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  • Heard to lead Medical Group

    Col. Henry "Hank" Heard has been named commander of the Kentucky Air National Guard's 123rd Medical Group, 123rd Airlift Wing Commander Col. Greg Nelson announced.Heard most recently served as commander of the 187th Medical Group, an Alabama Air National Guard unit located at Montgomery Regional

  • Ecuador Air Force members visit Kentucky Air Guard

    Five members of the Ecuador Air Force visited the Kentucky Air National Guard Base in mid-February to observe C-130 operations and participate in a week long Subject Matter Expert Exchange.The event focused on aircraft operations and safety, with the shared goal of enhancing the overall operational

  • Wing exercises Initial Response Hub

    More than 30 Kentucky Air Guardsmen and two C-130 aircraft from the 123rd Airlift Wing deployed May 14 to Fort Campbell, Ky, during a no-notice response to a notional 7.6-magnitude earthquake outside St. Louis.Within three hours of a telephone recall initiated by Col. Warren Hurst, commander of the

  • Special tactics unit returns from Afghanistan

    Scores of family, friends and coworkers packed the flight line here May 5 to show their appreciation for a dozen members of Kentucky's 123rd Special Tactics Squadron, all of whom were returning home from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.The Kentucky

  • Kentucky Air Guard supports Cope South in Bangladesh

    A loadmaster from the Kentucky Air National Guard shared his knowledge of heavy-equipment airdrop procedures with a group of more than 20 Bangladesh Air Force Airmen here April 22.Tech. Sgt. Joshua Shelby was one of more than 65 U.S. troops who participated in Cope South 2012, a bilateral tactical

  • Kentucky Air Guard once again supporting Thunder Over Louisville

    The Kentucky Air National Guard Base will once again serve as the launching pad for military aircraft slated to appear in this weekend's 22-annual Thunder Over Louisville air show.The April 21 event promises to be one of the biggest yet, according to Capt. Josh Ketterer, a C-130 pilot in the 123rd