Officer Career Brief

Col. Manson Morris, 436th Airlift Wing commander, speaks to his fellow officers during an Officer Career Brief Aug. 10, 2010. Colonel Morris spoke on the importance of continuing their education and the different opportunities that would be available to them. He also spoke on the career cycle of officers and the statistics of promotion. (U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Balik/Released)

Wing Volunteer Excellenec awards

(From left to right) Col. Mason Morris, 436th Airlift Wing commander; Kathryn Cocklin, Officers Spouses Club award winner; Suzanne Bump, Enlisted Spouses Club award winner; Joseph Flamer, Dover Air Force Base Youth Center Parent award winner; Doris Vrhovac, Medical Group Pharmacy award winner; Janet Hawkins, 512th Airlift Wing award winner; Angel and Nancy Dunn, 436th Force Support Squadron award winners; Darlene Budago, DAFB Youth award winner; and Col. Randal Bright, 512th Airlift Wing commander. Angel is the first canine to win an award. She is a licensed Medical Therapy Dog who has served at Bayhealth for five years. (U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Balik/Released)

New vehicle technology arrives at Dover

The two new hybrid vehicles parked outside the 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Management Flight building arrived at Dover Air Force Base, Del., June 22, 2010. These hybrids replaced two vehicles being rotated out of the fleet under the General Service Administration program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jason Minto/Released)

Mobility line teaches children about deployments

Airman Matt Bazurto, 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron, displays a flak jacket during the Children's Mobility Line June 25, 2010. The mobility line's goal is to instill the message that children are just as important as their parents to the mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jason Minto/Released)

Mobility line teaches children about deployments

Capt. Bryan Guidry, 3rd Airlift Squadron, gets his daughters', Jeanette, 2, and Acadia, 4, finger prints during the Children's Mobility Line June 25, 2010. The Children's Mobility Line was put in place to help show children what their parents go through during the pre-deployment process and help relieve some of the stress. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jason Minto/Released)

Mobility line teaches children about deployments

Team Dover processes through the Children's Mobilitiy Line June 25, 2010. The Children's Mobility Line has run for six years and works with more than 300 children a year. Its purpose is to educate the children on the processes of pre-deployment and show them they serve too. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jason Minto/Released)