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  • 103rd Chapel Team Expands Capabilities

    Starting in January, the 103rd Airlift Wing chapel team began using a new versatile piece of equipment to expand their support capabilities to the Airmen in the unit.

  • Female Airman thrives despite doubt

    Female service in the U.S. military dates back to long before women were first legally allowed to enlist in 1917. In fact, as early as the beginning of the Revolutionary War in 1775, women were serving as nurses and cooks in military camps. However, it wasn’t until July 8, 1948, that the first

  • Women's History Spotlight: Senior Airman Corey Hume

    Senior Airman Corey Hume, a Command and Control Battle Management Operator assigned to the 103rd Air Control Squadron, discusses her experience in the Connecticut Air National Guard and what it means to her to be a female role model in the military.

  • Members of 103rd CES earn OSHA certification

    Members of the 103rd Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) partnered with industry safety experts recently to conduct Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training at Bradley Air National Guard Base in East Granby, Conn.

  • Sentry Savannah: 103rd ACS at the forefront

    From 900 miles away at the unit’s home station in Orange, Conn., the103rd ACS provided air control (radar) services for combat air operations in Savannah, Georgia during the Sentry Savannah 19-1 Large Force Exercise (LFE).

  • 103rd CES and Team Rubicon join forces during PATRIOT North 18

    The chaos of a natural disaster does not end immediately after a storm passes or the earth stops quaking; the discord continues into the relief phase as government and non-government organizations work together to rescue survivors and rebuild what has been destroyed.

  • Inside the 103rd Air Control Squadron

    The mission of the United States Air Force can be expressed in what has become a well-known mantra: ‘Fly, Fight, Win,’ but how is this phrase converted into action? Establishing air superiority and winning the air war begins with Airmen, such as those stationed with the 103rd Air Control Squadron in