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Lombardi Trophy goes to McChord
The 2014 Seattle Seahawks 12 Tour is taking the team's first Vince Lombardi Trophy on a journey through the Pacific Northwest during the summer and to say "thank you" to their fans serving in the armed forces, the Seahawks kicked-off the tour July 1, here.
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7/02
2014
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Salute to troops show to air Super Bowl Sunday
An hour-long television salute to service members will be broadcast on Super Bowl Sunday on AFN and the Pentagon Channel.
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2/01
2014
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Airman finds motocross racing ultimate 'stress reliever'
His heart is racing and his entire nervous system is pulsing with adrenalin. He revs the engine of his dirt bike easing the tension before the race begins. But this rider isn't a professional on the American Motorcyclist Association circuit, but a McConnell AFB officer who uses the sport as the ultimate stress reliever.
2nd Lt. Michael Reardon's involvement with motocross provides him with more than a source of weekend thrills; it's an effective stress reliever.As the 22nd Civil Engineer Squadron's deputy chief of program development, he sees the sport as the perfect adrenalin rush.
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12/31
2013
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Broncos run away with 42-20 win over Falcons
Air Force kept pace with the powerful Boise State Broncos in the first half but ran out of gas in the second, allowing Boise State to stampede to a 42-20 win at Bronco Stadium Sept. 13.
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9/14
2013
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Airman makes a splash while giving back to community
In 2011, Lance Thornton, then a Buffalo (N.Y.) State College student-athlete, hung up his goggles and swimwear to join the Air Force and eventually sharing his aquatic skills with the Montgomery YMCA Barracudas swim team.
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9/10
2013
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Near death spurs trainer to change people's lives
Looking at Paul Johnson, 56th Force Support Squadron fitness specialist supervisor, one sees a strong, muscular, fit man. But, he says he wasn't always that way. It was a near-death experience that spurred a decision in him to not only continue strength training but also change other people's lives by becoming a personal trainer. It was the summer before his senior year of high school in 1978 when Johnson woke up in the hospital. All he could remember were the moments leading up to the accident.
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9/10
2013
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