Col. Michael J. Jewell, commander of the 501st Combat Support Wing, delivers a Spouse Appreciation Day message recognizing the strength, resilience and support military spouses provide to Airmen, families and the Pathfinder mission across the wing.
U.S. Air Force Col. Michael Jewell, 501st Combat Support Wing commander, speaks during an all-call at RAF Fairford, England, July 27, 2026. Wing leadership discussed priorities and reinforced the importance of readiness. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Adam Enbal)
STAVANGER, Norway — Bright colored pins dot a map hanging inside the 426th Air Base Squadron Traffic Management Office. Scattered across Norway, they illustrate the scope of the team's logistics mission that extends far beyond Stavanger.
While many logistics units focus on supporting a single installation, the 426th ABS Logistics Flight supports military organizations operating throughout Norway. The team works with U.S. and Norwegian partners to coordinate transportation, customs clearance and cargo movements for a wide range of missions, including Navy underwater research projects, Marine Corps equipment programs and joint military exercises. The flight also serves as Norway’s Personal Property Shipping Office and Vehicle...
While many logistics units focus on supporting a single installation, the 426th ABS Logistics Flight supports military organizations operating throughout Norway. The team works with U.S. and Norwegian partners to coordinate transportation, customs clearance and cargo movements for a wide range of missions, including Navy underwater research projects, Marine Corps equipment programs and joint military exercises.
