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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen

A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 140th Fighter Wing, Buckley, Colo., receives fuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker from the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix, Ariz., November 15, 2010, over Brazil. Both wings are participating CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross). CRUZEX is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Kelly M. Deitloff
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen

A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 140th Fighter Wing, Buckley, Colo., receives fuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker from the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix, Ariz., November 15, 2010, over Brazil. Both wings are participating CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross). CRUZEX is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Kelly M. Deitloff
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen

Three F-16 Fighting Falcons from the 140th Fighter Wing, Buckley, Colo., maintain their position as they wait for the last aircraft of their four-ship formation to refuel during CRUZEX November 15, 2010. The 140th Fighter Wing is participating in CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross). CRUZEX is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Kelly Deitloff
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen

Three F-16 Fighting Falcons from the 140th Fighter Wing, Buckley, Colo., maintain their position as they wait for the last aircraft of their four-ship formation to refuel during CRUZEX November 15, 2010. The 140th Fighter Wing is participating in CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross). CRUZEX is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. U.S. Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Kelly Deitloff
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

Airmen pose with students at a local school in Natal, Brasil. A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school of Eliah Maia do Rego building community relations during CRUZEX V. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the AirForces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, , and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Ron Prosise, 140th Wing chaplain, interacts with a local student. A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school of Eliah Maia do Rego, Natal Brazil, building community relations during CRUZEX V. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, , and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

A local student hugs a stuffed bear she was given by a U.S. Airforce airmen.A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school of Eliah Maia do Rego, Natal Brazil, building community relations during CRUZEX V. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, , and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school of Eliah Maia do Rego, Natal Brazil, building community relations during CRUZEX V. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, , and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

Col. Edward Kostelnik; 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Director of Operations. presents a military coin to a student of Eliah Maia do Rego; Natal Brazil. A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school building community relations during CRUZEX V. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, , and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen involved. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CRUZEX V, or Cruzeiro Do Sul (Southern Cross), is a multi-national combined exercise involving the Air Forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France and Uruguay, and observers from numerous other countries with more than 82 aircraft and almost 3,000 Airmen i

Col. Edward Kostelnik; 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Director of Operations. presents a military coin to a student of Eliah Maia do Rego; Natal Brazil. A group of more than 15 airmen visited the local school of Eliah Maia do Rego. During the visit the airmen interacted with the students on an informal basis; distributed small gifts and took group pictures. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Michael Matkin)
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CSAF visits Arizona’s tanker wing

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III addresses Airmen of the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base, during a town hall meeting March 22. During the visit, Welsh interacted with Airmen and their spouses at an officer’s call and mission brief. The chief of staff got a first-hand look at the KC-135 Stratotanker unit and the Airmen who make the refueling mission a success. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Courtney Enos)
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CSAF visits Arizona’s tanker wing

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III addresses Airmen of the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base, during a town hall meeting March 22. During the visit, Welsh interacted with Airmen and their spouses at an officer’s call and mission brief. The chief of staff got a first-hand look at the KC-135 Stratotanker unit and the Airmen who make the refueling mission a success. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Courtney Enos)
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Day in the Life of a Command Chief

Chief Master Sgt. Johnny Smith,161st Air Refueling Wing command chief, and Senior Airman Anthony Jaros, 161st Maintenance Squadron, visit several shops on base, Sept. 9, 2012, at Phoenix Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base. Airman Jaros was selected by the 161st Maintenance Group first sergeant to participate in the Day in the Life of the Command Chief, shadowing the command chief and learning about base history. First-term Airmen assigned to the 161st Air Refueling Wing have a unique opportunity to experience a “Day in the Life” of the wing’s command chief. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rashaunda Williams/Released)
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Day in the Life of a Command Chief

Chief Master Sgt. Johnny Smith,161st Air Refueling Wing command chief, and Senior Airman Anthony Jaros, 161st Maintenance Squadron, visit several shops on base, Sept. 9, 2012, at Phoenix Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base. Airman Jaros was selected by the 161st Maintenance Group first sergeant to participate in the Day in the Life of the Command Chief, shadowing the command chief and learning about base history. First-term Airmen assigned to the 161st Air Refueling Wing have a unique opportunity to experience a “Day in the Life” of the wing’s command chief. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rashaunda Williams/Released)
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D-backs mascot waves from KC-135 window.

D-backs mascot Baxter waves from the cockpit of the KC-135 Tanker displaying the Arizona baseball team's nose art.
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D-backs nose art unveiled.

161st Air Refueling Wing Commander Steve Balser and Diamondbacks player Luis Gonzalez reveal D-backs nose art on one of the wing's KC-135 tankers.
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D-backs player Luis Gonzalez gives a thumbs up.

D-backs player Luis Gonzalez gives a thumbs up after dedicating his team's nose art on a KC-135.
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Defenders return

Airman 1st Class Madison Green is welcomed home by her family and the Freedom Riders at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, May 2, 2015. Seventeen members from the 161st Security Forces Squadron returned home after spending six months deployed to Southwest Asia. (U. S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Kelly M. Deitloff)
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Defenders return

Master Sgt. Matthew Bauer is welcomed home by his family and the Freedom Riders at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, May 2, 2015. Seventeen members from the 161st Security Forces Squadron returned home after spending six months deployed to Southwest Asia. (U. S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Kelly M. Deitloff))
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Defenders return

Master Sgt. Matthew Bauer is welcomed home by 161st Air Refueling Wing leadership at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, May 2, 2015. Seventeen members from the 161st Security Forces Squadron returned home after spending six months deployed to Southwest Asia. (U. S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Kelly M. Deitloff)
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