166th Airlift Wing Base Honor Guard

166th Airlift Wing Base Honor Guard

The DANG Truth March 2012 cover page (one of three pages)

The DANG Truth March 2012 cover page (one of three pages)

Top 10 reasons to visit the 166th Airlift Wing Facebook page (Air Force courtesy graphic combined with design by Tech. Sgt. Benjamin Matwey)

Top 10 reasons to visit the 166th Airlift Wing Facebook page

Hometown News Release

Click here to access the online Hometown News Release submission form.

24th Air Force Shield (Color)

24th Air Force Shield (Color)

Feed your Piggy Bank

Finance experts suggest that understanding the time value of money may be the most important step in financial management. Guidance from a certified Personal Financial Counselor can explain the steps to help you better manage your finances. (artwork by David Stack/Torch Magazine, AETC)

Graphic of money

Graphic of money

Find us on Facebook

Find us on Facebook

Post 9/11 GI Bill

Post 9/11 GI Bill

Food guide pyramid becomes a food plate

A food plate is now used to illustrate healthy meal looks like and the basics the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. (Courtesy graphic)

Cyber Red Flag

Cyber Red Flag

Education

Air Force Graphic

C-130 cut out

A St. Joseph Missouri, 139th Airlift Wing, Mo. Air National Guard C-130 flying.

What matters more

MOODY AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. -- As the Air Force continues to crack down on DUIs, it is ultimately an Airman's decision to drink responsibly. The consequences of drinking and driving could cause Airmen to lose rank and possibly risk their career.(U.S. Air Force illustration/Airman 1st Class Douglas Ellis)(RELEASED)

Air National Guard fact sheet banner

Air National Guard fact sheet banner. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Andy Yacenda, Defense Media Activity-San Antonio)

Happy Holiday Banner

Happy Holiday Banner. Royalty-free graphic courtesyy of Classroom Clipart. Image is 6.4x2.75 @ 72 dpi.

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program logo.

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program logo for the DOD programs that help deploying members and their families during deployments. USAF Clipart created by: UNKNOWN - RELEASED

Social media sites

Air Education and Training Command officials authorized access to 29 social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Gmail, on government computers in April. Personnel must have their supervisor's authorization prior to accessing these sites and must follow Directive-Type Memorandum 09-026 and Air Force Instruction 33-129. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Senior Airman Tong Duong)

Piggy Bank

Finance experts suggest that understanding the time value of money may be the most important step in financial management. As such, let's become skilled at the concepts of financial responsibility, and then apply that same model to safety. (©RF/NOVA)

Prime Beef Logo

Prime Beef Logo. United States Air Force Civil Engineering (CE) Prime Beef seal (color)

Winter Safety Items

Putting together a winter safety kit for your car is essential to have in case of an emergency. Some of the items in the kit should be a cell phone with a charger, blankets and warm clothes, flashlight with extra batteries, first aid kit and a sack of sand or cat litter.

In Katrina's Wake

New Orleans Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (Alvin Callender Field), Belle Chasse, Louisiana, September 1, 2005 Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Louisiana and Mississippi on August 29, 2005 causing one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the United States. Air and Army National Guardsmen from across the country, along with state and local emergency responders and members of the active duty armed forces, poured into the Gulf Coast region to participate in a massive humanitarian relief effort. The entry point for much of the National Guard’s relief operations in Louisiana was the New Orleans Naval Air Station located immediately south of the Crescent City in the suburb of Belle Chasse. Beginning on September 1, 2005, Air National Guard C-130s and KC-135s airlifted equipment, supplies, food and military personnel into the airfield and began evacuating sick and injured civilians. Army National Guard helicopters and fixed wing aircraft also participated in relief operations from that installation. In addition to aircrews and planes, Air Guard rescue personnel and equipment as well as combat controllers, security forces, and civil engineering personnel deployed to Belle Chasse. They immediately began conducting rescue operations and building up the base infrastructure to support the huge influx of troops to the devastated Gulf Coast. Most of the National Guardsmen who deployed to the region, including those at the Naval Air Station, remained in state status under the legal control of their governors which enabled them to provide law enforcement support in affected areas when required. They deployed in accordance with Emergency Management Assistance Compacts that had been developed between many states well before Hurricane Katrina struck. By September 8, 2005, over 51,000 National Guardsmen were helping people along the Gulf Coast deal with the terrible devastation inflicted on them by Hurricane Katrina, making this the largest deployment for a domestic emergency in the history of the National Guard

Plane Device

Plane Device. Image created by Billy Smallwood, Defense Media Activity-San Antonio. Image is 8x6.5 inches @ 300 ppi.

Air Force Roundel (Color)

Air Force Roundel (Color). This roundel, also referred to as the National Star Insignia, is to be used in applications when camouflage is not required. The attached eps file is a vector illustration which can be enlarged to any size without loss of detail or image quality and the background is opaque. The colors are PMS representations of the paint color specifications as contained in TO 1-1-4.