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The 919th Special Operations Wing command post was recognized as the best small command post in Air Force Reserve Command's 2007 Command and Control awards. Senior Master Sgt. David Mooers (back row, third from left) was also recognized as AFRC's Senior NCO of the Year for Command and Control. Command post members pictured here are (back row, left to right) Tech. Sgt. Luis Lopez, Staff Sgt. Shannon Riley, Sergeant Mooers, and Tech. Sgt. Lici Coleman; and (front row, left to right) Staff Sergeants Ericka Gilliam and Elaine Alonzo. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Buffy Galbraith)


Wing controllers earn AFRC's top nod

The 919th Special Operations Wing command post was recognized as the best small command post in Air Force Reserve Command's 2007 Command and Control awards. Senior Master Sgt. David Mooers (back row, third from left) was also recognized as AFRC's Senior NCO of the Year for Command and Control. Command post members pictured here are (back row, left to right) Tech. Sgt. Luis Lopez, Staff Sgt. Shannon Riley, Sergeant Mooers, and Tech. Sgt. Lici Coleman; and (front row, left to right) Staff Sergeants Ericka Gilliam and Elaine Alonzo. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Buffy Galbraith)

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