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  • 1st Lt. Dale George, a Hospital Administrator in the Medical Squadron helps unload food, clothes, letters and other items given to the 419th Fighter Wing by the Southwest Grandview neighborhood in Provo, UT. The Provo community spent two weeks collecting donations and writing 300 letters to Members of 419th Fighter deployed to Iraq. The Project was coordinated with the help of Stacia Leichty, who is a member of the Grandview neighborhood and daughter of Staff Sgt Faron Young, a Vehicle Ops Journeyman from the 419th Combat Logistics Support Squadron currently deployed with the 419th FW. (Photo by Senior Airman Nathan Greer)

    Christmas Donation

  • Tech. Sergeant Roberto McFarlane of the 419th FW Communications Squadron, is known as "DJ Panama" in the local club scene. (US Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Lara Gale)

    Sergeant Brings Latin Beat to Salt Lake City

    By 11 p.m. on Friday night, the upstairs dance floor at Club Vortex in Salt Lake City is packed. The music is the same style playing at every other club downtown, but the crowd here is dancing to a different beat. The lights start pulsing -- blue then green -- the beat picks up. Watching from the booth, DJ Panama waits for the moment to kick in a

  • AF Reserve Command Vice Commander Retires

    Maj. Gen. David E. Tanzi, Air Force Reserve Command vice commander, will retire in a ceremony Jan. 11 after 37 years of service. Lt. Gen. John A Bradley, chief of Air Force Reserve and AFRC commander, will officiate the ceremony. Maj. Gen Allan R. Poulin, former commander of AFRC’s 10th Air Force, will assume responsibility for the daily operations

  • Medics Undaunted by Unknown

    The flight surgeon and medical technician were on their way home from a deployment that had already stretched a month longer than planned when a phone call from their commander at the 419th Fighter Wing Medical Squadron gave them pause. “He said, ‘If you hang out there for awhile, I’ve got something good for you,” said Major Brian Duncan, flight

  • Aerial Port Members Return From Two Year Deployment

    A small group of 67th Aerial Port Squadron members returned home in mid-December after completing a two-year deployment in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. Originally, about 40 wing APS personnel deployed after being mobilized in January 2004. The mobilization orders called for them to be away for one year, but eight

  • 419th Fighter Wing, 2005 Year in Review

    January Citizen Airman saw new missions headed their way as the world rang in 2005. In response to the active duty Air Force’s needs, reservists learned they would take part in Future Total Force initiatives aimed at consolidating resources. 2005 kicked off with the announcement that the 419th Fighter Wing would partner with the 388th Fighter Wing,
  • Technology developed at the Air Force Research Laboratory will be used to prevent noise-induced hearing loss will become the preferred solution for Air Force Reserve Command aviators. Lieutenant General John A. Bradley, commander of Air Force Reserve Command and chief of Air Force Reserve, recommended the Attenuating Custom Communications Earpiece System. (Courtsey Photo)

    Bradley endorses new hearing protection for Reservists

    Technology developed at the Air Force Research Laboratory here to prevent noise-induced hearing loss will become the preferred solution for Air Force Reserve Command aviators.   Lieutenant General John A. Bradley, commander of Air Force Reserve Command and chief of Air Force Reserve, recommended the Attenuating Custom Communications Earpiece
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