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Then-Senior Airman James Dullaghan, 621st Tactical Control Flight wideband equipment specialist, at Alzey Air Station, West Germany, September 1980. Dullaghan first enlisted in the Air Force in November 1978. He reenlisted after a twenty year break in service in February 2009. (Courtesy Photo)


Airman returns to service after 20 years, deploys

Then-Senior Airman James Dullaghan, 621st Tactical Control Flight wideband equipment specialist, at Alzey Air Station, West Germany, September 1980. Dullaghan first enlisted in the Air Force in November 1978. He reenlisted after a twenty year break in service in February 2009. (Courtesy Photo)

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