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  • National Guard members attend JRSOI training

    Members of the Air and Army National Guard, some coming from as far as Hawaii, traveled to Warfield Air National Guard Base to participate in a three-day Joint Reception, Staging, Onward Movement and Integration training course beginning May 23, 2017.

  • Maryland National Guard Participating in Major Cyber Exercise

    Twenty members of the Maryland National Guard joined more than 800 other participants at Camp Williams, Utah, for Exercise Cyber Shield 17, the National Guard’s premier cyber defense training event, Apr. 23, 2017. The exercise, which includes members of the National Guard from 44 states, the Army

  • Airman Competes with Army Warriors

    “You have to get comfortable being uncomfortable,” said Tech. Sgt. Brenton Deal, a bioenvironmental engineer assigned to the 175th Medical Group, Maryland Air National Guard. “Each person has to be self-motivated and driven to compete from within.”Deal is the first airman to participate in the

  • 5K Raises Sexual Assault Awareness

    Airmen and Soldiers from the Maryland National Guard along with family members laced up their running shoes to participate in a 5K walk/run to kick off the start of the military’s observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month, April 1, 2017 at Warfield Air National Guard Base, Middle

  • Wright: We must put Airmen, families first

    When Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Kaleth O. Wright received the title of the Air Force’s most senior enlisted Airman less than a month ago, he instantly became responsible for advocating the best interests of more than 398,000 total force enlisted Airmen and their families.

  • AFA announces scholarships available

    The Air Force Association announced several scholarships available for Airmen, spouses and dependents for the 2017-18 academic year in continuing support of Air Force excellence.

  • AF evolves policies to access more talent, maintain high standards

    The Air Force announced new policies on dress and appearance with regard to tattoos, as well as changes to service medical accession policy Jan. 9.These changes result from a review of Air Force accessions policies directed by Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James in 2016.“As part of our effort to