An official website of the United States government
Here's how you know
A .mil website belongs to an official U.S. Department of Defense organization in the United States.
A lock (lock ) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .mil website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

  • Newly formed HIANG medical unit put skills to the test

    The Hawaii Air National Guard unit known as Detachment 1 Headquarters 154th Medical, put its skills into practice during a Collective Training Exercise held at Kalaeloa, Hawaii, Mar. 23-24.Along with other HIANG components and the Hawaii Army National Guard the exercise was designed to test the

  • 157th ARW Airmen shaping the future of refueling

    Three members of the 157th Air Refueling Wing recently completed a rotation with the Boeing Company, as part of the U.S. Air Force's Technical Order Certification and Verification Team for the KC-46 Pegasus aircraft.The Air Force Technical Order system provides clear and concise instructions for the

  • ANGRC Airmen recognized during annual awards ceremony

    The Air National Guard Readiness Center recognized the outstanding work and accomplishments of their top performers during the 2015 annual awards ceremony March 18 here.The ceremony was hosted by Air Force Col. Christopher E. Finerty, the vice commander of the ANGRC, and focused on the outstanding

  • 133rd Airlift Wing First Female Instructor Pilot

    Many Air Force jobs are traditionally dominated by males. However, in recent decades, women who have the intelligence and mental and physical ability to meet and exceed the standards have been rising through the ranks.Dana Novinskie, a pilot at the 109th Airlift Squadron, a part of the 133rd Airlift

  • Local leader becomes 1st Honorary Commander

    The 121st Air Refueling Wing welcomed Luke Fedlam as the Honorary Commander for the 121st Operations Group Feb. 24.The Honorary Commander program allows community leaders a firsthand opportunity to witness the missions, programs and operations of the ANG personnel here and the role supporting the

  • High schoolers view ANG's less-familiar fields

    Nearly 40 students from the Career Institute of Technology in Easton visited the Pennsylvania Air National Guard's 111th Attack Wing during a school field trip here Mar. 18.The goal was to introduce CIT's Computer Aided Design and Engineering Graphics program students to some lesser-known career

  • School district scores surplus IT equipment for students

    Whitehall-Coplay Middle School in Whitetail received more than 300 surplus military computers and monitors on Mar. 18, through the DOD's Computers For Learning program.The DOD CFL program was created to provide useful information technology equipment to schools and educational non-profit

  • FAA selects Horsham pilots: refine UAS detection display

    The Federal Aviation Administration selected eight 111th Attack Wing pilots for a study aimed at developing a Detect and Avoid display for unmanned aircraft systems at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey that began late January until Apr. 1.When the FAA decided to

  • N.C. Air National Guard hosts ANG Command Chief

    The Command Chief Master Sergeant of the Air National Guard took time to share his start in the Air Force and discuss his overall vision on the future of the Air National Guard during junior and senior enlisted "all calls" here Mar. 12.One of Chief James W. Hotaling's key focus areas included the

  • OKANG Airmen aid active duty base with antennae installation, repair

    Airmen from the 205th Engineering Installation Squadron here performed preventative maintenance and installation of communication antennas Mar. 5-6 Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City.The new and repaired antennas allow the active duty squadrons to communicate across the installation and with the