The 106th Rescue Wing commemorates 50 years of rescue operations.
The 106th Rescue Wing held a dignified arrival and brief family reception for Maj. Christopher T. Zanetis, a pilot, and Master Sgt.Christopher J. Raguso and Tech. Sgt. Dashan J. Briggs, special missions aviation specialists, assigned to the 106th Rescue Wing, at F. S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base, Westhampton Beach, N.Y., March 27, 2018. The three Airmen were killed when the HH-60G...
This collection of media captures the origin stories of the 106th Rescue Wing, based in Westhampton Beach, New York. The wing's legacy began on May 24, 1946, when the historic World War II Army Air Forces' 394th Bombardment Group was officially redesignated and allotted to the New York Air National Guard. After undergoing several organizational changes over the decades, the unit made history...
Content captured by deployed and rear detachment Soldiers with the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment in 2026. 10 Soldiers with the unit deployed to Germany in support of U.S. Special Operations Command Europe. Rear detachment Soldiers continue to provide public affairs support to Fort Indiantown Gap and the Pennsylvania National Guard.
The Georgia National Guard Small Arms Readiness and Training Section hosts the 10th Andrew Sullens State Marksmanship Competition Aug. 25 – 29, 2024, at Fort Stewart, Georgia. The competition promotes marksmanship skills, lethal readiness, and training camaraderie, and offers servicemembers an opportunity to test their marksmanship skills and weapon systems in a highly competitive and...
10th Mountain DIVARTY hosts the Season of Saint Barbara and the Saint Barbara’s Ball for Field Artillery and Air Defense Artillery Officers, NCOs, and Soldiers across the 10th Mountain Division from January 22-26, 2024. Traditionally, as a part of the ball festivities, accomplished members of the Field Artillery, Air Defense Artillery, and their spouses are inducted into the Order of Saint...
The Hawaii Army National Guard's 111th Army Band held a change of command and retirement ceremony where Chief Warrant Officer 5 Curtis Y. Hiyane after 28 years in command of the unit and 43 years of service, relinquished command to Warrant OfficerClement K. Zhang.
Bco. 112th Signal Battalion, 528th Special Operations BDE, conducts a validation exercise to determine unit readiness prior to upcoming deployments
