Air Force Col. Bradley Spacy, 88th Air Base Wing commander, Army Lt. Col. Stephen Bales, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Lt. Col. David Slack, officer-in-charge, Military Police Company C, Navy Lt. Torben Smith, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Midwest, and Bill Butt, president of Butt Construction, break ground at the site of a new Marine Corps Reserve Center on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base April 3. The new facility will be durable and energy-efficient, and will replace a decaying, inadequate 1950s-era building that currently houses the unit in a high-crime area of Dayton, Ohio. Construction should be complete in spring 2010. - Air Force Col. Bradley Spacy, 88th Air Base Wing commander, Army Lt. Col. Stephen Bales, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Lt. Col. David Slack, officer-in-charge, Military Police Company C, Navy Lt. Torben Smith, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Midwest, and Bill Butt, president of Butt Construction, break ground at the site of a new Marine Corps Reserve Center on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base April 3. The new facility will be durable and energy-efficient, and will replace a decaying, inadequate 1950s-era building that currently houses the unit in a high-crime area of Dayton, Ohio. Construction should be complete in spring 2010.

Sgt. Anthony S. White, a member of the cooking staff for the office of the secretary of defense kitchen at the Pentagon, presents a freshly made sandwich plate April 8. White says proficiency in cooking as well as serving is essential for his job. - Sgt. Anthony S. White, a member of the cooking staff for the office of the secretary of defense kitchen at the Pentagon, presents a freshly made sandwich plate April 8. White says proficiency in cooking as well as serving is essential for his job.