1st Lt Stephanie Walker of the 104th Fighter Wing and Tech. Sgt Daniel Glass of the 162nd Wing work together to manually move a BLU-109 (bomb live unit, a 2,000-lb hardened penetration ordnance) body into position for assembly during their day of competition July 23 during the seventh annual Ammo Rodeo bomb-building competition at Volk Field, Wis.

1st Lt Stephanie Walker of the 104th Fighter Wing and Tech. Sgt Daniel Glass of the 162nd Wing work together to manually move a BLU-109 (bomb live unit, a 2,000-lb hardened penetration ordnance) body into position for assembly during their day of competition July 23 during the seventh annual Ammo Rodeo bomb-building competition at Volk Field, Wis. The two-week event gave munitions and weapons personnel a better understanding of their respective jobs and exposed them to challenges they might face on deployment. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Kristen Keehan.

PHOTO BY: Kristen Keehan

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