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Graduation Day
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My sons' new job - the A-10
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My sons' unit. 331 TRS/FLT 089 ( Warrior Flight )
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Honor Guard carrying the flags
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This was the sky the morning we first got to the base
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Another view of the band
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C-130 banking right on the fly over
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KC-135 Fly over
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C-130J Fly over
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The Band followed by the Honor Flight
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On the parade ground
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The Band - made up of the trainees
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Taking the Oath - I'm proud of ALL of them
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I actually found my son when I enlarged this shot. I had no idea that he was in the picture
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My wife and daughter
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Several of the banners for the Airmen from their families
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With about 810 Airmen graduating, there were about 5000 guests to watch
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The next 30 some shots I'm posting are really for the families and friends of the graduates
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This is known as the "Coin Run Ceremony"
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Family from another flight
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One of my sons' wingmen
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My sons' fellow wingmen
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Signs made by the families - the love and admiration was everywhere
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Their first appearance over the bridge
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These bridges are to avoid the base traffic
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The first flight was a female flight
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"Coin Run Ceremony" 810 Graduates running in unison
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They just kept coming
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Your left your right your left
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Loud and proud
