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  • A Reserve Citizen Airmen with the Joint Task Force-Crisis Response high fives child after helping reunite their family at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Afghanistan, Aug. 20. U.S. service members are assisting the Department of State with a Non-combatant Evacuation Operation (NEO) in Afghanistan

    Air Force Reserve supports one of the largest airlift operations in history

    Reserve Citizen Airmen are playing a huge role in what is being described by senior U.S. government officials as one of the largest airlift operations in history, as Airmen are supporting the evacuation of thousands of people from Afghanistan.
  • During the Unit Training Assembly, Aug. 7-8, 2021, the 403rd Wing hosted two COVID-19 vaccine educational sessions to provide its Reserve Citizen Airmen with information about the science and facts of the vaccine and to provide them with an opportunity to ask questions to assist them with making fully informed decisions about getting vaccinated. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Lt. Col. Marnee A.C. Losurdo)

    COVID-19 Vaccine: What Airmen should know

    The delta variant of the coronavirus has spread across the Mississippi Gulf Coast causing a surge in cases and an increase in hospitalizations. The devastating effects of COVID-19 on patients is something Master Sgt. Felicia Johnson, an Air Force Reserve medic with the 403rd Aeromedical Staging Squadron, deals with daily in her civilian job as a
  • Remote Combat Effects Campaign Medal

    Air Force releases criteria for new Remote Combat Effects Campaign Medal

    The new medal, established by then-Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson, is part of a continuing effort to recognize U.S. Air Force military members in a non-deployed status who directly participated in a Department of Defense combat operation from a remote location.
  • Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Ortiz, a 919th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron cadre member, instructs a fellow squadron member on the most efficient techniques for packing a rucksack

    Ruck ready

    Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Ortiz, a 919th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron cadre member, instructs a fellow squadron member on the most efficient techniques for packing a ruck sack prior to the unit’s early morning ruck march at Duke Field, Fla., recently. The five-mile march fulfilled one segment of the squadron’ multi-phased Critical
  • Participants run through vibrant clouds of powder during the 919th Special Operations Wing's first-ever Color Run May 5, 2018 at Duke Field, Fla

    Running colors

    Participants run through vibrant clouds of powder during the 919th Special Operations Wing's first-ever Color Run May 5, 2018 at Duke Field, Fla. The event was held as a kickoff to the summer season and an opportunity to promote fun, fitness and camaraderie during the Citizen Air Commandos' May unit training assembly. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt.
  • Two dozen of the 919th SOW's finest sewed on new Air Force rank in November.

    April promotions

    The following 919th Special Operations Wing enlisted Citizen Air Commandos were promoted in April:  Master sergeant:Todd FilesGregory HartzellLance IvyEsperanza Rosa  Technical sergeant:Mark JarvisJonathan Rivera Staff sergeant:Laura BroomeAlyssa HansenKyle LinebargerEric RasnakeNelson Rembert IIAna Maria Smith Senior Airman:Jordan Harris  Airman
  • Two dozen of the 919th SOW's finest sewed on new Air Force rank in November.

    February promotions

    The following 919th Special Operations Wing Citizen Air Commandos were promoted in February:Master sergeant:Priestly MitchellJoey QuickDavid RobertsTechnical sergeant:James BakerParker ChristiansonTony GriffinStaff sergeant:Joshua BaxterTravis DeeseCole HausBo HumeSenior Airman:Breanna DenmarkAustin HolgersonMartinique SheppardKayla WankowskiAirman
  • Staff Sgt. Frank Poli, a 919th Special Operations Communications Squadron cyber transmissions technician, assembles a satellite communications

    Cyber commandos always ready for joint fight

    A key component to any successful special operations mission is the ability to communicate with other air commandos often in unfamiliar and rapidly changing environments while under attack. The result is an almost insatiable desire among warfighters for cyber professionals who can lead the way in providing non-kinetic effects and effective command
  • Senior Airman Darnell Ward, 919th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron, calibrates the automatic control valve on the fuel line at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.,July 8, 2017. The fuel line controls the pressure and rate at which fuel is transferred from the storage tanks to vehicles which service aircraft arriving and departing the base. The tests ensure there is no damage to aircraft or refueling vehicles due to tanks being over pressurized. (Air Force photo/Lt. Col. James R. Wilson)

    919th Civil Engineers: More than meets the eye

    Civil engineers encompass a wide range of jobs that are critical to maintaining military installations and ensuring the mission is completed, both at home and abroad. Members of the 919th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron are a group of hard-working individuals who are anything but typical. Maj. Austin Lovejoy, 919th SOCES commander,
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