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  • Kentucky Air Guardsmen conduct life-saving training at Taylorsville Lake

    More than 120 aircrew members and intelligence specialists from the Kentucky Air National Guard conducted life-saving land and water-survival training at Taylorsville Lake here June 9 and 10.The training, which covered topics like land navigation and emergency egress from a downed aircraft, is

  • Siebert named USAF Distinguished Rifleman

    A member of the Kentucky Air National Guard has earned one of the military's highest honors for marksmanship, the U.S. Air Force Distinguished Rifleman Badge.Senior Master Sgt. John Siebert, captain of the Kentucky Air Guard Rifle Team, won the honor for consistently scoring in the top 10 percent of

  • Kentucky Airman named top biomedical maintenance NCO in Air National Guard

    Staff Sgt. Sean P. Walker, an equipment maintenance technician in the Kentucky Air National Guard's 123rd Medical Group, has been named the Air National Guard Outstanding Biomedical Equipment Repair Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year.Sergeant Walker earned the honor by providing expert maintenance

  • Airmen honored for performance at officer school

    The two newest officers in the Kentucky Air National Guard's 123rd Operations Group recently brought home top honors from the Academy of Military Science, the primary commissioning school for National Guard Airmen.While earning his commission, 2nd Lt. Nick Reinke was selected by his peers and

  • Airmen earn top awards from Guard Bureau

    Two members of the Kentucky Air Guard have been recognized by the National Guard Bureau for their outstanding job performance.Master Sgt. Cynthia Rogers was named Air National Guard Retention Office Manager of the Year for Region 4, a geographic area that includes nine states and the District of

  • Ky. Guard stands up Joint Air Operations Center for earthquake exercise

    The Kentucky National Guard stood up a Joint Air Operations Center here May 16 to serve as the main command node for all of the state's fixed-wing and rotary aircraft that are participating in the largest earthquake-response exercise in U.S. history.The weeklong event, called National Level Exercise

  • Guardsman, civilian law enforcement officer warns of epidemic

    There is a growing epidemic in the Commonwealth of Kentucky that could potentially touch every family that resides within its borders. Unlawful use of prescription medication has taken Kentucky by storm and it doesn't look like it's going to ease up any time soon. As a member of the Kentucky Air

  • Bluegrass engineers support combat operations in Afghanistan

    Kentucky Airmen from the 123d Civil Engineer Squadron are sustaining combat operations and maintaining one of the most important airfields in Afghanistan.At Bagram Airfield, the Airmen are supporting Emergency Management, base operations and facilities engineering."The importance of the mission is