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  • Wisconsin guardsmen support innovative training

    More than 80 Soldiers and Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard traveled to Pleasanton, California Sept. 15-19, for an Innovative Readiness Training exercise intended to improve their deployment and readiness capabilities.The four day event, titled East Bay Stand Down, allowed the service members

  • 114th Fighter Wing volunteers in Poland

    Twenty-four members of the South Dakota Air National Guard spent a morning at the Botanical Gardens in Lodz, Poland, to help paint the perimeter fence, Sept. 13.The guard members were deployed from the 114th Fighter Wing to Lask Air Base, Poland, in support of Aviation Detachment 16-4, a bilateral

  • Guard fit, Guard ready!

    The time of year when people resolve to lose weight, get into shape and eat healthier is swiftly approaching. This can take time, dedication and determination. Time can be hard to come by, while dedication and determination need to be found deep within.There are many different benefits to

  • Tennessee National Guard participates in Bulgarian school renovation

    Airmen from the 164th Airlift Wing, 118th Wing and 134th Air Refueling Wing, Tennessee Air National Guard, and Soldiers from the 194th Engineer Brigade, Tennessee Army National Guard, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the village of Kabile, Bulgaria, August 24.The ceremony was held to

  • Tennessee National Guard serves with state partner Bulgaria

    Airmen from all three units of the Tennessee Air National Guard and Soldiers from the 194th Engineer Brigade, Tennessee Army National Guard, deployed to Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria in August, 2016.The majority of the Airmen were on rotation in support of Operation Resolute Castle 16 while some

  • Pa. ANG's 112th COS formally recognizes cyber leader

    The Pennsylvania Air National Guard's 112th Cyberspace Operation Squadron (COS) formally recognized its new commander during a ceremony held at the 111th Attack Wing headquarters building here Sept. 10.Ushering in the Air National Guard's newest COS, the event was piloted by Col. Michael Shenk,

  • F-100 static display dedicated at ANGRC

    The Air National Guard dedicated a static display of a Vietnam-era F-100 Super Sabre aircraft at the Air National Guard Readiness Center here September 13.Air National Guard director, Lt. Gen. L. Scott Rice, dedicated the aircraft to former ANG director, retired Maj. Gen. Donald Shepperd and the Air

  • National Guard Bureau helps upgrade medical group equipment

    The 137th Medical Group received new equipment as part of a modernization effort and finished installation of the items, Aug. 12, in their facilities.The National Guard Bureau contributed nearly $250,000 worth of medical equipment and technical items through the Air National Guard Medical Service

  • Suicide prevention requires attention

    "The potential [for suicide] is there for any of us" said Mark Obenour, the 111th Attack Wing director of psychological health (DPH) here. "You don't know what trauma you'll face."No one is exempt from life changes. Unexpected occurrences and traumatic experiences beyond our control are inevitable.

  • ANG director addresses NGAUS conference

    The director of the Air National Guard spoke about Air Force reserve component issues during a panel discussion at the National Guard Association of the United States' 138th General Conference and Exhibition held here September 10-12.During his address, Director, Air National Guard, Lt. Gen. L.