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Clean sweep

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. - Members of the 505th Command and Control Wing pick up debris from the side of James Lee Road on Oct. 16. The 505th CCW adopted the road in the Adopt-A-County Road program and comes out every few months to keep it clean. (U.S. Air Force photo by Noel Getlin)

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Cleanup

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. - The 505th Command and Control Wing picked up refuse along James Lee Road on Oct. 16, in keeping with the Adopt-A-County Road program. The Wing adopted the road and comes out every few months to keep it clean. From left are Lt. Col. Bob Bower, Chief Master Sgt. Deno Mackin, command chief, 505 CCW Commander Col. Edward McKinzie, and Valerie Mackin, wife of Chief Mackin. (U.S. Air Force photo by Noel Getlin)

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Cleanup

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. - Members of the 505th Command and Control Wing clean up debris from the side of James Lee Road on Oct. 16. The 505th Command and Control Squadron adopted the road in the Adopt-A-County Road program and comes out every few months to keep it clean. From left are Master Sgt. Mark Young, Darryl Wilson and Tech. Sgt. Christopher Arrington. (U.S. Air Force photo by Noel Getlin)

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Clean sweep

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. - Members of the 505th Command and Control Wing pick up debris from the side of James Lee Road on Oct. 16. The 505th CCW adopted the road in the Adopt-A-County Road program and comes out every few months to keep it clean. (U.S. Air Force photo by Noel Getlin)

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Wing makes a clean sweep of county program

Published Oct. 22, 2009
By Noel Getlin
505th Command and Control Wing

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. -- Team 505th became roadside warriors as they made a strike against trash.

Volunteers from the 505th Command and Control Wing picked up roadside trash on James Lee Road Oct. 16 as part of the Adopt-A-County-Road litter control program.

"The wing is part of the community and proud of it," said Master Sgt. Mark Young, the wing's program coordinator. "We like to do our part. This is one way we can contribute."

The wing adopted the road more than a year ago and periodically volunteers gather to make a clean sweep. It took about two hours for the 15 volunteers to clean up the road, which is about a mile long.

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Wing makes a clean sweep of county program

Published Oct. 22, 2009
By Noel Getlin
505th Command and Control Wing

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. -- Team 505th became roadside warriors as they made a strike against trash.

Volunteers from the 505th Command and Control Wing picked up roadside trash on James Lee Road Oct. 16 as part of the Adopt-A-County-Road litter control program.

"The wing is part of the community and proud of it," said Master Sgt. Mark Young, the wing's program coordinator. "We like to do our part. This is one way we can contribute."

The wing adopted the road more than a year ago and periodically volunteers gather to make a clean sweep. It took about two hours for the 15 volunteers to clean up the road, which is about a mile long.