Off the coast of Oregon and Washington sits the Cascadia Subduction Zone that stretches 600 miles from northern California to British Columbia. Scientists have predicted that the CSZ could erupt at any moment and when it does, it will be the nation’s largest calamity ever.
“When the Cascadia Subduction Zone does rupture, it will result in a catastrophe like nothing we have ever seen,” said Maj. Gen. Bret Daugherty, commander,...
Camaraderie, hard work and efficiency are words that accurately describe the 284th Air Support Operations Squadron. The morning of June 3, they began their annual Viking Challenge, a series of tasks Airmen accomplish to evaluate their skills as tactical air control party personnel and joint terminal attack controllers at Smoky Hill Weapons Range.
July 6 was a highly anticipated day for Pokémon enthusiasts across the country with the release of the game Pokémon Go. The new game uses a Smartphone GPS and camera to allow players to catch Pokémon in the surrounding area.
As the second hand of a watch ticks one tock, the Department of Defense networks have been probed 70 times, all with the hope of stealing information or intruding into our network and systems. The 184th Intelligence Wing is adding another cyberdefense capability to the DoD arsenal with the activation of the 127th Cyber Operations Squadron April 1. The 127th COS will be one of 68 cyber protection teams that the DoD recently created to...
Commanders and chief master sergeants assigned to the 184th Intelligence Wing attended a four-hour class designed to familiarize them with expectations and responsibilities while interacting with the media at McConnell Air Force Base, March 22. The class was presented by the Adjutant General’s Public Affairs Department, 184th IW Public Affairs and included a two-person panel by local media.
The 299th Network Operations Security Squadron began migrating users and computers from the Air National Guard Enterprise Network to the Air Force’s network in September 2014.
