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  • Guard members honored at Retiree Plaque dedication ceremony

    More than 50 former members of the Kentucky Air National Guard were honored here April 18 when a plaque bearing their names was unveiled in front of the 123rd Airlift Wing's Lt. Gen. John B. Conaway Headquarters Building.The black granite plaque is the newest addition to a monument that honors

  • The challenges of life are like navigating a river

    Life, and the challenges it tosses our way, is like navigating a river. Sometimes it is calm and smooth sailing, and at other times it's like being in the middle of white water.How we approach these situations can predict the outcome that is experienced. At all times we have control of our thoughts,

  • 123rd Airlift Wing welcomes 9-year-old boy fighting cancer

    Members of the Kentucky Air National Guard welcomed a 9-year-old boy with cancer to the base April 18 as aircraft from around the world prepared to perform in the Thunder Over Louisville air show.Dawson Barr, accompanied by his sister, mother and father, toured the flight line with Chief Master Sgt.

  • Airmen take home four awards in National Guard Bureau PA contest

    Airmen from the 123rd Airlift Wing Public Affairs Office earned four awards of excellence in the 2014 National Guard Bureau Media Contest, officials announced Feb. 1.Senior Airman Joshua Horton took first place in the feature photo category for his coverage of retiring Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Patrick

  • PA team earns three awards from National Guard Bureau

    Members of the 123rd Airlift Wing Public Affairs team took home three awards in the 2013 National Guard Bureau Media Contest, which recognizes the best work of hundreds of public affairs professionals across the Air National Guard.Staff Sgt. Vicky Spesard won second place in the news division for an

  • President Obama arrives at Kentucky Air Guard Base

    President Barack Obama arrived here April 2 aboard Air Force One as part of a visit to Louisville to discuss job creation in the technology sector.After stepping off Air Force One, Obama traveled downtown to address a gathering of employees and guests at Indatus, a Louisville company that