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  • TEC campus building honors 'Wingman' spirit

    One of the newer buildings on the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center's campus here was named after the Air Force's most rooted word for bonding and resilience in a June 21 ceremony.Officials named Building 401 "Wingman Hall" and branded its street side brick wall in those bold, grey letters.

  • "Spirit of Arizona" Dedication Ceremony

    The 161st Air Refueling Wing dedicated the "Spirit of Arizona" June 14 after weeks of painting the Arizona flag on the vertical tail section of the KC-135R Stratotanker 62-3516."From nose to tail, the pride of our home state and the appreciation of our unit members is symbolized on our aircraft,"

  • Air Guard acts, releases EPR training video

    Instructors turned actors are showing Airmen the value of the enlisted performance report (EPR) and how to write them in a new training video on its best practice.At the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center here recently, the instructors worked with broadcast and education experts to act out the

  • Photo Slideshow: The I.G. Brown TEC celebrates 45 years

    The I.G. Brown Training and Education Center marks its 45th anniversary this month of professional military education which serves all of the nation's Air National Guard units as well as the total U.S. Air Force. Our history room here is chock full of photos, memorabilla and awards, from the start

  • 102nd Intelligence Wing members complete Tough Mudder Boston

    Twenty-eight members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing completed the Tough Mudder Boston challenge on June 1, 2013. During its two day run on Saturday and Sunday, more than 16,000 individuals participated in the event day at Gunstock Mountain Resort.With temperatures in the 90s, members pushed

  • Always there, Always ready.

    The Air National Guard's motto rang true during the Special Olympics of New Hampshire's 44th Annual State Summer games held at the University of New Hampshire on May 31 and June 1.Despite the challenges of the blistering heat, extended competition and new volunteer coordinator within the ranks, the

  • Deployments Continue at Selfridge

    Counting both real-world scenarios and exercises, more than a quarter of the Citizen-Airmen assigned to the 127th Wing at Selfridge Air National Guard Base have been forward deployed through the first eight months of Fiscal Year 2013, which began in October 2012.While the number includes a sizable

  • Air National Guard unit fuels the body and keeps the jets flying

    Everyone knows that food fuels the body. This is especially true when the body is worked through a few extra Readiness Exercise hours during those hot South Caroina spring and summer days.The 169th Force Support Squadron's Services Flight is able to supply flight line and maintenance personnel with

  • Selfridge Fighter Ops Building Honors Fallen Airmen

    Two former Michigan Air National Guardsmen who gave their life while in service to the nation were remembered during a dedication ceremony at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mich., June 9, 2013.The 127th Operations Group building on the base was re-dedicated during the ceremony to the memory of

  • ANG Command Chief Master Sergeant participates in D-Day Memorial Run

    Chief Master Sgt. James Hotaling, Command Chief Master Sergeant of the Air National Guard (right), and Senior Master Sgt. Robert Vance, superintendent of Executive Services at the ANG Readiness Center, Joint Base Andrews, Md., participate in a D-Day memorial run at Joint Base Andrews, Md. June 6,