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  • Command awards recognize Citizen Airman, employer

    A reservist assigned to Laughlin AFB, Texas, and his civilian employer received 2011 Air Force Reserve Citizen Airman and Employer of the Year Awards.Maj. Tomas J. Sohayda is an instructor pilot with the 96th Flying Training Squadron. His employer, NetJets Inc. of Columbus, Ohio, supported his

  • Georgia senator visits Air Force Reserve headquarters

    Sen. Johnny Isakson made a special visit to Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command May 14.He joined Lt. Gen. Charles E. Stenner Jr., commander of Air Force Reserve Command, and other senior leaders in the headquarters for a working lunch to discuss the growing importance of the Air Force Reserve to

  • 150 Pope reservists deploy to support Operations New Dawn, Enduring Freedom

    Pope Field's 440th Airlift Wing's Operations  and  Maintenance Groups, successfully deployed more than 150 personnel last week to various parts of the Middle East and African in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and New Dawn. The Airmen, once in theater, will team up with air crews from other

  • Fishing Lures Classmates Back Together

    While the first rays of the morning sunlight filtered across the shores of North Carolina's Jordan Lake, Master Sgt. Tressie Anderson-Bolden, First Sergeant, 18th Air Support Operations Group, sang the National Anthem. As the final words echoed through the trees lining the lake's shore, anglers and

  • Guardian Angels protect astronauts on historic launch

    Along with estimated crowds of tens of thousands of spectators on Florida's Space Coast, Senator Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz, kept a watchful eye as her husband, Commander Mark Kelly, and his crew as they blasted off from nearby Kennedy Space Center May 16 - marking the second to last time a space

  • Elmendorf chaplain honored for excellence

    Chaplain (Maj.) Patrick Travers was awarded the Air Force Reserve Command's Chaplain Individual Award for Excellence during a ceremony May 3 in Denver, Colo."I was honored to receive this award, knowing that so many other Air Force Reserve chaplains had so many great achievements during 2010," said

  • World War II veteran's wish comes true

    A World War II United States Army veteran celebrated his 89th birthday by fulfilling his "wish of a lifetime" which was to stand out on a runway and marshal an aircraft into a terminal.Dressed in a custom fitted 440th Airlift Wing flight suit, complete with a name tag, Saturday, May 14, retired Army

  • Combat Talon ends career as historic monument

    Exactly one year after making its final flight, the MC-130E Combat Talon I 64-0567 reached the end of its 47-year journey with a stirring dedication ceremony at the base's airpark May 6.The Talon, or as it came to be know by 919th Special Operations Wing Airmen, "Wild Thing," will now be a historic

  • 914th AW Sergeant, son reunite in warzone

    War is a powerful phenomenon. It can bring out the best and worst in people. It can divide countries; and just the opposite it: can also bring families together-literally. U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. John Ceccato and his son, U.S. Army Private First Class David Ceccato, managed to find each other