Diversity council meets in Atlanta

Nearly 250 Total Force Airmen met in downtown Atlanta Oct. 28 at the bi-annual Air Force Reserve Command Human Resources Development Council.Formed in 1991, the three-day workshop is a multi-tiered initiative that allows traditional reservists, Active Guard and Reserve reservists, air reserve

'Sondes' Good to Me

CAC login makes access easier for reservists

Air Reserve Personnel Center officials here launched a new enhancement Oct. 30 that allows Airmen to log into the virtual Personnel Center-Guard and Reserve using their Common Access Card. Being able to open their vPC-GR account with their CAC means Airmen no longer need to remember another

Getting out the vote

World Series performance

Thunderbirds visit children's hospital

March emergency responders team up to train for threats

Air Force reservists and Air National Guardsmen took part in a joint exercise here Oct. 5, testing their ability to respond and work together in an emergency. The 452nd Civil Engineering Squadron's emergency management flight conducted the test of Airmen who respond to a chemical, biological,

A-10 maintainers continue to work after competition ends

Even though there was no flying on the last day of Hawgsmoke 2008, the flight line at Salina Airport was still the scene of activity as maintainers serviced aircraft in preparation for their return home. While the pilots waited for the results the Air Force's biennial A-10 Thunderbolt II bombing and

Idaho Air National Guard unit wins Hawgsmoke team award

The Idaho Air National Guard's 190th Fighter Squadron was named the top team at Hawgsmoke 2008 in Salina, Kan., Oct. 17. An awards banquet capped off four days of competition among 14 A-10 Thunderbolt II squadrons from across the Air Force. The 190th, part of the 124th Wing, based at Boise

Smoking allowed - Hawgsmoke A-10s rain fire from the Kansas sky

Hawgsmoke 2008 continued on Oct. 16 with the bombing and gunnery portion of the competition at Smoky Hill Range near Salina, Kan. It was Day 3 of the Air Force's biennial A-10 bombing and tactical gunnery competition, which took more than a year to plan. Part of the planning included orchestrating a