Team Anders

The CAG's previous photoshop whiz kid moved this fall so I got to try my hand at "Photoshopping in" one of our team members who was deployed during our group photo.  Lookout...I'll be going pro soon!  Kidding...this is fabulously horrible but you've got to start somewhere right?  While I was at it I should have tried to do something about me looking like an elf... that'll be my next project :) AFMC CAG 2013

This week was super awesome.  Super busy but super awesome! I took a bazillion photos so I'll keep the narrative as short as I can...but those of you who've been reading for awhile know that'll be a challenge...see?? I totally didn't need to write the last 20 words or so...right? ok, focus, focus... :p So I'm a bit wordy...that's alright, there will be plenty of pictures to get you through it :) We were riding the high of last weekend's festivities through Monday but once Tuesday rolled around I had to blast outta Dayton for a work trip. I've been prepping, planning, emailing, CAG-stalking everyone involved in this event for the past three months so I was actually thrilled the trip was here. It was like a wedding...enough planning already let's do the damn thing!! So we did...and it was cool. I won't bore you with the work stuff but because we had so many people traveling our trip planner scored us this beauty...          Ou...

I've slightly recovered from last week's bout of blogging laziness so here I am with our weekly update. Last week was an absolute blur let me tell ya! It was CORONA week here at Wright Patt and all the Air Force's combatant commanders and major command commanders decended upon the AFMC headquarters. To add some extra fanfare to the event we decided to throw in General Wolfenbarger's promotion , General Hoffman's retirement and their change of command to the mix. We. Were. Busy! The 4-star promotion was incredible and as I mentioned in a previous post , one for our Air Force's history books. I was working during the ceremony but did get to take a pause to watch and listen to her remarks. I feel very fortunate to have been able to be there! :) My job that day, and for the rest of the week, was to escort our Air Force Chief of Staff, General Norton Schwartz's wife, Mrs. Suzie Schwartz . We spent two full days together while she toured numerous different org...