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Taser Traing

Senior Airman Michael Dennee on left and Staff Sgt. Tommy Rodgers on right seem to find joy in the pain that Airman 1st Class Cassidy Milliman is receiving. In order to fully qualify on the X26 Taser, members had to experience firsthand the incapacitation delivered by the 50,000 volts penetrating their body.
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Taser Training

Officer Tom Licata, Niagara Falls Police Department Firearms Instructor, schools Airman 1st Class Michael Maio on the proper use of the X26 Taser. During a daylong class, 107 AW Security Force Members learned the techniques necessary to safely immobilize an evil doer using an electronic control device aka Taser.
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Premium day care at a give away price

Lavina Harris is surrounded by children that she provides care for, while their parents are drilling with the New York Air National Guard?s 107th Airlift Wing. (Front row L to R) Lucas, son of Lt. Col. Douglas Eoute and Tech. Sgt. Melissa Eoute, Emma, daughter of Staff Sgt.?s Jason and Sylvia Kirchner. (Back row L to R) Logan Eoute, Johnathon, son of Lt. Col. Deanna Miller and Maj. Greg Miller, Abby Kirchner and Adriana daughter of Tech. Sgt. Charity Edwards(Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt Charity Edwards)
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107th members drop donations off to Community Missions in Niagara Falls December 16.

107th members stand in front of Community Missions in Niagara Falls during a donation drop off on December 16.
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107th members drop donations off to Community Missions in Niagara Falls.

Steven Buja brings a bag filled with toys just in time for the holiday.
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107th members drop donations off to City Mission in Niagara Falls.

Jeannie Mang helps pass donated clothing down the line during a drop off to the Community Missions in Niagara Falls.
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107th members drop food donations off to Community Missions

Roger Clark and Dale Selbert bring food donations into the Community Missions on December 16.
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Toys for Tots

Apparently Senior Airman Ryan Mang doesn?t fully understand the concept of flag football. The 107th Airlift Wing, Security Squadron participated in an apparently full contact Toys for Tots Flag Football tournament. Their efforts aided in raising more than $400 worth of toys for local needy children. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Master Sgt. Randy Shenefiel, 107th Airlift Wing, hunts for a receiver as the coasties turn up the heat. . The sergeant lent the security force squadron a strong arm during the Toys for Tots Football Tournament held Nov. 14, at the Fort Niagara State Park. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Senior Airman Nathanael Flateau, 107th Airlift Wing Security Forces Squadron, out maneuvers his opponents for a positive gain. His opponents, the U.S. Coast Guard, Cleveland Station, Ohio, and other members of local military, Homeland Security and law enforcement agencies spent the day playing ball for the benefit of the Toys for Tots program. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

107th Airlift Wing, Security Force members hold their own against the U.S. Coast Guard, Cleveland Station, Ohio. Both teams came ready to play for a worthy cause. The first Toys for Tots Flag Football tournament was recently held at Fort Niagara State Park. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Master Sgt. Jason Folckemer throttles the pig skin into the hands of Senior Airman Michael Badolato the play resulted in a touch down for the 107th Airlift Wing, Security Forces Squadron. The squadron spent their day at Fort Niagara State Park play in the Toys for Tots Flag Football Tournament. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

The 107th Airlift Wing Security Forces Squadron takes a break between games. (From left standing) Senior Airman Philip McDonald, Senior Airman Ryan Mang, Senior Airman Nathanael Flateau, Senior Airman Michael Badolato, Senior Master Sgt. Paul Wiencek, Master Sgt. Randy Shenefiel, Master Sgt. Jason Folckemer, Airman 1st Class Ben McDonald, (kneeling from left) Airman 1st Class Michael Maio and Senior Airman Jozef Moderacki. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Senior Airman Michael Badolato, 107th Airlift Wing Security Force Squadron charges ahead for positive yardage. The Airman along with other military, Homeland Security and law enforcement agencies were invited to participate in a day full of flag football to benefit the Toys for Tots program. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Petty Officer 3rd Class Daniel Teffer, U.S. Coast Guard, Buffalo Station, N.Y., one of the organizers of the Toys for Tots Flag Football Tournament, puts a stop to his opponent?s forward momentum. The event received so many donations of unwrapped toys that the Marines had to be called in. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Toys for Tots

Can?t touch this Master Sgt. Jason Folckemer scrambles for a 1st down. The Sergeant from the 107th AW, Security Force Squadron, participated in the Toys for Tots Flag Football Tournament. The Tournament was organized by Petty Officer 3rd Class Daniel Teffer, U.S. Coast Guard, Buffalo Station, N.Y. and Petty Officer 3rd Class Jason Ensweiler, U.S. Coast Guard, Niagara Station, N.Y. The Tournament is anticipated to become an annual event. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Peter Dean
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Dreams do come true

During the preflight briefing Hunter intently studies the map ensuring that he has no question of which way do I go?
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Dreams do come true

Hunter and his family mother Cheryl, father Shawn, and sister Brook, spent the day at the New York Air National Guard?s 107th Airlift Wing, Niagara Falls, N.Y., where Hunter was an honorary pilot for the day.
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Dreams do come true

Hunter observes as Maj. Greg Miller begins the preflight check prior to take-off.
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Dreams do come true

Maj. Greg Miller teaches Hunter the fundamentals of aerodynamics by using paper airplanes. Hunter is attempting to get a place in the Gunnies Book of World Records. To date Hunter has collected more than 1.1 million paper planes from all over the world. According to Hunters father Shawn, the most unusual came from India; it was made out of pressed elephant dung.
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