Executive Councilor Joe Kenney stands with Air National Guard personnel at Pease Air National Guard Base in Newington in front of the “Spirit of Carroll County,” a KC-46 transport aircraft on Sept. 12. From left: Capt. Chris Schimmel, Kenney, Senior Airman Tyler Deane and Technical Sgt. Natalie Belongie with Pack, the Wing Dog. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney on Sept. 30, presented the plaque to Carroll County Commissioners a plaque because Carroll County now has a military plane named after it. From left: Commissioner Matthew Plache, chairwoman Terry McCarthy, Kenney and Commissioner Kimberley Tessari. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney stands with Air National Guard personnel at Pease Air National Guard Base in Newington in front of the “Spirit of Carroll County,” a KC-46 transport aircraft on Sept. 12. From left: Capt. Chris Schimmel, Kenney, Senior Airman Tyler Deane and Technical Sgt. Natalie Belongie with Pack, the Wing Dog. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney on Sept. 30, presented the plaque to Carroll County Commissioners a plaque because Carroll County now has a military plane named after it. From left: Commissioner Matthew Plache, chairwoman Terry McCarthy, Kenney and Commissioner Kimberley Tessari. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — Carroll County, along with the other nine New Hampshire counties, now has an enormous military plane named after it, Executive Councilor Joe Kenney said at last Thursday's Carroll County Commissioners meeting.
Kenney (R-Wakefield) represented Carroll County on Sept. 12 at "The Thunder over New Hampshire Air Show" held Sept. 12 at Pease Air National Guard Base in Newington.
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