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  • Utah, Arizona and SC Air Guard units deliver first F-16s to Morocco

    Airmen from the Utah, Arizona and South Carolina Air National Guard recently participated in the historic delivery of the first four F-16s to their new home in the Kingdom of Morocco. Morocco purchased 24 F-16s (Block 52) in 2008 from the United States at an estimated cost of $2.1 billion. The

  • Q&A with UT ANG's new Psychological Health Director

    The Utah Air National Guard recently hired a full-time Licensed Clinical Social Worker to support the mental health needs of Guard members. "The Guard Bureau implemented the program to help Guardsmen deal with some of the psychological trauma that returning service members are facing," said Col.

  • Series 1: Members of Student Flight get ready for training

    "Hup, two, three four! Hup, two, three, four!" The newest Utah Air National Guard recruits get a taste of how their lives will be run for eight weeks in the coming months, parading around the base in formation, as they prepare for Air Force Basic Training. Staff Sgt. Christopher Gerdes is the newest

  • Utah Guardsman wins ANG Outstanding New Writer award

    Senior Airman Lillian Harnden, a print journalist with the 151st Air Refueling Wing, was recently presented the Air National Guard's Outstanding New Writer 2010 award at the National Guard Bureau Public Affairs Workshop in Reno, NV. "I love writing," said Airman Harnden. "I can write for myself all

  • UTANG Airman and unit receive Air Force-level awards

    1st Lt. Jesse Reeves and the 101st Information Operations Flight have been recognized for their outstanding contributions within the Air Force Information Operations community by being awarded Air Force Information Operations Awards.Lieutenant Reeves has been selected as the Outstanding Air Reserve

  • African Lion 2011 Mass Casualty Decontamination Exercise a Success

    Members of the 151st Medical Group, Utah Air National Guard, joined a team of Royal Moroccan Armed Forces medical professionals here in a mass casualty chemical decontamination exercise May 20 as part of African Lion 2011. The decontamination training simulated conditions and injuries likely in an

  • Utah Air Guardsmen support SECDEF visit in Iraq

    During their six-month deployment to Iraq, members of the 151st Security Forces Squadron recently had an opportunity to flex their real-world planning and security skills during a high-level visit by U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates. The SECDEF was in country to meet with the U.S. Ambassador and

  • Retired general reminds Airmen to remember spiritual fitness

    The third installment of the annual Chaplain's Devotional Series concluded March's Wingman Day celebrations with a devotional by Gen. Robert C. Oaks, retired commander of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe, who also served as a General Authority for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.General

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