• Blue steel

    Airman 1st Class Brandon Kays, 911th Maintenance Squadron metals technology specialist, mig welds a T-joint for training at the Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, Oct. 4, 2014. Metals technology specialists fabricate metal parts for various projects, including parts for the

  • Tis the season of giving

    The holiday season is the season of giving; however, as purse strings are pulled tighter and budgets are slimmed down, the military isn't alone in feeling financial strain this year. Many individuals worry about purchasing necessities for their family's function and survival. In some cases, there

  • Exercise tests base awareness; response times

    A three-man 911th Security Forces entry team takes cover before entering a building, while one Airman lay wounded from a gunshot sustained during a random shooting that claimed the lives of two other Airmen, during a routine training exercise, Oct. 29, 2013 at the Pittsburgh International Airport

  • Airman Demonstrates Exemplary Leadership at ALS

    Every Airman starts his or her professional military education with airman leadership school; however, few are recognized individually upon graduation of ALS by the commandant of the school for displaying characteristics of an effective leader.Staff Sgt. Bohannon Stephens of the 911th Airlift Wing,

  • Support at the range

    Master Sgt. Anthony Foor, 911th Airlift Wing Security Forces Squadron combat arms training and maintenance instructor, coaches an Airman, attached to the 911 AW Civil Engineer Squadron, on basic marksmanship fundamentals for the M16 qualification course, held at the firing range in Clinton, Pa. The

  • Newly appointed senator receives mission brief

    Chief Master Sgt. Brian L. Zator, 911th Airlift Wing financial services; Col. Craig C. Peters, commander of the 911th AW; and Pennsylvania State Senator Matt Smith receive brief by Chief Master Sgt. Terrance J. Keblish, 911th Maintenance Squadron superintendent, on the 911th's benchmark aircraft

  • Your kiss is on my list

    Tech. Sgt. Christopher Lindsey, a maintainer with the 911th Maintenance Support Squadron, greets his wife, Amanda Lindsey, with an emotional kiss at their reunion Jan. 18, 2013, on the Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station flightline, which concluded a four-month long overseas

  • Steel City Airmen complete successful deployment

    Over a two-day span, the 911th Airlift Wing safely returned 108 of its Steel City Airmen warrior force, capping off an award winning four-month long deployment to Southwest Asia. The Wing's personnel and two unit equipped C-130s Operations and Maintenance Air Expeditionary Force support package,

  • Retirement ceremony provides farewell for Command Chief

    Chief Master Sgt. John Payne, 911th Airlift Wing command chief, receives a certificate of retirement from Col. Craig C. Peters, 911 AW commander, Jan. 5, 2013. Payne served 33 honorable years in the U.S. Air Force, and spent the last six years as the Command Chief of the 911 AW. His ultimate goal

  • Clearing the way

    An Allegheny County Airport Authority snow plow clears a runway used by the 911th Airlift Wing, Jan. 3, 2012. The Allegheny County Airport Authority supports the 911th AW with 24/7 emergency medical and fire rescue services, air traffic control tower operations, snow removal and runway maintenance

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