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Reserve Affairs chief explains new DoD directive to ANG leaders

The honorable Thomas F. Hall, assistant secretary of defense for Reserve Affairs, speaks about the transition of the Guard and Reserve from a strategic reserve to an operational reserve at the Air National Guard Senior Leadership Conference in Lansdowne, Va., Nov. 19, outside of Washington. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Mike R. Smith, National Guard Bureau)
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Wyatt nominated as next Air National Guard director

Air Force Maj. Gen. Harry M. Wyatt III is the Oklahoma National Guard's adjutant general. He has also served as commander of the 138th Fighter Wing in Tulsa and as the Oklahoma Guard's chief of staff for its Joint Force Headquarters.
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Guard's first general ready to take Minutemen forward

As his wife Cheryl McKinley holds a bible, Air Force Gen. Craig R. McKinley is sworn in by Secretary of Defense Robert Gates as the 26th chief of the National Guard Bureau during a ceremony at the Pentagon, where he was also promoted to his current rank, Monday, Nov. 17, 2008. McKinley is the first Guard officer to be promoted to the four-star rank. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jon Soucy) (Released)
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Ninety-four Air National Guard officer candidate students enrolled in the Academy of Military Science at The I. G. Brown ANG Training and Education Center, McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, march in the Veterans Day Parade downtown Knoxville TN, Novem

Ninety-four Air National Guard officer candidate students enrolled in the Academy of Military Science at The I. G. Brown ANG Training and Education Center, McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, march in the Veterans Day Parade downtown Knoxville TN, November 11, 2008. (Photo by Master Sgt Kurt Skoglund, USAF) (Released)
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A Total Force attitude

Air National Guard sponsored aerobatic pilot Maj. John Klatt and Air Force Reserve sponsored jet car driver retired Master Sgt. Bill Braack play their rivalry out on the flight line Oct. 18 following an air show runway race at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Mike R. Smith) (Released)
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Chief Master Sergeant Paul H. Lankford memorial service

U.S. Air Force Colonel Michael L. Waggett, Commander of the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center at McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN, escorts Edna Lankford, widow of retired Chief Master Sergeant Paul H. Lankford Sept. 26, 2008 during her husband?s memorial service retreat ceremony. Chief Lankford, a Bataan Death March and WWII POW survivor was the first Commandant of the Air National Guard Non-Commissioned Officer Academy at McGhee Tyson ANGB, serving 42 years in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Kurt Skoglund)(Released)
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Chief Master Sergeant Paul H. Lankford memorial service

U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant Douglas J. Montgomery of the 129th Security Forces Squadron, California ANG, folds U.S. flag during retired Chief Master Sergeant Paul H. Lankford memorial service retreat ceremony at The I.G. Brown Training and Education Center, McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN, Sept. 05, 2008. Chief Lankford, a Bataan Death March and WWII POW survivor was the first Commandant of the Air National Guard Non-Commissioned Officer Academy at McGhee Tyson ANGB, serving 42 years in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Kurt Skoglund)(Released)
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California Guard conducts Predator maintenance training

Master Sgt. Fred Roberts, left, an instructor assigned to Field Training Detachment (FTD), 163rd Maintenance Group, California Air National Guard, uses a Single Base Station maintenance interface station to check an MQ-1 Predator unmanned aerial vehicle while Staff Sgt. Alex Bush, back, a crew chief assigned with the 163d Reconnaissance Wing, visually inspects the MQ-1 at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., Oct. 15. Members of the FTD train active duty, Reserve and Air National Guard personnel on Predator maintenance operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Val Gempis)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of CPL Scott Hoadley of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force running to secure a decent time in the Canopy Accuracy event. The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of CPL Scott Hoadley of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force running to secure a decent time in the Canopy Accuracy event. The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of members jumping during the Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master event at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of member of the 435th Squadron Canadian Air Force at the Canopy Accuracy event. 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of pararescuemen transporting a patient by litter during the Mass casualty exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of pararescuemen SRA Ryan Belew 0f the 123rd Special tactical Squadron preparing a patient for transporting by litter during the Mass casualty exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of para rescuemen taking a patient to safety during a Mass casualty exercise during the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of SRA Belew of the 123rd STS providing medical care to a patient tduring a Mass casualty exercise duringthe 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of civilian member dressed up to look like terroist in the training exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of a pararescumen during Urban Tactical Personal Recovery exercise at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of Major General Edward W. Tonini The Adjutant General of the Kentucky Air National Guard arriving to the training site of The 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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2008 Pararescue Rodeo

U.S. Air force photo of SRA Belew and team member returning from a traiing mission at the 2008 Para Rescue Rodeo hosted by the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron Kentucky Air National Guard. The rodeo consisted of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and Canadian participants. During the weeklong event consisting of eight different teams they competed in five different areas. Mass casualty, Urban Tactical Personal Recovery, Confine Space, Rescue Jump Master, and the Canopy Accuracy event. The Main goal of the rodeo was competition, providing cross intelligence sharing and training in a simulated real life environment. (USAF Photo by MSgt Gerold O. Gamble) (released)
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