Greenwood JROTC experience wealth of opportunity at 188th Wing

Recycle, reduce, reuse: 188th Wing closes the loop

Earth Day is a day when people throughout the world show support of the environment.The 188th Wing practices environmental protection every day, led by Capt. Lance Griffith, 188th Wing environmental manager."The environment is all that we have," said Griffith. "A lot of people just take advantage

Old Guard introduces new logo

The 188th Old Guard, a group comprised of former members of the 188th Wing, showcased a new logo March 31, 2016, during a breakfast held at the Executive Hotel at City Center in Fort Smith, Ark.The Old Guard developed the logo to establish an identity and have visual recognition. The logo is

Schneider promoted to highest enlisted grade

Carl Schneider, 188th Intelligence Support Squadron superintendent, was promoted to the Air Force's highest enlisted rank of chief master sergeant April 3, 2016, during a promotion ceremony held here.Col. Robert Kinney, commander of the 188th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group,

Coach Miller energizes 188th members

The Flying Razorback Flashback: F-4 "Phantom" trouble shoot

The Flying Razorback Spotlight - Airman 1st Class Devyn Mitchell

Hometown: North Little Rock, Ark.Job title: Medical technicianCivilian job: Full-time studentIn the 188th: One yearEducation: I am currently attending the University of Arkansas for pre-med kinesiology and a minor in ArabicHobbies: Yoga and runningGoals: To become a sports medicine doctorFavorite TV

188th Wing welcomes new Comptroller Flight commander

188th leaders, Fort Smith Chamber promote employment initiative with local companies

Leaders from the 188th Wing spoke to area company human resource professionals at the Fort Smith Regional Chamber of Commerce March 10 as part of a local employment initiative. The objective of the meeting was to educate local companies on a partnership between the 188th and the Chamber of

Canadian forces experience wealth of training possibilities provided at 188th Razorback Range

Members of the Y Battery 2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery arrived at the 188th Wing Detachment 1 Razorback Range at Fort Chaffee Joint Maneuver Training Center, Ark., for joint terminal attack controller training Feb. 8.Canadian JTACs are required to train abroad at least twice a year and