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  • Freedom Memorial dedication set

    The dedication of the Freedom Memorial, the last memorial at the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park, will take place in a ceremony commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11, at 10 a.m., Sept. 10, in Cody.The Freedom Memorial will honor the sacrifices of those who have died in military service in the various military conflicts since the Vietnam War. It

  • Wyoming Air National Guard celebrates 65 years

    The Wyoming Air National Guard is marking its 65th Anniversary with reunion activities Aug. 4-6, at the Air National Guard base, 217 Dell Range Blvd., Cheyenne.The Wyoming Air National Guard was first organized in a small hangar on the southwest side of Cheyenne Municipal Airport, as the Army Air Forces' highly decorated 402nd Fighter Squadron. The

  • Wyoming Air Power ground forces go to work

    Inside of the classroom at the Wyoming Air National Guard's fire station, lay the guts of the Air Power Air Show's hub designed to deal with a multitude of disasters or emergency situations. The emergency operations center for the air show stretched across the room filled with computers, phones, radios and live video feeds from the show. It's where

  • WyANG airshow draws thousands

    An estimated 10,000 spectators attended the 2011 Air Power Airshow at the Wyo. Air National Guard Base, Cheyenne Regional Airport July 27.People from around the country, and around the world, came to see the Thunderbirds, a variety of aerial demonstrations and static displays showcasing historical and current aircraft.Phil and Kathy Joubert came

  • Kids Corner added to Wyo. Air National Guard air show

    The Wyoming Air National Guard's free Military Air and Ground Show is back this year, on July 27, with an amazing display of military air and ground power.The free air show is focused on the family and will feature a Kids Corner which will include the Fry Fun Farms Petting Zoo, United States Air Force Academy Falconry Team, climbing wall and bouncy
  • Col. Stephen E. Rader (left) assumes command of the 153rd Airlift Wing, Wyoming Air National Guard, July 9, 2011. Brig. Gen. Donald A. Haught (right), Assistant Adjutant General-Air, Wyoming National Guard, was the presiding officer of the ceremony. Haught presents the unit flag to Rader as a symbolic gesture in front of the entire unit in order for all who attend to witness their new leader assume his dutiful position.(U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Paul Mann)(Released)

    153rd Airlift Wing command changes

    Col. Steve Rader assumed command of the Wyoming National Guard's 153rd Airlift Wing in a ceremony Saturday at the Wyoming Air National Guard base.Rader assumed command from Col. Dennis Grunstad. Grunstad will be assigned to Wyoming Military Department Joint Force Headquarters, in Cheyenne.The 153rd Airlift Wing is composed of 12 H-model C-130

  • WyANG members work on reservation

    Members of the 153rd Civil Engineering Squadron continue construction affiliated with St. Michaels Association for Special Education (SMASE) on the Navajo Nation, in Arizona.SMASE is included in the National Guard's Innovative Readiness Training (IRT)program, a civil military affairs program linking military units with civilian communities for

  • Wyo. National Guard activated to support flood mitigation

    Five teams consisting of 23 Wyoming National Guard members each deployed from around the state to help first responders and local emergency workers with sandbagging operations in several Wyoming communities including Carbon/Albany county area, Fremont county/Wind River Reservation area, and Lincoln/Teton county area, however this may change.The

  • Margaret Jasman selected for Extra Mile Award - Air

    Margaret Jasman, retired Senior Master Sergeant, from the Wyoming Air National Guard's 153rd Airlift Wing, was selected for the Extra Mile Award - Air.She will be recognized at the National Guard Bureau National Volunteer Workshop in July. This award is presented to one Army and one Air Guard retiree who distinguishes themselves with outstanding

  • Camp Guernsey activity increases during summer

    The Wyoming National Guard's Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center will increase its activities during the next several months.Approximately 44 units will be training with more than 5,000 Soldiers, Airmen, Highway Patrol and Civil Air Patrol cadets from around Wyoming, and numerous states to include: Wisconsin, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska,
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