2 Aug 2010

Soldano to represent ACC at Phoenix Stripe Conference

Staff Sgt. Joseph Soldano, 505th Training Squadron intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance instructor, will represent Air Combat Command at Air Mobility Command's Phoenix Stripe Conference Sept. 13-17.ACC is allowed one person to attend the conference and Sergeant Soldano stood out as the command's top nominee."After reviewing Sergeant

30 Jul 2010

Koncak takes reins of 705th Training Squadron

30 Jul 2010

Christie takes command of 505th Operations Squadron

30 Jul 2010

Senior Indian air force leaders visit Kirtland AFB

Senior Indian air force leaders visited the 705th Combat Training Squadron here July 26 and 27. The IAF leaders were here to learn how the U.S. Air Force operators use simulators for different aircraft and how to do distributed mission operations, according to Maj. Mark Hadley, 705th CTS assistant director of operations. DMO is the networking of

15 Jul 2010

New commander takes reins of 505th Training Group

Col. Mark K. Waite took command of the 505th Training Group during a change of command ceremony at Hurlburt Field, Fla., June 25.Colonel Waite served as the Combat Operations Division Chief, 609th Air and Space Operations Center, Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, prior to assuming command from Col. Christopher P. DiNenna. 505th Command and Control Wing

30 Jun 2010

505th Communications Squadron changes command

3 Jun 2010

605th Test and Evaluation Squadron change of command

28 May 2010

ACC command chief inspires wing

27 May 2010

Wing congratulates master sergeant selectees

Congratulations to the following 505th Command and Control Wing members selected for promotion to master sergeant. They are: Christopher Arrington, 505th Training Squadron Alberto Sigala, 505th TRS Michael Fernandez, (inbound to 505th Communications Squadron) Robert Johnson, 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron Annette Neeley, 84th RADES

18 May 2010

Master sergeant saves choking lieutenant

By all accounts, Master Sgt. Robert Johnson is pretty unflappable. So when a lieutenant next to him began choking on his lunch, the sergeant calmly got up and performed the Heimlich Maneuver, successfully dislodging the obstruction."It happened so fast, I barely knew what happened," said Tech. Sgt. Eduardo Oyola, an intelligence analyst also with