10/3/2011 - Linda, left, and Isabella Naglack, daughters of Tech. Sgt. Mark Naglack, 52nd Equipment Maintenance Squadron, decorate a welcome home poster for their dad during Deployment Club at the Spangdahlem Elementary School Sept. 28. The Deployment Club is an after-school event held monthly while school is in session. It allows children whose parents are deployed to cope and navigate the many unique situations they may face. The children decorate posters, color pictures and talk with each other about their experiences. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Brittney Frees)
10/3/2011 - Second Lt. Margo Zhukov, 726th Air Mobility Squadron cargo officer, colors with children from Spangdahlem Elementary School during Deployment Club here Sept. 28. The Deployment Club is an after-school event held monthly while school is in session. It allows children whose parents are deployed to cope and navigate the many unique situations they may face. The children decorate posters, color pictures and talk with each other about their experiences. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Brittney Frees)
10/3/2011 - Trace Adcock, son of Staff Sgt. Joshua Adcock, 52nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, holds a welcome home poster he decorated for his dad during Deployment Club at the Spangdahlem Elementary School Sept. 28. The Deployment Club is an after-school event held monthly while school is in session. It allows children whose parents are deployed to cope and navigate the many unique situations they may face. The children decorate posters, color pictures and talk with each other about their experiences. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Brittney Frees)
10/3/2011 - Charles Wortman, son of Master Sgt. Charles Wortman, 606th Air Control Squadron, colors a picture for his dad during Deployment Club at Spangdahlem Elementary School Sept. 28. The Deployment Club is an after-school event held monthly while school is in session. It allows children whose parents are deployed to cope and navigate the many unique situations they may face. The children decorate posters, color pictures and talk with each other about their experiences. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Brittney Frees)
