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103rd CIVIL ENGINEER SQUADRON RETURNS HOME FROM AFGHANISTAN

103rd CIVIL ENGINEER SQUADRON RETURNS HOME FROM AFGHANISTAN

AIRMEN RETURN HOME FROM AFGHANISTAN

TWO SQUADRONS FROM THE CONNECTICUT AIR NATIONAL GUARD TO DEPLOY TO SOUTHWEST ASIA

NEW FACILITY TO BE DEDICATED FOR THE 103rd AIRLIFT WING IN EAST GRANBY, CONNECTICUT

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Connecticut Air National Guard unit recognizes 2011 top performers

Connecticut unit receives warm send off prior to deployment

Connecticut Air National Guard’s Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year finishes 16 months on the road

Connecticut's AOG reaches 100th deployment milestone

Joint Freedom Salute Honors Connecticut Airmen, Soldiers

Connecticut Air Guardsmen Give Blood, Support Community

Getting Hosed Has Never Been as Much Fun

Connecticut Air Guard's Flying Yankees return home from overseas

Deployed Connecticut Airmen get a lift, in spirit and back home

Connecticut Air Guard's Flying Yankees cut 2011's fourth ribbon

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Military provide health services to Alabama residents

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

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B-1 aircrews make history by employing laser JDAMS

AF selects emerging leader program participants

Airman found dead at Fairchild

Single staffing tool goes Air Force wide  1

Security forces NCO becomes ninth female to earn sniper qualification

Fuels flight wins Air Force award

Survey allows Airmen to speak frankly to leaders

World War II veterans greeted, honored during visit to nation's capital

Panetta orders Air Force to take further steps on F-22  8

EOD air commando receives fourth Bronze Star  1

Breaking NewsConnecticut's AOG reaches 100th deployment milestone
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This month's highlights include: - ACS Celebrated During Formal Send-Off - Wing’s Cream of the Crop Recognized - DoD’s Safe Helpline Hits One-Year Anniversary - and much more...
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Connecticut's Air Guardsmen support Special Olympics

103rd SFS excels at Patriot Defender training

103rd proctors students through NOCTI

103rd Donates ‘Tools for the Trade’

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The 103rd Airlift Wing Mission is to train, organize, and equip personnel to provide an operationally-ready component of the militia to:
  • Deploy and employ as directed in support of national objectives
  • Support the office of the governor and provide resources in emergencies
  • Participate proactively in programs benefiting the community and its members
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Happy Holidays from the 103rd Airlift Wing Vice Commander

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East Granby: 
1-800-992-4793
100 Nicholson Road
East Granby, CT 06026 

Orange: 
1-800-582-5509
206 Boston Post Road
Orange, CT 06477

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