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  • 167th Wing concludes overseas deployment

    MARTINSBURG, W.Va. -- Airmen with the 167th Airlift Wing returned home to West Virginia on Sept. 26, ending a three-month deployment overseas. Approximately 150 Airmen with the 167th served as an expeditionary C-17 squadron, supporting airlift functions in theatre with other units.

  • 109th Airlift Wing Defenders Train Augmentee Force

    STRATTON ANGB- N.Y. -- Security forces Airmen assigned to the 109th Airlift Wing, New York National Guard, conducted the week-long course to train augmentees to equip them with the necessary tools to operate effectively alongside full-time security forces personnel.

  • 123rd Airlift Wing completes Readiness Exercise Validation

    The 123rd Airlift Wing successfully completed its first major graded inspection in four years during the August Unit Training Assembly, capping a multi-day evaluation that rated its ability to deploy and operate in a contested environment.

  • Virginia Guard Aids Hurricane Response in Florida, Virginia

    The Virginia National Guard is helping Florida respond to Hurricane Milton while it winds down its support for victims of Hurricane Helene in Virginia. The VNG sent a Black Hawk helicopter to Florida and is mustering approximately 225 Soldiers and Airmen to provide engineer, transportation and

  • KC-135 Maintenance: A Family Business

    From the outskirts of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to the heart of U.S. Central Command, a father-son duo workedhand-in-hand to enable air refueling operations that contribute to peace and security throughout the region.

  • Gobi Wolf: A Disaster Readiness Exercise with the Utah Air National Guard

    In Mongolia's remote, rugged landscape, disaster response teams from 17 nations converged to participate in Gobi Wolf, a unique and challenging Disaster Readiness Exercise Exchange. The DREE was designed to build disaster response capabilities in partner nations, focusing on real-world readiness and