August 24, 2006, Bartender Pete Fellows stands at the bar he works at in Virginia City, NV. Fellows has worked at the bar for the last seven years, saying he enjoys the dry summer heat and friendly atmosphere.Capt. Michael J. Parisi, 106 LRS, poses for a portrait photo on November 5, 2009, in front of two fuel containers.Tech. Sgt. Katie White receives a Military Leadership Award at the Woman of the Year award ceremony hosted by the USO of Metropolitan New York’s 43rd Annual Luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City, N.Y., on April 8, 2009. A member of the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Army was also chosen to represent their service.Tech Sgt. Peter Joseph Jurgensen poses for photos with his wife Kristin Mary, and two sons Gunner James, 23 mos., and Ethan Richard, newborn, at their Riverhead, N.Y. home on March 16, 2009. Tech Sgt. Jergensun was trying to get his wife to the Southampton Hospital so that she could give birth there. Still, the baby wouldn’t wait, and he had to deliver his own son in the front seat of their brand-new Ford Equinox at a Shell gas station at the intersection of Interstate 24 and Montauk Highway. Tech Sgt. Jurgensen works as an Air National Guardsman with the 106th Logistics Readiness Squadron of the 106th Rescue Wing, at F.S. Gabreski Airport (ANG) during his drill weekends and as a police officer at the 7th Precinct of the Suffolk County Police Department during the rest of the month.2nd Photo shoot with Beth Chrisley, shot in a Jacksonville park and in Old Town Jacksonville.Senior Airman Tony Yusup, a Pararescueman (PJ) with the 103rd Rescue Squadron, 106th Rescue Wing, acts as a team leader during a rescue scenario held at Camp Smith in Cortlandt, N.Y., on Nov. 17, 2008. The rescue exercise involved the rescue of a victim who fell down the mountain and involved the PJs securing the victim to a litter, and hoisting them up the hill while dealing with the possible attack of simulated enemy forces.Katie Halloran, 12, is buried by her friend Michelle Martin, 13, on a cloudy Saturday afternoon in Marcellus, NY.Beth Chrisley poses for a portrait photograph in historic downtown Swansboro, N.C.Senior Airman Jack Dwyer, a Pararescueman (PJ) from the 103rd Rescue Squadron, 106th Rescue Wing, takes a break during a live fire training exercise at Calverton, N.Y., on Sept. 26, 2008. The PJs are training for their upcoming deployment.Homeless person Philip Dawson shows off the effects of over 40 years of living homeless in Syracuse, N.Y. Dawson lost his right index finger to a bone infection three years ago.March 4, 2006, Carnival ride operator Sam Baker stands in front of a ride that drops riders several stories. Baker has worked with the carnival for several years. Powers American Midway brought their amusement rides to Jacksonville in hopes of generating interest in the Carnival. The Carnival was hosted on the parking lot of the Jacksonville, N.C., mall. (Photo by David J. Murphy)December 18, 2006, A Nassau, Bahamas native smokes a cigarette while on a break.
(Photo by David J. Murphy)Jan 14, 2007, Ania Mielczarek poses for a photograph in Jacksonville, N.C. Becky Crockeett and her roommate, Beth Holik, take advantage of a sunny September afternoon at Syracuse University by producing chalk art on a section of SU sidewalk. Crockett, 19, wearing the pink shirt, is a sophomore majoring in Illustration and hails from Baltimore, MD. Wearing the green shirt is Holik, 19, an industrial design major hailing from Albany. In their drawing, they create a pastel wonderland filled with mountains, rivers, and wildlife.May 29, 2006, Earl Roberts, a World War II veteran, poses for a photo on Memorial Day.
