costella received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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250131-F-KS661-1004

Dave Holmes, 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) assistant chief, left, and Simon Costella, 421st CEF F&ES crew manager, right, pose for a photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Costella received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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250131-F-KS661-1003

Members of the 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) Blue Watch pose for a group photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Simon Costella, 421st CEF F&ES crew manager, received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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250131-F-KS661-1002

Members of the 421st Civil Engineer Flight (CEF) Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES) Blue Watch pose for a group photo on RAF Menwith Hill, England, Feb. 04, 2025. Simon Costella, 421st CEF F&ES crew manager, received the Senior Master Sergeant Robert A. McAllister Heroism Award after using his military training to help save a woman’s life during a youth soccer match. (Courtesy photo)

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