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UV-C lights disinfect medical masks at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma. UV-C lights can eliminate harmful microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Cameron A. Schultz)
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Linda Franklin

Linda Franklin, secretary for the 71st Flying Training Wing commander and a victim advocate with Vance's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program.
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Lining up for a fly-over

Training aircraft from Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, line up to perform a fly-over at the Red, White and Blue Air Force Birthday Fly-in held Sept. 13 at the Enid-Woodring Regional Airport. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Tech. Sgt. Greg Cerny)
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Little man with a microphone

Erik Lewis Jr., makes free-style use of the microphone during the audience karaoke portion of the Focus 5/6 Star Search talent contest held June 20 at Club Vance. Erik is the son of Master Sgt. Melissa Lewis, 71st Force Support Squadron at Vance. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Ruby Barrington)
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Loading donated food

Second Lt. Sara Hutchins loads a box of donated food into her truck for delivery to the Horn of Plenty food bank in Enid, Okla. The box contains part of the 536 pounds of food collected so far at Vance AFB in support of “Feds Feed Families,” a Department of Defense drive to collect and donate 733,800 pounds of food to food banks across the nation. Hutchins is Vance’s coordinator for the local food drive, which runs through Aug. 24. Collection points are located throughout the base. For more information, call 580-213-7933. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Zach Sproul)
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Local family brings Black Indian heritage to Enid community

(Photo by Frank McIntyre) (Left) Robert Findley, executive director of the Southern Heights Heritage Center and Museum, shows Maj Robin Hill, 71st Logistics Readiness Squadron commander, and his family about Black Indian history.
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Logistics complex opens

Danny Ohnesorge, Computer Sciences Corporation deputy program manager; Col. Jerry Siegel, 71st Flying Training Wing vice commander; Col. Christopher Thelen, 71st Mission Support Group commander; and Maj. Daryl Cunningham, 71st Logistics Readiness Squadron; officially open the Consolidated Logistics Complex Wednesday. Construction on the complex began in February 2005. It is now home to more than 100 employees who work in the 71st LRS squadron offices; base audio-visual support; local purchase offices; quality assurance; Travel Management Office; Services and Information, Ticket and Tours offices; CSC management and human resources offices; and Trend Western offices.(Photo by Frank McIntyre)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain runs during an early-morning in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain pauses while on an early-morning run in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges, and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain, a Vance Equal Opportunity counselor, briefs flight commander course students at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain pauses while on an early-morning run in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges, and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain, a Vance Equal Opportunity counselor, briefs flight commander course students at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain runs during an early-morning in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain runs during an early-morning in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long distance runner

Master Sgt. Torry Brittain runs during an early-morning in rural Enid, Oklahoma, Oct. 1. Brittain will attempt to run 100 miles in an ultrarunning challenge in eastern Oklahoma, Oct. 17. “Running has taught me that I’m capable of more,” he said. “Life would be very boring without challenges and I want to see where I stack up.” (U.S. Air Force photo / David Poe)
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Long journey ended

Lt. Col. Mark Batcho, 71st Medical Support Squadron commander, ____, Col. Matrese, Air Education and Training Command title commander, and Col. Otha Solomon cut a ribbon at the 71st Medication Group's newly renovated clinic, (U.S. Air Force photo by ___)
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Longevity Award winners

Don and Shirley Marquardt, right and center, receive a Volunteer Longevity Award from Col. Russ Mack, 71st Flying Training Wing commander, during a ceremony held April 14 at Eisenhower Elementary School on Vance AFB, Okla. (U.S. Air Force photo/ 2nd Lt. Kiersten Thompson)
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Looking at deployments from safety view

Lt. Col. Neil Woods, 71st Flying Training Wing chief of safety, is ensuring the safety of people and equipment such as the pictured A-10 during his deployment at Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan.(Courtesy photo)
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Loose lips sink ships

Poor maintenance of operational secuirty, especially on the Internet, could compromise mission success or unit safety.
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Lopez Lomond tours Vance

1st Lt. Jonathan Taylor, an instructor pilot with the 33rd Flying Training Squadron, front, explains the ins and outs of a T-6A Texan II to Lopez Lomond, an Olympian and public speaker, at Vance Air Force Base, Okla. Lomond came to the local area to speak at the Northern Oklahoma College about the importance of resiliency. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Frank Casciotta)
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