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TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. – Master Sgt. Christopher Beach, pest management career field manager at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, places a mosquito trap at the Silver Flag training facility here. After the mosquitoes are trapped, they are then tested to see if they are carrying any diseases such as West Nile Virus or Eastern Equine Encephalitis. (U.S. Air Force photo/Eddie Green)


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TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. – Master Sgt. Christopher Beach, pest management career field manager at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, places a mosquito trap at the Silver Flag training facility here. After the mosquitoes are trapped, they are then tested to see if they are carrying any diseases such as West Nile Virus or Eastern Equine Encephalitis. (U.S. Air Force photo/Eddie Green)

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Col. Tim Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations Directorate, addresses workshop attendees to emphasize the operations directorate advocacy role for operations flights. He said AFCEC is learning along with the bases, and delivered a message of “success is not guaranteed but success depends on follow-through.” (Courtesy photo)
Air Force Deputy Director of Civil Engineers Edwin Oshiba addresses a full house during the civilian workforce development and wage grade panel session via a two-way live virtual teleconference that allowed for base attendees to directly ask personnel related questions. (Courtesy photo)
Col. Tim Dodge, director of AFCEC's Operations Directorate, addresses workshop attendees emphasizing the operations directorate advocacy role for operations flights. He said AFCEC is learning along with bases and delivered a message of “success is not guaranteed but success depends on follow-through.” (Courtesy photo)
Air Force Deputy Director of Civil Engineers Edwin Oshiba addresses a full house during the civilian workforce development and wage grade panel session via a two-way, live virtual teleconference that allowed for base attendees to directly ask personnel related questions. (Courtesy photo)
(From left) Panel members Lt. Col. Patrick Obruba, Headquarters Air Force operations and maintenance branch chief; Col. Timothy Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations Directorate; and Maj. Tywann Telfair, Air Force Installations Mission and Support Center installations and engineering program manager; discuss civil engineer operations roles and responsibilities between the three organizational levels and took questions from the audience of operations flight senior leaders. (Courtesy photo)
From left, Kevin Porteck, AFCEC natural resources subject matter expert, looks for birds while Dan Paulus, center, pest management foreman for Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, and Don Teig, AFCEC entomologist and subject matter expert, discuss the usage of the propane air cannon for bird deterrence on the airfield at the base March 9, 2017. (U.S. Air Force photo/Susan Lawson).
Crows, hawks, ducks and geese fly over the airfield at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, during a recent integrated pest management discussion between AFCEC pest management subject matter expert and the base pest management foreman, March 9, 2017. (U.S. Air Force photo by Susan Lawson).
Don Teig, entomologist and subject matter expert at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, points to coyote tracks in the snow at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, March 9, 2017. Wildlife at the base are potential hazards to aircraft on the runways and are a constant nuisance for base pest management experts. Teig assists bases with training for integrated pest management as a method for reducing pests. (U.S. Air Force photo by Susan Lawson).
Capt. Tanner Smith, AFCEC's Operations Maintenance Division branch chief recently took a familiarization tour of some of the airfield damage repair equipment at the Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, Silver Flag site to gain an understanding of the process and equipment needed. Tanner was recently selected as Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center and Air Force Materiel Command Company Grade Officer of the Year. (Courtesy photo)
Capt. Tanner Smith, AFCEC's Operations Maintenance Division branch chief recently provided (or took?) a familiarization tour of some of the airfield damage repair equipment at the Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, Silver Flag site to gain an understanding of the process and equipment needed. Tanner was recently selected as Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center and Air Force Materiel Command Company Grade Officer of the Year.
From left, Capt. Tanner Smith, AFCEC's Operations Maintenance Division branch chief, and Bryan Muller, operations management SME, analyze maintenance data on a mobile data device. The operations directorate is testing the device and hoping to field it with CE operations flights in the near future. Tanner was recently selected as Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center and Air Force Materiel Command Company Grade Officer of the Year.
At left, William Crawley from the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron at Beale Air Force Base, California, leads a discussion on challenges his squadron has seen with TRIRIGA. Each attendee presented their unit’s perspective on challenges, successes and suggestions for improvement. (U.S. Air Force Photo)