Welcome Home to five
members of 142nd
AES 142nd Aeromedical
Evacuation Squadron while deployed to undisclosed location
overseas. Tech. Sgt. Mark Metzelaar
is greeted by his girlfriend, Carolyn Huff. All photos by SMSgt. Gerald Dougherty,
166th Airlift Wing Visual Information.
Delaware National
Guard

A
New York National Guard C-130 flies the Delaware State Flag as it brings
home five members of the 142nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron on March
14th. (Photo by SMSgt. Gerald Dougherty, 166th Airlift Wing Visual
Information)
On Thursday,
March 14, five members of the 142nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron
returned home to Delaware. The other 12 members are expected to return
later this month or next month, according to Capt. Len Gratteri, State
Public Affairs Officer. Members of the 142nd were activated under
President Bush's Partial Mobilization and subsequently deployed to an
undisclosed location overseas. Press Release>>>
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Returning members of the
142nd are about to receive the Delaware National Guard Medal for being
called up by the president to support the war on terrorism. From left to
right are Maj. Chuck Gebhart, Capt. Karen Kline, Master Sgt. Kathy Schaap,
Staff Sgt. Kacee Benford and Tech. Sgt. Mark Metzelaar.
(Photo by SMSgt. Gerald Dougherty, 166th Airlift Wing Visual
Information)




Capt.
Kelly Kline holds a bouquet of flowers and speaks with friends and family
after her return.


Maj. Chuck Gebhart receives
a "welcome home" hug from his wife, Rebecca.
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