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  • Air show first to host historical Berlin Airlift photo display

    Historical German and American relations became one of the highlights recently with the Berlin Airlift's 60th Anniversary "Friends Always" campaign making its inaugural appearance in the United States at the 2008 Wings Over Pittsburgh air show, May 10 and 11. "It is a great honor for Pittsburgh and

  • Casualty assistance bids farewell to Chief

    Germaine L. Karcz, Chief Contact Representative of Casualty Assistance, is ending a 23-year career when she retires from the 911th Airlift Wing April 30, 2008.       Ms. Karcz began her career after her husband passed away and she needed full time employment. "I was working part-time at a gift shop

  • Command post, NCO, Airman honored

         For the second year in a row, Tech. Sgt. Milo Speranzo, the chief of the command post with the 911th Airlift Wing, has won the Air Force Reserve Command, Command and Control Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Award. In addition, Senior Airman Matthew Wolfe, a junior command post controller

  • Combined Federal Campaign awards local hero

    The annual Combined Federal Campaign awards luncheon was held Jan. 10, 2008, at the Federal Building in downtown Pittsburgh. The 911th Airlift Wing contributed some of these donations and had a $2,000 donation increase from 2006. John "Casey" Lengyel, a 911th Airlift Wing member, was presented the

  • Silver Flag 2008 readies 911th Civil Engineers

    Airmen from the 911th Airlift Wing's Civil Engineering Squadron grabbed their gear and headed out during February and March for a one week bare-base exercise known as Silver Flag. Silver Flag is an exercise conducted by the 823rd Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers,

  • Security Forces prepares to gear up; move out

    During time of war, the battle rhythm makes deployments or the probability of being deployed, a reality of military service. The reality, however, hits home when the actual deployment process takes place for each Airman. As Airmen, the process begins with ensuring that our civilian and military

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