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The 184 IW Marksmanship Team had six members participate in the NRA 3 Position Small-bore Sectional at St. John's Military School in Salina February 13, 2010. Small-bore (.22 long rifle) is one of the most difficult shooting disciplines. Holding a twelve pound rifle still in the standing position requires constant training. This was a national competition and final results will be published on the NRA web site in June. Participating members were first row: SSgt Treg White, TSgt Timothy Trapp and MSgt Larry Endecott. Second row: SrA Stanislaus Saiz, SrA Evan Dodds, and TSgt Randall Hutcherson.


184 IW Marksmanship Team

The 184 IW Marksmanship Team had six members participate in the NRA 3 Position Small-bore Sectional at St. John's Military School in Salina February 13, 2010. Small-bore (.22 long rifle) is one of the most difficult shooting disciplines. Holding a twelve pound rifle still in the standing position requires constant training. This was a national competition and final results will be published on the NRA web site in June. Participating members were first row: SSgt Treg White, TSgt Timothy Trapp and MSgt Larry Endecott. Second row: SrA Stanislaus Saiz, SrA Evan Dodds, and TSgt Randall Hutcherson.

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Chief Master Sergeant (select) Bill Angstadt from the 184th Intelligence Wing, McConnell AFB, Kansas sports a pink tutu at Wichita's record-breaking Race for the CureR, Saturday September 25th. As a year-long event planning committee member, Angstandt vowed to wear a tutu at the race if Wichita broke into the 10,000 participant mark. The event also set fundraising records, currently in excess of $170,000 towards the fight against breast cancer. Angstadt headed the 184th effort to provide assistance manning intersections, providing handicapped parking and providing communication equipment.
Members of the 184th Markmanship Team are presented their plaques for the awards they won at the annual TAG's Marksmanship Match.
Staff Sergeant Christopher Guild inspects a product shipment at al Udeid Air Base in Soutwest Asia, where he is deployed as a food service technician. He is a member of the 184th Force Support Squadron.
A1C Andrew Jundt surveys the area where simulated insurgents are threatening his unit. JTACs are responsible for directing air assets to targets that will ensure the safety of friendly forces. Airman Jundt, a freshman at Kansas State University, refined these skills during Viking Strike Aug. 15 to 20.
Lt. Col. Gary Nash watches as aircrews bomb a building on which he has just directed an air strike. According to him, a JTAC’s greatest responsibility is to eliminate enemy threat while weighing the risk to friendly forces.
A1C Andrew Jundt listens as Lt. Col. Gary Nash directs an air strike on a nearby building during a close air support exercise Aug. 19 at Smoky Hill.
284th Air Support Operations Squadron commander Lt. Col. Gary Nash informs aircrews of enemy threat to his unit during an exercise scenario Aug. 19. Operation Viking Strike was a close air support exercise involving active duty and reserve component air support operations squadrons at Smoky Hill.
Members of the 284th Air Support Operations Squadron set up a tactical position during Viking Strike, a close air support exercise held Aug. 15 to 20 at Smoky Hill.
The 184th Intelligence Wing hosted its annual Lyle Houghton Cancer Benefit Golf Tournament July 11 at Hidden Lakes Golf Course, raising $11,000 for the American Cancer Society. Elizabeth Cord of the American Cancer Society first learned the amount of the donation at the time of this photo, taken Aug. 11. She said the proceeds will help cancer patients with transportation costs as they travel to treatment.
The 184th Intelligence Wing hosted its annual Lyle Houghton Cancer Benefit Golf Tournament July 11 at Hidden Lakes Golf Course, raising $11,000 for the American Cancer Society. Wing commander Col John Hernandez and committee chairperson SSgt Mat Quinton presented the check to Elizabeth Cord of the American Cancer Society Aug. 11.
The 184th Intelligence Wing hosted its annual Lyle Houghton Cancer Benefit Golf Tournament July 11 at Hidden Lakes Golf Course, raising $11,000 for the American Cancer Society. The committee presented the check to Elizabeth Cord of the American Cancer Society Aug. 11. Committee members pictured are: CMSgt Terry Clain, MSgt Melanie Graber, SSgt Kim Stanfield, TSgt Jodee Dalton, MSgt Joel Unger, TSgt Eli Shields, and SSgt Mat Quinton. Not pictured: SMSgt Bill Angstadt, MSgts Kim Evans and Basil Peppard, SSgts Jamie Burton and Jared Halderson and Mari Peppard.
A1C Meghan Sissel reads over post-donation instructions during the Wing blood drive July 30.