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INDIAN OCEAN (July 23, 2011) – Aviation Structural Mechanic Airman Jeffrey Kalakay, from Stratford, Conn. talks with a group of Australian distinguished guests in the hangar bay aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) during their visit to the ship. USS George Washington is currently participating in Exercise Talisman Sabre 2011. Talisman Sabre is a bilateral exercise designed to train Australian and U.S. Forces in planning and conducting Combined Task Force operations in order to improve Australian and U.S. combat readiness and interoperability. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jacob D. Moore/RELEASED)
Task Force Disrupter conducted a Transfer of Authority with Task Force Cyclones during at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, 10 Feb 15. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class David Wheeler, USFOR-A Public Affairs)
Finalist Annabel Hill
Participants were given binoculars and had to locate a number of animals hidden at different distances and locations from their fixed location.
Follow the adventure at the Go Beyond the Everyday blog - gobeyond-blog.landrover.com
Soldiers of the 2nd of the 151st Infantry Battalion, from the Indiana Army National Guard, practice crowd and riot control tactics with the German Bundeswehr(Army) at Hohenfels Training Center, Germany, on October 7, 2022. Task Force Nighthawk is training to be the 31st rotation of U.S. forces to support Operation Joint Guardian in Regional Command East, KFOR in Kosovo. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Skyler Schendt)
"Bull" designed by Andrey Ermakov, folded by me from 30cm Terry Tissue Foil painted glittering blue.
Texas Army National Guard, Texas Task Force 1 and 2 members pre-position themselves in low-lying areas to watch for potential flash flooding in Grandbury, Texas, June 2, 2016. Texas Guardsmen supported local and state first responders helping Texans in need following severe flooding in several parts of the state. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Elizabeth Gilbert/ Released)
Coast Guard Marine Safety Task Force members from Coast Guard Sector Anchorage complete a tank farm inspection in a remote community near Nome, Alaska, July 28, 2022. Teams comprised of six Coast Guard marine inspectors visited a total of 15 communities and inspected approximately 55 bulk fuel storage facilities in the Bering Strait Region July 25-Aug. 2, 2022.
A trip to Lowes always brings in some shots for Flickr. Today I had to pick up some shelving and walked by this display of Cutters. Lucky for me I had my cell phone.
Another Red shot.
Caution do not take one of these on an Airplane.
Soldiers with the 29th Infantry Division, Task Force Spartan, receive their end of tour awards during a ceremony, June 17, 2017, at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Browne)
Cadet Turner from the University of Washington awaiting the Individual Movement Techniques and Grenade Throw event at the 8th Brigade Army ROTC Task Force West Ranger Challenge competition, Oct. 22, Camp Rilea, Oregon. During the challenge, nine teams from Alaska, Hawai'i, Guam, Washington, and Oregon competed in several events attempting to finish in top spots. The top two teams will continue to compete in the 8th Brigade Ranger Challenge Competition hosted at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in January. | Photo by Kailyn Heck, 8th Brigade HQ Marketing and Digital Media.
On Thursday, December 1, 2016, Erie County HIV Task Force had a presentation for World AIDS Day at the Blasco Public Library, 160 E Front St, Erie PA. The event included a display of AIDS quilt panels and other HIV-related art work. Speakers included Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper, Laura Beckes and Sylvia Holland of Erie County Department of Health, and Maria, a woman living with HIV. There was local media coverage by both TV news crews and Erie Times-News. Other elected officials attending included PA State Senator Elect Dan Laughlin and Erie County Councilmember Jay Breneman. The event was well-attended and well received.
In this task the participants learn about the vehicles capabilities and basic off road driving skills. This included instruction on how and when to use the high and low gear box, how to approach a certain terrain etc.
Then they took part in a vehicle identification quiz which tested their basic vehicle knowledge and component identity.
This task gave each participant a broad spread of information about Land Rover vehicles and equip them with the basic tools to make them safer and more competent drivers in overseas environments.
Follow the adventure at the Go Beyond the Everyday blog - gobeyond-blog.landrover.com
On May 2, 2018, the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) announced the creation of two new permanently-endowed scholarships in honor of NATCA Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert and FedEx Corporate Vice President of Government Affairs Gina Adams.
AAAE honored Gilbert and Adams at the 2018 Women in Aviation Scholarship Luncheon on May 2 in Washington, D.C.
“In this male-dominated profession, Trish has propelled through all the inherited institutional boundaries and has excelled at everything she tries to do,” NATCA President Paul Rinaldi said. “No task is too difficult, no challenge too daunting, for Trish to take the lead on. She has elevated our Union to the highest level and enhanced the safety of the National Airspace System by always challenging the status quo. I personally believe there’s nothing she can’t do. I’m proud and honored to work alongside of Trish. She is so richly deserving of this honor.”
“Trish is a true professional, and a role model of all, but especially women,” FAA Air Traffic Organization COO Teri Bristol said. “As a colleague, I have the highest respect for Trish. As a woman, I admire deeply what she has achieved, what she stands for, and how she does it all with such grace and dignity.”
“By honoring me you are honoring NATCA,” Gilbert said. “I am so proud of NATCA, the professions we represent, the safety policies and initiatives we partner on, the technology we test and deploy, the public we serve and keep safe, and the role we play in the economic engine that is the US national airspace system.
“Having one of the two permanently endowed scholarships named in my honor is really hard to believe. But I know that scholarship with my name on it is synonymous to naming it after the profession I love, and the Union that I love even more, NATCA.
“These scholarships demonstrate our commitment to seeing more women work in our beloved aviation professions where they can unlock their potential and pursue their dreams in careers in aviation. I hope we can continue to empower women to join aviation professions, to get involved, to take on leadership roles, inspire future generations, and move our industries forward.”
Growing the number of women in the aviation industry remains a goal of NATCA and its leadership, in the pursuit not only of advancing the air traffic control profession, but empowering women in aviation professions to get involved and take on leadership roles.
“Thanks to your generosity and the sponsorship of so many, it’s going to be easier than ever to make that a reality,” Acting FAA Administrator Dan Elwell told attendees.
All proceeds from the luncheon benefitted the AAAE Foundation’s Women in Aviation Scholarship. Each of the new scholarships will provide a $5,000 annual award to a qualifying female student in an accredited aviation program. Since 1989, the AAAE Foundation has provided nearly $5 million in scholarships to more than 2,900 students. Learn more about AAAE, its Foundation, and the scholarship program on the Women in Aviation Scholarship here.
Photos by AAAE photographer Jenny Lehman.