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459th MXG Commander retires from Air Force

Col. Kenneth Jensen retired from the Air Force. He held his retirement ceremony on Sep. 6, 2025, at the 459th Air Refueling Wing at Joint Base Andrews, Md. Col. Jensen was the commander of the 459th Maintenance Group. He served nearly 30 years as both enlisted and as an officer. His service culminated with earning the Legion of Merit among many other decorations during his stellar career.
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459th MXG Commander retires from Air Force

Col. Kenneth Jensen retired from the Air Force. He held his retirement ceremony on Sep. 6, 2025, at the 459th Air Refueling Wing at Joint Base Andrews, Md. Col. Jensen was the commander of the 459th Maintenance Group. He served nearly 30 years as both enlisted and as an officer. His service culminated with earning the Legion of Merit among many other decorations during his stellar career.
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459th MXG Commander retires from Air Force

Col. Kenneth Jensen (right) retired from the Air Force. He held his retirement ceremony on Sep. 6, 2025, at the 459th Air Refueling Wing at Joint Base Andrews, Md. Col. Jensen was the commander of the 459th Maintenance Group. He served nearly 30 years as both enlisted and as an officer. His service culminated with earning the Legion of Merit among many other decorations during his stellar career.
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459th Operations Group change of command

Colonel Thomas K. Smith, Jr., 459th Air Refueling Wing commander, hands Col. Thomas O. Pemberton, 459th Operations Group commander, the 459 OG guideon, at a change of command ceremony at the 459 ARW auditorium, Joint Base Andrews, Md., Dec. 5, 2015. Pemberton was previously the 927 OG commander at MacDill Air Force Base, Fla. (Photo by Tech Sgt. Brent A. Skeen)
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459th Religious Affairs Airman saves life off duty

Tech Sgt. James Laska, 459th Air Refueling Wing Chaplain Corps, Religious Affairs Airman, recently used his extensive medical background gained from both his military and civilian training to save a life while on his civilian job. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Andreaa Phillips)
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459th Reservist performing with Tops In Blue

Senior Airman Victoria Howard, trombonist for the 2009 Tops in Blue tour, plays before a crowd of during Hill Air Force Base's Open House during Air Force Week Salt Lake City, June 6. Airman Howard is assigned to the 459th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron at Andrews Air Force Base, MD. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Kyle Brasier)
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459th Reservist traveling with Tops in Blue

Senior Airman Victoria Howard, trombonist for the 2009 Tops in Blue tour, plays before a crowd of during Hill Air Force Base's Open House during Air Force Week Salt Lake City, June 6. Airman Howard is assigned to the 459th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron at Andrews Air Force Base, MD. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Kyle Brasier)
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459th Security Forces Sqadron participates in annual heavy weapons training

Members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron line up for a group shot on Range 21 at Fort AP Hill. Each year, members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron are required to fire 1,100 rounds from both the M240 and M249. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th Security Forces Squadron completed heavy weapons training

Tech Sgt. Sharese Junious offloads a 5.56mm ammo pouch which will accompany the M249 firing positions. Members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron completed their annual heavy weapons training at Fort AP Hill over the June UTA. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th Security Forces Squadron completed heavy weapons training

Senior Master Sgt. Todd Cory prepares an M249 bunker firing position. Members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron completed their annual heavy weapons training at Fort AP Hill over the June UTA. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th Security Forces Squadron conducts annual heavy weapons training

Tech Sgt. Duane Fowler looks over Airman 1st Class Franklin Holtman and Airman Andrew Landolina as the fire the M240 for the annual qualification. Each year, members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron are required to fire 1,100 rounds from both the M240 and M249. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th Security Forces Squadron participates in annual heavy weapons training

Staff Sgt. Matthew Chase supervises a barrel change performed by Airman First Class Ken Spaulding while Staff Sgt. Lela Gerrins prepares a belt of 7.62mm ammunition. Each year, members of the 459th Security Forces Squadron are required to fire 1,100 rounds from both the M240 and M249. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th Security Forces Squadron participates in annual heavy weapons training

Senior Airman Ryan Matheson prepares a long strand of 5.56mm ammunition for Airman First Class Franklin Hawkins and Airman Ame Perez at a M249 firing position. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Capt. Nick Strocchia)
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459th SFS Airmen receive vital training at Patriot Defender

459th Security Forces Squadron Airmen took part in the Patriot Defender training course at Fort Wolters Military Reservation, Texas, Aug. 7-23. They received a mixture of classroom and field training focused on preparing them for deployments to the Area of Responsibilty. (Submitted photo)
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459th SFS Airmen recognized as the base's top security managers

Tech Sgt. Bryant Hamlor (second from left) and Master Sgt. Richard Brown (third from left), 459th Security Forces Squadron, were recognized as the Team Andrews Unit Security Managers of the Quarter during the July 2010 Unit Training Assembly here. Col. James M. Allman (far left) 459th Air Refueling Wing commander, presented the award during Chemical and Biological Warfare training. The award recognizes the security forces Airmen during Jan. 1 to Mar. 31 2010 for strongly managing information, personnel and industrial security programs. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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459th SFS participate in Shoot-Move-Communicate training

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Michael Perez, a 459th Security Forces Squadron instructor, works on firing techniques with Staff Sgt. Jonuel Otero, 459th SFS, during “Shoot, Move, Communicate” Training on May 7, 2017. All SFS members must qualify with the M4 Rifle and M9 pistol annually in conjunction with quarterly SMC Training in order to maintain currency and keep their skills sharp.
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459th SFS participate in Shoot-Move-Communicate training

U.S. Air Force Maj. William Beauchene, right, 459th Security Forces Squadron commander demonstrates to 459th SFS members how to quickly switch between weapons while engaging a target during “Shoot, Move, Communicate” Training on May 7, 2017. All SFS members must qualify with the M4 Rifle and M9 pistol annually in conjunction with quarterly SMC Training in order to maintain currency and keep their skills sharp.
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459th SFS participate in Shoot-Move-Communicate training

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Allison Littlejohn, a police officer from the 459th Security Forces Squadron, engages a target with her 9MM pistol during “Shoot, Move, Communicate” Training on May 7, 2017. All SFS members must qualify with the M4 Rifle and M9 pistol annually in conjunction with quarterly SMC Training in order to maintain currency and keep their skills sharp.
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459th SFS participate in Shoot-Move-Communicate training

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Michael Perez, right, a 459th Security Forces Squadron instructor, issues orders to 459th SFS members as they engage a target during “Shoot, Move, Communicate” Training on May 7, 2017. All SFS members must qualify with the M4 Rifle and M9 pistol yearly in conjunction with quarterly SMC Training in order to maintain currency and keep their skills sharp.
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459th SFS participate in Shoot-Move-Communicate training

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Orin Davidson, a police officer from the 459th Security Forces Squadron, loads marking [paintball-type] rounds into his M9 pistol magazine at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, in preparation for “Shoot, Move, Communicate” Training on May 7, 2017. All SFS members must qualify with the M4 Rifle and M9 pistol annually in conjunction with quarterly SMC Training in order to maintain currency and keep their skills sharp.
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