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  • Airman 1st Class Eric Johnson, 919th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron pavements and heavy construction equipment specialist, trains on a bulldozer, Jan. 11, 2019, Duke Field, Fla.

    919th SOCES Equipment Training

    Airman 1st Class Eric Johnson, 919th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron pavements and heavy construction equipment specialist, operates a bulldozer, Jan. 11, 2019, Duke Field, Fla. Johnson is a Citizen Air Commando who is training to use the bulldozer during a unit training assembly weekend. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Dylan
  • Lt. Col. Mark McDaniel, 10th Air Force chaplain liaison, visits 919th Special Operations Wing members, Jan. 11, 2020, Duke Field Chapel, Duke Field, Fla.

    10th Air Force Chaplain Liaison Visits Duke Field

    Lt. Col. Mark McDaniel, 10th Air Force chaplain liason, poses with a bible in front of the American flag, Jan. 11, 2020, Duke Field Chapel, Duke Field, Fla. Chaplain Liason Mark McDaniel was visiting Duke Field Airmen during their monthly Unit Training Assembly. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Dylan Gentile)
  • Air Force Reserve Citizen Airmen are selected every year to attend Developmental Education courses boarded through the Reserve School Selection Board (RSSB A&B), Reserve Developmental Education Designation Board (RDEDB), and Enlisted Developmental Education Board (EDEB). The boards are held quarterly over a five-day period at HQ Air Reserve Personnel Center, Buckley Air Force Base, CO, and attended by officer and enlisted senior leaders from a cross-section of the AF Reserve.

    Developmental education opportunites for Reserve Citizen Airmen

    Air Force Reserve Citizen Airmen are selected every year to attend Developmental Education courses boarded through the Reserve School Selection Board (RSSB A&B), Reserve Developmental Education Designation Board (RDEDB), and Enlisted Developmental Education Board (EDEB). The boards are held quarterly over a five-day period at HQ Air Reserve
  • GI Bill Changes

    UPDATE: Changes coming to G.I. Bill Transfer of Education Benefits for Guard, Reserve

    *Editor’s Note: This article was originally published May 17, 2019. Updates were made July 10, 2019*Applicable to: Air National Guard and Air Force ReserveNOTE: PLEASE DISREGARD MESSAGE IF YOU HAVE EXECUTED A TRANSFER OF POST-9/11 GI BILL EDUCATION BENEFITS AND FULFILLED THE REQUIRED SERVICE COMMITMENT. Follow this link to review your current GI
  • Lt. Gen Richard Scobee, Chief of Air Force Reserve, approved changes to the Active Guard Reserve program earlier this year which are expected to be implemented September 1. The ACD worksheet is currently in the testing phase at HQ ARPC with implementation coming soon. AGR members who are not career status and have a date of separation before December 2020 will be the first to complete the ACD worksheet. Members who do not complete their ACD worksheet will separate from their AGR status on their date of separation. However, AGR members may apply for additional AGR positions, regardless of the outcome of an ACD. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Staff Sgt. Katrina M. Brisbin)

    Online worksheet to replace biannual AGR review board

    Lt. Gen Richard Scobee, Chief of Air Force Reserve, approved changes to the Active Guard Reserve program earlier this year which are expected to be implemented September 1. One significant change to the program was the elimination of an AGR Review Board, or ARB, which was held twice a year. The board was co-chaired by the Deputy to the Chief of Air
  • Airmen stand in formation during a Military Training Leader course graduation ceremony at the Levitow Training Support Facility on Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, May 30, 2019. The MTL course is responsible for training approximately 120 MTLs per year. Those MTLs are then responsible for training approximately 30,000 Airmen in 49 different locations that fall under Air Education and Training Command. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

    Air Force officials announce tour length changes

    The tour length reduction from four to three years for military training instructors, military training leaders, Air Education and Training Command technical training instructors with prefix “T”, “J”, or “X” and stateside professional military education instructors was announced July 1, renewing the focus on increasing operational readiness and improving Airmen resiliency.
  • No stone unturned

    Officials: Capstone our time to shine

    The Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General team is scheduled to visit the 919th Special Operations Wing to conduct a Unit Effectiveness Inspection from June 27 to July 2, 2019.“AFRC is looking forward to seeing our professionalism firsthand and evaluating the hard work that has earned the 919th SOW its great reputation,” said Col. Frank “Les”
  • SOLRS commander earns Gen. Lew Allen Jr. Trophy

    SOLRS commander earns Gen. Lew Allen Jr. Trophy

    Maj. Chris Mazzey, 919th Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron commander, named recipient of AFRC Gen. Lew Allen Jr. Trophy for 2018
  • Lt. Col. Katherina Donovan assumed command of the 919th Special Operations Mission Support Group in a ceremony held at Duke Field, Fla. Dec. 2, 2018.

    Mission Support Group welcomes new commander

    Lt. Col. Katherina Donovan assumes command of the 919th Special Operations Mission Support Group.
  • Infant baptism held at Duke Field, Fla Dec. 2, 2018

    Infant Baptism at Reserve Base Chapel First In Decades

    Duke Field's base chapel was host to the first infant baptism in known unit history.
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