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Faces of Moody

Airmen do amazing things every day and each Airman has a story. Faces of Moody is a series that will highlight Moody Air Force Base Airmen who are vital to mission success. Each week a portrait paired with a short story or quote, will provide a glimpse into the lives of Moody's unique Airmen ... one story at a time.

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"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it." (Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)
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"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it." (Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)


Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr.

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"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it." (Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)
"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it." (Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)
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"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it." (Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)
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"I volunteered for Honor Guard because we are all in the service, and to me, rendering honors to people who fought for the country and died is just very important. They deserve it and I feel honored to do it."

 (U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Frank Epps Jr., ceremonial guardsman from the 23d Wing)