153rd Airlift Wing, Wyoming Air National Guard

153 AW Vision Statement

A united military organization of empowered individuals building on our proud tradition of serving country, state and community; leaning forward, ready to meet combat and peacetime challenges throughout the world.

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MAFFS II training conducted at the Wyoming Air Guard

Wyo. Air National Guard Recruiting and Retention members recognized as outstanding

Where the friendly skies began

The Honorable Daniel B. Ginsberg visits WyANG Airmen

U.S. Air Force announce local cuts to Wyoming Air National Guard

Aviation history: Wyoming's impact 1

Yellow Ribbon Program reintegration event scheduled for recently returned troops

What would you do?

Two Wyoming Air National Guard units receive top national awards

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Warthog layover: Afghanistan-bound 188th A-10s make stop in Azores

Kentucky Air Guard supports Critical Care Air Transport Team course

102nd Logistics Readiness Squadron earns 'EXCELLENT' inspection rating

There is a new recruiter in town!

International Denim Day

2012 Executive Safety Summit

Maryland Air National Guard member awarded the Air Force Cross for “extraordinary heroism”

Command Chief Master Sergeant of the Air National Guard visits Vermont Air National Guard

Wisconsin Air Guardsman looks to hit stride during National Guard Marathon try-out

Wyoming Military Department

153 AW Mission Statement

The 153rd Airlift Wing will organize, train and equip a force capable of conducting effective and sustained operations in support of our national, state and community objectives. Our primary mission is to provide combat airlift to our state and nation.

153rd Airlift Wing Leadership

       Colonel                       Colonel              Chief Master Sgt.
Stephen Rader             Paul Lyman      Nancy Breckenridge
Commander          Vice Commander     Command Chief

Inside 153rd Wing