Images: Tammy Duckworth's Illinois National Guard Duty, October 2014

 
Updated 11/12/2014 12:23 PM

U.S. Rep. Tammy Duckworth went through her final drill weekend with the Illinois National Guard this year at Camp Lincoln in Springfield.

Tammy Duckworth walks through Springfield's Illinois National Guard headquarters back to an office on her last drill weekend.
  Tammy Duckworth walks through Springfield's Illinois National Guard headquarters back to an office on her last drill weekend.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth gets into a truck at Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield. She and husband Bryan Bowlsbey were heading to Carbondale for a party with friends.
  Tammy Duckworth gets into a truck at Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield. She and husband Bryan Bowlsbey were heading to Carbondale for a party with friends.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth's husband, Bryan Bowlsbey, helps her into a truck at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln.
  Tammy Duckworth's husband, Bryan Bowlsbey, helps her into a truck at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth talks about her military career at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln. She retired from the military after 23 years.
  Tammy Duckworth talks about her military career at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln. She retired from the military after 23 years.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield.
  Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth talks with Bobbie Castle of Springfield at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln. It was Duckworth's last monthly drill weekend.
  Tammy Duckworth talks with Bobbie Castle of Springfield at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln. It was Duckworth's last monthly drill weekend.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth stands at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln.
  Tammy Duckworth stands at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at her last drill weekend with the Illinois National Guard.
  Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at her last drill weekend with the Illinois National Guard.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth started her military career as a graduate student, wanting to know more about that side of diplomacy.
  Tammy Duckworth started her military career as a graduate student, wanting to know more about that side of diplomacy.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth stands outside Illinois National Guard headquarters.
  Tammy Duckworth stands outside Illinois National Guard headquarters.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth talks about her military career. Her husband, Bryan Bowlsbey listens.
  Tammy Duckworth talks about her military career. Her husband, Bryan Bowlsbey listens.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth talks to Bobbie Castle of Springfield at Camp Lincoln.
  Tammy Duckworth talks to Bobbie Castle of Springfield at Camp Lincoln.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield.
  Tammy Duckworth walks to an office at the Illinois National Guard's Camp Lincoln in Springfield.
Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer
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