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  • Ludacris entertains troops at Ft Meade

    Three-time Grammy winner and multi-platinum rapper Ludacris thrilled a crowd of about 1,300 people at the Fort Meade Pavilion in Maryland on Nov. 6, 2010. The show was part of Air Force Reserve Command Recruiting Service's Stateside Tour for the Troops series of concerts and special events.Tour for

  • 30th Aerial Porters compete in AFRC skills tournament

    Airmen of the 30th Aerial Port Squadron competed in the first "Port Dawg Challenge" hosted by Air Force Reserve Command at Dobbins Air Force Base, G.A. 25-29 October.The Port Dawg Challenge is an open-invite event for all Aerial Ports in AFRC. Teams of 6 compete in various events and are scored

  • Airmen come back rejuvenated from HRDC conference

    As airmen returned home from the Human Resources Development Council conference last week , it not only defined diversity, it exemplified it for the hundreds of servicemembers from enlisted Airmen to officers who attended.The 2010 HRDC conference made Air Force history when it presented Helen Wyatt

  • 310th Space Wing wins McNeil Award

    The 310th Space Wing Human Resources Development Council won the Maj. Gen. Joseph A. McNeil Wing Award for HRDC Leadership Excellence during a ceremony on Oct. 27, during the HRDC workshop in Atlanta.The 310th Space Wing, which celebrated its second year as the only Reserve Space Wing, beat 12 units

  • Chief of Staff recognizes chief of Air Force Week, hometown heroes

    The Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. Norton A. Schwartz, recognized Air Force Reservist, Lt. Col. John Brodeur, director of Cocoa Beach Air Force Week 2010, among many, during a capstone senior leader dinner at the historic Cocoa Beach Pier, Oct. 30, 2010. With well over 35,000 Airmen currently

  • Force support squadron initiative introduced to 931st, AFRC

    The November unit training assembly will mark the first drill since the 931st Military Personnel Flight became the 931st Force Support Squadron.Air Force Reserve Command authorized the merger of mission support flights and squadrons with services flights and squadrons at twenty-nine units around the

  • Minneapolis-St. Paul named aerial port 'Top Dawg'

    A C-130 Hercules roared in the wind to the far left of the flight line.  A C-5 was to the far right. In between were hundreds of Air Force Reserve Command personnel, mostly aerial porters. The atmosphere smelled of overcooked barbeque. Ear plugs diffused the deep vibrations only to softly tickle the