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    Mission support squadron secures two 10th Air Force level awards

    The 926th Mission Support Squadron received the Major General Eugene L. Eubank award and the Gerrit D. Foster, Jr. Outstanding Military Personnel Program award both in the small base category from 10th Air Force on Dec. 6. The squadron was recognized for helping Air Force Reserve Command meet its manning goal by 100 percent, leading the conversion

  • Field Grade Officer recognized as best in 10th Air Force

    Maj. Alexis Kellett was awarded Force Support Reserve Component Field Grade Officer of the Year by 10th Air Force on Dec. 6. Major Kellett is the mission personnel flight chief for the 926th Mission Support Squadron. She secured the award for her manning expertise for Air Force Reserve Command's fastest-growing group, managing six officer promotion
  • Bushmaster alumni pose with current 78th Reconnaissance Squadron and 926th Group members at the conclusion of their reunion Nov. 14. (Photo courtesy of 78th Fighter Command Association)

    Reconnaissance squadron honors Bushmaster alumni

    The 78th Reconnaissance Squadron hosted its first Bushmaster alumni reunion here Nov. 13 and 14 in conjunction with Aviation Nation. More than 60 veterans, including a World War II ace and former 78th commanders and their guests, enjoyed a tour of the MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper aircraft, briefings by current 78th RS leadership and a day at the
  • (Image courtesy of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve)

    ESGR announces open season for Freedom Award nominations

    The Department of Defense's Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve agency  has opened the nomination season for the 2010 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award. U.S. Air Force Reserve members and their families are eligible and encouraged to nominate employers who have provided exceptional support of military employees above the
  • Tech. Sgt. Vickie Sennet (left) and Master Sgt. Simone Browne, 926th Mission Support Squadron computer support administrators, assist Individual Ready Reserve members with updating their Civilian Employment Information. More than 60 IRR members attended the first Enhanced Muster in Air Reserve Personnel Command held at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., on Nov. 6.

    926th Mission Support Squadron hosts first Enhanced Muster for command

    The 926th Mission Support Squadron hosted the first Enhanced Muster in Air Reserve Personnel Command here Nov. 6. The event was held to make contact with Individual Ready Reserve personnel residing in the Las Vegas valley in order to prepare them in case of mobilization and to verify their capability for world-wide duty. "The main purpose of a
  • Lt. Col. Myers (right), receives the guideon from Col. Brunke, 926th Group commander, as he assumes command of the 78th Reconnaissance Squadron during a change of command ceremony Nov 2. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman First Class Stephanie Rubi)

    78th Reconnaissance Squadron gains new commander

    Lt. Col. John Myers (right), receives the guideon from Col. Herman Brunke, 926th Group commander, as he assumes command of the 78th Reconnaissance Squadron during a change of command ceremony here Nov 2. As commander, Colonel Myers oversees Air Force Reserve Command members integrated into the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech.
  • (Left to right) Senior Airman Alexander Turner, Tech. Sgt. Vickie Sennet, Tech. Sgt. Lee McKinstry and Master Sgt. Dawn Kaighen celebrate their graduation from the Community College of the Air Force here Oct. 27. The CCAF is the largest regionally accredited multi-campus junior or technical college in the world. Graduates are awarded an Associate in Applied Science Degree for successful completion of a degree program relating to the their Air Force career specialty. (U.S. Air Force Reserve photo/Capt. Jessica Martin)

    The 926th Group celebrates four new graduates

    (Left to right) Senior Airman Alexander Turner, Tech. Sgt. Vickie Sennet, Tech. Sgt. Lee McKinstry and Master Sgt. Dawn Kaighen celebrate their graduation from the Community College of the Air Force here Oct. 27. The CCAF is the largest regionally accredited multi-campus junior or technical college in the world. Graduates are awarded an Associate
  • Tech. Sgt. Jill LaVoie, 460th Space Wing Public Affairs, talks with civic leaders before their departure from Buckley Air Force Base Oct. 7. Some 29 civic leaders flew from Buckley to Nellis AFB, Nev. for a two-day tour that included visits of the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center and the Thunderbirds hangar. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. John Rohrer)

    Civic leaders get total force tour

    A group of 29 civic leaders from the Denver metro area witnessed the Air Force's Total Force team firsthand when they traveled from Denver to Nellis and Creech Air Force Bases, Nev., Oct. 7 and 8. The group left Buckley AFB, an active-duty base, supported by the 140th Wing of the Colorado Air National Guard, on a KC-10A Extender, piloted by an
  • Staff Sgt. Scott Miller (left), COMBAT SHIELD technician, is observed by Staff Sgt. Samuel Sargent while conducting his first assessment with a USM-642 "Raven" test set at Moody Air Force Base, Ga. The COMBAT SHIELD program serves to simulate enemy radar attacks by injecting radio frequency power into the antennas and receivers of fighter jets in order to test their responses. Sergeant Miller is a reservist with the 84th Test and Evaluation Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., integrated into the Regular Air Force's 53rd Electronic Warfare Group at Eglin. The Total Force Integration team travels to fighter units across the world to test their aircrafts' readiness.

    COMBAT SHIELD demonstrates strength of TFI program

    Staff Sgt. Scott Miller (left), COMBAT SHIELD technician, is observed by Staff Sgt. Samuel Sargent while conducting his first assessment with a USM-642 "Raven" test set at Moody Air Force Base, Ga. The COMBAT SHIELD program serves to simulate enemy radar attacks by injecting radio frequency power into the antennas and receivers of fighter jets in
  • (Right) Tech. Sgt. Dwayne Jackson, 926th Force Support Squadron, is recognized Oct. 3 as the NCO of the Half. (U.S. Air Force Reserve photo by Capt. Jessica Martin)

    926th Group names its non-commissioned officer of the half

    Staff Sgt. Dwayne Jackson (right) receives the 926th Group's semi-annual award in the non-commissioned officer category for the January through June 2009 period from Col. Herman Brunke, 926th GP commander, here Oct. 3. As part of the 926th Mission Support Squadron, Sergeant Jackson is responsible for leading and coordinating day-to-day security
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