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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 09. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the 27 Airman who volunteered, remain here, August 9. Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the 27 Airman who volunteered, remain here, August 9. Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quitter’s Never Win and Winners Never quit…

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9. The Airmen were placed up against an elevated level of physical stress which tested not only their strength but also their capabilities to act as a cohesive squad. Throughout the day Airmen were also challenged to ensure the safety of on another while enduring the wear and tear of the physical portion of the tryouts. The Airmen were placed up against task such as completing a 5k as a squad while securing the 100 pound log over their shoulders, 4 sets of modified sit-ups, pushups and lunges which all were completed with the 100 pound log on the Airmen or being held by the Airmen with each set stopping at 31 in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7. (U.S. Air Force Photos by/ Senior Airman Adam Grant)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Quiters never win...Winners never quit

21 of the original 27 Airmen from the 51st Security Forces Squadron, who volunteered to try-out for the Quick Response Team, remain here, August 9.Day one of the QRT training, rigorous physical training continued as obstacles increased with difficulty testing [their] strength, hand-eye coordination and communications skills. SF Airmen participated in a 5k, securing 100 pound log carried as a squad, modified push-ups and sit-ups securing the log, clearing buildings, squad communication and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez)

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Airman Spotlight: Airman 1st Class Fa Pham

Col. Patrick McKenzie, 51st Fighter Wing commander, awards Airman 1st Class Fa Pham, 51st Force Support Squadron, with a certificate recognizing him as the Airman Spotlight of the week August 9, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Stuart Camp)

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Airman Spotlight: Airman 1st Class Fa Pham

Airman 1st Class Fa Pham, 51st Force Support Squadron, performs an inventory on items in the storeroom at the Pacific House dining facility at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea August 4, 2011. Pham was recently recognized for his hard work through the Airman Spotlight program. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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Airman Spotlight: Airman 1st Class Fa Pham

Airman 1st Class Fa Pham, 51st Force Support Squadron (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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The few, the chosen...Quick Response Team

Airmen of the 51st Security Forces endure day zero during the Quick Response Team try-outs here, July 8. During the intense training, SF members' were challenged both physically and mentally to complete required elements to continue training. Day zero, also known as ‘smoke day’, 27 Airmen were asked to meet and befriend fatigue performing, 70 pound buddy low and high drags/carries, a 5k with 100 pound log carried as a squad, clearing buildings and tactical troop movements. Physical training sessions were themed in memory of the 31 warriors lost in Afghanistan, July 7, by each volunteer completing 31 of each exercise throughout the course. A QRT member provides immediate response to any high risk situation on Osan Air Base to include barricaded suspects, workplace violence, domestic violence and abuse response, school violence, and disaster response. (U.S. Air Force Photo By/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez) *Note: 1 of 4 mini-series

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