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  • 917th Wing Honor Guard member picked for inauguration duty

    A member of the 917th Wing, Senior Airman Reginald Ross, was selected to serve as one of the honor guard detail members to participate in the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, 2005, along with the United States National Honor Guard from Bolling AFB, DC. Approximately 20 other honor guard member from around the world were chosen for this
  • TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Master Sgt. Eric Sherman inspects the exhaust nozzle on a KC-10 Extender engine. The aircraft is assigned to the Air Force Reserve Command's 349th Air Mobility Wing. Sergeant Sherman is a flight engineer assigned to the 70th Air Refueling Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Lance Cheung)

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  • Military experience helps reservist deal with tsunami

    The U.S. military’s role in the tsunami aftermath may be winding down but not for one Air Force Reserve mortuary affairs officer.Capt. Gerald Narigon from the 911th Airlift Wing services squadron, Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, spent four months at Dover Air Force Base, Del., serving as the operations chief for the port
  • KARSHI-KHANABAD AIR BASE, Uzbekistan -- Staff Sgt. Robert Polanco shows Lt. Col. Donald Klinko areas where the security forces are guarding the flightline. Sergeant Polanco is assigned to 416th Expeditionary Mission Support Squadron's security forces flight. Colonel Klinko is the squadron's commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Matt Rosine)

    Airman’s role brings career full circle

    In September 1972, Donald Klinko stepped through the gates of Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., primed and ready for his new duties as a security police officer. In a time when Vietnam and the Cold War were at their height, then Lieutenant Klinko would eventually become a missile security section and weapons convoy commander. Some 32-plus years

  • Reservists deactivate; some stay on as volunteers

    Families and friends of 291 local Air Force reservists can breathe easier. Members of Air Force Reserve Command’s 445th Airlift Wing here deactivated Feb. 13 after wing members spent most of the past 24 months in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.At one point, the wing had 680 members mobilized. Today about 500 are on active duty. Throughout the

  • Financial management and comptroller awards announced

    Two Air Force Reserve Command units shared four organizational awards and five individual honors in the 2004 command financial management and comptroller award competition.Command officials here announced the award recipients in January.The 452nd Air Mobility Wing at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., took three of the organizational awards --

  • March family readiness program to receive DOD award

    In the past when reservists deployed, they received information and training on how to prepare for their new location, but their families often had to fend for themselves until they returned.That changed with the creation and development of family readiness programs. Family readiness people answer questions and provide information about military

  • New Year, new missions for Air Force Reserve

    In the New Year, Citizen Airmen will see some new missions headed their way as they continue their efforts to fight and support the Global War on Terrorism. Responding to the active-duty Air Force’s needs, reservists will take part in Future Total Force initiatives which will test new organizational constructs to integrate air reserve component
  • BANGALORE, India -- Col. Michael Underkofler (right) leads the tour of a C-130J Hercules during the Aero India International Air Show here Feb. 9. The display included Navy P-3C Orions, KC-135 Stratotankers and F-15 Eagles. Colonel Underkofler is the commander of the 403rd Operations Group. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Mike Odom)

    Reservists shine at Aero India

    Pacific Air Force, Air Force Reserve and Naval aircraft and people were well received at the 2005 Aero India International Air Show at nearby Yelahanka Air Station here.Gleaming under sunny Indian sky and surrounded by Indian air force and other international aircraft, C-130 Hercules, Navy P-3C Orions, KC-135 Stratotankers and F-15 Eagles and their

  • Air Force Reserve unit tests C-130J in Southwest Asia

    Faster, farther, higher, safer. Aircrews and maintainers from the 815th Airlift Squadron here are changing attitudes and proving the effectiveness of their bird – the Hercules airframe known as the C-130J.As the first unit to take delivery of the J-model in 1999, the 815th Airlift Squadron’s Flying Jennies of Air Force Reserve Command’s 403rd Wing
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