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Samuel Fenner completes USAF basic training

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Samuel W. Fenner successfully completed his Air Force Basic Training Program at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas and graduated as an Airman First Class.

Airman Fenner is currently starting his technical school training for Avionic Test Station and Components at Kessler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Miss. for 15 weeks and then will finish his technical school at Sheppard’s Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas.

Airman Fenner’s training will include analyzing performance and isolating malfunctions of avionic test equipment and aircraft components; inspecting, maintaining, programming and calibrating avionics equipment and air craft components; managing integrated avionic activities; and planning, directing and controlling maintenance calibrations, inspections and
integrated avionic test stations and aircraft components.

Airman Fenner graduated from Hillsboro High School in 2009. He attended Ohio Dominican College and Southern State Community College, earning an associate’s degree in science.

He is the son of Scott and Jacqué Fenner and the grandson of Harriet and the late Wayne Fenner and Ed and Nell Moots.

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