Clergy come from across nation to fly with Reserve wing

Religion in the Air Force; balancing rights and respect

The Air Force published its guidelines on the free exercise of religion in February 2006, but some Airmen still find themselves wondering, "Where are the lines when it comes to my faith?" The Religious Guidelines were not written to prevent people from practicing their faith. Instead, they help

Changes from BRAC begin for Reserve wing

Gage promoted while deployed

Reservist checks priorities in Iraq

Traffic is at a stand still, internet connection is not operational, telephone company is working the problem with the lines, TV reception is only snow--does this sound familiar? How much time is devoted to complaining about such things? If you made a list of things you do in a month, grouped them

916th breaks ground on multi-million dollar project

Bagram bound

Deployed reservist contributes to mission in Honduras

Long deployments to operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and other locations around the globe are steadily becoming more and more common for today's military. As such, Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines often find themselves working together to accomplish tasks which may not necessarily be associated

Reserve fire chief leads deployed forces

Reserve wing examined for new tanker under chief of staff's roadmap

The Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. T. Michael Moseley, released today the Air Force's weapon system "roadmap," a long-term plan for providing Air Force capabilities the Nation needs in the 21st century to meet threats to the Nation's security. As part of the Air Force's strategic planning