Dirty Dozen

Senior Airman Ricky Jones, a 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron communications technician and Mesena, Georgia native flings himself over a wooden wall as part of the Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Dirty Dozen is a chain of 12 stations, each testing the team's competency in intellectual and physical challenges. Jones' team, 'Rub Some Dirt on It' placed second overall. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Air Force Capt. Robert Crespo, a 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron pilot from Edmond, Okla. carries a sandbag up and down the Hillberg Ski Area slope as part of the Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Each team had four participants who made their way through 12 physical, intellectual and tactical challenges in a contest to best the other team's times. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Nathan Schiers, 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron communications operator and Haily, Idaho native, flings himself over a wooden wall as part of the Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Dirty Dozen is a chain of 12 stations, each testing the team's competency in intellectual and physical challenges. Schiers' team, 'Rub Some Dirt on It' placed second overall. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Airman 1st Class Dakotah Steele, a 673d Communications Squadron radio frequency transmissions technician from Neosho, Mo., and his team flip a tire repeatedly as the last challenge of the Dirty Dozen June 10. Each team had four participants who made their way through 12 physical, intellectual and tactical challenges in a contest to best the other team's times. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Dirty Dozen competitors haul sandbags up and down the Hillberg Ski Area slope as the eleventh challenge in the Dirty Dozen June 10. Each team had four participants who made their way through 12 physical, intellectual and tactical challenges in a contest to best the other team's times. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Senior Airman Sebastian Godsey, a 673d Medical Group, Pediatric Flight medical technician (left), Air Force Capt. Aaron Johnston, 673d MDG pediatrician (center), and Airman 1st Class Jacob Edgell, 673d MDG, Pediatric Flight medical technician run the perimeter of an old horse race track as their first challenge for the Dirty Dozen June 10. After completing a circle of the track, they worked their way through a paintball target range. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Senior Airman Sebastian Godsey, a 673d Medical Group, Pediatric Flight medical technician and Little Rock, Ark. native, carries Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Patronas, 673d MDG, Pediatric Flight, flight chief to a memory challenge in a fireman's carry. Competitors memorized four codes to four different locks, then fireman carry their teammates down to use the codes. They were free to go back and forth between lock and code - if they fireman carried a teammate. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Alexandria Sawin, a 90th Air Mobility Unit, flight de-briefer pushes a tactical vehicle with her team as the second Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Dirty Dozen is a chain of 12 stations, each testing the team's competency in intellectual and physical challenges. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Heidi Wacker, 673d Medical Group, Mental Health flight, mental health technician, checks the interior of an old stable for targets as they progress through their first Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Dirty Dozen is a chain of 12 stations, each testing the team's competency in intellectual and physical challenges. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)

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Dirty dozen

Published June 22, 2016

Senior Airman Ricky Jones, a 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron communications technician and Mesena, Georgia native flings himself over a wooden wall as part of the Dirty Dozen challenge June 10. Dirty Dozen is a chain of 12 stations, each testing the team's competency in intellectual and physical challenges. Jones' team, 'Rub Some Dirt on It' placed second overall. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kyle Johnson)