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  • Air Force, Army, Navy Personnel Participate in Joint Training

    Members of the 41st Aerial Port Squadron and other Air Force, Army and Navy units teamed up for a joint training scenario called GRIP III Breaking Barriers Jan. 5-7 here and at the Gulfport Combat Readiness Training Center – Battlefield Airman Center, Mississippi.

  • Wellness for mission success -- preserve health

    Physical health is at the core of a person’s ability to complete their mission. If they are injured or sick, or exhausted, they might be able to show up and do work, but their effectiveness will be diminished.

  • Airman Spotlight: Senior Airman LaToya Lee

    Senior Airman LaToya Lee is a paralegal with the 403rd Wing Judge Advocate office. In her civilian role she is a U.S. bankruptcy case manager in charge of managing cases filed in federal courts from start to finish and is also a courtroom deputy.

  • Hurricane Hunters fly first winter storm of 2018

    The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron “Hurricane Hunters” flew their first winter storm mission of the year today in connection with the nor’easter currently off the Atlantic Coast of the United States.

  • 403rd Wing looks back on 2017 achievements

    Preparedness is not merely a state of readiness, but a theme 403rd Wing leadership and members focused on throughout 2017. Overall, this was a busy year that showcased the excellence, achievements and preparedness of the 403rd Wing in supporting the Air Force Reserve mission. Here are 10 highlights

  • Prop shop keeps air flowing

    Staff Sgt. John Douglas, 403rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron propulsion technician, reinstalls a compressor variable guide vane actuator, which controls air flow to the engine of a WC-130J Super Hercules aircraft, at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, Dec. 19, 2017. The 403rd AMXS maintains the

  • Advisor serves as career guidebook

    A hiker who climbs a mountain without a guidebook could probably still reach the summit, but they might run into obstacles they could have avoided or miss things like shortcuts and unique landmarks. Career assistance advisors are like a guidebook. They can help Airmen avoid obstacles, find the