307th Bomb Wing showcases mission capabilities

The 307th Bomb Wing from Barksdale Air Force Base, La., showcased its mission capabilities over a four-day period for local civic leaders as well as the employers and clergy of some the bomb wing's Airmen during three back-to-back community support events March 30 - April 2, 2011.The first scheduled

March engineers embed with Army in Afghanistan

The 22 combat engineers from the 452nd Civil Engineering Squadron who deployed at the end of January have completed combat skills training at Fort McCoy, Wis., and have been embedded with Army units in six locations throughout southern and eastern Afghanistan.The engineers' mission with the Army

Air Force Basketball Team trains for tournament, visits with vets

Air Expo 2011 brings high-speed fun to Charleston

Thunderous roars from the engines of the Air Force Thunderbirds reverberated through the skies over the Charleston area April 6 through 9 heralding the long awaited days of Air Expo 2011.Joining the Thunderbirds were more than a dozen aerial acts including historic reenactments like Tora, Tora,

Teammate, best friend remembers fallen Airmen

Air Force Reserve search and rescue professionals from the 920th Rescue Wing here train in and around Patrick Air Force Base's lush maritime surroundings regularly to be the best and uphold their motto, these things we do, that others may live . Two drop zones which come into regular use by them for

Reserve aerial sprayers battle 'invader' weeds on Utah test range

A team of 910th Airlift Wing Citizen Airmen and two C-130 Hercules tactical cargo transport aircraft equipped with a Modular Aerial Spray Systems are calling Hill Air Force Base, Utah home as they work to apply an herbicide mixture to more than 1200 acres of target areas on the Utah Test and

67th aerial porters support NASA mission

Three Air Force Reservists from the wing's 67th Aerial Port Squadron recently joined with NASA to help transport a satellite and its supporting equipment from São José, Brazil to Vandenberg AFB, Calif. The 419th Airmen and other deployed reservists loaded and unloaded more than 100,000 pounds of

Reserve Airmen provide medical support in Belize

When most people think of Belize, they picture scuba diving, touring nature preserves or visiting one of the several Mayan Temples in the country. That is not the case for Reserve  Airmen of the 459th Expeditionary Aerospace Medicine Squadron, who recently deployed to the developing Central American

General discusses Reserve efficiencies, budget on Capitol Hill

As Congress continues to debate and find ways to fund the Fiscal Year 2011 budget, Reserve leaders were on Capitol Hill to testify and answer questions about the President's FY2012 budget that was introduced in February.The House Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land

Reserve medics train with Delaware State Police aero-medical unit

The navy-blue Bell 412 helicopter emerged from the northern horizon and gracefully hovered to a landing on the Dover Air Force Base flightline April 3. Once the blades gradually whirled to a halt, a pilot and a medic with the Delaware State Police got out of the chopper. With a wave of their arms,