Kansas Airman Supports Wildfire Suppression Mission

184th Wing

McConnell AFB, KS, US

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Airman 1st Class Darigan Brown

Staff Sgt. John Macera

Master Sgt. Matthew Mccoy

Airman 1st Class Dan Munoko

1st Lt. Samantha Root

Master Sgt. Joseph Thompson

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Kansas Airman Supports Wildfire Suppression Mission

02.25.2026 | Photo by Staff Sgt. John Macera

U.S. Air National Guard Tech. Sgt. Chase Garza, assigned to the 184th Wing, Kansas Air National Guard, works with a joint-service team as a crew...

184th Wing, Kansas Colleges Partner to Grow Cyber...

02.11.2026 | Photo by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

The 184th Wing, Kansas Air National Guard, and the Kansas Association of Community Colleges proclaimed a strategic partnership Feb. 11, 2026, to...

Sentry South 26.1

01.23.2026 | Photo by Staff Sgt. John Macera

A U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor aircraft assigned to the 1st Fighter Wing, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, takes off from the Savannah Combat...

Kansas and Idaho TACPs Train for Precision Strike

12.18.2025 | Photo by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

U.S. Air National Guard Tactical Control Party Airmen from the 284th Air Support Operations Squadron coordinate close air support with A-10...

184th Wing Point Defense Battle Lab Members...

12.10.2025 | Photo by Airman 1st Class Darigan Brown

Members of the 184th Wing Point Defense Battle Lab practice flight maneuvers during their inaugural evaluation to become operator and instructor...

Exercise Tinman

05.22.2025 | Photo by Master Sgt. Matthew Mccoy

A U.S. Air Force Security Forces specialist engages opposition forces at the Crisis City compound during Exercise Tinman at Smoky Hill Air...

Canadian Armed Forces Awards Kansas ANG Unit with...

10.01.2024 | Photo by Master Sgt. Matthew Mccoy

Maj. Gen. John Errington, commander of the Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Centre, addresses the audience during a ceremony whereby the...

ANG Command Chief Maurice Williams visits 184th Wing

04.01.2023 | Photo by Master Sgt. Matthew Mccoy

From left, Col. Joe Dessenberger, vice commander, 184th Wing; Col. Steve Smart, commander, 184th Wing; Chief Master Sgt. Maurice Williams, command...

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184th Wing Airman Leads Wildland Fire Suppression...

02.26.2026 | Story by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

As wildland fires tore across western Kansas in February, Tech. Sgt. Chase Garza, an airman assigned to the 184th Wing, Kansas Air National Guard,...

184th Wing, Kansas Colleges Partner to Grow Cyber...

02.12.2026 | Story by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

The 184th Wing, Kansas Air National Guard, and the Kansas Association of Community Colleges proclaimed a strategic partnership Feb. 11, 2026, to...

Air National Guard Warfighters Sharpen Combat...

02.09.2026 | Story by Staff Sgt. John Macera

Air National Guard, active-duty and joint-service Airmen participated in Sentry South 26.1 at the Savannah Combat Readiness Training Center,...

184th Wing Selected to Support Air Combat Command's...

01.08.2026 | Story by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

The 184th Wing has been selected to support Air Combat Command’s newly established Point Defense Battle Lab. The 184th Wing will support the...

Kansas, Idaho Air National Guard TACPs Conduct...

01.05.2026 | Story by 1st Lt. Samantha Root

Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Airmen from the 284th Air Support Operations Squadron, Kansas Air National Guard, and the 124th ASOS, Idaho Air...

Bamboo Jayhawk 25-1: Preparing for the Future Fight...

08.15.2025 | Story by 2nd Lt. Samantha Root

Airmen assigned to the 184th Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group administer long-range kill-chain methods and techniques during Exercise Bamboo Jayhawk 25-1at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas, June 7-10, 2025. Exercise Bamboo Jayhawk 25-1 integrated the intelligence gathering capabilities of the 184th ISRG and the command-and-control measures of the 134th Air Control Squadron to improve the timing and flow of information...