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926th Operations Group patch 926th Operations Group sweeps half of AFRC's aerospace awards
The 2017 Air Force Association Aerospace Awards for Air Force Reserve Command were just announced. Congratulations to the 26th Space Aggressor Squadron and the 379th Space Range Squadron, both under the 926th Operations Group.- David C. Schilling Award - 26th Space Aggressor Squadron- Theodore Von Karman Award - 379th Space Range SquadronThe David
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2017
(Front to rear) Senior Airman Richard Sorensen and Maj. Aaron Milledge, GPS denial operators, set up high-power GPS electromagnetic interference training equipment. The hardware suite consists of a spectrum analyzer that verifies that the antenna and power are operating within safe parameters, a modem that builds a signal, and a high-powered amplifier. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Jessica D'Ambrosio) Space Aggressors jam Air Force, Allied systems
The 26th Space Aggressor Squadron here is always gearing up for the next exercise in replicating enemy action against space-based and space-enabled systems.Teams of adversary subject matter experts regularly employ jamming techniques to train Air Force, joint and coalition personnel how to recognize, mitigate, counter and defeat threats.“Our
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2017
Senior Airman Alexander Zeiler (front) and Staff Sgt. Poitier Wright program the direction of a dish in order to track satellites. Zeiler sets up a high-powered amplifier to provide power while Wright sets up the antenna control units which control the direction of the dish and antenna. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Jessica D'Ambrosio) Satellite operators keep space players in line
Located behind a warehouse on the Colorado hillside, satellite communications technicians from the 379th Space Range Squadron are busy setting up satellites for the military’s only Space and Test Training Range, located at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado. The STTR enables units to exercise space capabilities in a secure and realistic environment
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2016
926th Wing members pose with Lt. Gen. Maryanne Miller, Chief of Air Force Reserve, upon receipt of their Air Force Association Award on Sept. 19. (courtesy photo) 926th Wing sweeps two AFA awards
Members of the 926th Wing traveled to National Harbor, Maryland, to accept Air Force Association awards during a ceremony Monday that kicked off the Air, Space and Cyberspace Conference. The wing was named the Outstanding Air Force Reserve Command Unit of the Year and Lt. Col. Michael Bess, 84th Test and Evaluation Squadron, received the AFA’s
 0 9/22
2016
(Right) Senior Airman Brett Clashman, 926th Wing Staff, has his badge pinned on by Sheriff Joseph Lombardo during the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's academy graduation ceremony June 14. Clashman is a photojournalist in the Air Force Reserve. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Jessica D'Ambrosio) Reservists honored as Las Vegas' newest police officers
Three Airmen from the Reserve force here added two more talents to their resume – partner and protect – as they were commissioned police officers in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department during an academy graduation ceremony June 14 at the Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas.Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Carrington, 926th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Tech.
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2016
The 926th Security Forces Squadron’s Quick Reaction Force clears an area in a simulated hostile environment as part of joint force training with the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy SEALs at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. The QRF is a team of part-time reservists that trains for contingencies and responds to short-notice taskings. (courtesy photo) 926th Security Forces Squadron trains with Navy SEALs
The 926th Security Forces Squadron’s Quick Reaction Force recently participated in a U.S. Special Operations Command-run exercise that helps prepare U.S. Navy SEALs for deployments where they teach their techniques to others. The QRF was run through scenarios such as building clearing, securing forward operating bases, defending compounds, and then
 0 6/09
2016
Airmen assigned to the 555th RED HORSE Squadron tighten bolts on structures that will become the roof of the new firehouse at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. What makes the 555th an invaluable asset to Nellis AFB is its relationship with other squadrons on base, including the 820th RHS. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kevin Tanenbaum) RED HORSE demos Total Force Integration
Total Force Integration is operating seamlessly across Nellis Air Force Base, to include the remote desert of Area 2 on the northeast side of the installation.Here the 555th RED HORSE Squadron, an Air Force Reserve tenant unit, partners with its Regular Air Force sister squadron, the 820th RHS, to accomplish building infrastructure here and
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2016
Members of the 14th Test Squadron manned a Cyber Exploitation booth demonstrating their unit's capabilities at the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Cyberspace Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado. (Left to right) Capt. Meaghan Balser, Staff Sgt. John Marshall, Maj. Marc Weber, Staff Sgt. Kimberly Han, Maj. Matthew Shuter, Tech. Sgt. Timothy Teller. Cyber warriors demonstrate capabilities to industry partners
The 14th Test Squadron recently joined an assembly of commercial and government cyberspace professionals at the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Cyberspace Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado.The squadron has attended the Rocky Mountain Chapter’s annual event for the past seven years, orienting fellow industry
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2016
A cyber aggressor practices unlocking a door with a K-22 lever lock tool during Close Access Team Member training. The CAT course teaches aggressors how to debilitate flying operations from the ground, employing physical security breaches and computer hacking techniques. The aggressors are unidentified base personnel trained as part of Red Flag's red force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Jessica D'Ambrosio) Cyber aggressors attack Red Flag pilots
Blue forces have more to worry about than defeating aggressor pilots during Red Flag exercises. Cyber warfare is the new threat, with attackers attempting to debilitate all war-fighting capabilities from the ground.The 57th Information Aggressor Squadron is deliberately building a red force component, training personnel to hack into computer
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2016
Colonel. James Dienst, right, Air Force Reserve Command Surgeon General, conducts a site visit at the 926th Aerospace Medical Squadron dental clinic here Jan. 9 as the unit prepares to make the transition to using electronic records. Dienst also visited the 726th Operations Group at Creech Air Force Base, Nev., on Jan. 8 to discuss the mental health teams created for Remotely Piloted Aircraft operators. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Jessica D'Ambrosio) AFRC Surgeon General visits 926th Wing
Colonel. James Dienst, right, Air Force Reserve Command Surgeon General, conducts a site visit at the 926th Aerospace Medical Squadron dental clinic here Jan. 9 as the unit prepares to make the transition to using electronic records. Dienst also visited the 726th Operations Group at Creech Air Force Base, Nev., on Jan. 8 to discuss the mental
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2016
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