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Air Commandos take advantage of relief efforts to further partnerships

PADANG, Indonesia -- Aircrew flying a MC-130P Combat Shadow from the 17th Special Operations Squadron prepare for landing as they deliver humanitarian aid supplies Oct. 13. More than 65 members of the group provided their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica Pierce)
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Air Commandos take advantage of relief efforts to further partnerships

PADANG, Indonesia -- Capt. Brandon Pablo a MC-130P Combat Shadow navigator from the 17th Special Operations Squadron, relays flight path information to pilots in route to deliver humanitarian aid supplies Oct. 13. More than 65 members of the group provided their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica Pierce)
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Air Commandos take advantage of relief efforts to further partnerships

JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Capt. Chuck Dokmo from the 17th Special Operations Squadron, works with his Indonesian Air Force counterpart tracking air operations relief efforts in the Combined Air Mobility Division Oct. 13. The 353rd Special Operations Group, Royal Australian Air Force and Indonesian Air Force developed the CAMD at Halim Air Base, Jakarta to amicably supply aid to those affected. More than 65 members of the group provided their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica Pierce)
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Air Commandos take advantage of relief efforts to further partnerships

PADANG, Indonesia -- Combat Controllers from the 320th Special Tactics Squadron relay air traffic control information to incoming aircraft delivering humanitarian aid supplies at Tabing Airfield here Oct. 11. More than 65 members of the group provided their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica Pierce)
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SOG Airmen support Indonesian relief efforts

PADANG, Indonesia -- Members of the 353rd Special Operations Group and U.S. Marines unload a CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter assigned to Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron (HMM) 265 with relief supplies for remote areas of west Sumatra, Indonesia following two earthquakes. Approximately 60 members of the 353rd SOG are in Indonesia at several locations providing their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area.(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Byron C. Linder)
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SOG Airmen support Indonesian relief efforts

PADANG, Indonesia -- Indonesian Air Force 1st Lt. Prasetyo Aguswouo and Capt. Tony Truong, a flight surgeon with the 353rd Special Operations Group, unload relief supplies for remote areas of West Sumatra, Indonesia from a CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter following two earthquakes. Approximately 60 members of the 353rd SOG are in Indonesia at several locations providing their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Byron C. Linder)
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SOG Airmen support Indonesian relief efforts

PADANG, Indonesia -- Capt. Tony Truong, a flight surgeon with the 353rd Special Operations Group, leads a recovery effort for possible survivors at a collapsed hotel in Padang. Approximately 60 members of the 353rd SOG are in Indonesia at several locations providing their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area.(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Greg Johnson)
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SOG Airmen support Indonesian relief efforts

PADANG, Indonesia -- Maj. John Traxler, 353rd Special Operations Group, meets with Indonesian Army Capt. Mohammad Munir, company commander, Battalion 461, Indonesian Air Force, to discuss the restoration of aviation navigation aids to facilitate flight operations in support of the ongoing humanitarian relief efforts in Padang. Approximately 60 members of the 353rd SOG are in Indonesia at several locations providing their unique expertise in key areas to multiple organizations supporting relief efforts across the affected area. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Greg Johnson)
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SOG Airmen continue supporting Indonesian relief efforts

TABING AIRFIELD, Indonesia -- A combat controller from the 353rd Special Operations Group, guides an MC-130P Combat Shadow as it lands here Oct. 4. U.S. and Indonesian military officials surveyed and opened the closed airfield to support humanitarian relief operations near Padang in western Indonesia. MC-130P aircrews have flown more than 15 flights, moved about 100 people, and more than 160,000 pounds of cargo throughout the affected area. (Courtesy photo)
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SOG Airmen continue supporting Indonesian relief efforts

TABING AIRFIELD, Indonesia -- A combat controller from the 353rd Special Operations Group, points in the direction of an incoming aircraft he's guiding to land here Oct. 4. U.S. and Indonesian military officials surveyed and opened the closed airfield to support humanitarian relief operations near Padang in western Indonesia. U.S. Air Force combat controllers and Indonesian Air Force air traffic controllers are now manning the airfield to support fixed and rotary wing aircraft. (Courtesy photo)
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SOG Airmen continue supporting Indonesian relief efforts

TABING AIRFIELD, Indonesia -- Combat controllers from the 353rd Special Operations Group and Indonesian military officials survey the runway here Oct. 4 to see if the airfield can support humanitarian relief operations near Padang in western Indonesia. The combat controllers and Indonesian Air Force air traffic controllers are now manning the airfield to support fixed and rotary wing aircraft assisting relief operations. (Courtesy photo)
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SOG Airmen continue supporting Indonesian relief efforts

BANDUNG, Indonesia -- Members of the 353rd Special Operations Group and Indonesian Air Force Korpaskhas, a special operations branch of the Indonesian Air Force, load relief supplies on a MC-130P Combat Shadow here supporting humanitarian relief operations near Padang in western Indonesia. MC-130P Combat Shadow aircrews have flown more than 15 flights, moved about 100 people, and more than 160,000 pounds of cargo throughout the affected area. (Courtesy photo)
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Pacific Air Commandos aid Indonesian recovery operations

BANDUNG, Indonesia -- Members of the 353rd Special Operations Group, Indonesian Air Force Korpaskhas, a special operations branch of the Indonesian Air Force, and emergency response teams board a MC-130P Combat Shadow here Oct. 2. Members of group and Korpaskhas immediately started moving emergency response teams, equipment and relief supplies to the Padang area to support humanitarian relief operations after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake and a slightly smaller one struck the area Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. (Courtesy photo)
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Pacific Air Commandos aid Indonesian recovery operations

PADANG, Indonesia -- Members of the 353rd Special Operations Group and Indonesian Air Force Korpaskhas, a special operations branch of the Indonesian Air Force, unload relief supplies from a MC-130P Combat Shadow here Oct. 2. Members of group and Korpaskhas immediately started moving emergency response teams, equipment and relief supplies to the Padang area to support humanitarian relief operations after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake and a slightly smaller one struck the area Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. (Courtesy photo)
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Peru chief of staff visits AFSOC

HURLBURT FIELD, FL. -- Maj. General Kurt Cichowski, Vice Commander Air Force Special Operations Command, points out different aircraft assigned here to Peruvian Vice Adm. Reynaldo Tomas Pizarro, Antram, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Joint Staff Peru, Aug. 11. Admiral Pizarro toured various facilities acquiring a better understanding for Air Force special operations and its training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jason Epley)
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Peru chief of staff visits AFSOC

HURLBURT FIELD, FL. -- Maj. General Kurt Cichowski, Vice Commander Air Force Special Operations Command, speaks with Peruvian Vice Adm. Reynaldo Tomas Pizarro Antram, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Joint Staff Peru, about the various weapon systems aboard the AC-130U Spooky Gunship Aug. 11. Admiral Pizarro toured various facilities acquiring a better understanding for Air Force Special Operations and its training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jason Epley)
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Peru chief of staff visits AFSOC

HURLBURT FIELD, FL. -- Maj. General Kurt Cichowski, Vice Commander Air Force Special Operations Command, and Peruvian Vice Adm. Reynaldo Tomas Pizarro Antram, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Joint Staff Peru, listen to a Joint training presentation during a visit here Aug. 11. The Vice Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff, invited Admiral Pizarro to visit various U.S. installations to talk about future U.S.-Peru Mil-to-Mil cooperation, training and engagement. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jason Epley)
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Peru chief of staff visits AFSOC

HURLBURT FIELD, FL. -- Maj. General Kurt Cichowski, Vice Commander Air Force Special Operations Command, and Peruvian Vice Adm. Reynaldo Tomas Pizarro Antram, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Joint Staff Peru, talk during a visit here Aug. 11. The Vice Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff, invited Admiral Pizarro to visit various U.S. installations to talk about future U.S.-Peru Mil-to-Mil cooperation, training and engagement. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jason Epley)
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Peru chief of staff visits AFSOC

HURLBURT FIELD, FL. -- Maj. General Kurt Cichowski, Vice Commander Air Force Special Operations Command, greets Peruvian Vice Adm. Reynaldo Tomas Pizarro Antram, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Joint Staff Peru, after arriving here Aug. 11. The Vice Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff, invited Admiral Pizarro to visit various U.S. installations to talk about future U.S.-Peru Mil-to-Mil cooperation, training and engagement. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jason Epley)
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