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Scarlet Nation, daughter of Maj. Roman Nation of the 325th Medical Operations Squadron, stops to pose for a quick picture as she decorates a hand-made crown during the "Daddy Daughter Dance." The event, which was hosted by the 325th Services Squadron, joined Tyndall fathers and daughters together for a night of dancing and festivities.

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U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Paul Rogers, local service recruiter, and his daughter Julia, enjoy hors d'oeuvres and beverages during the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted by the 325th Services Squadron July 24. Tyndall fathers brought their daughters out for a night of food, friends, dancing and fun at the Tyndall Heritage Club.

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Capt. Francisco Vega, 82nd ATRS munitions officer, posed with his daughters Lauren (middle) and Katelijne (left) during the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted by the 325th Services Squadron July 24. Tyndall fathers brought their daughters out for a night of food, friends, dancing and fun at the Tyndall Heritage Club.

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Daughters of Tyndall Airmen participated in arts-and-crafts projects during the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted at the Heritage Club July 24. Lt. Col. Joe Granducci, 325th Fighter Wing F-15 instructor pilot, checks in on his daughter as she decorates a hand-made crown, which were worn by the young ladies during the event.

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Lt. Col. Kevin Huyck, 95th Fighter Squadron commander, twirls his daughter Shanna during a swing dance at the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted by the 325th Services Squadron July 24. More than 50 Tyndall fathers escorted their daughters to the special event.

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Staff Sgt. Richard Journagin of the 325th Maintenance Squadron and his daughter, Pristeena, work together to decorate a hand-made crown during the "Daddy Daughter Dance." The event, which was hosted by the 325th Services Squadron, joined Tyndall fathers and daughters together for a night of dancing and festivities.

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Mr. Randall Jones, Deputy Chief of Services, twirls his daughter during a swing dance at the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted by the 325th Services Squadron July 24. The 325th Services Squadron organized the event, which brought together more than 50 Tyndall Airmen and their daughters for a special night of food, fun and dancing.

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Master Sgt. Stacey Harter of the Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency, dips his daughter, Jordan, during a swing dance at the "Daddy Daughter Dance" hosted by the 325th Services Squadron July 24. His daughter Kelsie also attended the event.

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After the last dance of the evening, Lt. Col. Steven Burgh, 325th Operations Support Squadron commander, and his daughter embrace for a hug. The "Daddy Daughter Dance," which was the first event of its kind held at Tyndall, was hosted to bring Airmen together with their daughters for an evening to reconnect and create memories.

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U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Paul Rogers, local service recruiter, swings his daughter Julia to dance music playing during the "Daddy Daughter Dance" held at the Tyndall Heritage Club July 24.

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Tyndall fathers and daughters dine, dance, create memories

Published Aug. 1, 2008

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