Two hundred and seventy nine runners consisting of military members, their families and civilians begin Joint Base Charleston’s 9th annual Run the Runway here, June 10. Visitors were able to tour a static display of a C-17 Globemaster III and watch a demonstration from the 628th Security Forces Squadron’s military working dog section.

Runners tour a static display of a C-17 Globemaster III before participating in Joint Base Charleston’s 9th annual Run the Runway here, June 10. Visitors were also able to watch a demonstration from the 628th Security Forces Squadron’s military working dog section during the event.

Steven Ralph, Team Red, White and Blue representative, center, runs with the American flag for Joint Base Charleston’s 9th annual Run the Runway here, June 10. Ralph placed third in the age 35 to 39 male bracket with a time of 23:51.

Col. Robert Lyman, Joint Base Charleston commander, right, runs with his wife, Nancy, left, and his two daughters, Ava, age 9, center left, and Brooke, age 6, center right in Joint Base Charleston’s 9th annual Run the Runway here, June 10. Two hundred and seventy nine runners consisting of military members, their families and civilians participated in the run with 100 individuals volunteering for the event.

Col. Robert Lyman, Joint Base Charleston commander, center, congratulates with Clay Askew, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command civilian contractor, left, and U.S. Navy Lt. Katherine Wirtz, Naval Nuclear Power Training Command instructor, right, for being the first male and female to cross the finish line at Joint Base Charleston’s 9th annual Run the Runway here, June 10. Two hundred and seventy nine runners consisting of military members, their families and civilians participated in the run with 100 individuals volunteering for the event.