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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

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

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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Kids have a hopping good time

Johnathon Miller, son of Maj. Greg Miller and Lt. Col. Deanna Miller meets the Easter bunny during a recent Easter party held here on base. "This was Johnathon's very first Easter egg hunt," said Lt. Col. Deanna Miller, 107th member. "He really enjoyed it, especially meeting the Easter Bunny," she added. More than 150 children of 107th and 914th Airlift Wing members took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather for the annual Easter egg hunt.(U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Deanna Miller)
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Local employers head to MacDill AFB

During a recent ESGR trip, local Niagara and Erie county employers had the opportunity to tour The United States Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa Fla. Above the group of pay tribute to the fallen members of Special Operations that have given their lives so that others may continue enjoy the freedoms and liberties that all Americans have become accustomed to. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ray Lloyd)
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Local employers head to MacDill AFB

During a recent ESGR trip, local Niagara and Erie county employers had the opportunity to tour The United States Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa Fla. Above the group posed in front of The Special Operations Memorial located at MacDill AFB. The Memorial honors Special Operation members that have paid the ultimate price in preserving the freedoms and liberties that all Americans have become accustomed to. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ray Lloyd)
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Local employers head to MacDill AFB

Local Tim Hortons owner Robert Burns (on left) and his son Jared Burns inspect the cockpit of a KC-135. The two employers along with more than 35 other local employers had the opportunity to tour the KC-135 on a recent ESGR funded trip to the 927th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Fla. "Man this plane is awesome," said Jared Burns, Vice President of Operations for five local Tim Hortons. "Did you see me in the cockpit ? That was so cool, I want to be a pilot," he added. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ray Lloyd)
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107th AW airlifts Cav Scouts for weapons training

During the week of February 15th the New York Air National Guard's 107th Airlift Wing, Niagara Falls, N.Y., transported more than 350 local NY Army National Guard soldiers from Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to Ft. Pickett, VA. While at Ft. Pickett the soldiers from the 101st Calvary battalion were scheduled to complete their 2 day annual weapons training. Upon the completion of their training, the 107th AW will transport the soldiers back to Niagara. "Scouts Out" (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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ANG throughout the country provides Haiti relief

Members of West Virginia's Air National Guard's 134th Air Lift Wing "Charlie West" aid the latest Haitian orphans with ear protection prior to boarding the C-130. The 134th AW transported the latest group of Haitian orphans to the US. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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Niagara delivers 18,270 bottles of H2O

Senior Master Sgt. Thomas Obrochta 107th C-130 load master ensures that the pallets of water destine for Haiti are secure. "Everything needs to be secured for flight," said Obrochta." If it's not bolted down, it gets strap it down," he added. The 107th has provided crews along with aircraft for the transportation of supplies into and evacuees out of Haiti since four days after the earthquake hit. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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Niagara delivers 18,270 bottles of H2O

Staff Sgt. Joe Hodkin, 107th AW, C-130 crew chief removes litter straps from a previous mission. The sergeant along with other crew members prepare the C-130 to pick up a load of bottled water destine for Haiti. The 107th has provided crews along with aircraft for the transportation of supplies into and evacuees out of Haiti since four days after the earthquake hit.(U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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Niagara delivers 18,270 bottles of H2O

Tech. Sgt. Alan Frankosky, 107th AW, C-130 flight engineer conducts a preflight check list prior to the latest 107th AW Haiti mission, hauling life sustaining water to Port-au-Prince in support of Operation Unified Response. The 107th has provided crews along with aircraft for the transportation of supplies into and evacuees out of Haiti since four days after the earthquake hit.(U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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ANG throughout the country provides Haiti relief

Parked just a few spots away from the 107th Airlift Wing's C-130 at the Port-au-Prince international Airport was West Virginia's Air National Guard's 134th Airlift Wing "Charlie West." The 134th AW transported the latest group of Haitain orphans to the U.S. during a recent relief mission.(U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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Niagara delivers 18,270 bottles of H2O

Senior Airman Laura Kruse installs rollers in preparation for the pallets of water that are to be loaded. The Airman along with other crew members prepare the C-130 to pick up a load of bottled water destine for Haiti. The 107th has provided crews along with aircraft for the transportation of supplies into and evacuees out of Haiti since four days after the earthquake hit. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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107th continues support of Operation Unified Response

The C-130 from Haiti carrying medical evacuees was greeted by an entourage of medical personnel to take the patients onward to civilian hospitals for further treatment. The 107th responded in support of Operation Unified Relief just four days after the 7.0 earth quake ravished Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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107th continues support of Operation Unified Response

The C-130 from Haiti carrying medical evacuees was greeted by an entourage of medical personnel to take the patients onward to civilian hospitals for further treatment. The 107th responded in support of Operation Unified Relief just four days after the 7.0 earth quake ravished Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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107th continues support of Operation Unified Response

The C-130 from Haiti carrying medical evacuees was greeted by an entourage of medical personnel to take the patients onward to civilian hospitals for further treatment. The 107th responded in support of Operation Unified Relief just four days after the 7.0 earth quake ravished Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Peter Dean)
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