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AFRC News

  • 655th ISRG sergeant retires after 32 years of service

    The 655th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group bid farewell to one of its own Saturday, June 10.Master Sgt. Johnson, a reserve career assistance advisor, retired after 32 years of service between the Army and Air Force.During her retirement ceremony, Johnson reflected back on her more

  • Citizen Airmen support global ISR mission at NRO

    High above the clouds, intelligence satellites operated by the National Reconnaissance Office keep a close watch on the world below.Air Force Reserve Individual Mobilization Augmentees (IMA) play a key role in ensuring those satellites remain a viable component of global vigilance for the nation.The

  • Vice President Pence pledges support while visiting Dobbins Air Reserve Base

    While visiting Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia June 9, 2017 and recognizing it as the largest joint service training Reserve base in the world, Vice President Mike Pence pledged the administration’s full support of our military service members and our national defense.The vice president brought

  • Deployed rescue maintainers win maintenance effectiveness award

    Fifty maintainers from the 920th Maintenance Group have won the 2016 Maintenance Effectiveness Award at the major command level. The award is the highest level of squadron recognition in the Air Force maintenance career field. Air Combat Command awarded the 2016 MEA to the 455th Expeditionary

  • Reserve Citizen Airman reaches for the stars

    NASA announced June 7, that Reserve Citizen Airman Lt. Col. Robert “Farmer” Hines Jr., 84th Test and Evaluation Squadron test pilot at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, is part of the 2017 Astronaut Candidate Class.

  • Three former 302nd AW members take ‘LEAD' to Academy graduation

    After five years of U.S. Air Force Academy education, three cadets, previously members of the Air Force Reserve Command’s 302nd Airlift Wing, commissioned as Air Force officers and graduated May 24, 2017. Now the former enlisted Airmen of the 302nd AW will continue their military careers as second