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  • To help Airmen who may be struggling or those who just need to talk, the 944th Fighter Wing’s Director of Psychological Health is at the ready to address mental health concerns faced by these Airmen and their families.

    Military Mental Health

    To help Airmen who may be struggling or those who just need to talk, the 944th Fighter Wing’s Director of Psychological Health is at the ready to address mental health concerns faced by these Airmen and their families.
  • Barbara Barrett was easily confirmed by the Senate Oct. 16, to be the 25th Secretary of the Air Force. As an experienced pilot, former ambassador and senior government official, Barrett was praised for her wide experience and long history with aviation and the United States military. (U.S. Air Force file photo by Wayne Clark)

    Senate confirms Barrett to be Air Force secretary

    The 85 to 7 vote makes Barbara Barrett the third consecutive woman confirmed to lead the Air Force and its 685,000 total force Airmen. Barrett replaces Heather Wilson who resigned in May. Undersecretary Matthew Donovan served as acting secretary in the interim.
  • Air Force observes National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

    Air Force observes National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

    The awareness month is a collaborative effort between the Department of Defense, along with the Department of Homeland Security and its public and private partners. It is up to the total force to stay vigilant, keep learning and be ready for any potential cyber threat.
  • From humble beginnings as the 944th Troup Carrier Group at March AFB, Ca., the 944th has answered this nation’s call for nearly six decades. Though our mission has changed, our commitment to excellence has never wavered. Today we celebrate our 25th year as the 944th Fighter Wing, and we are proud of our many years of faithful service to this country. Our mission is to forge combat Airmen to fly, fight and win. We are a unit of elite Reserve Citizen Airmen – engaged, ready, and resilient. The 944th Fighter Wing boasts more than 2,200 members in five groups, 14 squadrons, two detachments, two flights and five locations spanning the country.

    944th FW celebrates 25 years

    From humble beginnings as the 944th Troup Carrier Group at March AFB, Ca., the 944th has answered this nation’s call for nearly six decades. Though our mission has changed, our commitment to excellence has never wavered. Today we celebrate our 25th year as the 944th Fighter Wing, and we are proud of our many years of faithful service to this
  • A medical technician reaches to help his fallen comrade during a scenario at the 2019 Medical Rodeo at Melrose Air Force Range, N.M., Sept. 19, 2019. The Medic Rodeo is designed to test the skills of air force medical technicians in both deployed and home installation environments. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Michael Washburn)

    Luke medics place in worldwide competition

    The 944th Fighter Wing’s team was honored to represent all of Air Force Reserve Command and took third place in the competition. The five-man team comprised of Citizen Airmen from the 944th Medical and Aeromedical Staging Squadrons were first-time participants and brought unique skill sets and experience to the competition.
  • Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein acknowledges congratulations after finishing the Air Force Half Marathon Sept. 21, 2019 at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. Goldfein’s shirt honored the Special Tactics Memorial March earlier this year that paid tribute to Staff Sgt. Dylan Elchin a Special Tactics combat controller who was killed in Afghanistan in 2018. His hat carried a SERE instructor logo that was given to him during a visit to Fairchild AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Scott Ash)

    Goldfein emphasizes fitness by walking (actually, running) the walk

    By the time he finished 13.1 miles later, the 59-year-old Goldfein was able to claim a personal achievement and something larger – a hard to miss statement from the highest levels about the critical role fitness plays in assuring that the Air Force meets every mission, every time and everywhere.
  • Chief Master Sgt. Tim White, Air Force Reserve Command command chief, discusses preparing the enlisted force for the future fight during the Air Force Association Air, Space and Cyber Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, Sept. 16, 2019. The ASC Conference is a professional development forum that offers the opportunity for Department of Defense personnel to participate in forums, speeches, seminars and workshops. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Anthony Nelson Jr.)

    Air Force Reserve takes center stage at AFA conference

    AFRC leaders played a prominent role during the conference as Lt. Gen. Richard Scobee, chief of the Air Force Reserve and AFRC commander, led discussions on “Using the Competitive Edge to Train How We Fight,” and Chief Master Sgt. Timothy White Jr., AFRC command chief master sergeant, joined a panel on “Building Enlisted Leaders.”
  • Airmen from the 944th receive the same training and perform the same duties as their active duty counterparts.

    Total Force Enterprise in QA

    The 56th Maintenance Group QA houses 65 personnel, including four air reserve technicians, one Active Guard/Reserve, and four traditional reservists from the 944th Fighter Wing making it a model for Total Force Integration and Total Force Enterprise. Airmen from the 944th receive the same training and perform the same duties as their active duty counterparts.
  • Senior Airman James Boehm is a Reservist serving with the 924th Maintenance Squadron and works as a conventional maintenance technician. In other words, he builds bombs for a living.

    Saving lives and building bombs

    Senior Airman James Boehm is a Reservist serving with the 924th Maintenance Squadron and works as a conventional maintenance technician. In other words, he builds bombs for a living.
  • Be there, be aware: help prevent suicide

    Col. Boehle talks resiliency

    Air Force Individual Reservists are the absolute best our nation has to offer.  They have unlimited opportunities to serve in an extremely flexible status that provides valuable skills to their organization while building and sustaining their warfighting skills. An individual reservist’s unit has operational control for their members and is the
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