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MESSIN WITH PARADISE

MESSIN WITH PARADISE - While Hawaii escaped the kind of devastation suffered by Japan in the March 11 tsunami, it still endured an estimated $30.6 million in damages. But thanks in part to the Civil Air Patrol's early warning system, there were no fatalities. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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PEDAL TO THE METAL

PEDAL TO THE METAL - Working the tower at Townsend Bombing Range, Ga., Barton had to cross-train from tactical air control party to cyber transporter after the motorcycle mishap severed his leg. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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PEDAL TO THE METAL

PEDAL TO THE METAL - On screen, Barton shares some photos from one of nearly a dozen surgeries performed on his leg. He points out how the rods and screws were beginning to puncture his skin. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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PEDAL TO THE METAL

PEDAL TO THE METAL - SSgt Kevin Barton was struck by a vehicle while riding his motorcycle causing him to lose his leg, above the knee. Barton currently serves in the guard at Townsend Bombing Range, Georgia. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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PEDAL TO THE METAL

PEDAL TO THE METAL - Barton needed more than a leg to stand on to get through grueling rehab; he needed a strong support system, which he got in the form of family members like his mom, Wanda (left) and wife, Megan. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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PEDAL TO THE METAL

PEDAL TO THE METAL - Cruising down the highway, Staff Sgt. Kevin Barton rides his 2006 Buell Firebolt XB 12R on the rural roads of Jessup, Ga., using a prosthetic on his left leg.(Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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100th Marathons...and counting

Preble has run in all 14 Air Force Marathons on her way to the century mark. The meteorologist also serves as a running coach for young girls. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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100th Marathons...and counting

Suffering from severe asthma as a kid, Lt. Col. Amanda Preble hasn?t let that stop her from logging some 2,600 miles in marathons. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

Grammy and Grampy (GP) lay a big kiss on their grandson while relaxing on a backyard swing. Nathaniel?s parents appointed Ronald and Carol Lee as their son?s legal guardians. Raising Nathaniel has helped them deal with the grief of losing their daughter and son-in-law.(Photo by Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

?Uncle Face? ? or Staff Sgt. Aron Lee ? plays football with Nathaniel in the back yard. Lee got a humanitarian assignment to Lackland AFB, Texas, to help his parents raise Nathaniel after the tragic deaths of the boy?s mom and dad. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

?Uncle Face? ? or Staff Sgt. Aron Lee ? plays football with Nathaniel in the back yard. Lee got a humanitarian assignment to Lackland AFB, Texas, to help his parents raise Nathaniel after the tragic deaths of the boy?s mom and dad. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

Following in the footsteps of his mom and his grandpa, Nathaniel is learning to be a die-hard Pittsburgh Steeler fan. Nathaniel?s parents appointed Ronald and Carol Lee as their son?s legal guardians. Raising Nathaniel has helped them deal with the grief of losing their daughter and son-in-law. (Photo by Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

With a tear streaming down his cheek, retired Master Sgt. Ronald Lee said he never expected to outlive any of his children. But he saw Audra buried April 21, 2009, at Fort Sam, Texas. Above, Anika Lee, Nathanial's aunt, takes a moment to collect herself before continuing to talk about losing her best friend ? older sister Audra ? and the void it has left in her life. (Photos by Samuel Bendet)
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Orphaned

Anika Lee, Nathaniel's aunt, takes a moment to collect herself before continuing to talk about losing her best friend ? older sister Audra ? and the void it has left in her life. (Photo by Samuel Bendet)
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ORPHANED

Nathaniels mother and father die as a result of a drunk driver. Nathaniel's parents were traveling with a motorcycle group until an intoxicated illegal immigrant ran them over and fled the seen. Nathaniel is being raised by his uncle and grandparents. (Courtesy Photo)
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ORPHANED

On his mom?s birthday Nov. 11, Nathaniel and his uncle (Staff Sgt. Aron Lee) get ready to send one of the 12 yellow balloons they release every year to heaven. Lee says his nephew enjoys this celebration, which makes him feel closer to his mom. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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ORPHANED

Nathaniels mother and father die as a result of a drunk driver. Nathaniel's parents were traveling with a motorcycle group until an intoxicated illegal immigrant ran them over and fled the seen. Nathaniel is being raised by his uncle and grandparents. (Photos by Samuel Bendet)
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One last flight

Maj. Cranston finishes his last flight on a J-1 Jayhawk receiving a warm welcome from his family. (USAF Photo)
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One last flight

Maj. Cranston takes his last flight on a J-1 Jayhawk until a turkey vulture strikes aircraft. (USAF Photo)
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It Ain't Over Til Its Over!

T-1A Jayhawk flies over Texas. A supporting photo for the article It Ain't Over Till it's Over. (Photo by TSgt Samuel Bendet)
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