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HQ ARPC honors POW-MIA 2013

Headquarters Air Reserve Personnel Center at Buckley AFB, Colo., assembled a Prisoner of War/Missing in Action display in honor of POW/MIA Day, Sept. 20, 2013. The display, which uses various elements symbolize and memorialize those who have been captured in war or yet remain unaccounted for, is an Air Force tradition often held at graduations and memorializations of service. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Christian Michael)

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Leave no Airman behind

Between 2001 and 2009, approximately 33,000 deaths occurred from suicide in the United States each year, according to the U.S. Surgeon General. Suicide is one of the top five causes of death for adults under the age of 45, and claimed more lives than motor vehicle traffic-related injuries. With September being Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Airmen are reminded to take care of themselves and their wingmen through difficult times. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Tech. Sgt. Samuel Morse/RELEASED)

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ARPC's 60th birthday

A 1950s aerial view of the Air Reserve Records Center on York Street, Denver, Colo. ARRC officially opened its doors March 1, 1954, almost 60 years ago. It wasn't until Sept.1, 1965, that it was renamed to the Air Reserve Personnel Center due to increasing involvement in all areas of personnel management and not only records. ARPC will celebrate their 60th birthday on Feb. 28, 2014.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

Employees at the Air Reserve Records Center working at their desks at the York Street building, Denver, Colo., in the 1950s. Employees did not have telephones or computers at their desks and by 1958, the center was responsible for nearly 500,000 records.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

An Air Reserve Records Center employee working with address record books at the York Street building, Denver, Colo., in 1954. ARRC officially opened its doors March 1, 1954, almost 60 years ago. It wasn't until Sept. 1, 1965, that it was renamed the Air Reserve Personnel Center due to increasing involvement in all areas of personnel management and not only records. ARPC will celebrate their 60th birthday on Feb. 28, 2014.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

The Air Reserve Records Center mail section at the York Street building, Denver, Colo., in 1954. The mail section handled more than 600,000 individual pieces of correspondence monthly.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

A television crew that featured the Air Reserve Records Center in a documentary filmed an employee performing her duties while senior leaders look over her shoulder at the York Street building in Denver, Colo., in 1958.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

An Air Reserve Records Center employee files records in the file cabinet bank at the York Street building, Denver, Colo., in 1955. ARRC officially opened its doors March 1, 1954, almost 60 years ago. It wasn't until Sept. 1, 1965, that it was renamed the Air Reserve Personnel Center due to increasing involvement in all areas of personnel management and not only records. ARPC will celebrate their 60th birthday on Feb. 28, 2014.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

The RCA 501 transistorized electronic data processing system was installed at the Air Reserve Records Center Oct. 31, 1959, at the York Street building in Denver, Colo. This computer, which took up space of an entire room, was the first one of its kind west of the Mississippi River, costing $212,000 and had a 32K processing capability.

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ARPC's 60th birthday

The Air Reserve Records Center sign was installed outside of the York Street building in the late 1950s in Denver, Colo. ARRC officially opened its doors March 1, 1954, almost 60 years ago. It wasn't until Sept. 1, 1965, that it was renamed the Air Reserve Personnel Center due to increasing involvement in all areas of personnel management and not only records. ARPC will celebrate their 60th birthday on Feb. 28, 2014.

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Reservists update their civilian employer data at an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening at the Leadership Development Center here Aug. 8.

Reservists update their civilian employer data at an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening at the Leadership Development Center Aug. 8, 2013, on Buckley Air Force Base, Colo. The IRR muster included updating personal readiness information, receiving a basic medical screening and briefings from ARPC, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and active duty, Guard and Reserve recruiters. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Lennea Montandon)

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Air Reserve Personnel Center employees check-in and process Airmen who attended an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening.

Air Reserve Personnel Center employees check-in and process Airmen who attended an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening at the Leadership Development Center Aug. 8, 2013, on Buckley Air Force Base, Colo. The muster screening program enhances readiness, boosts combat capability and streamlines reporting procedures in the event of a call-up of these trained, prior service personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Lennea Montandon)

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Col. Kenneth Klein, ARPC vice commander, welcomes and briefs the eighty-two Airmen who attended an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening.

Col. Kenneth Klein, Air Reserve Personnel Center vice commander, welcomes and briefs the eighty-two Airmen who attended an Air Force Individual Ready Reserve muster screening at the Leadership Development Center Aug. 8, 2013, on Buckley Air Force Base, Colo. The muster screening program enhances readiness, boosts combat capability and streamlines reporting procedures in the event of a call-up of these trained, prior service personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Lennea Montandon)

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APRC senior leadership and honorary commander welcomes and briefs new 460th Space Wing senior leadership.

Cindy Kreutz, an honorary commander and chief executive officer and president of the Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital in Aurora, Colo., along with ARPC’s commander, vice commander, and command chief, welcomed new senior leadership from the 460th Space Wing. As part of their orientation, they received a mission brief and preview of ARPC’s responsibilities in support of Air National Guard and Reserve members. Pictured from left to right are Chief Master Sgt. Brian Wong, ARPC command chief; Chief Master Sgt. Craig Hall, 460th Space Wing command chief; Col. Mitch Stratton, 460th Space Wing vice commander; Col. Kenneth Klein, ARPC vice commander; Col. Dan Wright III, 460th Space Wing commander; Brig. Gen. Jay Flournoy, ARPC commander; and Cindy Kreutz. (U.S. Air Force photo/Quinn Jacobson)

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The Air Reserve Personnel Center commander and a Buckley AFB honorary commander visit in front of ARPC headquarters. The two welcomed new 460th Space Wing leadership, providing a mission brief and preview of ARPC’s responsibilities in support of Air Nati

Cindy Kreutz, a Buckley Air Force Base honorary commander and chief executive officer and president of Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital in Aurora, Colo., visits with Brig. Gen. Jay Flournoy, Air Reserve Personnel Center commander. The two welcomed new senior leadership from the 460th Space Wing to ARPC and provided a mission brief. Honorary commanders work closely with Buckley leaders to build strong relationships and gain a clear perspective of what the base brings to the community.(U.S. Air Force photo/Quinn Jacobson)

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ARPC's Force Development Branch and July 2013 Reserve School Selection Board President

ARPC’s Force Development branch runs the school selection process. Throughout the year, they work closely with more than 600 board members who select applicants for short and long courses as well as make recommendations on development teams. In July, the branch facilitated the Reserve School Selection Board. They are pictured here with the board president Maj. Gen. Jocelyn Seng, mobilization assistant to the commander, Air University, Maxwell AFB, Ala. (U.S. Air Force photo/Quinn Jacobson)

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July 2013 Reserve School Selection Board

A diverse group of 18 senior leaders from across Air Force Reserve Command met here in July for the Reserve School Selection Board. The team spent a week reviewing applicants’ records for in-residence and correspondence short courses. (U.S. Air Force photo/Quinn Jacobson)

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The Air Reserve Personnel Center welcomed a new director of staff here recently. During an interview, Scott Fromm talked about his past experiences and what he has planned for ARPC.

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quarterly award

The Team Buckley category 2 civilian of the quarter, for the second quarter in 2013, is Cindy Dewey from the Air Reserve Personnel Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Darryl Bolden, Jr.)

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