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61st Pilot for a Day hosted by YARS

Twelve-year-old Celina Dennis (center) of Poland, Ohio, poses with the aircrew of a C-130H Hercules aircraft here, May 6, 2015. Aircrew members from left to right are Tech. Sgt. Ken Filewich, 757th Airlift Squadron (AS) flight engineer; Capt. Steve Miller, 757AS pilot; 1st Lt. Jordan Criswell, 757AS pilot; Master Sgt. Jade Foley, 757AS loadmaster and Lt. Col. Roark Endlich, aircraft commander. Dennis was selected as the 910th Airlift Wing’s 61st Pilot for a Day, being sworn in as an honorary 2nd Lt. and treated to a day of military-themed activities here. Pilots for a Day are local children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses selected by Akron Children’s Hospital Boardman campus. (U.S. Air Force photo/Eric M. White
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910th celebrates Independence Day at Austintown parade

Col. Dan Sarachene, 910th Airlift Wing commander, waves to the crowd during a Fourth of July parade in Austintown, Ohio. Sarachene was invited to be the grand marshal for the parade, and the 910th provided a parade float to represent the unit. (U.S. Air Force Force photo/Eric M. White)
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910th celebrates Independence Day at Austintown parade

Winger, a caricature of a C-130H Hercules aircraft that serves as the 910th Airlift Wing's mascot, waves to the crowd during a Fourth of July parade in Austintown, Ohio. The 910th provided a parade float to represent the unit, and 910th Airlift Wing Commander Col. Dan Sarachene was invited to be the grand marshal. (U.S. Air Force Force photo/Eric M. White)
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Invasice Halogeton at coverse bombing range

A close up of the invasive weed, Halogeton, taken March 18, 2015. The weed, if left unchecked, can obscure target sites on the bombing range and make locating UXOs difficult and dangerous for EOD teams working on the Utah Test and Training Range nearby here. The 910th Airlift Wing based at Youngstown Air Reserve Station, Ohio and home to the Department of Defense’s only large area, fixed wing aerial spray capability, conducted a two-week aerial spray mission over UTTR, March 9 – 20, 2015, to eliminate Halogeton from selected target areas.
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