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Maj. Joseph A. Bincarousky, 66th Security Forces Squadron commander, presents the 66 SFS Airman of the Year Award to Staff Sgt. Brandon H. Carpenter, SFS installation patrolman, during a welcome home ceremony at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., Aug. 2. While deployed, Carpenter captured three awards for the squadron: 66 SFS Airman of the Year; Outstanding Security Forces Flight Level Airman of the Year; and 66 SFS Airman of the Quarter for the fourth quarter last year. The squadron gathered to officially welcome home nearly 30 SFS Airmen from deployment overseas. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jerry Saslav)


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Maj. Joseph A. Bincarousky, 66th Security Forces Squadron commander, presents the 66 SFS Airman of the Year Award to Staff Sgt. Brandon H. Carpenter, SFS installation patrolman, during a welcome home ceremony at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., Aug. 2. While deployed, Carpenter captured three awards for the squadron: 66 SFS Airman of the Year; Outstanding Security Forces Flight Level Airman of the Year; and 66 SFS Airman of the Quarter for the fourth quarter last year. The squadron gathered to officially welcome home nearly 30 SFS Airmen from deployment overseas. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jerry Saslav)

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Sitting in the audience of approximately 150 were three teenage scholarship recipients, each headed into their first year of college. Kayla King, daughter of one of Hanscom’s Command, Control, Communications, Intelligence and Networks division chiefs, said she plans to use her scholarship at the University of Arkansas, where she’ll study computer science. Kenneth Armijo, headed to Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts, says he will be studying robotics engineering. Douglas Amirault is looking to study computer science and math at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.
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