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  • Holly Andreasen gets a 360 degree view of the world from the cockpit bubble in the C-130 as part of the 934th Airlift Wing Employers Day. Employers of reservists had the chance to get a close up look at the 934th and learn about the job their employees do in the Air Force Reserve. (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Kerry Bartlett)

    In the bubble

  • The Teddy Bear Band entertains reservist's children at the 934th Airlift Wing Family Day August 4. More than 2000 people attended the annual event which provides information, entertainment and food for Reserve families. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Jeff Williams)

    Child's play at Family Day

  • Suriname emergency ASTS still makes house calls

    On their recent deployment to Suriname, members of the 934 ASTS relied heavily on the Surinamese military to assist them with translation as well as to guide them while they interacted with the local population. The Surinamese military members were a valuable tool when it came to patient flow, force protection, and general patient care. The
  • Tech. Sgt. Mackenzie Schroeder, 934th Aeromedical Staging Squadron, takes care of a Surinameese soldier who succumbed to Shigella?s disease. See story on page 7. (Air Force Photo/Maj. Jerome Hall)

    Suriname--Beyond the Horizon

    For two weeks, many members of the 934 ASTS, along with several augmentees, were deployed to Suriname, South America, to support the United States Southern Command mission known as Beyond the Horizon. Beyond the Horizon is a joint partnership between the United States and several Central and South American countries whose aim is to provide

  • Take this job and show it

    Fifty business owners, managers and supervisors from greater Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois converged on the 934th Airlift Wing Aug. 2 to take part in the wing's annual Employers Day orientation activities. The group, all civilian employers for members of the 934th AW, was treated to a day of following around their employees at their various Air
  • Col. Nina Gilberg (right), 934th Aeromedical Staging Squadron, is welcomed home by Lt Col. Phyllis Lawver, 934 ASTS, after her humanitarian deployment to Suriname South America as Senior Master Sgt. Tim Atchley, 934 ASTS, looks on. The role of the 934th ASTS members was to work alongside with the Surinamese military to provide dental, eye, veterinarian, pharmaceutical, and general health care to the people and animals of Suriname.

    Humanitarian homecoming

  • Tech. Sgt. Suzzanne Harwood, 934th Airlift Wing NCO of the Year, throws out the first pitch at a St. Paul Saints baseball game Aug. 7. Sergeant Harwood serves as the wing career advisor at the 934th and also assisted recruiters promoting the Air Force Reserve at the game. (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Paul Zadach).

    Reserve pitch

  • Loadmasters, navigators needed

    The 96th Airlift Squadron is looking for people who would like to train into the loadmaster or navigator career fields. The loadmaster field currently offers a $20,000 sign-on bonus for a four-year commitment. A loadmaster is an enlisted aircrew member who performs loading and off loading aircraft functions, pre-flight and post-flight of aircraft

  • 934th takes on ICMOP mission

    Every single day, in every nook and cranny of the world, Airmen from the 934th Airlift Wing are helping in the fight in the Global War on Terror. From the streets of Baghdad, to the mountainous terrain of Afghanistan, to the scorched earth of the Horn of Africa, the Flying Vikings are doing their part. While deploying to foreign lands such as these
  • Senior Master Sgt. Robert Arkulary,(far right) 96th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, talks about the loadmaster career field with potential recruit, Jeremy Arsenault, and his mother, Ashley Arsenault, during a C-130 tour arranged by recruiter Staff Sgt. Craig Dunbar (center). (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Paul Zadach)

    We're hiring

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