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  • 102nd Intelligence Wing welcomes new commander

    The 102nd Intelligence Wing Airmen welcomed their new commander here June 10, during a change of command ceremony.Col. Virginia I. Doonan succeeded Brig. Gen. James M. LeFavor, who had served as commander since Nov. 2013.Doonan is the first woman to hold the position of wing commander in the 102nd's

  • Cascadia rising exercise pushes guardsmen to the brink

    In the early morning hours of June 7, a massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck the Pacific Northwest, generating a tsunami as the two natural disasters combined to create a devastated blow to the region. Before nightfall, crews of highly trained first responders from the Oregon National Guard are

  • Romanian Visit Enhances Partnership with ANG Maintainers

    Fifteen members of the Romanian air force are here at the 187th Fighter Wing for a month-long management and maintenance training on the F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft.Because of the State Partnership Program with the Alabama; the 187th will provide training to the RomaniansThe visit is part of the

  • Simulated JROTC basic training builds confidence, teaches teamwork

    More than 100 cadets, representing six high schools throughout Arizona, gathered May 27 to June 3 at Camp Navajo in Flagstaff, for a weeklong Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadet Leadership Course.The course is an annual summer camp to provide an opportunity for cadets from different schools

  • Attack Wing, ANG's paperwork power fuels mission

    There is one constant that follows a military member from cradle to grave: paperwork.Paperwork allows members to enter an installation, permits computer access, sanctions promotions and even bridges members with medical care. While the aforementioned features are simply a few of military paperwork's

  • Boss lift shows employers Guard mission

    More than 40 employers of Montana National Guard Airmen participated in the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Boss Lift at the 120th Airlift Wing here June 4."Our job at ESGR is to educate and advocate on behalf of not only the employer but the guard and reserve member, as well, if you have

  • ANG welcomes new command chief

    The director of the Air National Guard welcomed the ANG's twelfth command chief master sergeant during a ceremony here June 2.Chief Master Sgt. Ronald C. Anderson stepped into his new role as the Guard's top enlisted leader, taking over from Chief Master Sgt. James W. Hotaling, who retired in