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  • 403rd Wing Airmen promoted

    The 403rd Wing announces the promotions of our Reserve Citizen Airmen for February and March 2024.

  • Maintainers foster "Warrior Ethos" by revisiting history

    In 2022, the chief of Air Force Reserve and commander of Air Force Reserve Command, Lt. Gen. John Healy released Task Order 2022, which prioritized readiness and transformation. He charged commanders to cultivate unit cohesiveness and a combat mentality and develop Airmen with a warrior ethos

  • Command Chief holds SNCO all call

    Chief Master Sgt. David Jackson, 403rd Wing command chief, holds an open forum all call with Senior Non-Commissioned Officers of the 403rd Wing to discuss current events, upcoming news, and then opened it up to the floor on ways to assist improvements on training and engaging lower ranking Airmen in

  • Key Spouse Program enhances readiness, resiliency

    The Air Force Key Spouse Program was created to support families during separation while building stronger communication between leadership, spouses, and family members. Their goal is to enhance readiness and create a community.

  • Family Care Plans Ensure Military Readiness

    The U.S. Air Force understands that each military family is unique, with its own set of challenges and dynamics, which is why Airmen are required to complete a Family Care Plan.

  • Trash to Treasure: Reserve Citizen Airmen, rescue dog bring joy to community

    Maj. C.W. Lemoine, the 403rd Wing's new Inspector General of Complaints, and his rescue husky Luna have been spreading cheer to their community this holiday season. When the major isn’t investigating and resolving complaints for wing Airmen, he volunteers 40 to 50 hours a month, with his therapy

  • Tips to manage holiday stress

    The holiday season is a time for celebrations, family, and friends, but can also be a stressful time of year.From finances to anticipating family conflicts, and everything in between, the holidays are overwhelming for many people.According to Katie Coffman, 403rd Wing’s director of psychological