“To the heartbeat of the 33rd AMXS, our people, thank you for your tireless dedication to the mission, your professionalism and the sacrifices you and your family make day-in and day-out,” said Christopherson. She became an aircraft maintenance and munitions officer in 2008 and has deployed in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom, Unified Protector and Enduring Freedom. “I am a better leader, I am a better commander, and I am a better person because of you all,” said Beacham.Ĭhristopherson is coming to the 33rd AMXS after working for the Secretary of the Air Force’s Public Affairs Strategy and Assessments Division after completing the Air Force’s Strategic Communication Fellowship at George Mason University. “It was not only a duty title to me, but every thought, every word and every action was about being a commander, through the ups and downs, challenges and successes.”īeacham gave appreciation and praise to her leadership team and members of the 33rd AMXS and attributed her success to their work. “This experience has taught me so much about leadership and what it truly means to be a commander,” said Beacham. Current safety guidelines for COVID-19 were implemented.īeacham will continue her service in the Air Force as the 436th AMXS commander at Dover AFB, Delaware. David Moreland, 33rd Maintenance Group commander, members of the 33rd Fighter Wing, the 33rd AMXS, friends and family. Josephine Beacham before the presiding officer, Col. Lindsey Christopherson assumed command from Lt. EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla.- The 33rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron welcomed their new commander during a change of command ceremony, April 23, at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida.

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