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Shannon Secco counts the contents of a sea turtle nest while John Jennings excavates the rest of the nest Aug. 23, 2013 at Tyndall Air Force Base. Natural Resources specialists compile data for Florida’s monitoring system on these nests including where the nests are located, what species of turtles laid the nest and how many successfully hatched out of the nest. This information helps to preserve and increase the sea turtle population. Secco is a lead biological aide and Jennings is a wildlife technician with the 325th Civil Engineering Squadron Natural Resources department.

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Staff Sgt. Matthew Macella and Staff Sgt. Chris Johnston, special tactics pararescuemen with the 24th Special Operations Wing, Hurlburt Field, Fla., provide medical aid to an Alabama teenager who fell 30 feet while rock climbing August 5, 2013. (courtesy photo)

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Lamia, a 10-year-old Afghan girl from Shakal Village, shows her appreciation to the donated items sent from Jan Bradley, wife of Lt. Gen. John Bradley, Air Force Reserve Command commander. Mrs. Bradley spearheaded a donation drive that provided several boxes of housewares, clothing, shoes, toys and toiletries. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Toni Tones)

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Retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley and wife Jan, who founded the Lamia Afghan Foundation, stand by a pallet at the 118th Airlift Wing. The pallets are loaded with humanitarian aid to send to people in Afghanistan. More than 60,000 pounds of aid are to be flown to Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. The foundation cooridinated the loading and delivery of the pallets.

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Retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley, former Air Force Reserve Command commander and chief of the Air Force Reserve, and his wife, Jan Bradley, visit Afghanistan, where they've begun building three schools for Afghan children. They also created the Lamia Foundation, named after a little girl Bradley met in 2007, which provides clothing and food to Afghan children in need. (Courtesy photo)

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In this fateful meeting, then, Lt. Gen. John Bradley, meets Lamia for the first time in December 2007. Since that first meeting, the now retired general and his wife. Jan, started a non-profit organization in her honor, the Lamia Afghan Foundation, and have made seven trips to Afghanistan building schools and delivering humanitarian supplies. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Rick Sforza)

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A child sits at the edge of his families bedding in an open air alleyway as living conditions in the remote villages of Afghanistan are primitive. Retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley and wife Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of aid for Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies. (Courtesy photo)

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Lamia, the namesake of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, a non-profit organization found by retired Lt. Gen. John and Jan Bradley, poses for a photo during one of the Bradleys trips. They met in 2007 when Lamia pushed her way through a crowd to as a 9-year-old to ask the general for a pair of boots for her cold feet. The Bradleys have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of aid for Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies. (Courtesy photo)

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Children picking through trash piles is a daily occurrence in remote villages of Afghanistan. Inspired by their resiliency, retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley and wife Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of aid for Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies. (Courtesy photo)

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In spite of poor living conditions in remote Afghan villages, families live in tight knit communities. Inspired by this, retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley and wife Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of aid for Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies

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A child stands in the doorway of her families dried mud hut as living conditions in the remote villages of Afghanistan are primitive. Retired Lt. Gen. John Bradley and wife Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of aid for Afghanistan Mid-January 2010. In all, the Bradleys are working on building the seventh school and have collected and delivered more than two million pounds of supplies.

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