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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. – First Lieutenant Karen M. Gabriele, 5th Munitions Squadron systems flight commander and recent Acquisition and Logistics Experience Exchange Tour selectee, stands next to a munitions trailer while stationed in Balad, Iraq. Lieutenant Gabriele is one of five officers recently chosen from across the Air Force for the ALEET assignment. ALEET is a career-broadening exchange program that allows maintenance officers to experience an acquisition tour with a guaranteed return to the maintenance career field. (Courtesy photo)


Elite officer chosen for ALEET assignment

MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. – First Lieutenant Karen M. Gabriele, 5th Munitions Squadron systems flight commander and recent Acquisition and Logistics Experience Exchange Tour selectee, stands next to a munitions trailer while stationed in Balad, Iraq. Lieutenant Gabriele is one of five officers recently chosen from across the Air Force for the ALEET assignment. ALEET is a career-broadening exchange program that allows maintenance officers to experience an acquisition tour with a guaranteed return to the maintenance career field. (Courtesy photo)

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