Master Sgt. Jennifer Deprinzio, 628th Air Base Wing superintendent of religious affairs, passes out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, and Lt. Col. Christine Smetana, the 628th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron Commander, talk about the morale event happening at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, and Lt. Col. Christine Smetana, the 628th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron Commander, talk about the morale event happening at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, passes out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, and Master Sgt. Jennifer Deprinzio, 628th Air Base Wing superintendent of religious affairs, pass out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, prepares to pass out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, and Master Sgt. Jennifer Deprinzio, 628th Air Base Wings superintendent of religious affairs, pass out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, passes out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.

Major Michelle Law-Gordon, 628th Air Base Wing senior installation chaplain, and Master Sgt. Jennifer Deprinzio, 628th Air Base Wing superintendent of religious affairs, prepare to pass out food at the 628th Medical Group at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. April 22, 2020. JB Charleston chaplains passed out pizza and sandwiches to raise morale and thank Medical Group personnel for all their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The chaplains wore masks and gloves to protect the Airmen they handed food to.