Potential pay and personnel process changes planned

The Air Force plans to allow Airmen to have greater control over some personnel and pay processes planned for the next few years; but they will have to complete a few steps to get there first, according to officials at Air Force Reserve Command.The Air Force Integrated Personnel and Pay System will

Long Ranger Roundup: May in Photos

Reserve Citizen Airmen of the 307th Bomb Wing had a busy May. They participated in a bomber task force alongside members of the 2nd Bomb Wing, showed off innovative strategies and pushed hard on recruitment efforts at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas.

Civic leaders see innovations during 307th Bomb Wing tour

307th Force Support Squadron takes on Silver Flag exercise

Thirty days and 2,000 people. Those were the numbers hanging over the heads of the 307th Force Support Squadron services flight during a Silver Flag exercise at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia from May 7-14.

Giving back: 307th Civil Engineer Squadron furthers Camp Kamassa

Reserve Citizen Airmen assigned to the 307th Civil Engineer Squadron gained essential hands-on experience and aided the local community here by helping to construct Camp Kamassa, a strategically designed, 326-acre camp for children and adults with special needs.

Long Ranger Roundup: April in photos

Reserve Citizen Airmen trained hard during the month of April. The 307th Civil Engineer Squadron held a four-day unit training assembly, taking part in a bivouac and advanced tactics. The 307th Medical Squadron performed its first-ever Ready EAGLE exercise working closely with the 2nd Medical Group

10th Air Force holds annual commanders and command chiefs conference

Senior leaders from around 10th Air Force converged on Fort Worth, Texas, to attend a conference specifically for commanders and command chiefs, April 20-23.

Team Barksdale medical units test readiness

The 307th Medical Squadron teamed up with their active-duty counterparts in the 2nd Medical Group to complete Ready EAGLE, or readiness exercise and assessments in a goal-oriented learning environment here April 19-23.Ready Eagle is an initiative of the Air Force Medical Service designed to enhance

Airman finds purpose in tragic events of 9/11

Young Dylan Lecce stared out the window of a Manhattan classroom and watched his city burn.  A native of the Bowery in New York, Lecce, stared in wide-eyed wonder as his 8-year-old mind tried to process the terrorist attacks of 9/11 that unfolded before him. The confusion of that event, ironically,

Worried About basic military training? 307th Bomb Wing offers road map for success

Once trainees step off the bus at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas for basic military training they are expected to internalize a lot of new information in a short period while their mental and physical fitness limits are being tested.So new recruits in the 307th Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base,