MWD Memorial Ceremony

A security forces Airman stands with his military working dog behind the MWD memorial monument during a ceremony May 17 at the Air Armament Museum. The ceremony honored MWDs and civilian K-9 unit for their service and remembered those who’ve fallen. The ceremony was just one of the events happened for Police Week. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

MWD Memorial Ceremony

A gust of wind unfurls the Air Force flag as it stands beside the “combat kennel” at the site of the Military Working Dog memorial ceremony May 17 at the Air Armament Museum. The ceremony honored MWDs and civilian K-9 unit for their service and remembered those who’ve fallen. The ceremony was just one of the events happened for Police Week. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Marsville

A group of kids walk out toward an MC-130E Combat Talon for a tour of the aircraft during the Marsville event May 16. Children were asked to create a project using only recyclable materials that would solve a core component problem of living on Mars. More than 120 students from Wright, Longwood Elementary and Lewis Middle schools gathered on Eglin for a single mission: build a life-sustaining pod on Mars. The 16th annual event is a collaborative effort between Eglin and the surrounding community's elementary school fifth-grade students, and faculty members. One of its top goals is to encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Marsville

Problem-solving projects wait to be judged during the Marsville event May 16. Children were asked to create a project using only recyclable materials that would solve a core component problem of living on Mars. More than 120 students from Wright, Longwood Elementary and Lewis Middle schools gathered on Eglin for a single mission: build a life-sustaining pod on Mars. The 16th annual event is a collaborative effort between Eglin and the surrounding community's elementary school fifth-grade students, and faculty members. One of its top goals is to encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Marsville

Kids from Lewis Middle School talk about their new living conditions inside their Pod during Eglin’s annual “Marsville” event for local fifth graders May 16. More than 120 students from Wright, Longwood Elementary and Lewis Middle schools gathered on Eglin for a single mission: build a life-sustaining pod on Mars. The 16th annual event is a collaborative effort between Eglin and the surrounding community's elementary school fifth-grade students, and faculty members. One of its top goals is to encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Marsville

Children begin to lift their Pod to a standing position in Hangar 422 during Eglin’s annual “Marsville” event for local fifth graders May 16. More than 120 students from Wright, Longwood Elementary and Lewis Middle schools gathered on Eglin for a single mission: build a life-sustaining pod on Mars. The 16th annual event is a collaborative effort between Eglin and the surrounding community's elementary school fifth-grade students, and faculty members. One of its top goals is to encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)