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  • Retirees pose for photo on flight line.

    Secret Squirrels remain unstoppable

    It seems nothing can stop the Secret Squirrels.When they launched Operation Senior Surprise from Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana on Jan. 16, 1991 to begin Operation Desert Storm, these Airmen
  • Close up shot of Airman giving a briefing. Light from the overhead projector reflects off his face.

    307th MSG launches new mentorship program

    Two Airmen from the 307th Mission Support Group launched a new mentorship program here Jan. 10 to improve the efficiency of every Reserve Citizen Airman in the 307th Bomb Wing and help them pave a clear path towards career development.
  • Photo of Airman with mask looking to his left

    307th Bomb Wing honors New York City deployers

    The 307th Medical Squadron awarded the Armed Forces Service Medal to nine of its Reserve Citizen Airmen during an award ceremony here Sunday to recognize their efforts during the first wave of the
  • Photo of Airman looking at jet with the words "January Enlisted Promotions" overlaid.

    307th Bomb Wing announces January enlisted promotions

    The 307th Bomb Wing announced the following Reserve Citizen Airmen were promoted to the rank indicated below effective Jan. 1, 2021.Senior Master Sgt. Curtis DowneyMaster Sgt. Michael SullivanMaster
  • Airman is silhouetted while loading a bomb.

    Long Ranger Roundup: 2020 in photos

    The 307th Bomb Wing wrapped up another busy year. Despite pandemics and hurricanes, the Reserve Citizen Airmen of the unit found a way to get the training completed. Their efforts took them around the globe, assuring our NATO partners and deterring potential bad actors. Back at Barksdale, the B-52 Formal Training Unit never missed a beat, graduating every class on time, thanks to the diligent work of instructors and maintainers.
  • Reserve Citizen Airmen and loved ones with the 514th Air Mobility Wing, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., and the 459th Air Refueling Wing, Joint Base Andrews, Md. participate in the first fully-virtual Air Force Reserve Command Yellow Ribbon Program event, October 24 to 25, 2020.

    Virtual or in-person: Yellow Ribbon events benefit deploying Airmen and their loved ones

    Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, the success of the Air Force Reserve Yellow Ribbon Program could be summarized by one key statistic—more than 95 percent of attendees said Yellow Ribbon events benefited their family. This success was built on in-person events where deployers, their loved ones, leaders and subject-matter experts gathered in a conference-like setting for two days of training, education and networking on people-centric topics related to Reserve deployments. But when coronavirus shut down most military travel, the Yellow Ribbon team was forced to change their ways.
  • Picture of Headquarters AFRC A1RZ resiliency coin and text "AFRC Wingman Saves Program" with blue to black gradient color in the background.

    Command stands up Wingman Saves Program to promote crisis intervention

    Air Force Reserve Command is implementing the Wingman Saves program, an intervention program aimed at recognizing Reserve Citizen Airmen who take the steps necessary to identify and assist those with at-risk behaviors.

  • Scobee highlights Reserve contributions, future priorities

    Lt. Gen. Richard Scobee, chief of the Air Force Reserve and commander of Air Force Reserve Command, highlighted the contributions of the more than 70,000 Reserve Citizen Airmen during an extremely busy 2020 and shared the Air Force Reserve future priorities during the Reserve Forces Policy Board’s quarterly meeting December 9. Throughout his speech, Scobee underscored the Air Force Reserve’s ability to deliver 20% of the Air Force’s overall operational and strategic capability with just 3% of the budget. He focused on the essential work Reserve Citizen Airmen accomplished with regard to the Department of Defense COVID-19 response and natural disaster support during 2020.
  • Graphic of Christmas tree with words December Enlisted Promotions

    307th Bomb Wing announces enlisted promotions

    The 307th Bomb Wing is pleased to announce the following Reserve Citizen Airmen have been promoted to the rank indicated below, effective Dec. 1, 2020.Airman First Class Ashlynn ReevesAirman First
  • To continue minimizing close contact among personnel during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and ensure units and personnel are fully ready to resume, physical fitness testing has been delayed from October to January 2021. Testing in January will proceed without obtaining waist, height and weight measurements.

    Department of the Air Force moves Physical Fitness Assessments to April 2021, removes waist measurement from composite score permanently

    To ensure social distancing practices remain in place during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and to give Airmen and Space Professionals time to prepare, testing was delayed from October to January and is now further delayed to April.
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