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  • Air Force Reserve recruiting military training instructors

    Beneath the shadows of deep blue campaign hats, military training instructors march flights of Airmen down the Lackland bomb run during each basic military training graduation. It is the culmination of weeks spent transforming civilians into warriors.

  • Rescue Wing assists in search for missing aircraft passengers

    Air Force Reserve search and rescue personnel from the 920th Rescue Wing at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, joined forces with the Coast Guard May 16, to search for two adults and two children reported missing the day prior.A team of 13 Citizen Airmen departed in one of the wing’s HC-130 King

  • 445th SFS Airman honors fellow SF Defenders with memorial

    A special memorial honoring the fallen men and women serving in security forces across the Air Force is proudly displayed in the 445th Security Forces Squadron. It was built by a 445th SFS Airmen as his away to pay tribute and to recognize the sacrifices of the 14 fallen heroes

  • Reservists Provide Force Integration

    Members of the 927th Force Support Squadron headed home May 14 to MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, after serving their annual tour the past two weeks with the 100th FSS at RAF Mildenhall, England. While at Mildenhall, the members of the 927th FSS worked in the dining facility, personnel office,

  • Air University cancels SOS class 17G

    Lt. Gen. Steven L. Kwast, commander and president Air University, has announced with immediate effect that Squadron Officer School (SOS) class 17G is cancelled due to a course re-write and imminent decision on curriculum changes by the Chief of Staff of the Air Force. AU officials ask for patience

  • Wing pays homage to Dolittle raid at commander's call

    An aviation legend visited the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Air Reserve Station to mark an important date in Air Force history. The B-25 bomber was used in the historic Doolittle Raid on April 18, 1942, that signaled the start of American attacks on mainland Japan in World War Two.