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Teachers from the Child Development Center South anxiously await the arrival of their students and their families during a Month of the Military Child Parade April 16, 2020. Leadership from the 72nd Air Base Wing and 552nd Air Control Wing joined staff members from the three Tinker CDCs and Youth Center in the inverse drive-thru parade at CDC South. The parade gave children and their families the opportunity to drive through the pickup loop and wave at their teachers who were holding colorful signs and giving the children words of encouragement and support. The Month of the Military Child is celebrated in April as a way to recognize military children for their resiliency and sacrifices they make. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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Firefighters from Tinker Fire and Emergency Services joined in the fun of the inverse parade at Child Development Center South on April 16, 2020. The parade gave children and their families the opportunity to drive through the parking loop and wave at their teachers from Tinker's three CDCs and youth center. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
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Juan Flores, Violence Prevention Integrator with the 72nd Air Base Wing, demonstrates proper social distancing during an inverse parade held April 16, 2020, at Child Development Center South. More than 50 teachers and other members of Team Tinker took part in the Month of the Military Child parade as children and their families drove past. (Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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Meagan Totaro, Amescha Lemley and Rachel Fox, pre-toddler program assistants from Child Development Center South, await the arrival of their students and families during a Month of the Military Child Parade April 16, 2020. The teachers were among those from the three Tinker CDCs and Youth Center who participated in the inverse drive-thru parade at CDC South. The parade gave children and their families the opportunity to drive through the pickup loop and wave at their teachers who were holding colorful signs and giving the children words of encouragement and support. The Month of the Military Child is celebrated in April as a way to recognize military children for their resiliency and sacrifices they make. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200416-F-RI777-2205

Meagan Totaro, Amescha Lemley and Rachel Fox, pre-toddler program assistants from Child Development Center South, await the arrival of their students and families during a Month of the Military Child Parade April 16, 2020. The teachers were among those from the three Tinker CDCs and Youth Center who participated in the inverse drive-thru parade at CDC South. The parade gave children and their families the opportunity to drive through the pickup loop and wave at their teachers who were holding colorful signs and giving the children words of encouragement and support. The Month of the Military Child is celebrated in April as a way to recognize military children for their resiliency and sacrifices they make. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200416-F-RI777-2050

Maria Valadez and Christie Hensley, Child Development Center South toddler program assistants, wave to a child during an inverse drive-thru parade April 16, 2020. The parade was held to celebrate the Month of the Military Child, which is observed annually every April. Cars lined up for the children to see their teachers and other staff members from all three Tinker CDCs and the Tinker Youth Center. Many children from the four facilities are currently staying safer-at-home to help flatten the curve of COVID-19. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200416-F-RI777-2019

Teachers from the Child Development Center South anxiously await the arrival of their students and their families during a Month of the Military Child Parade April 16, 2020. Leadership from the 72nd Air Base Wing and 552nd Air Control Wing joined staff members from the three Tinker CDCs and Youth Center in the inverse drive-thru parade at CDC South. The parade gave children and their families the opportunity to drive through the pickup loop and wave at their teachers who were holding colorful signs and giving the children words of encouragement and support. The Month of the Military Child is celebrated in April as a way to recognize military children for their resiliency and sacrifices they make. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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