Airmen of the Burgh: Senior Master Sgt. Dennis Jendrzejewski

It's never too late to follow your dreams, especially for Senior Master Sgt. Dennis Jendrzejewski, assistant flight chief of the air traffic operations center with the 32nd Aerial Port Squadron.Jendrzejewski transitioned from high school graduate to an active-duty security forces Airman stationed in

The top 10 things it takes to win the Hennessey

It was an unseasonably cold day for April. The looming clouds threatened more of the rain or hail that had barraged the base within the past week. Wind whipped through the area, fluttering the fabric of the tent and numbing the fingers of the Airmen working there.Even with the unforgiving weather,

Several 911 AW members deploy to Afghanistan

Maintaining a mission that never sleeps

32 Aerial Port team runs in memorial at Ramstein Air Base

Butler, PA Citizen Airman trains in Germany

He sits in the passenger terminal area of the Ramstein Air Base airport. He describes the happiness traveling brings him, and his interest in exploring German culture while he's in country.A voice over the intercom starts speaking loudly, cutting him off in mid-sentence. The Airman behind the mic is

32 APS integrates with active-duty counterparts

Approximately 20 Reservists from the Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station traveled to Germany for two weeks of total force integration training here, May 3, 2015.The men and women of the 32nd Aerial Port Squadron integrated with their active-duty counterparts with the 721st Aerial

Airmen of the Burgh: Master Sgt. Daniel Healy

Master Sgt. Daniel Healy has been an emergency management Airman since the beginning of his career. Now, as superintendent of the wing inspection team here, he's able to apply those skills in a different way."He's a perfect fit for this job," said Lt. Col. Todd McCrann, director of inspections with

Prime BEEF is sizzling in Gallup

Walking through a warehouse here in Gallup, N.M., the sound of saws, nail guns and screw guns abound in every direction like a symphony hall with maybe just a bit of bad acoustics. Airmen of every rank move about with an ease of knowing what to do, and a sense of urgency of what needs to be

Employer Appreciation Day held at 911 AW

The 911th Airlift Wing hosted an Employer Appreciation Day, April 25, for employers of reservists assigned here.  Twenty-three employers had the opportunity to learn more about the Air Force Reserve mission here and participate in a one and a half hour flight in a C-130 Hercules on a route to