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Tech Sgt. Eric Crotsley of the 552nd Maintenance Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, competes in the open division of the Multigun Nationals on April 12-17 in Boulder City, Nevada. Crotsley finished 11th.


Air Force shooters fare well in national tournament

Tech Sgt. Eric Crotsley of the 552nd Maintenance Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, competes in the open division of the Multigun Nationals on April 12-17 in Boulder City, Nevada. Crotsley finished 11th.

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