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  • 103rd MDG Commander leads COVID-19 response in civilian role

    Tractor-trailers began arriving at the Connecticut Convention Center shortly after 7:00 a.m. Saturday, April 11, and Connecticut Army and Air National Guardsmen quickly began the task of setting up over 600 beds for potential hospital surge capacity for patients recovering from COVID-19.Leading the

  • Connecticut Guardsmen go on State Active Duty, respond to COVID-19

    The National Guard has a dual mission: to serve the nation during federal activations anywhere in the world and to serve the state during state-side emergencies. So, when the COVID-19 virus pandemic began to spread throughout the state of Connecticut, members of the Connecticut National Guard

  • 103rd Airmen aim to inspire girls

    Children lined up inside the New England Air Museum to participate in the “Women Take Flight” event held Saturday, March 7, 2020 in Windsor Locks, Conn. The event, which is a celebration of Women’s History Month and women in aerospace, brought women from different military branches and aerospace

  • 103rd LRS supplies readiness

    From pens and pencils, to uniforms and chemical gear, to any part found on a C-130 Hercules, the 103rd Logistics Readiness Squadron’s base supply component provides everything Bradley needs to get the job done.

  • The 103rd and 143rd fly together

    On a particularly rare occasion, Bradley’s 118th Airlift Squadron took a break from routine training and teamed up with the 143rd Airlift Squadron to fly “H” and “J” model C-130s together in a five-ship formation.

  • Connecticut Airmen learn MHFA, support resilience

    Members of the Air Force, across the active duty, Guard and Reserve, have been tasked with developing initiatives to support mental fitness and increase resilience. The Connecticut Air National Guard recently hosted a Mental Health First Aid Certification Course in coordination with the Healthy

  • Vehicle maintainers keep 103rd AW moving

    This isn’t your typical vehicle service garage.Inside the vehicle maintenance facility at Bradley Air National Guard Base, 103rd Logistics Readiness Squadron Airmen work diligently on government vehicles from various organizations, including security forces and aerospace ground equipment.