153rd Airlift Wing, Wyoming Air National Guard

153 AW Vision Statement

A united military organization of empowered individuals building on our proud tradition of serving country, state and community; leaning forward, ready to meet combat and peacetime challenges throughout the world.

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243rd ATC more than controllers

Wyoming Guard recognizes outstanding members

Lt. Gen. McDew visits 153 AW Airmen

153 SFS train for active shooter

Civil Support Team achieves 97 percent rating

Wyo. Cowboy ChalleNGe class begins Oct. 7

153rd Logistics Readiness Squadron commander receives award

U.S. Forest Service deactivates MAFFS operations

NIFC reduces MAFFS C-130 support

Air National Guard Headlines

Guard and Reserve members learn to be ‘masters of networking’ at Alabama seminar

Champagne named new Missouri Air National Guard assistant adjutant general

NSTAR bases utility recovery operations at Massachusetts Military Reservation

Col. Michael Bank takes command of the 107th Operations Group

"I will revolutionize the way people look at Chaplains"

Community organizations send their thanks!

Multiple DoD agencies pull together to resurrect historic Remagen Drop Zone

What's with these Guard guys!???

Tamborski named 2012 Missouri Air Guard Senior NCO of the Year

The Guard and Reserve Network hosts 'elevator pitch' workshop

Wyoming Military Department

153 AW Mission Statement

The 153rd Airlift Wing will organize, train and equip a force capable of conducting effective and sustained operations in support of our national, state and community objectives. Our primary mission is to provide combat airlift to our state and nation.

153rd Airlift Wing Leadership

      Colonel                    Colonel              Chief Master Sgt.
Stephen Rader      Michael Taheri     Nancy Breckenridge
Commander       Vice Commander    Command Chief

Inside 153rd Wing