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Thoughtfulness comes from tiny hands

Members of the South Dakota Air National Guard are photographed with children from the Open Arms Christian Child Care Center at Joe Foss Field June 7. The children visited the base to distribute care package they put together for the deployed members of the unit. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Nancy Ausland)(RELEASED)

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Thoughtfulness comes from tiny hands

Master Sgt. Thomas Mitchell, 114th Maintenance Squadron, recieves a care package from Rowan Alberts at Joe Foss Field, S.D. June 7. Rowan and other children from the Open Arms Christian Child Center visited the base to distribute care packages they put together for deployed members. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Nancy Ausland)(RELEASED)

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SD National Guard Adjutant General visits Airmen, Soldiers on flood duty

PIERRE, S.D. -- Maj. Gen. Tim Reisch, adjutant general of the South Dakota National Guard, takes a moment to thank Senior Airman Sarah Callies, 114th Fighter Wing Intelligence, and Staff Sgt. Kevin Callies, 114th Fighter Wing Communications Flight, at the Ft. Pierre Expo Center May 31, 2011. Both Sarah and Kevin, siblings within the 114th Fighter Wing, volunteered for state active duty to assist with flood relief. To date, more than 900 Soldiers and Airmen from the South Dakota National Guard have been called to support the flood fighting efforts along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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National Guard continues levee construction, working with community in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Lt. Col. Brandon Eskam, 114th Fighter Wing, Sioux Falls, uses a two-way radio to guide an Army National Guard UH-60 Helicopter hauling 2,500 pound sandbags in Dakota Dunes, Thursday, June 2, 2011. The large sandbags will help strengthen the levee at Division D of the Dakota Dunes levee project. Soldiers and Airmen are working around the clock in this historic flooding event and continue to work side by side with local, state and federal agencies and volunteers to provide flooding assistance to the citizens of South Dakota. (SDNG photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)

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National Guard continues levee construction, working with community in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - South Dakota Army National Guard Soldiers from the 153rd Forward Support Company of Parkston work with a conveyor belt filling 2,500 pound sandbags. The sandbags will be air lifted into difficult-to-reach areas of the levee being constructed along the Missouri River in the Dakota Dunes area, Thursday, June 2, 2011. Soldiers and Airmen are working around the clock in this historic flooding event and continue to work side by side with local, state and federal agencies to provide flooding assistance to the citizens of South Dakota. (SDNG photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)

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National Guard continues levee construction, working with community in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Red Cross volunteers are present at the Dakota Dunes levee project providing water and snacks to help keep South Dakota National Guard members and civilian volunteers hydrated and full of energy to aid in flood response efforts along the Missouri River, Thursday, June 2, 2011. Soldiers and Airmen are working around the clock in this historic flooding event and continue to work side by side with local, state and federal agencies and volunteers to provide flooding assistance to the citizens of South Dakota. (SDNG photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young) (RELEASED)

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Morale remains high during National Guard flood activation

Children from the Children's Castle and East Side Day Care delivered bags of treats to Soldiers of the South Dakota National Guard filling sandbags at the Georgia Morse Middle School in Pierre, Friday, June 3, 2011. The children wanted to do something for the troops who have worked side-by-side with the Pierre community. More than 1,150 Soldiers and Airmen of the South Dakota National Guard are currently on duty to help South Dakota citizens during this historic flood event occurring along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart) (RELEASED)

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Morale remains high during National Guard flood activation

Children from the Children's Castle and East Side Day Care delivered bags of treats to Soldiers of the South Dakota National Guard filling sandbags at the Georgia Morse Middle School in Pierre, Friday, June 3, 2011. The children wanted to do something for the troops who have worked side-by-side with the Pierre community. More than 1,150 Soldiers and Airmen of the South Dakota National Guard are currently on duty to help South Dakota citizens during this historic flood event occurring along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart) (RELEASED)

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Morale remains high during National Guard flood activation

South Dakota Army National Guard Command Sgt. Maj. George Arends (right), serving with Task Force 147, checks on the morale of Specialist Derek Austin and his fellow troops from the 842nd Engineering Company working on sandbagging efforts, Friday, June 3, 2011. More than 1,150 Soldiers and Airmen of the South Dakota National Guard are currently on duty to help South Dakota citizens during this historic flood event occurring along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart) (RELEASED)

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Pierre Indian Learning Center Welcomes South Dakota National Guard

PIERRE, S.D. -- Master Sgt. Eric Wollan, right, from the 114th Fighter Wing Safety office, and Staff Sgt. Joe Wiskur, from the 114th Fighter Wing Aviation Resource Management office, browse the internet while off duty at the Pierre Indian Learning Center Internet Cafe Wednesday, June 1, 2011.The Center opened the campus for 650 Soldiers and Airmen who have been activated as part of flood relief efforts along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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Pierre Indian Learning Center Welcomes South Dakota National Guard

PIERRE, S.D. -- Airmen from the South Dakota Air National Guard gather outside the Pierre Indian Learning Center as they prepare for their next shift filling sandbags and providing traffic control operations throughout the Pierre and Fort Pierre communities Tuesday, May 31, 2011. To date more than 300 Airmen from the South Dakota Air National Guard have been activated to assist with flood relief efforts along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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Pierre Indian Learning Center Welcomes South Dakota National Guard

PIERRE, S.D. -- Soldiers and Airmen from the South Dakota National Guard visit during breakfast at the Pierre Indian Resource Center here Thursday, June 2, 2011. Pictured from left to right are Airmen First Class Todd Suurmeyer, Staff Sgt. James Reinhardt, Airman First Class Casey Schoellerman, and Cadet Peter Bendorf. Suurmeyer and Schoellerman are both crew chiefs with the South Dakota Air National Guard, while Reinhardt and Bendorf are both from the 1st/147th HHB. The Center opened the campus for 650 Soldiers and Airmen who have been activated as part of flood relief efforts along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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South Dakota National Guard flood response

PIERRE, S.D. -- Tech. Sgt. Kevin Elder, a Crew Chief with the 114th Fighter Wing, assists Pierre resident Mark Barnett with another load of sandbags. More than 200 South Dakota Air National Guard Airmen were activated on May 30 as part of an effort to minimize flooding throughout the cities of Pierre and Ft. Pierre, S.D. More than 100 additional Airmen were activated on May 31 to Dakota Dunes, S.D., to assist with flood relief in that area of the state.(SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye, 114th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Officer) (RELEASED)

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South Dakota National Guard flood response

FT. PIERRE, S.D. -- Capt. Kevin Miller, Budget Officer for the 114th Financial Management Flight, works with Donna Brown-Glow, a Wood, S.D. and Ft. Pierre resident to fill sandbags late into the evening on May 31. Brown-Glow's home has not been threatened by the flooding, but feels it's important to help others throughout the state.(Photo by Capt. Michael Frye, 114th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Officer) (RELEASED)

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Residents, Soldiers, Airmen come together to provide Missouri River flood relief

PIERRE, S.D. -- Tech. Sgt. Eric Hoogendoorn (right) and Staff Sgt. Adam Groff, both from the 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineers, help Pierre resident Deloren Krieger load sandbags into his vehicle. To date, more than 900 Soldiers and Airmen from the South Dakota National Guard have been called to support the flood fighting efforts along the Missouri River. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye, 114th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Officer) (RELEASED)

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Army and Air Guard work together to fight floods

PIERRE, S.D. -- Maj. Laurie Tidemann, South Dakota Air National Guard Headquarters, works alongside Maj. Steve Volk and Capt. C.J. Willems, both of the Combat Service Support Battalion, at the South Dakota National Guard Mission desk in the Emergency Operations Center in Pierre. The Mission desk is manned to ensure any need for Soldiers and Airmen of the National Guard are tasked out on flood support missions and the vast coordination efforts communicated up the military chain of command. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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Army and Air Guard work together to fight floods

FT. PIERRE, S.D. -- Master Sgt. Darin Gillen from the 114th Fighter Wing Maintenance Squadron and Specialist Kurtis Brown, 235th Military Police from the Army National Guard load sandbags into a Ft. Pierre Resident's vehicle. Soldiers and Airmen from the South Dakota National Guard have been activated for state duty in preparation for flooding along the Missouri River throughout the state. (SDNG photo by Capt. Michael Frye) (RELEASED)

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South Dakota National Guard prepare for floods

SIOUX FALLS, SD - Senior leaders of the 114th Fighter Wing gather to work out logistics of the activiation of over 200 members of the unit in support of flood relief operations in South Dakota on May 30. The state is preparing for anticipated flooding in the Pierre and Fort Pierre areas of the state and both the Army and Air National Guard in the state have been activated. (Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Reid Christopherson, RELEASED)

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South Dakota Air Guard activated to assist in flood relief

SIOUX FALLS, SD - Members of the 114th Fighter Wing, South Dakota Air National Guard gather for a briefing prior to departing Joe Foss Field, South Dakota on May 30. The members were the first of several groups of Air Guard personnel activated by the state in support of the expected flooding in Pierre, South Dakota. (Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Reid Christopherson, RELEASED)

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Honor Guard presents Colors

SIOUX FALLS, SD - Master Sgt. Lisa Eisenhauer and Technical Sgt. Theron Liggons, members of the 114th Fighter Wing Honor Guard, present the colors during the Armed Forces Day ceremony held at the Sioux Falls Regional Veterans Administration Hospital on May 21. The annual event brings members of several services together to recognize both current and past members of the military. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Nancy Ausland, RELEASED)

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