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MAKE A MEME View Large Image Mark Klaudt, 124th Maintenance Squadron phase, speaks to a group of 16 aviation professionals from across the country visiting Gowen Field and learning about the 124th Fighter Wing facilities, equipment, and capabilities during a tour on ...

Mark Klaudt, 124th Maintenance Squadron phase, speaks to a group of 16 aviation professionals from across the country visiting Gowen Field and learning about the 124th Fighter Wing facilities, equipment, and capabilities during a tour on ...

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Keywords: ne514 air national guard nationalguard 124th fighter wing 124thfighterwing idaho boise aaae tour aviation professionals aviationprofessionals Senior Master Sgt. Mark Klaudt, 124th Maintenance Squadron phase, speaks to a group of 16 aviation professionals from across the country visiting Gowen Field and learning about the 124th Fighter Wing facilities, equipment, and capabilities during a tour on Dec. 8, 2015. The group includes military leaders, federal officials, industry colleagues and other aviation professionals from New Hampshire, Texas, Oklahoma, Washington, Idaho and more. They assembled in Boise to attend the Industrial Aviation Military/Civilian Joint Use Issues Training Workshop by the American Association of Airport Executives created to discuss the latest regulations, technologies and issues concerning military/civilian airfield operations and the growing area of industrial aviation. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarah Pokorney/RELEASED) Senior Master Sgt. Mark Klaudt, 124th Maintenance Squadron phase, speaks to a group of 16 aviation professionals from across the country visiting Gowen Field and learning about the 124th Fighter Wing facilities, equipment, and capabilities during a tour on Dec. 8, 2015. The group includes military leaders, federal officials, industry colleagues and other aviation professionals from New Hampshire, Texas, Oklahoma, Washington, Idaho and more. They assembled in Boise to attend the Industrial Aviation Military/Civilian Joint Use Issues Training Workshop by the American Association of Airport Executives created to discuss the latest regulations, technologies and issues concerning military/civilian airfield operations and the growing area of industrial aviation. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarah Pokorney/RELEASED)