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  • Mullaney concludes 24-year career in Air Guard, USAF

    Col. Neil Mullaney was honorably retired from the Armed Forces during a ceremony held in his honor Feb. 2 at the 123rd Airlift Wing, closing out a military career spanning more than 24 years of dedicated service to the Air Force and Kentucky Air National Guard.Hundreds of friends, family and

  • 123rd Airlift Wing wins four national awards in public affairs

    Airmen assigned to the 123rd Airlift Wing Public Affairs Office have won four first-place awards in the 2012 National Guard Bureau Media Contest, officials announced Feb. 14.The highly competitive event, which recognizes the best work of public affairs professionals across the National Guard,

  • Roy named Kentucky Air Guard's First Sergeant of the Year

    Master Sgt. Kevin Roy of the 123rd Security Forces Squadron has been named the Kentucky Air National Guard's Outstanding First Sergeant of the Year for 2013.As first sergeant, Roy provides oversight and guidance to more than 85 Security Forces Airmen, assisting with any pay, personal and family

  • AMC Commander tours Kentucky Air National Guard

    The new commander of Air Mobility Command visited the Kentucky Air National Guard here Feb. 5 to learn more about the mission of the 123rd Airlift Wing.Gen. Paul J. Selva, who assumed command of AMC Nov. 30, attended a mission briefing and visited with Airmen from multiple Kentucky units, including

  • Huynh named Honor Guard member of the year for 123rd Airlift Wing

    Master Sgt. Bao Huynh of the 123rd Force Support Squadron has been named the Kentucky Air National Guard's Outstanding Honor Guard Member of the Year for 2013.A 14-year veteran of the Air National Guard, Huynh had always admired the Honor Guard for its commitment to excellence, and he jumped at the

  • Kentucky Air Guard supports Patriot missile movement to Turkey

    Members of the Kentucky Air National Guard's 123rd Airlift Wing played a key role in the movement of three Patriot missile batteries and more than two million pounds of support equipment to Turkey earlier this month.Twenty Airmen from the wing's 123rd Contingency Response Group, augmented by members

  • Kentucky Air Guard supports presidential inauguration

    Nine members of the Kentucky Air National Guard deployed to the nation's capital over the past week to provide lodging and food services for hundreds of Guardsmen operating in direct support of President Barack Obama's inauguration.The Kentucky Airmen, all assigned to the Louisville-based 123rd