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  • 621st CRW finalizes reorg during capstone ceremony

    Airmen from the 621st Contingency Response Wing hosted a capstone ceremony here June 26, finalizing the recent reorganization of groups within the wing.The ceremony began with the inactivation of the 621st Contingency Operations Support Group, signifying the completion of the wing's restructuring

  • New chapter for AMC as AMLO squadron activates

    Airmen from the 621st Contingency Response Wing wrote another page in Air Force history as they activated and assigned command for the 621st Mobility Support Operations Squadron during a ceremony here June 26.Lt. Col. Robert O'Keefe took command of the newly formed 621st MSOS during an activation

  • 2nd ARS Airmen support ailing wingman

    Upon learning that their wingman was diagnosed with cancer and would soon begin undergoing chemotherapy treatments, members of the 2nd Air Refueling Squadron rallied.In a show of solidarity, 16 of his squadron members shaved their heads alongside Air Force Maj. Nicholas Rowe, the unit's operations

  • Service members wake up with Operation Morning Coffee

    With the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky, all seems quiet. Then you hear a quick roar: "brrrrrt."The target is destroyed.The A-10 Thunderbolt that just passed overhead is participating in Operation Morning Coffee, a joint, multi-unit, multi-state exercise that took place here June 17-19,

  • Joint Base earns Red Cross award

    U. S. military members serve at home and overseas, protecting this country,  and service members here take it a step farther - they donate blood.Though many service members are unable to donate because of time served overseas, "The joint base donated a total of 783 units over the past year," said