NASIC host base retreat ceremony

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio — Airmen from the National Air and Space Intelligence Center stand in formation before a retreat ceremony signifying the end of the official duty day here Jan. 9. Each month, various organizations here rotate leading the ceremony. This month NASIC hosted the ceremony at the center’s flag pole, which was the base's first retreat ceremony in 2012. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica Pierce)

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Santa and a young fan share a contemplative moment during the hustle and bustle of the AF ISR Agency headquarter's open house Dec. 19. The open house festivities are the primary time during the year when families can visit and see where their family members work. In addition to the always popular visit by Santa, AKA Rick LaFosse, and singing by the AF ISR Agency choir, visitors were welcomed throughout the headquarters as offices threw open their doors, providing food and games for young and old alike. (Photo by William Belcher)

Casey Heritage Center named for AF history legend

Suzan Casey, wife of the late Dr. Dennis Casey; Col. John Bansemer, Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency assistant vice commander, and Phil Myers, agency chief historian, unveil the plaque Dec. 9, officially re-naming the AF ISR Agency Heritage Center in the late Dr. Casey's honor. (Photo by William Belcher)

NASIC Reaches CFC Goal

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, Ohio -- Combined Federal Campaign representatives from the National Air and Space Intelligence Center stand in front of the CFC NASIC goal chart with Col. Tim Traub, NASIC vice commander, Nov. 22. NASIC employee contributions totaled more than $178,500, meeting the center's contribution goal. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Bre A. Heath)

AFISRA lauds top CE performers

Master Sgt. Dion Lynch is given the Maj. Gen. William D. Gibert Award Nov. 30, by Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency Assistant Vice Commander Col. John Bansemer, as Col. Eric Payne, AFISRA Logidtics, Installations and Mission Support director looks on. The presentation was made during the AFISRA headquarters monthly awards and promotion ceremony. (Photo by William Belcher)

AFISRA lauds top CE performers

Carlton Hendrix accepts the Maj. Gen. William D. Gibert Award Nov. 30, from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency Assistant Vice Commander Col. John Bansemer, as Col. Eric Payne, AFISRA Logidtics, Installations and Mission Support director looks on. The presentation was made during the AFISRA headquarters monthly awards and promotion ceremony. (Photo by William Belcher)