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Staff Sgt. Alison Kline, 46th Maintenance Squadron Blue, tightens down a screw to hold the weapon in place on an F-15 during the quarterly weapons load competition, Oct. 22. Load crews were judged in four areas: dress and appearance, knowledge of their specialty, tools and equipment, and accuracy, safety and reliability of the actual weapons load. The Blue AMU team of Sergeant Kline, Senior Airman Krystle Orth, and Senior Airman Ryan Corley won the competition with a time of 38 minutes, 22 seconds. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk.)

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Staff Sgt. Michael Hardy, 46th Maintenance Squadron, and other evaluators review their notes prior to announcing the winner of the quarterly weapons load competition, Oct 22. Load crews are judged in four areas: dress and appearance, knowledge of their specialty, tools and equipment, and accuracy, safety and reliability of the actual weapons load. The Blue AMU team of Staff Sgt. Alison Kline, Senior Airman Krystle Orth, and Senior Airman Ryan Corley won the competition with a time of 38 minutes, 22 seconds. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk.)

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46th TW biofuel test

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Staff Sgt. Matthew Bardell, Staff Sgt. Corey Briggs and Senior Airman Jacob Prine connect a fueling hose to a F-15 prior to a flight test of new environmentally-friendly fuel Oct.22. Aircrews from the 46th Test Wing and Air Force engineers evaluated flight parameters using a blend of standard JP-8 fuel and hydro-treated, renewable jet biofuel. This was the second test conducted at Eglin; an A-10 fuel test proved sucessful results in March. The Air Force is working toward an ambitious goal of changing half of the continental U.S. jet fuel requirement to alternative fuels by 2016. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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46 TW F-15 biofuel test

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Staff Sgt. Matthew Bardell and Senior Airman Jacob Prine connect a fueling hose to a F-15 prior to a flight test of new environmentally-friendly fuel Oct.22. Aircrews from the 46th Test Wing and Air Force engineers evaluated flight parameters using a blend of standard JP-8 fuel and hydro-treated, renewable jet biofuel. This was the second test conducted at Eglin; an A-10 fuel test proved sucessful results in March.The Air Force is working toward an ambitious goal of changing half of the continental U.S. jet fuel requirement to alternative fuels by 2016. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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46 TW F-15 biofuel test

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Senior Airman Jacob Prine checks the fuel connection to a F-15 prior to a flight test of new environmentally-friendly fuel Oct.22. Aircrews from the 46th Test Wing and Air Force engineers evaluated flight parameters using a blend of standard JP-8 fuel and hydro-treated, renewable jet biofuel. This was the second test conducted at Eglin; an A-10 fuel test proved sucessful results in March.The Air Force is working toward an ambitious goal of changing half of the continental U.S. jet fuel requirement to alternative fuels by 2016. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

Army Rangers bandage the head wound of a fellow Soldier after a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 while exercise coordinators evaluate their response to the incident played at the entrance to their camp on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

Army Rangers try to determine the correct treatment to a fellow wounded Soldier's injuries after a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to their camp on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

Army Rangers remove a victim from the back of the bus following a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to their camp on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

Soldiers watch victims being removed from a bus after a simulated accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the 6th Ranger Battalion's camp on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting Ranger students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

An Eglin firefighter places an injury tag around one of the simulated victims of a bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the 6th Ranger Training Battalion on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting Ranger students. Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

An Army Ranger comforts a wounded victim after a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance their camp at Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Army 6 RTB exercise

Army Rangers secure a cyclist's injured neck during a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to their camp on Eglin Air Force Base. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus transporting 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. Soldiers following in the other buses reacted quickly to secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Ranger medic

An Army medic determines the seriousness of wounds of Soldiers hurt in a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Controlled chaos

Army Rangers and medics interact with Eglin paramedics and firefighters at the scene of a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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Joint effort

Army Rangers work with Air Force paramedics following a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Secured

An Army Ranger secures the neck of a fellow Soldier after a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Joint crisis

An Eglin firefighter and an Army Ranger help move a wounded victim during a simulated exercise Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Bloody Tuesday

Soldiers provide aid to a cyclist hit by a bus during a simulated exercise as an ambulance from Eglin Air Force Base arrives Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Calling for help

A Soldier tries to keep a female cyclist still as she looks for her husband after a simulated bike accident involving a bus of 6th Ranger Training Battalion students Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise was to test the Soldiers’ reactions in the event of a mass casualty event. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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Head wrap

Soldiers attend to the head wound of a fellow soldier after a simulated bus accident Oct. 19 at the entrance to the Ranger Camp road. The no-notice exercise simulated an accident involving two cyclists and a bus carrying 6th Ranger Training Battalion students. The Soldiers following in the other buses had to react and secure the scene while getting medical support from Eglin and local emergency crews. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Andrew Caulk)

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