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  • Citizen Air Commandos, families attend resiliency summit

    More than 50 Citizen Air Commandos and families participated in the fifth annual Building Resilient Leaders event here Sept. 22-23, 2023.The theme of this year’s summit was “Leading from the Middle” and geared toward noncommissioned and junior officers seeking tools and resources to help Airmen

  • Reserve gears up for transition to DTS

    Air Force Reserve Command continues preparations to fully implement Defense Travel System Oct. 1, 2023 and transition away from legacy programs for its travel management needs. Once implemented, the initiative is intended to reduce delays in processing since members will no longer have to rely on

  • Reserve takes home trophy for MQ-9 Squadron of the Year

    General Atomics Aeronautical Systems recognized the Air Force Reserve’s 2nd Special Operations Squadron as the MQ-9 Squadron of the Year at the Air Force Association Symposium in Washington, D.C. Sept. 11, 2023.The 2nd SOS is based at Hurlburt Field, Florida, but assigned to the 919h Special

  • Wing announces September promotions

    The following 919th Special Operations Wing enlisted Citizen Air Commandos were promoted in the month of September:Chief Master SergeantChavez, Anthony T.Drew II, Roger J.Master SergeantDahl, Leif M.Kuehmichel, Brandon J.Patenaude, Timothy I.Technical SergeantClay, Carl A.Culliver, Tavaris A.Dreher,

  • One of a kind athletic trainer keeps Airmen fit, ready

    Throughout the day Citizen Air Commandos file in and out of the Duke Dome, a facility previously used as a warehouse that has since been converted into a state of the art Human Performance Training Center. The sports medicine staff, strength and conditioning coaches are ready with routines,

  • MQ-9 completes first-ever mission using dirt landing zone

    Just south of Fort Stockton, Texas, is one of the largest private armed forces training centers in the country, the Nine Mile Training Center --an expansive terrain offering privacy from prying eyes and the perfect opportunity to unleash the MQ-9 Reaper, remotely piloted aircraft.

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