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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Staff Sgt. Justin Larson, 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron power production technician, adjusts blocks and smoothes grout lines in the Nieuw Amsterdam clinic under construction in the Commewijne district of Suriname here July 2, 2011. Larson and three other members of the 114th Fighter Wing were sent to assist the 556th Red Horse Squadron with the last stages of laying block to complete the walls. New Horizons is a cooperative effort between the government of Suriname and the United States Southern Command. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Chris Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Staff Sgt. Justin Moulton, 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron, assists the 556th Red Horse Squadron in constructing walls at the Nieuw Amsterdam Clinic in the Commewijne district of Suriname. Moulton’s civilian experience in laying block played an important role as the squadron neared completion of the clinic walls New Horizons is a cooperative effort between the government of Suriname and the United States Southern Command. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Chris Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Senior Airman Cody Hall (left), 114th Fighter Wing Fire Protection, and Senior Airman Andrew Siemonsma (right), 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron, work together to attach a fascia to the Alkmaar Clinic here July 2, 2011. Twenty-two members of the 114th Fighter Wing are constructing the Alkmaar Clinic in the Commewijne district of Suriname in support of exercise New Horizons. Airmen, Soldiers, Marines and Sailors are constructing playgrounds, schools, clinics, participating in humanitarian events, and training of security forces as part of the exercise, which runs from June 2 to September 2, 2011. (Air Force Photo by Capt. Michael Frye)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Staff Sgt. Justin Larson, 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron power production, from Watertown S.D., measures a piece of ridge brace metal before installation. Twenty-two members of the 114th Fighter Wing are constructing a clinic in the Commewijne district of Suriname in support of exercise New Horizons. New Horizons is a cooperative effort between the government of Suriname and the United States Southern Command. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Chris Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Senior Airman Cody Hall, 114th Fighter Wing, Fire Protection (Right) holds a truss while Tech Sgt. Chris Steffen, 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron (left) welds the rafter into place. Hall’s civilian experience in construction has benefited him while helping the 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineers. Twenty-two members of the 114th Fighter Wing are constructing a clinic in the Commewijne district of Suriname in support of exercise New Horizons. New Horizons is a cooperative effort between the government of Suriname and the United States Southern Command. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Chris Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME – Senior Airman Zachary Gunn, 114th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron, holds a truss while other airmen weld it into place. Twenty-two members of the 114th Fighter Wing are constructing a clinic in the Commewijne district of Suriname in support of exercise New Horizons. New Horizons is a cooperative effort between the government of Suriname and the United States Southern Command. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Chris Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME - Lt. Col. John Blackwell talks to members of the 114th Civil Engineer Squadron on their last day of construction of the Alkmaar Clinic here July, 9th 2011 (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, SURINAME - The Alkmaar Clinic being constructed by the South Dakota National Guard as part of exercise New Horizons nears completion July, 9th 2011. Over 600 U.S. military personnel and 50 Surinamese military personnel will participate in the exercise at various times over a three month period. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart)(Released)
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114th Civil Engineers construct clinic

PARAMARIBO, Suriname - Senior Airman Cody Hall moves the first truss across the top of the block walls on the Alkmaar clinic July 1, 2011. The clinic is being constructed as part of exercise New Horizons 2011. This exercise is scheduled to build two schools, two medical clinics, and three community parks. Over 600 U.S. military personnel and 50 Surinamese military personnel will participate in the exercise at various times over a three month period. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Christopher Stewart)(Released)
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South Dakota National Guard performs night operations in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Members of the United States Border Patrol check the perimeter of a residence here June 29. The Border Patrol agents were deputized by the Union County Sheriff’s Department and are helping provide security for the homes of the evacuated citizens, due to the flooding Missouri River. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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South Dakota National Guard performs night operations in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Senior Master Sgt. Donald McLeer,Tea, S.D., South Dakota National Guard, Joint Force Headquarters, interviews Airmen 1st Class Garret Werkmeister, Howard, S.D., an F-16 Crew Chief with the 114th Fighter Wing about his night shift levee patrol duties here June 29. Werkmeister and several Guard members are performing different duties all in support of the Southeast South Dakota Flood Incident. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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South Dakota National Guard performs night operations in Dakota Dunes

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Airmen from the South Dakota Air National Guard's 114th Fighter Wing, Sioux Falls, enjoy a midnight snack while taking a break from their levee patrol duties here June 29. The Airmen are patrolling the levee in support of the Southeast South Dakota Flood Incident. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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Joint force medic support on the Dakota Dunes levee

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Sgt. Stephanie Johnson (left) from Jasper, Minn., a member of Medical Command based out of Rapid City and Master Sgt. Angela Pesicka from Parker, a member of the 114th Fighter Wing, Medical Group, pull up in their all-terrain vehicle to offer water to levee patrol members here June 28. The South Dakota National Guard Soldiers and Airmen are patrolling the levee to monitor for weaknesses which might allow the flooding Missouri River to break through. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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Taskforce 153 to Taskforce 114

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Lt. Col. Greg Lair, Sioux Falls, incoming Task Force 114 commander (left), Lt. Col. Joe Eining, Sioux Falls, Task Force 153 commander (Middle) and Lt. Col. Barry Whitney, Rapid City, Liason Officer for the South Dakota National Guard, discuss logistical information regarding the upcoming change from Task Force 153 to Task Force 114 here June 21. The 114th Fighter wing will be taking over the Task Force duties of the Southeast South Dakota Flood Incident June 24,2011. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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Rainy day blues

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - South Dakota National Guard M-998 “Humvee” trucks sit parked in the drive up teller lanes of the Liberty Bank building June 20, 2011. The vehicles were parked under shelter by members of the South Dakota National Guard due to a large thunderstorm that rolled through the Dakota Dunes area and dropped nearly three inches of rain on the already saturated neighborhoods. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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Rainy day blues

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Senior Airman Zach Gunn,114th Fighter Wing, plays piano and sings songs to help pass the time for the Soldiers and Airmen who would normally be performing levee patrols and quick reaction force duties while taking shelter from a thunderstorm June 20, 2011, in the Dakota Dunes Liberty Bank building. The storm dropped nearly three inches of rain on the already saturated neighborhoods, while the Missouri River continues to rise nearby. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)(RELEASED)
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Retirees total over 117 years of service

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Master Sgt. Terry Jones worked his last day at the main gate of Joe Foss Field June 3. Jones will retire in July with over 41 years of service. Always sharing a wave and a fond “hello” to the members of the unit as they arrived each day, Sgt. Jones will be greatly missed. (Photo by Lt. Col. Reid Christopherson) (RELEASED)
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Retirees total over 117 years of service

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Master Sgt. Terry Jones recieved the South Dakota Air National Guard Reservist of the Year award at the Armed Forces Day ceremony held in Sioux Falls, S.D. May 21. Presenting the award was Capt. Joseph Hardin, 114th Security Forces Squadron commander.(Photo by Master Sgt. Nancy Ausland)(RELEASED)
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Hitting the mark

Members of the South Dakota Air National Guard Combat Pistol and Rifle Team are; back row, left to right, Staff Sgt. Joshua Nelson, Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Wajer, Staff Sgt. Adam Witte. Front row, left to right, Tech. Sgt. Michael Witte, Staff Sgt. Jason Williamson, and Master Sgt. Chad Rydberg.(Photo by Master Sgt. Nancy Ausland)(RELEASED)
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153rd Engineer Battalion medics support flood mission

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. - Pvt. Justin Frank, a medic with the 153rd Engineer Battalion, Huron, is attached to the 114th Fighter Wing to support the health of the Airmen as they sand bag at the water treatment facility here June 4. Frank has been given the responsibility of helping with the minor medical problems of the group such as blisters and dehydration as service members continue to support flooding operations along the Missouri River. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Quinton Young)
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