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CV-22

With the CV-22 Osprey soaring above the skies at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., it’s perhaps a sign of the aircraft’s resiliency, having overcome heavy controversy in the press and in Congress the past few years. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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ARMED & DANGEROUS

The more aerodynamic, higher velocity PGU 28A/B 20mm cannon round replaced the M56 round long used by F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots. The new ammo allows for higher velocity, a greater standoff distance and increased safety for pilots, all contributing to greater effectiveness while providing close-air support. Its use Feb. 26 against insurgents east of Baghdad, Iraq, marked the first in battle for Air Force F-16 pilots. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Ken Hall)

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ARMED & DANGEROUS

The more aerodynamic, higher velocity PGU 28A/B 20mm cannon round replaced the M56 round long used by F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots. The new ammo allows for higher velocity, a greater standoff distance and increased safety for pilots, all contributing to greater effectiveness while providing close-air support. Its use Feb. 26 against insurgents east of Baghdad, Iraq, marked the first in battle for Air Force F-16 pilots. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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115 Pounds Lighter!

When she needed to lose more than 100 pounds, Diana Harmon turned to the Brooks City-Base, Texas, Health and Wellness Center for help. She has lost 115 pounds over the past two years through hard work, dedication and education. (U.S. Air Force photo/Steve Thurow)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

Candid snapshots remind family and friends of the dynamic duo and the memories they made together since being born 15 minutes apart. (Courtesy of the Lombardos family)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

Candid snapshots remind family and friends of the dynamic duo and the memories they made together since being born 15 minutes apart. (Courtesy of the Lombardos family)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

Candid snapshots remind family and friends of the dynamic duo and the memories they made together since being born 15 minutes apart. (Courtesy of the Lombardos family)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

The Lombardos, in their last family photo taken with Chloe just before the accidental poisoning, are reminded of happier times with Chloe sitting on mom’s lap and Kevin Jr. and Lidia sitting on their dad’s back, flanked by oldest sister Lexie. (Courtesy of the Lombardos family)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

A plaster cast of Chloe’s hand and a lock of her chestnut brown hair are among the cherished items kept in a memorabilia box for the Lombardo family. (Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

When an Air Force couple lost their 2-year-old twin daughter to a tragic accidental poisoning, they decided to ensure her death would not be in vain. (Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

Twins Kevin and Chloe were inseparable. 4-year-old Kevin, shown with his mom Billie, has slowly adjusted to losing his twin sister a little more than a year ago. (Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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TEARS FOR CHLOE

Tormented by her daughter’s death, Billie Lombardo tells her story to try to save other parents from the same anguish of losing a child to an accidental poisoning. (Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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Shouldering the load

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Bret Oyler, a loadmaster, directs Guam Army National Guardsman Spc. Rick Naputi towards the rear of a C-130 Hercules aircraft on a remote dirt strip in southern Ethiopia Dec. 26, 2006, for the removal of cargo. Oyler is deployed from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, to the 737th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron at a desert base in Southwest Asia. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Scott Wagers) (Released)

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Loadmasters learn from mentors/ C-130

Airman 1st Class Brian Mulkey marshals in palletized cargo onto a C-130 Hercules for a tactical airlift mission Feb. 8 in Southwest Asia. Airman Mulkey is a loadmaster assigned to the 746th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Erik Hofmeyer)

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Loadmasters learn from mentors/ C-130

Airman 1st Class Brian Mulkey and Master Sgt. James McElwee sign paperwork after loading a pallet of cargo Feb. 8 in Southwest Asia. The two loadmasters are assigned to the 746th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Erik Hofmeyer)

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Shouldering the Load

Reflecting on his most recent passengers, Senior Airman David Sanders, a C-130 Hercules aircrew loadmaster, closes a troop door after dropping off troops from the 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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Fit to Fight

The No Fun Run, Why do we continue to pound the pavement? Put the same effort into your fitness test as you do for your college or promotion testing. Being "fit to fight" is now part of the Air Force mindset. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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Arctic Survival School

Sitting by a fire to keep warm, students also tend to the water bucket, which is a parachute filled with snow. It hangs near the fire so that the snow will melt and drip into a bucket for drinking water. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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Arctic Survival School

Airman 1st Class Jordan Bender, from the the 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron of Elemendorf Air Force Base, fills a water container with snow. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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Arctic Survival School

Master Sgt. Joseph Cattell of the 962 Airborne Air Control Squadron of Elemendorf "reflects" on a survival essential - fire. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen)

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