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210724-Z-BX770-0009

(r to l) Col. Keith Williams, 136th Airlit Wing commander, and Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Reprresentitive, celebrate the first C-130J arrivals at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, with a cake cutting on July 24, 2021, Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0004

Texas Citizen Airmen celebrate the first C-130J arrival to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 with a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0020

(l to r) Maj. Gen. Tom Suzeler, Deputy Adjuntant General - Air, Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representitive, and Maj. Gen. Tracy Norris, The Adjutant General of Texas capture a moment after celebrating after a Welcoming Reception to commemorate the first C-130J arrival to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0002

Texas Citizen Airmen stand in formation as the 136th Airlift Wing celebrates the first C-130J arrival to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 with a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0018

Numerous 136th Airlift Wing Texas Air National Guardsmen receives a personal thank you from Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representative, following a ceremony for the first C-130J to arrive at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0005

Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representitive, speak to Texas Citizen Airmen after they received their first C-130J at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 during a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0021

(l to r) Maj. Gen. Tracy Norris, The Adjutant General of Texas, Maj. Gen. Tom Suzeler, Deputy Adjuntant General - Air, and Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representitive, take a break following the Welcoming Reception to commemorate the first C-130J arrival to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0010

(r to l) Col. Keith Williams, 136th Airlit Wing commander, and Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Reprresentitive, celebrate the first C-130J arrivals at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, with a cake cutting on July 24, 2021, Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0014

(l ro r) Col Keith Williams, 136th Airlift Wing commander, and Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representative, pause for a commemoritive photo with the first C-130J to arrive at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 during a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0007

(center r to l) Col. Keith Williams, 136th Airlit Wing commander, and Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Reprresentitive, celebrate with a cake cutting as the first C-130J arrivals at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 with a Welcoming Reception along with 136th Service Airmen in whites and (far right) Maj Gen Tracy Norris, The Adjutant General for Texas and General (ret) Gary North, Lockheed Martin representative. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0016

Texas Air National Guardsman Senior Master Sgt. Lyle Eckmann, 136th Maintenance Squadron, receives a hand-delivered thank you letter from Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representative, following a ceremony for the first C-130J to arrive at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0001

Texas Citizen Airmen celebrate the first C-130J arrival to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 with a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0019

Nearly a dozen 136th Maintenance Squadron Texas Air National Guardsman pose for a photo with Congresswoman Kay Granger, District 12 Representative, after she personally thanked them for their service following a ceremony for the first C-130J to arrive at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210724-Z-BX770-0012

Congresswoman Kay Granger enters the first C-130J that arrived at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on July 24, 2021 during a Welcoming Reception. This aircraft, Tail #75900, was ceremoniously named, "The Kay Granger" after Congresswoman Kay Granger who was a key player in getting the start-of-the-art airframe to the Texas Air National Guard here. (Air National Guard photo by Julie Briden-Garcia)

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210426-Z-US479-1174

A Texas Army National Guard CH-47 Chinook helicopter circles over a field at Fort Wolters as a RZR (Revised Zone Rating) all-terrain vehicle sits ready to transport Citizen Airmen across the operational area April 26, 2021, in Mineral Wells, Texas. Force readiness is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice. (Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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210426-Z-US479-1045

Deployed to Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas, 136th Airlift Wing Citizen Airmen test their expeditionary skills in the field April 26, 2021. Force readiness, including self-aid and buddy care, is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice. (Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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210426-Z-US479-1161

Deployed to Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas, 136th Airlift Wing Citizen Airmen test their expeditionary skills in the field during a readiness exercise April 26, 2021. Force readiness, including self-aid and buddy care, is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice.(Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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210426-Z-US479-1096

Texas Air National Guard medical troops practice transporting patients from the field for medical attention during an exercise April 26, 2021, at Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas. Force readiness, including self-aid and buddy care, is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice. (Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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210426-Z-US479-1015

Deployed to Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas, 136th Airlift Wing Citizen Airmen test their expeditionary skills in the field April 26, 2021. Force readiness, including self-aid and buddy care, is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice. (Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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210426-Z-US479-1069

Deployed to Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas, 136th Airlift Wing Citizen Airmen test their expeditionary skills in the field April 26, 2021. Force readiness, including self-aid and buddy care, is essential for well-considered planning, expertly trained personnel, and the willingness to respond to the nation’s needs at a moment’s notice. (Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Laura Weaver)

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