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2 Years 255 Days Volume 29, No. 9 NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen 27 Septembery 2013 Photo by Wiel Borghans Exercise, Exercise, Exercise The E-3A Component held a large, multi-scenario exercise in cooridination with local German emergency personnel. For more photos and information, see pages 8 and 9. Training Wing changes command Colonel Arturo Di Martino assumes command of the Training Wing on Sept. 20, 2013. Photo by Wiel Borghans By Maureen Geraets-Head The new Training Wing Commander, Colonel Di Martino said in his The Trapani Room at the E-3A Club speech, “I am fully aware of the huge is filled with guests attending the responsibilities that are connected with Training Wing Change of Command. the fulfillment of a Wing Commander’s duties. Being in charge as the Wing With the marching in of the Colors Commander certainly means to be the ceremony starts. Colonel Arturo accountable. 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