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Wing participates in annual Guard Day at the Capitol

By Master Sgt. Christopher Botzum, 111th FW Public Affairs / Published June 08, 2013

Members of the 111th Fighter Wing historical office participated in the annual Guard Day at the Capitol event held at the Pennsylvania state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pa. on April 17. The event attended by Pa. Air and Army Guard units from across the state, offers the opportunity to legislators and capitol visitors to learn about the diverse state and federal missions performed Pa. Guardsmen. Air Deputy Adjutant General, Col. Anthony Carrelli, right-center, talks 111th Fighter Wing history with retired Tech. Sgt. Rich Ciborowski , left, retired Master Sgt. Larry Glemser and retired Master Sgt. Jim Waibel.
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Members of the 111th Fighter Wing historical office participated in the annual Guard Day at the Capitol event held at the Pennsylvania state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pa. on April 17. The event attended by Pa. Air and Army Guard units from across the state, offers the opportunity to legislators and capitol visitors to learn about the diverse state and federal missions performed Pa. Guardsmen. Air Deputy Adjutant General, Col. Anthony Carrelli, right-center, talks 111th Fighter Wing history with retired Tech. Sgt. Rich Ciborowski , left, retired Master Sgt. Larry Glemser and retired Master Sgt. Jim Waibel.

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HORSHAM AIR GUARD STATION, Pa. -- Members of the 111th Fighter Wing historical office participated in the annual Guard Day at the Capitol event held at the Pennsylvania state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pa. on April 17. The event attended by Pa. Air and Army Guard units from across the state, offers the opportunity to legislators and capitol visitors to learn about the diverse state and federal missions performed Pa. Guardsmen. Air Deputy Adjutant General, Col. Anthony Carrelli, right-center, talks 111th Fighter Wing history with retired Tech. Sgt. Rich Ciborowski , left, retired Master Sgt. Larry Glemser and retired Master Sgt. Jim Waibel.