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Air Force Space Command is preparing to install two 1.6 megawatt utility-scale wind turbines at the Cape Cod Air Force Station, Mass., located at the Massachusetts Military Reservation. The new turbines will be similar to these two already in place at the MMR and will offset over 50 percent of the station’s annual electrical purchases. (U.S. Air Force photo)


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Air Force Space Command is preparing to install two 1.6 megawatt utility-scale wind turbines at the Cape Cod Air Force Station, Mass., located at the Massachusetts Military Reservation. The new turbines will be similar to these two already in place at the MMR and will offset over 50 percent of the station’s annual electrical purchases. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Members of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Asset Visibility Team pose for a photo as they receive the 2016 Federal Energy and Water Management Program Award at the Federal Energy and Water Management Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C., Dec. 7, 2016. The team received the award for asset management contributions to the Air Force energy program. Left to right, Hon. David Friedman, assistant secretary of Efficiency and Renewable Energy (Acting), asset visibility team members James Pittman, Andrew Carmean, Scott Sheffield, Tracy Coughlin, Josuelito Worrell and Dr. Timothy Unruh, program director of the Federal Energy Management Program at the U.S. Department of Energy. (Courtesy photo).
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Housing at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, features rooftop solar panels. The homes are part of the Air Force Housing Privatization program portfolio. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center manages the program. (U.S. Air Force photo/Carole Chiles Fuller)
Duplex housing at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, features rooftop solar panels. The homes are part of the Air Force Housing Privatization program portfolio, which is managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Carole Chiles Fuller)
A young boy carries water from a pond to his village. The water contains bacteria that causes illness in villagers. (Courtesy photo)
Villagers collect water from a local pond. The water, used for houshold needs such as drinking and cooking, contains bacteria that causes those who consume it to become ill. (Courtesy photo)
Local village children wave to the camera. (Courtesy photo)
April Whitbeck, AFCEC European Store Front program manager, snaps a photo of local children following her along a trail. Whitbeck, and other members of the Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Society of American Military Engineers chapter, travel to Uganda to deliver disinfected water to the local villagers. (Courtesy photo/April Whitbeck)
AFCEC European Store Front Program Manager April Whitbeck poses for a selfie with children from a Ugandan village. Whitbeck, and other members of the Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Society of American Military Engineers chapter, travel to Uganda to deliver disinfected water to the local villagers. (Coutesy photo/April Whitbeck)
A member of the Ramstein Air Base, Germany, chaper of the Society of American Military Engineers, samples water from a local pond in Uganda. A small group from the chapter, including AFCEC's April Whitbeck, travelled to the African nation to try to set up a system for deliverying clean water to villagers. (Courtesy photo)