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Staff Sgt. Jessica Arango, 46th Air Maintenance Squadron, shows off her bowling skills at the Air Force Assistance Fund Bowling Rally fundraiser held May 6 at the Eglin Bowling Alley. More than 100 bowlers came out and helped the 46th AMXS raise over $500. All money raised will benefit the 2011 AFAF. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Sachel Seabrook)

Naval School EOD changes command

Col. Bill Porter, 96th Air Base Wing vice commander, accepts a plaque from the outgoing commander of the Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Capt. Adam Guziewicz, May 9. Captain Guziewicz expressed his appreciation to Colonel Porter personally for his assistance during the captain's command. Commander Joseph Polanin assumed command of the school from Captain Guziewicz, marking the 25th change of leadership since the school's establishment in 1941. (USAF photo/Lois Walsh)

Toast to the troops

Country star Craig Morgan rocked Hangar 102 as part of the Jack Daniel's/USO Toast to the Troops Program. It was Mr. Morgan's 14th appearance headlining a concert for U.S. troops, families and volunteers. (USAF photo/Randy Gon)

Toast to the troops

Col. Sal Nodjomian, 96th Air Base Wing commander and country star Craig Morgan, watch as volunteers stuff goodie bags. More than 180 volunteers participated in the Jack Daniel's/USO Toast to the Troops Program by assembling thousands of Operation USO Care Packages April 15. More than 150,000 care packages have been sent to troops through this program since 2005. (USAF photo/Randy Gon)

Toast to the troops

A volunteer secures a care package in a plastic bag as the final step in stuffing goodie bags. More than 180 volunteers participated in the Jack Daniel's/USO Toast to the Troops Program by assembling thousands of Operation USO Care Packages April 15. More than 150,000 care packages have been sent to troops through this program since 2005. (USAF photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Toast to the troops

More than 180 volunteers participated in the Jack Daniel's/USO Toast to the Troops Program by assembling thousands of Operation USO Care Packages April 15. More than 150,000 care packages have been sent to troops through this program since 2005. (USAF photo/Samuel King Jr.)