• Memorial Day remembrance

    The 911th Airlift Wing Color Guard present the Colors during the Memorial Day event at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, May 30, in Washington County. Col. Gordon H. Elwell, Jr., was the keynote speaker for the event.

  • Present Arms

    Col. Gordon H. Elwell, Jr., 911th Airlift Wing commander, and Congressman Tim Murphy pay respect to the flag during a 21-gun salute in honor of those who have given their life for their country at a Memorial Day ceremony held May 30 at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies located in Washington

  • Members of the 911th Airlift Wing place flags at Allegheny National Cemetery

    Numerous Airmen from the 911th Airlift Wing in Coraopolis helped place approximately 8,000 flags on the graves of veterans at the Allegheny National Cemetery here in Pittsburgh May 24-27, 2010. The week-long event began each night at 6 p.m. and was held rain or shine. The Allegheny Cemetery located

  • Stand Down 2010

    Col. Gordon Elwell, 911th Airlift Wing Commander, delivers the Stand Down 2010 message to Airman here. Stand Down 2010 was held to call attention the recent rise in Air Force suicides, motor vehicle accidents. It is also mean to reinforce the Wingman concept to help address those issues before they

  • Chief Master Sgt. Robert Wilt retires

    Chief Master Sgt. Joseph McArthur, Chief of Port Operations, 32nd Aerial Port Squadron, 911th Airlift Wing, hands a wooden model K-Loader award to Chief Master Sgt. Robert Wilt, Aerial Port Ops Support, 32nd APS, 911th AW. Chief Master Sgt. Wilt officially retired from service during the June Unit

  • A special day for Wing members

    Airman Ashley Wiley, 911th Maintenance Squadron escorts Steve Eiben, a special Olympics athlete, during the special Olympics games held at Baldwin High School, May 15.

  • Service before self

    Left to Right: Senior Airmen Joshua Herlinger, 911th Military Personnel Flight and Regis Corso, 911th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Jillian Kane, Franklin Regional High School athlete escort, and Maj. Lowell Bingham, 911th Military Personnel Flight prepare to cheer on Hugh McCuster (center), a

  • Base C-130 fleet receives new tail flash

    On May 5, aircraft tail number 807 became the first to receive the new Pittsburgh tail flash; a gold steel I beam with the city's name riveted in black. The flashing was an idea Col. Gordon Elwell, Jr., 911th Airlift Wing commander, had been thinking about after his arrival here in June 2007."After

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