The Flying Razorback member spotlight - Senior Airman Brandon Schwope

Hometown: Nashville, Ark. Job Title: Jet engine mechanic. Civilian job: Full Time Student. In the 188th: 2009.Education: Bachelor of Science. Hobbies: Tinkering and exercising my mind. Goals: To etch my name in the pillars of history. Favorite TV show: "Spartacus Blood and Sand." Favorite

Wingman Day at 188th builds resiliency

Dark clouds and heavy rain couldn't dampen spirits during the 188th Fighter Wing's Wingman Day, held June 1, 2013, at Ebbing Air National Guard Base. Initially designed to promote the wingman concept and bolster suicide awareness, Wingman Day has since expanded to incorporate resiliency training

188th Ops Group commander Burger promoted to colonel

Faith Home School Group visits 188th

Civil Air Patrol tours 188th Fighter Wing

The Flying Razorback member spotlight - Airman 1st Class John Swearingen

Airman 1st Class David Swearingen, an electrical power production specialist with the 188th Civil Engineer Squadron, was selected as The Flying Razorback spotlight for June 2013.Hometown: Fort Smith, Ark.Job title: Electrical power production.Civilian job: Delivery driver for Burford Distributing.In

Fowl play: 188th's Warthogs engage in final 'turkey shoot' weapons drop competition

In military parlance, it's called a "Turkey Shoot," a situation in which one side is so outgunned, it's considered an unfair fight. For 11 pilots from the 188th Fighter Wing, it was one last chance to drop live ordinance at Razorback Range. In what is likely the final such event at the 188th, pilots

188th instructs members on dangers of alcohol abuse during awareness event

Airmen from the 188th Fighter Wing came together May 12 to take part in the wing's Alcohol Abuse Awareness Day. Invited guests spoke to a full house, sharing their personal stories about the damage alcohol had caused in their lives."In the Air Force, we don't tend to have a lot of drug problems,

188th Security Forces Squadron deploys 13 Airmen to Middle East

It's no secret that the 188th Fighter Wing will see a lot of changes in upcoming years. Even with the uncertainty that surrounds the upcoming mission conversion, 188th Airmen perform a vital role in the overall security of the United States. The wing still deploys members to support various types of

Alma kindergarteners visit 188th Fighter Wing