18 Dec 2008

Memory honored with street sign dedication

The 911th Airlift Wing cannot operate without the dedication of its many military and civilian personnel who keep the wing's mission going. That devotion to duty was personified by Master Sgt. Robert J. D'Amico, a former standard and evaluation loadmaster with the 758th Airlift Squadron, 911th AW, who was remembered in a dedication, held during the

18 Dec 2008

Flag Retreat Ceremony

9 Dec 2008

Memory honored with street sign dedication

1 Dec 2008

Citadel graduate assumes command of 911th Mission Support Group

26 Nov 2008

Sesame Street deploys Muppets on a new mission – program’s message focuses on children of deployed military parents

Since September 11, 2001, many children of military families have had to watch their mommies and daddies leave home for months at a time in support of the war on terrorism. Many of them too young to realize what war means or the toll such deployments can have on a family and their young lives. Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind

26 Nov 2008

Pittsburgh International Airport opens Military and Family Courtesy Center for traveling troops

In November, the Pittsburgh International Airport Ambassadors will hold a grand opening ceremony for the Airport's Military and Family Courtesy Center. This new center, located just past Gate A4, will provide a private area for members of the military to relax before leaving on their next flight. The center will provide work stations, a spot to

24 Nov 2008

Metal, structural technicians keep Hurks airborne

17 Nov 2008

Dobbins EOR expert trains Airmen for inspection

16 Nov 2008

Train, Fight & Win

16 Nov 2008

The Global War on Terrorism begins with you

The Global War on Terrorism takes on many forms, ranging from kinetic operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to more innocuous manifestations that people often take for granted. The role of the unit and individual often falls into the latter category. Unit and individual anti-terrorism measures can be as devastating to the enemy as a B-52 strike not