(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher S Muncy / released)

FS GABRESKI ANG, NY - Security Forces members and augmentees with the 106th Rescue Wing's Security Forces Squadron, along with support from student flight, conducts crowd control training at FS Gabreski ANG on May 5th, 2013.

(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher Muncy / released)

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY - Airmen from the 106th Rescue Wing take part in a 5k run around FS Gabreski ANG to raise awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher / released)

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY - Air Force Firefighters with the 106th Rescue Wing train with civilian firefighters to remove simulated victims from a burning aircraft at FS Gabreski ANG.

(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher Muncy / released)

WESTHMAPTON BEACH, NY - Chief Master Sergeant Diana L. Manno assumes the position of Command Chief, succeeding Chief Edward Reiter, on February 2nd, 2013. Command Chief

(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher Muncy / Released)

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY - New York Air National Guard's 106th Rescue Wing hosts pararescue teams from across the nation for the bi-annual PJ Rodeo Competition. PJ Stands for Pararescue Jumper, the specialists trained to jump into water or hostile terrain to retrieve downed Airmen. The weeklong competition simulates real world scenarios testing the core skill sets of each rescue team. Event scenarios include Tactical Combat Casualty Care, Military Free-fall and Static-line parachuting Operations, Tactical Carbine and Pistol marksmanship, Zodiac Boat Operations, Maritime Navigation and High Angle / Confined-Space Rescue Operations. The competition works to foster teamwork, and esprit de corps among the Guardian Angels.

(USAF / Senior Airman Christopher Muncy / Released)

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY - New York Air National Guard's 106th Rescue Wing hosts pararescue teams from across the nation for the bi-annual PJ Rodeo Competition. PJ Stands for Pararescue Jumper, the specialists trained to jump into water or hostile terrain to retrieve downed Airmen. The weeklong competition simulates real world scenarios testing the core skill sets of each rescue team. Event scenarios include Tactical Combat Casualty Care, Military Free-fall and Static-line parachuting Operations, Tactical Carbine and Pistol marksmanship, Zodiac Boat Operations, Maritime Navigation and High Angle / Confined-Space Rescue Operations. The competition works to foster teamwork, and esprit de corps among the Guardian Angels.