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Ain't Got No Gas

United States Air Force Accident Investigation Board Report. Class-A Mishap, Bamako, Mali, 19 November 2009. Photos of a Bombardier DHC-8/Q200 assigned to the 524th Special Operations Squadron, 27th Special Operations Wing, Air Force Special Operations Command, that crash-landed 61 miles North-northwest of Bamako, Mali in Africa on November 19, 2009. These images were part of the US Air Force Aircraft accident investigation board report. The plan departed Nouakchott Airport Mauritania en rout to Bamako-Senou airport Mali. The plane ran out of fuel during the flight, causing the mishap. (Air Force Photo)

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Glider Program Gives Cadets Wings

The TG-15A (Schempp-Hirth Duo Discus) is a conventional two-place high performance sailplane with tandem seating used by 94FTS Advance Soaring for cross-country training. The TG-15A is commonly known as "the white glider": or the "Duo" in the civilian community. Glider cross-country soaring competitions are flown at the regional and national level in the TG-15A. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)

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A DOGGONE SHAME

A DOGGONE SHAME - When he drove an ATV too fast at night, an Airman accidently ran over his friend's pet dog and nearly killed himself in the process. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Samuel Bendet)

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SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT

SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT - Mouthpieces like this "boil and bite" version not only help protect users from broken or lost teeth, but from concussions as well. (Photo by Timothy Barela)

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Utah CSAR Integration Exercise 2008

A member of the 19th Special Forces Group, Utah Army National Guard, fast ropes from a U.S. Air Force (USAF) HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter into an urban village at night during the Utah Combat Search and Rescue Joint Integration Exercise 2008 at Camp Williams, Utah, May 10, 2008. The 34th Weapons Squadron, USAF Weapons School based at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., led the search and recovery training. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Kevin J. Gruenwald/Released)

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Basic Parachuting course

U.S. Air Force Cadet 3rd Class Ryan Kim flares at precisely the right time to ensure a soft landing during the Airmanship 490, Basic Parachuting course, an airmanship program where cadets earn their basic jump wings after successfully completing five free-fall jumps, at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colo., July 9, 2008. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mike Kaplan/Released)

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That's Gotta Hurt!

THAT'S GOTTA HURT! - Photos showing boy with fork through nose no hoax: In the emergency room, doctors had to remove the fork after three of the tines had pierced the boy?s nose during a fall. Two days later at home, the puncture wounds had already begun to heal. (Courtesy Photo)

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That's Gotta Hurt!

THAT'S GOTTA HURT! - Photos showing boy with fork through nose no hoax: In the emergency room, doctors had to remove the fork after three of the tines had pierced the boy?s nose during a fall. Two days later at home, the puncture wounds had already begun to heal. (Courtesy Photo)

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LIGHT FRIGHT

LIGHT FRIGHT - If a pilot is in the air and hears another aircraft relay a laser event, it might be a good time to land or get out of town. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Samuel Bendet - composite by Sammie W. King)

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Out on a Limb

(UPDATE) INSPIRING COMEBACK - Laughlin lieutenant returns to pilot training after losing leg: Competing in the Warrior Games at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado in May was just one of the inspiring feats 1st Lt. Ryan McGuire completed on his road back to pilot training after having his right leg amputated. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Samuel Bendet)

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WAXED!

Photos in support of young girl playing with candle as a result burning down her house in base housing. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)

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Adapting to Fatigue

ADAPTING TO FATIGUE - AT-38C talon flight at Moody AFB, GA. (photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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WAXED!

WAXED! - Children and the elderly are the ones most likely to become victims of candle fires, according to the National Fire Protection Association. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)

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MULTIPLE ERRORS LEAD TO C-21A TRANSPORTER MISHAP

Capt. Stephanie Kelsen pilots a North Dakota Air National Guard F-16 Fighting Falcon alongside the first C-21 to join the 119th Fighter Wing as it flies Jan. 10 into Fargo, N.D. Lt. Col. Craig Schroeder and Maj. Jon Wutzke of the 178th Fighter Squadron are flying the C-21 as it arrives in Fargo for the first time. Captain Kelsen is also from the 178th FS. The C-21 aircraft is considered a "bridge mission" until approximately 2010 when it is expected to be replaced by the new "Joint Cargo Aircraft." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. David Lipp)

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Brown RV-6 light aircraft crash

(4) When a Brown RV-6 light aircraft crashed on take-off, each wing struck a tree, rupturing the fuel tanks. The spilled fuel immediately caught fire, killing the two pilots who were trapped inside the canopy. (Photos courtesy of the National Transportation Safety Board)

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Brown RV-6 light aircraft crash

(3) When a Brown RV-6 light aircraft crashed on take-off, each wing struck a tree, rupturing the fuel tanks. The spilled fuel immediately caught fire, killing the two pilots who were trapped inside the canopy. (Photos courtesy of the National Transportation Safety Board)

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Brown RV-6 light aircraft crash

(2) When a Brown RV-6 light aircraft crashed on take-off, each wing struck a tree, rupturing the fuel tanks. The spilled fuel immediately caught fire, killing the two pilots who were trapped inside the canopy. (Photos courtesy of the National Transportation Safety Board)

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Brown RV-6 light aircraft crash

(1) When a Brown RV-6 light aircraft crashed on take-off, each wing struck a tree, rupturing the fuel tanks. The spilled fuel immediately caught fire, killing the two pilots who were trapped inside the canopy. (Photos courtesy of the National Transportation Safety Board)

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33rd Rescue Squadron crew earns MacKay Trophy

An HH-60G Pavehawk from the 129th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron flies June 12, 2009, over Afghanistan. The crew of "Pedro 16", Capt. Robert Rosebrough, 1st Lt. Lucas Will, Master Sgt. Dustin Thomas and Staff Sgt. Tim Philpott, from the 33rd Rescue Squadron at Kadena Air Base, Japan, were recently announced as the 2009 MacKay Trophy winners. (Courtesy photo)

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33rd Rescue Squadron crew earns MacKay Trophy

The crew of "Pedro 16" poses in July 2009, at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Pictured are Capt. Robert Rosebrough (middle, standing), 1st Lt. Lucas Will (right, standing), Master Sgt. Dustin Thomas (far left, standing) and Staff Sgt. Tim Philpott (right, kneeling). The four Airmen from Kadena Air Base's 33rd Rescue Squadron, were recently announced as the 2009 MacKay Trophy winners. (Courtesy photo)

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