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  • 304th Rescue Squadron Airman provides lifesaving care to injured motorists

    Technical Sgt. Margo Testa, 304th Rescue Squadron medical element noncommissioned officer in charge, applied military training and medical expertise to render lifesaving care to two severely injured motorcyclists May 14. Testa exited her vehicle and ran to the scene; taking charge of the situation.

  • IDLC 23: Cadre certified on live grenades

    Senior Master Sgt. Daniel Chase, the Integrated Defense Leadership Course chief assigned to the 310th Security Forces Squadron, Schriever Space Force Base, Colorado, observes a safety briefing prior to using a live grenade on May 31, 2023, at Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Center,

  • 307th CES Helps Iowa Educators Touch the Future

    Iowa is known for vast corn fields and small towns, but if you look closely, in the middle of all that lies a state-of-the-art STEM center that could revolutionize how students learn.Members of the 307th Bomb Wing Civil Engineer Squadron traveled to Woodbine,Iowa, to partner with the Department of

  • RAPIDS infiltration/exfiltration training

    The 39th and 308th Rescue Squadrons worked in unison to execute RAPIDS infiltration and exfiltration training here, June 6, 2023.RAPIDS is a Special Forces tactic for quickly inserting and extracting personnel into and out of an area. The 308th RQS trains and maintains the Air Forces only dedicated

  • 310th Space Wing welcomes new commander

    Reserve Citizen Airmen of the 310th Space Wing recognized a new wing commander during a change of command ceremony at the Schriever Space Force Base fitness center, June 3.

  • US facilitates Japan AOC C2 training

    Three years in the making, the 505th Training Squadron fulfilled a request by the government of Japan to assist with understanding how an air operations center plans and executes and how to build instructional standards to enable airpower at the operational level of war.