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  • Participants in the 22nd Air Force Senior Leader Summit pose for a group photo by the U.S. Air Force Academy flightline Aug. 15, 2018. Military members and civilians embarked on a variety of tours to learn more about the Air Force as a whole, as well as the unique mission sets that make up the command. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Andrew Park)

    22 AF command teams, community leaders team up for summit success

    Commanders and command chiefs from around the 22nd Air Force joined their civic leader counterparts for a Senior Leader Summit held last week in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Although the Senior Leader Summit is nothing new – it’s typically offered three times a year – this summer’s event was unique in its inclusion of civic leaders. The civilians
  • Senior Airman Joel Bakke, 934th Security Forces Squadron, receives the Airman of the Quarter award from Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934th Airlift Wing vice commander, Aug. 5. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

    Bakke takes Airman of the Quarter honors

    Senior Airman Joel Bakke, 934th Security Forces Squadron, receives the Airman of the Quarter award from Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934th Airlift Wing vice commander, Aug. 5. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)
  • Master Sgt. Steve Hager, 934th Explosive Ordnance Disposal, receives the Senior NCO of the Quarter award from Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934 AW vice commander, Aug. 5. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

    Hager named top senior NCO

    Master Sgt. Steve Hager, 934th Explosive Ordnance Disposal, receives the Senior NCO of the Quarter award from Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934 AW vice commander, Aug. 5. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)
  • Miller Testifies on AFR Budget

    Breaking barriers: AF Reserve's first 4-star

    Lt. Gen. Maryanne Miller was nominated by President Donald Trump and confirmed by the U.S. Senate for promotion to the rank of General yesterday. Miller will become the first Citizen Airman in the history of the Air Force Reserve to pin on a 4th star. In 2016, she became the first female in the history of the Air Force Reserve to be chief of the
  • Employers pose in front of the C-130 they would fly on during Employers Day Aug. 4. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

    Employers get 'Global Viking' experience for a day

    Employers pose in front of the C-130 they would fly on during Employers Day Aug. 4. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)
  • Lynn Amidon (right) is recognized by Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934th Airlift Wing vice commander, and Dina Landsberger for her two years service as director of the 934th Airlift Wing Key Spouse program. Ms. Tami DiGiovanni will take over as the new director. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber Jacobs)

    Amidon recognized for Key Spouse role

    Lynn Amidon (right) is recognized by Col. Tim Wollmuth, 934th Airlift Wing vice commander, and Dina Landsberger for her two years service as director of the 934th Airlift Wing Key Spouse program. Ms. Tami DiGiovanni will take over as the new director. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber Jacobs)
  • Families join their Reservists Aug. 5 for the 934th Airlift Wing's annual Family Day where inflatable attractions were popular with kids. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

    Fun, food and festivities abound at Family Day

    Families join their Reservists Aug. 5 for the 934th Airlift Wing's annual Family Day where inflatable attractions were popular with kids. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)
  • Master Sgt. Jeffrey Tompkins, 934th Maintenance Squadron, accepts his retirement certificate from Lt. Col. Andy Staut, 934th Maintenance Group deputy commander, Aug. 4. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

    Tomkins retires

    Master Sgt. Jeffrey Tompkins, 934th Maintenance Squadron, accepts his retirement certificate from Lt. Col. Andy Staut, 934th Maintenance Group deputy commander, Aug. 4. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)
  • Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

    ASTS litter lift provides training for the field

    Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)
  • Tech. Sgt. Tyler Horner (left) and Master Sgt. Eric Johnson stand by the new Water Jet Machining Center at the 934th Maintenance Squadron Metal Fabrication shop. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

    Supersonic water jet keeps Hercs flying

    MINNEAPOLIS-ST PAUL AIR RESERVE STATION, Minn. -- Capable of Mach 2 speeds and more precise than the width of a human hair, it’s not a new aircraft but rather a high velocity stream of water mixed with garnet. Recently, the 934th Maintenance Squadron aircraft metals technology shop installed a new waterjet cutting machine, also known as an OMAX
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