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  • Guardmembers supporting Baltimore families

    For the second year in a row, Maryland Air National Guardsmen contributed to the Salvation Army program supporting less fortunate families in Baltimore during the holiday season.The program includes an Angel Tree, Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas stockings and adopting families for holiday

  • Welcome Home Yankee Watch!

    Approximately 80 Airmen from the Connecticut Air National Guard's 103rd Air Control Squadron returned home to Bradley Air National Guard Base Nov. 20, 2012, following a six-month deployment overseas.As the large mass of family and friends hugged the yellow ropes holding them from spilling onto the

  • ANG takes first runner-up for CSAF 'Team of Excellence' award

    Medals await presentation to winning members honored during the Air Force Chief of Staff Team Excellence awards in a Pentagon ceremony on Nov. 27, 2012. The three teams which made the finals and recognized today were the Electronic Flight Bag Team from Headquarters, Air Mobility Command at Scott Air

  • ANG takes first runner-up for CSAF 'Team of Excellence' award

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh (center left), poses for a group photo with the Air National Guard Total Force BRAC Radar Relocation Team in the Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon, Arlington, Va., Tuesday, 27 Nov., 2012. The team was honored for their work in executing a BRAC requirement to

  • ANG takes first runner-up for CSAF 'Team of Excellence' award

    Air National Guard leaders pose for a group photo with the Air National Guard Total Force BRAC Radar Relocation Team in the Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon, Arlington, Va., Tuesday, 27 Nov., 2012. The team was honored for their work in executing a BRAC requirement to consolidate the Air Force

  • Surviving the Night

    Night shift: Unavoidable for some Airmen, dreaded by many. Humans are naturally wired to be awake during the day and to sleep at night. Those who work the "graveyard" shift might find themselves tossing and turning when it comes time to hit the hay early in the morning, resulting in insomnia and

  • 188th's Carter selected as Arkansas Air National Guard's state command chief

    Brig. Gen. Travis D. Balch, commander of the Arkansas Air National Guard recently announced that state Command Chief Master Sgt. Steven Arnold would be retiring in April and that a panel had selected his successor, Command Chief Master Sgt. Asa Carter from the 188th Fighter Wing based in Fort Smith,

  • 123rd Airlift Wing completes deployment to Persian Gulf

    Hundreds of friends and family members gathered at the Kentucky Air National Guard base over the weekend to welcome home 72 Airmen from a four-month deployment to the Persian Gulf, where the troops have been working since July to support military operations across Northern Africa and Western