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AFRC News

  • 25 years later: remembering the fallen

    Family, friends and fellow Airmen gathered here yesterday to remember and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice 25 years ago following the Khobar Towers bombing.On June 25th 1996, a fuel tanker truck packed with 5,000 pounds of explosives was detonated next to the northern perimeter fence of

  • Meeting the Warthog family

    Honorary Commanders from the 944th FW learned about the Air Force’s only aircraft specifically designed for close air support to protect combat troops on the ground, the 924th Fighter Group’s A-10 Thunderbolt II at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.

  • AFRC command chief, command first sergeant visit 940 ARW

    Chief Master Sgt. Timothy C. White Jr., command chief master sergeant, and Chief Master Sgt. Travon W. Dennis, command first sergeant, both from Air Force Reserve Command, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, visited the 940th Air Refueling Wing during their unit training assembly weekend, June 12-13,

  • Exercise, exercise, exercise

    The 926th Force Support Squadron conducts a diagnostic physical fitness test for Reserve Citizen Airmen of the 926th Wing, June 15, at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.

  • Down to the wire

    Three maintainers from the 720th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron worked overnight to ensure an aircraft was ready to perform when an issue arose the day before a performance in the Hyundai Air and Sea Show over Memorial Day weekend.   The 39th and 301st Rescue Squadrons were scheduled to fly one

  • Dedication to task

    In the minutes it takes the average adult to finish reading this story, 920th Maintenance Squadron deployed crew chiefs and maintainers often have as much time – or less – to prepare a 20,000-pound search and rescue aircraft weapon system for flight.Tech. Sgt. Jody Winnett has routinely tackled the

  • Giving back: 307th Civil Engineer Squadron furthers Camp Kamassa

    Reserve Citizen Airmen assigned to the 307th Civil Engineer Squadron gained essential hands-on experience and aided the local community here by helping to construct Camp Kamassa, a strategically designed, 326-acre camp for children and adults with special needs.