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  • Tech. Sgt. Corey Malone, 913 MXS

    Suffering in Silence

    The idealization of strong silent type suffer in silence is detrimental to our health. “We all need to feel valued as a person. As wingmen, we have to put in work for someone to let their guard down,” said Tech. Sgt. Corey Malone, 913th Maintenance Squadron maintainer. “As Reservists, we may only have that one weekend a month to make an impact.”
  • Staff Sgt. Anthony Miller, 327th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, rides in the back of a C-130J as it taxis the runway at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. August 7, 2019. The C-130J Hercules crew was taking part in a combat airlift competition called the “turkey shoot.” The first part of the competition is loading and unloading a Humvee for time in which Miller was in charge of guiding the Humvee and securing it into the aircraft. The Reserves have one weekend a month, two weeks a year to fulfill training in order to prepare for real world missions and requirements. (U.S. Air Force Reserve Photo by Senior Airman Chase Cannon)

    Reservists participate in combat airlift competition

    Staff Sgt. Anthony Miller, 327th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, rides in the back of a C-130J as it taxis the runway at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. August 7, 2019. The C-130J Hercules crew was taking part in a combat airlift competition called the “turkey shoot.” The first part of the competition is loading and unloading a Humvee for time in
  • Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force #18 Kaleth O. Wright visited several units at Tinker Air Force Base and toured the 137th Special Operations Wing at Will Rogers Air National Guard Base July 30-31. During his visit, Wright received an overview of Tinker missions with an emphasis on Airmen's contributions to readiness through innovation and their impact throughout the Air Force. Wright also delivered a presentation focusing on Wingman and total force resiliency at an Enlisted All Call at Rose State College. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

    CMSAF Wright talks resiliency and readiness at all call

    Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Kaleth O. Wright discussed resiliency and readiness with an auditorium filled with Tinker Airmen during an All Call held at the Hudiburg Chevrolet Center during his base visit last week.“The primary reason for me to do base visits is coming out to see what a base is capable of and get the understanding of your
  • Tech. Sgt. Anthony Serrano, 35th Aerial Port Squadron special handlng, poses for a picture with guest Lauren Costa at an Air Force Reserve Yellow Ribbon Program event held in Chicago, 27 July, 2019. YRRP events provide members and those who support them with dynamic and engaging delivery of information before, during, and after deployments. The program has impacted more than 1.5 million individuals since inception and shares a common goal: to help maintain the readiness of the Force and to build stronger, more resilient families. The 35th APS is part of the 514th Air Mobility Wing located in Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J.

    Yellow Ribbon Reintigration

  • Chief Master Sgt. Linda Sparks, a Reservist from Scott Air Force Base Illinois, and Col. Don Wren, 910th Mission Support Group commander, from Youngstown Air Reserve Base, Ohio, reunited during the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program event in St. Louis, Missouri, July 19-21, 2019. Sparks and Wren are former co-workers, and at the Yellow Ribbon event, Sparks took Wren's class on how to write an effective resume for a federal job. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Lauren Gleason)

    Colonel gives deployers tips for getting in the door to civilian jobs

    ST. LOUIS -- Chief Master Sgt. Linda Sparks was looking to take the next step in her career as a federal civilian employee when she returned from a 6-month Air Force Reserve deployment to Iraq, she said.
  • Maj. Ben Hulsey, 913th Force Support Squadron commander, facilitates the oath of enlistment to Tech. Sgt. Raymond Jauch, 96th Aerial Port Squadron air transportation specialist, on March 11, 2019 at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. Jauch will retire this year with more that 28 years of active and reserve military service. (Courtesy photo)

    A Legacy of Service -- Tech. Sgt. Raymond Jauch

    From a legacy of service, Jauch’s uncle was a prisoner of war in Korea and another uncle survived the attack on Pearl Harbor. Jauch’s own father deployed to Korea and Vietnam; continuing the long line of national service. “I’m a military brat, born at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas,” said Jauch. “Their stories are the reason why I joined the military. To do my part.”
  • Senior Airman Kaylan James, Flight and Operation Medical Technician assigned to the 913th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, poses in front of medical equipment in an exam room, June 13, 2019 at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas. Senior Airman James’ future aspirations are to commission and become an Aeromedical Evacuation Nurse. (U.S. Air Force Reserve photo by Maj. Ashley Walker)

    Profiles in Leadership nominee - Kaylan James

    Senior Airman Kaylan James, Flight and Operation Medical Technician assigned to the 913th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, poses in front of medical equipment in an exam room, June 13, 2019 at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas. As a Flight and Operation Medical Technician (FOMT), she assists Flight Surgeons with interpretation and application of
  • U.S Air Force Tech. Sgt. Brittney Jones, 913th Maintenance Squadron Command Support Staff personnel specialist, is recognized as the Combat Airlifter of the Week at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, June 21, 2019. Jones's core value is Excellence in All We Do. (U.S. Air Force Reserve photo by Maj. Ashley Walker)

    Combat Airlifter of the Week: Tech. Sgt. Brittney Jones

    Name and Rank: Tech. Sgt. Brittney JonesUnit: 913th Maintenance Squadron Command Support StaffDuty title: Personnel specialist Hometown: North Little Rock, ArkansasTime in service: 10 years, 9 monthsTime at Little Rock: 6 years, 4 monthsGoals: Complete a degree in psychology and use the knowledge learned to become an effective senior NCOHobbies:
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    Port Dawg Memorial Run

    The Port Dog Memorial Run is held to remember Airmen from the 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron who have given their lives. This run, which is the largest memorial run in the United States Air Force, is also hosted by other aerial ports from around the world during Transportation Week.
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