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560th Red Horse Returns Home From Deployment


560th Red Horse Returns Home From Deployment

Hundreds of family members and friends showed up to the return of their loved ones during a deployment homecoming at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. November 3, 2017. More than 120 Airmen with the 560th RED HORSE Squadron deployed for 180 days across Southwest Asia to provide a dedicated, mobile, flexible, self-sufficient heavy construction engineering force for airfield, base infrastructure and special capabilities to support worldwide contingency operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Steven A. Ortiz)

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