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HU-16 Albatross

The Maryland Air National Guard was equipped with HU-16s from 1956 to 1971. (File Photo)
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HU-16 Albatross

The Maryland Air National Guard was equipped with HU-16s from 1956 to 1971. (File Photo)
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

Marie Bannister, Phlebotomist with the American Red Cross Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Blood Services Region, collects the blood of Senior Airman Suleida O’Campo, member of the 135th Maintenance Squadron, during the blood drive at Warfield Air National Guard Base. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

Natasha Stevenson, Phlebotomist with the American Red Cross Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Blood Services Region, prepares the equipment that will collect the blood of Senior Airman Suleida O’Campo, member of the 135th Maintenance Squadron, during the blood drive at Warfield Air National Guard Base. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

Natasha Stevenson, Phlebotomist with the American Red Cross Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Blood Services Region, cleans the injection site of Senior Airman Suleida O’Campo, member of the 135th Maintenance Squadron, during the blood drive at Warfield Air National Guard Base. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

Natasha Stevenson, Phlebotomist with the American Red Cross Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Blood Services Region, prepares to draw blood from Senior Airman Suleida O’Campo, member of the 135th Maintenance Squadron, during the blood drive at Warfield Air National Guard Base. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

After signing in at the front desk William Cox reads over information on the process of giving blood. All donors must meet certain requirement in order to donate their blood. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Maryland Air National Guard Blood Drive

Technical Sergeant William Cox, member of the 175th Wing Maryland Air National Guard, signs in at the front desk before giving blood to the American Red Cross. On July 14, 2011 the American Red Cross arrived at the 175th Wing with a blood donation bus set-up to take on patients willing to give blood.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

The campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp participate in a kickball game during the morning hours of June 21. The Homefront Challenge Camp is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The campers have the opportunity to participate in many different activities including flag football, kickball and archery. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Cassy and Alyssa Gaddis took time to sign anything and everything for campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp. The Homefront Challenge is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The Gaddis sisters are a traveling duo that performs for military kids all over the United States. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Cassy and Alyssa Gaddis perform their song, “Sticks and Stones”, for the campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp. The Homefront Challenge is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The Gaddis sisters are a traveling duo that performs for military kids all over the United States. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Cassy and Alyssa Gaddis pose with the campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp. The Homefront Challenge Camp is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The Gaddis sisters spent the entire day with the campers speaking on issues such as bullying and respect for others. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp line up to prepare to enter the dining facility to enjoy a delicious lunch before embarking on an afternoon full of team building events. The Homefront Challenge is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Chance Lane, junior counselor at the Homefront Challenge Camp launches a pass to another campers during a friendly flag football game. The Homefront Challenge is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The campers have the opportunity to participate in many different activities including flag football, kickball and archery. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

Jamie Llewellyn, a camper at the Homefront Challenge Camp pitches the ball during a kickball game. The Homefront Challenge Camp is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The campers have the opportunity to participate in many different activities including flag football, kickball and archery. The Homefront Challenge took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Homefront Challenge Camp

The campers at the Homefront Challenge Camp participate in a kickball game during the morning hours of June 21. The Homefront Challenge Camp is a week-long camp for children who have parents or guardians serving in the Maryland Army or Air Force National Guard. The campers have the opportunity to participate in many different activities including flag football, kickball and archery. The Homefront Challenge Camp took place over the week of June 20-24 at Rock State Park in Jarrettsville, Maryland.
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Col. Scott L. Kelly

Col. Scott L. Kelly is the Commander of the 175th Wing, Maryland Air National Guard, Baltimore, Maryland
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Captain of the Maryland Air Guard Riders

Tech. Sgt. Brandon Helt, tapes down donation information to the table before the charity cookout which raised over $600. Brandon is from the Maryland Air National Guard's 135th Airlift Group. The cookout was held at the 175th Wing at Warfield Air National Guard Base in Baltimore, Md., June 3, 2011. The charity cookout was to benefit the Ride Across Maryland which funds breast cancer research. The motorcycle team was able to raise $2440 in total. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Ed Bard/Released)
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Force Support Squadron

Chief Master Sgt. Phyllis Aubrey and 2nd Lt. Mark Prorock, from the Force Support Squadron station at the 175th Wing at Warfield Air National Guard Base in Baltimore, Md., June 3, 2011 had invited thier entire section to the charity cookout to benefit the Ride Across Maryland which funds breast cancer research. The cookout rasied over $600. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Ed Bard/Released)
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Gooood Burgers

(Left to right) Staff Sgts. Gary Oliver and Mike Ashbrook, both are weapon loading crew chiefs on the A-10C. They chow down on the burgers at the charity cookout at Warfield Air National Guard Base in Baltimore, Md., June 3, 2011. The charity cookout benefited the Ride Across Maryland which funds breast cancer research. The Maryland Air Guard Riders raised over $2400 for breast cancer research.
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