Fill 'er up: 188th pilot conducts aerial refueling over Afghanistan

Thomey takes command of 188th Logistics Readiness Squadron

It was a day for change at the 188th Fighter Wing. Lt. Col. Deane E. Thomey, a native of Fayetteville, Ark., took command of the 188th Logistics Readiness Squadron at a change-of-command ceremony held at the 188th Fighter Wing Sept. 8.Lt. Col. James F. Krohn of Clarksville, Ark., relinquished

188th Airmen promoted: September 2012

Congratulations to the 188th Fighter Wing Airmen below who were recently promoted.To 1st Lieutenant (0-2)Laura DelgadoTo Chief Master Sergeant (E-9)Mark McDanielTo Senior Master Sergeant (E-8)Keith WeaverTo Master Sergeant (E-7)Josh BullPaul DentonMichael Gilreath Minnie GordonBrian James Robby

Expansion of drug testing program targets commonly abused prescription medications

Every day in this country people see their doctors or dentists and have procedures done. Sometimes, in the course of that treatment, they may be prescribed pain medication to make them comfortable following their procedure and to help them get back on their feet. This is a perfectly good example of

Flying Razorback member spotlight - Staff Sgt. Bryan Cheeks

Hometown: Fort Smith, Ark.Job title: Munitions systems journeyman.In the 188th: For eight years.Education: Fort Smith Northside High; University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, majoring in criminal justice.Goals: Get my degree in criminal justice and attend law school. Favorite TV show: "Dr. Who," "NCIS."

Heat of the moment: 188th Security Forces Squadron conducts pepper spray training

188th Fighter Wing Chiefs Council scholarships awarded

Maintaining perfection

Battlefield promotions: 188th Airmen promoted in Afghanistan

188th's deployed phase inspection team keeping A-10s on the attack

Hiding on a corner of the flightline, a humble team rolls one A-10C Thunderbolt II "Warthog" after another through their makeshift hangar, an oversized tent. Their workload is both intense and intensely important. They complete their deployed tasks in a fraction of the time allotted in training