355th CMS Propulsions Flight

Outside of work, Airman First Class and Master Sargent ranks don't mean anything. A view like this? Means absolutely everything! Can't beat a good hike with a reward too good to pass up towering over the city of Tucson. What are you doing with your free Friday?
MSgt. Fred Sawyer, little Marc representing his father, A1C Tyler Mcfarland, and A1C Nathaniel Eng hiked Tumamoc Hill, a 3.1 mile trail gaining nearly 800 ft. in elevation. Absolutely gorgeous!

Photo credit: MSgt. Marc Bates
Photo of Tucson sourced from - http://exploringtheamericanwest.blogspot.com/2014/11/tumamoc-hill-november-8-2014.html

Speaking of awards! May I present to all of you our 355th CMS awards winners!! Personnel from flight leadership down to airmen completing maintenance on the floor have gone above and beyond rest of their peers to put our section ahead of the rest! We couldn't be more proud to have each one of you as our leaders in the fight for keeping planes in the air! All of you may say that it's because of the airmen and NCO's on the floor alone that cause this recognition.. Hey we are gonna stop you from complementing us, however we couldn't do it without you either!
When you see these individuals make sure to give them an air five and congratulate them on their award! Let's see if we get some more in this next fiscal year of 2021!! Go Eagles!!

Our award winners are:
SrA. Duggan (355th LRS received LOA for outstanding performance during low-manning; going above and beyond handling Supply for not only propulsions flight across the entire CMS as well when needed)
2LT. Hugo
SMSgt. Farr
SrA. Alt
MSgt. Bates
MSgt. Neice
MSgt. Quintero
MSgt. Embry
Propulsions Flight itself for Team of the year across the squadron!

Congrats to all!!!

Leadership and airmen from the 355th CMS attending a live watch party for the Annual Awards Ceremony here at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. If you would like to watch and see the 355th Wing Annual Award Winners, you can watch the video here. https://fb.watch/3WfD4H8RoZ/

Big shout out to the 355th CMS Test Cell section for the hard work these maintainers do. Rain, snow, or hundred degree weather.. They are always throwing engines on the test stand, verifying countless variables, and troubleshooting issues to meet the needs for turning out engines.

If you ever worked test cell please feel free to comment below with photos or stories that show how truly awesome these engines really are! (Obviously appropriate)