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134th Security Forces Squadron Airmen Practice SERE Skills
134th Air Refueling Wing
Video by Staff Sgt. Kaylee Patterson
Sept. 10, 2023 | 0:59
Airmen of the 134th Security Forces Squadron take part in a training exercise of Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) skills. SERE Training provides airmen with skills they can use at their home base, in deployed environments and in their daily life. More
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Band of the South Concert
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Band of the South Concert
134th Fire Fighters train for CBRN defense
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134th Fire Fighters train for CBRN defense
Air National Guard Band of the South and Midwest play at Furman University
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Air National Guard Band of the South and Midwest play at Furman University
Tennessee Air Guardsmen forge way to train with new force generation model
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Air National Guard Bands play at Charles George VA Hospital
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Air National Guard Bands play at Charles George VA Hospital
Air Refueling Centennial Flyover of Knoxville, TN
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Air Refueling Centennial Flyover of Knoxville, TN
134th ARW showcases operational agility during Thracian Sentry 2023
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134th ARW showcases operational agility during Thracian Sentry 2023
134th ARW refuels Hellenic F-16 Fighting Falcon over the Aegean Sea
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134th ARW refuels Hellenic F-16 Fighting Falcon over the Aegean Sea
134th ARW Firefighters improve readiness with Bulgarian Air Force.
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134th ARW Firefighters improve readiness with Bulgarian Air Force.
134th ARW refuels Hellenic Air Force F-16s during Thracian Sentry 23.
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