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A line of 32 new Air Force Reserve recruits march before forming up for a lesson on facing movements Feb. 6 at Duke Field. Tech. Sgt. Raul Lopez and his wife, Master. Sgt. Tiffany Lopez, 96th Force Support Squadron, both former active-duty military training instructors at Lackland AFB, Texas, volunteered their time to help new reserve recruits prepare for basic training during the drill weekend here. The husband and wife team spent four years instructing new trainees at Lackland graduating 25 flights from Basic Military Training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Jon McCallum)


Dragging a line

A line of 32 new Air Force Reserve recruits march before forming up for a lesson on facing movements Feb. 6 at Duke Field. Tech. Sgt. Raul Lopez and his wife, Master. Sgt. Tiffany Lopez, 96th Force Support Squadron, both former active-duty military training instructors at Lackland AFB, Texas, volunteered their time to help new reserve recruits prepare for basic training during the drill weekend here. The husband and wife team spent four years instructing new trainees at Lackland graduating 25 flights from Basic Military Training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Jon McCallum)

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