After a break in service, Mississippi native ACEs AGE course Published July 17, 2019 By Airman 1st Class Pedro Tenorio 82nd Training Wing Public Affairs Some of us are side-seekers, preferring to stand near the walls, away from the center of attention, anywhere outside the spotlight is our comfort zone … but it gets tricky for us side-seekers when one excels. Excellence is pretty obvious to spot, imagine a flashlight pointed directly into your eyes. Airmen (side-seekers or spotlighters) who excel have no choice then to be noticed, they become the star, become an inspiration and that is what a student found himself being when he re-enlisted after a break in service. Gulfport, Mississippi native Senior Airman Shaun R. Lunn, Aerospace Ground Equipment Apprentice, was awarded the ACE award after scoring 100s on all his block tests. The AGE apprentice course consists of 87 training days and 15 blocks of training. Rank / Name: SrA Shaun R. Lunn Unit: 361 TRS Duty title: Aerospace Ground Equipment Apprentice Hometown: Gulfport, MS Time in Service: Roughly 9 years. Re-enlisted in 2018, after break in service Why you joined: Enjoyed military life and opportunities it provides. Family: Wife, Shannon and daughter, Mikaela Hobbies: Spending time with family, playing music, and working on cars Favorite aspect of job: I like the problem solving and comradery Most memorable Air Force experience: Meeting my wife during a training exercise in 2012. How do you make responsible choices: I just try to make decisions that honor my faith and family. Instructor: SSgt Abhishek Dohare Question for Instructor: SrA Shaun Lunn is a well-disciplined Airman who is a leader amongst his peers in and out of the school house. He holds other Airmen accountable whenever I step out of the classroom. His quick ability to understand theory of operation, component function, and schematic flow will serve him well in this career field as he progresses.