Military Spouse of the Year says she's committed to National Guard Families

The schedule of a military spouse is an arduous one. Appointments, dinners, and family time are vital to maintaining the normalcy that can strain military life. Add volunteerism and the schedule can get as challenging as that of the crafter at the grinding wheel, but a military spouse is earnestly

153rd AW MAFFS in Boise

DRMKT Serves it up in Tenn.

At first glance the trailer looks like any other mobile transport you see on the highway, but upon closer inspection, the vehicle takes on a different appearance with professional graphics, modern liquid crystal display brake lights and exhaust pipes protruding from the top. But what is it you

Strong Bonds aims to upgrade your marriage

The 116th Air Control Wing kicked off their sixth Strong Bonds conference this weekend as 29 couples gathered at Callaway Gardens for three days of intensive training designed to help members build and maintain a strong family structure."Anytime you're building relationships at home you're building

Kids Learn That Air Guard Members Care

Small feet pounded the pavement here July 18 in near-unison as a young lady led her battle buddies on a path of exploration as part of the Knoxville Police Department's Kids Boot Camp.Squad leaders formed up their troops with the same gusto given to Airmen and Officer Candidates during their first

Acting Secretary of the Air Force Eric Fanning visits to N.H.

Air Directorate Field Advisory Council meet, discuss challenges

Air National Guard leaders met at the Air National Guard Readiness Center here July 23-24 to openly discuss policies, current issues and priorities impacting the ANG during the Air Directorate Field Advisory Council.The council, which meets biannually, is a field organization that provides another

Guest speaker discusses bridging generational differences in the workplace

Key events in history, which helped shape and define each generation, were the focus of a recent lecture presented to the Force Support Squadron here during the July unit training assembly at the Portland Air National Guard Base, Ore.Dr. Allen Cabelly, a professor in Human Resource Management and

Alabama Air Guard Comm Team Connects in Tenn.

When you need an internet signal at home to access the world wide web you call a local provider and they bring cable or a satellite, when the 280th Combat Communications Squadron sets up an internet signal they bring a GATR (Ground Antenna Transmit and Receive).GATR is a tan colored, inflatable,

EOD techs demonstrate capabilities at Airburst Range

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team from the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard, put on a show at Airburst Range on Friday, July 12, demonstrating several of their capabilities for an audience of some of their fans.Four members of the Denver Broncos and a handful of other spectators joined to