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Chief Garner to retire after 37 years of military service

Chief Master Sergeant Angus A. “Al” Garner of Gloucester, Senior Enlisted Leader and Force Development Leader of the 192nd Wing of the Virginia Air National Guard at Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Hampton, will retire on Aug. 27.
With a military career spanning nearly four decades, Garner has made significant contributions to the USAF and the Virginia Air National Guard.
As Senior Enlisted Leader, Garner provided guidance to squadron and group leadership, particularly in matters related to maintenance activities affecting operations. He also served as the focal point for group-wide Airman training, development, and career enhancement. His leadership played a pivotal role in improving Airman development, organizational structure, and leadership core competency.
His military career began in August 1987 when he entered the United States Air Force after graduating from Bluestone High School in Skipwith, Virginia. His assignments took him to various locations, including Nellis Air Force Base ...

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