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Two lifesaving Trooper/Guardsmen recognized

(On left) New York State Troopers Edward Stefik, current 107th AW, New York Air National Guardsman and William Persinger, former 1st Battalion 108th Infantry, New York Army National Guardsman earn the 2009 Lawman of the Year award for their lifesaving actions. The Troopers are standing adjacent to the Power Authority water control gates where the rescue occured. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff sgt. Peter Dean)

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True cost of war hits home for a local family

On June 25 countless family, friends, Patriot Guard Riders and military members gathered at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to pay their final respects to Lance Cpl. Timothy Serwinowski, the areas most recent Afghanistan casualty. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Justin Huett)

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True cost of war hits home for a local family

Members of the 107th and 914th Airlift wings render a final salute on June 25th, as the remains of North Tonawanda native Lance Cpl. Timothy Serwinowski passes by. The Marine was killed in action when he was struck by a sniper while exiting his patrol vehicle in Afghanistan. (U.S. photo/ Tech Sgt. Catherine Perretta)

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True cost of war hits home for a local family

On June 25 countless family, friends, Patriot Guard Riders and military members gathered at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to pay their final respects to Lance Cpl. Timothy Serwinowski, the areas most recent Afghanistan casualty. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Tech Sgt. Catherine Perretta)

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CAC groundbreaking ceremony

Western New York Servicemembers and Public Figures break the ground at the CAC groundbreaking ceremony, June 21, 2010, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, Niagara Falls, NY. At the conclusion of the groundbreaking ceremony refreshments provided by NIMAC were prepared and served by the 914th Services Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joseph McKee

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5K to the Fort

Master Sgt. Andy Hoelzl former 107th Security Forces member passed away unexpectedly at the age of 46. He was remembered and honored during the second annual 5K to the Fort held June 13. (Courtesy photo)

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5K to the Fort

107th AW Security Forces members participated in the second annual 5K to the Fort. The run honored former 107th Security Forces member Master Sgt. Andy Hoelzl who passes away. Each year the run honors a different 107th Security Forces member that has passed away. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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107th members brave the frigid temperatures to raise money for the kids

Airman 1st Class Paul Boser gets up close and personal peddling the Buffalo Newspaper during the annual Kids Day Newspaper Sale. "You have to get right in their face, you can't be shy," said Boser. "It's for a great cause," he added. Boser along with other 107th Airlift Wing volunteers plastered the streets around the base selling approximately 1,200 papers, raising more than $1,400 in donation. (U.S. Air Force photo/staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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107th members brave the frigid temperatures to raise money for the kids

Airman 1st Class Stasha Haag pedals the Buffalo Newspaper during the annual Kids Day Newspaper Sale. Haag along with other 107th Airlift Wing volunteers plastered the streets around the base selling approximately 1,200 papers, raising more than $1,400 in donation. "This was my first year participating in this event," said Haag. "It was fun, I'm looking forward to next year," she added. (U.S. Air Force photo/staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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107th members brave the frigid temperatures to raise money for the kids

Airman 1st Class Thomas Mueller pedals the Buffalo Newspaper during the annual Kids Day Newspaper Sale. Mueller along with other 107th Airlift Wing volunteers plastered the streets around the base selling approximately 1,200 papers, raising more than $1,400 in donation. "This is a great opportunity to raise money for the kids and show the community that we care," said Mueller. (U.S. Air Force photo/staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

From left to right Team A consisted of food service specialists Airman 1st Class Raymond Koehne Tech. Sgt. John Eagan (Team A's Trainer) Airman 1st Class Joshua Asamoah, Senior Airman Evelyn Orlowski and Airman 1st Class Heather Grimm. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

From left to right Team B consisted of food service specialists Senior Airman Sarah Kowalczyk, Staff Sgt. Patricia Fountaine, Tech. Sgt. Deonza Eady (Team B's trainer), Senior Airmen David Siegel, and Emily Roy. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean) The team was led by trainer Tech. Sgt. Deonza Eady with food service specialists Staff Sgt. Patricia Fountaine, Senior Airmen David Siegel, Sarah Kowalczyk, and Emily Roy.

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

Senior Airman David Siegel of Team B serves Col. Timothy Vaughan their creation of pork tenderloin with rum-molasses glaze and grilled pineapple-jalape'o sauce served with fried green beans. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

Although both meals were outstanding it all came down to presentation. Team B pulled out all the guns with their eye appealing dish served with fried green beans. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

Tech. Sgt. Stephen Pease the dining hall supervisor explains to judges Lt. Col. Linda Blaszak the 107th Force Support Squadron Commander and Col. Timothy Vaughan the 107th Mission Support Group Commander the concept behind the food challenge. "We have done really well in our inspections. These guys have worked cohesively as a team and it is almost a family atmosphere. At this time what we wanted to do was challenge them. This was a chance to get them to step it up," Sgt. Pease said. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

The esteemed panel of judges from (left to right) Lt. Col. Linda Blaszak, Col. Timothy Vaughan, Lt. Colonels Barry Griffith, and Patrick Roemer, and Master Sgt. Randall Shenefiel eagerly await their meal. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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Sizzling services competition heats things up

Senior Airmen Evelyn Orlowski from Team A prepares the plate for the judges. Team A's meal was Caramelized apple stuffed chicken breast with fontina and bing cherries served with glazed carrots. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)

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107th Shooters bring home the cup

Camp Smith-- Members of the 107th Security Forces Squadron marksmanship team who won the combined arms trophy at the 31st annual TAG Match shooting compettion at Camp Smith April 16-18 pose with their trophy. From left to right; Staff Sgt. Ryan Mang, Staff Sgt. Warren Jones, Tech. Sgt. Daniel Owczarczak and Master Sgt. Edward Stefik. (Courtesy photo)

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107th Shooters bring home the cup

Camp Smith-- Members of the 107th Security Forces Squadron marksmanship team who won the combined arms trophy at the 31st annual TAG Match shooting compettion at Camp Smith April 16-18 pose with their many awards. The individuals from the 107th shooting team won or placed in many individual events giving them the points they needed to bring home the title of New York state TAG 2010 Combined Arms Team Champions. From left to right; Tech. Sgt. Daniel Owczarczak , Staff Sgt. Warren Jones, Staff Sgt. Ryan Mang and Master Sgt. Edward Stefik. (Courtesy Photo)

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Fallen Marine returns home

Members of the New York Patriot Guard look on as the remains of Marine Sgt. Frank J. World. The sergeant was the lastest local Military Afghanistan casualty. "My brother was solid in his his faith and firm in his beliefs, so there is no doubt that he is our angle up above watching down on us," said Larry World, the sergeants brother. (courtesy photo)

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