188th civil engineers building partnerships, vital medical facilities during Guatemala deployment

The 188th Fighter Wing does more than just fly jets. Airmen with the Arkansas Air National Guard's 188th Civil Engineering Squadron (CES), which falls under the 188th Mission Support Group of the 188th Fighter Wing, began constructing a key addition to the Centro de Salud medical clinic April 16 in

188th Airmen promoted: May 2012

Congratulations to the 188th Fighter Wing Airmen below who were recently promoted. To Major (O-4)Shane D. PairTo Chief Master Sgt. (E-9)Fred WilliamsTo Technical Sgt. (E-6)Rickey M. Brown Robert A. Craise IIIBryce D. CunninghamScott L. Elliott Jr.Paul R. FrisbieDylan R. HollumsKevin A. JonesTyler J.

Flying Razorback member spotlight - Tech Sgt. Mindy Webb

Tech Sgt. Mindy Webb, a member of the 188th Medical Group, was selected as the 188th Fighter Wing's Flying Razorback spotlight for May 2012. Hometown: Alma, Ark.Job title: Aerospace medical technician.In the 188th: 2001.Education: University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, majoring in nursing; slated to

Warthog layover: Afghanistan-bound 188th A-10s make stop in Azores

The grand tour: Mansfield students visit 188th

188th's Norris, Arkansas Guard's second agriculture team honored at Freedom Salute ceremony

Approximately 50 Soldiers and Airmen with the Arkansas National Guard's second Agriculture Development Team and their families were recently honored with a Freedom Salute Ceremony here.Among those Airmen was Col. Paul Norris, 188th Medical Group commander. The Arkansas Agriculture Development Team

188th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airman recognizes civilian employer with Patriot Award

The Arkansas Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), an agency of the Department of Defense, announced April 19, 2012, that Craig Parsley with Klein Tools was honored with a Patriot Award in recognition of extraordinary support of his employees who serve in the Arkansas

Earth Day 2012: 188th doing its part to help Air Force go green

As millions of people around the world observe Earth Day April 22 this year, the United States Air Force is continuously challenging every member of the USAF family to do his or her part to conserve natural resources, minimize waste and prevent pollution."I challenge all Airmen to think about

Colonel Tom Anderson logs A-10 'fini flight'

Col. Tom Anderson logged his A-10C Thunderbolt II "fini flight" at the 188th Fighter Wing April 12, 2012. Anderson's final flight in the A-10 preceded a change-of-command ceremony in which he relinquished command of the 188th April 14. Anderson served as the 188th Fighter Wing commander from

Colonel Mark Anderson takes command of 188th Fighter Wing

The 188th Fighter Wing said goodbye to an exceptional commander while welcoming another distinguished and motivated leader to take his place.Col. Thomas I. Anderson relinquished command of the Arkansas Air National Guard's 188th Fighter Wing to Col. Mark W. Anderson in a formal change-of-command