Wildcats host Sheppard at Military Appreciation Night

Wichita Falls Wildcats forward Brett Hartung, right, battles Billy Miller, a defenseman for the Wenatchee Wild, for the puck Jan. 17 during the Wildcats annual Military Appreciation Night. The Wildcats wore camouflaged jerseys in honor of the men and women in the nation's armed forces. The Wildcats won 4-3. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Litteken)

Wildcats host Sheppard at Military Appreciation Night

Brig. Gen. O.G. Mannon, 82nd Training Wing commander, tries his hand at making a goal from center ice Jan. 17 during the Wichita Falls Wildcats annual Military Appreciation Night. The general nailed the first shot, winning a free coupon to Whataburger for everyone in attendance. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Litteken)

Wildcats host Sheppard at Military Appreciation Night

Brig. Gen. O.G. Mannon (center), 82nd Training Wing commander, drops the puck Jan. 17 prior to a game between the Wichita Falls Wildcats and Wenatchee Wild from Wenatchee, Wash, to start the annual Military Appreciation Night. Wildcat Brett Hartung, right, and the Wild's Michael Voran joined the general on the ice for the ceremonial drop. The Wildcats won 4-3. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Litteken)

MSS helps Airmen fill out paperwork at Marriage Day

Airman 1st Class Porsha Smith, 82nd MSS evaluations manager, helps Airman 1st Class Jason Carter, a 362nd Training Squadron Airman in Training, and his wife Kaitlyn, fill out a form at Sheppard's Marriage Day. The MSS helped more than 130 newlyweds fill out the proper paperwork to begin benefits and other entitlements for spouses. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike McKito)

Sinterklaas passes out presents to local children

Children from the Ben Donnell Child Care Center in Wichita Falls, gets his present from Sinterklaas on Dec. 5. Sinterklaas, the equivalent of Santa Claus, is the gift-giver to the children of The Netherlands. Members of the Royal Netherlands air force at Sheppard have been giving presents to the lower income children of Ben Donnell for 25 years. Black Peter, Sinterklaas' assistant, who is covered with soot from sliding down the chimney, helped Sinterklaas hand out the gifts. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike McKito)

Sinterklaas passes out presents to local children

Wille Thomas, from the Ben Donnell Child Care Center in Wichita Falls, gets his present from Sinterklaas on Dec. 5. Sinterklaas, the equivalent of Santa Claus, is the gift-giver to the children of The Netherlands. Members of the Royal Netherlands air force at Sheppard have been giving presents to the lower income children of Ben Donnell for 25 years. Black Peter, Sinterklaas' assistant, who is covered with soot from sliding down the chimney, helps Sinterklaas hand out the gifts. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike McKito)