LRS keeps wing supplied, rolling during exercise

The 442nd Fighter Wing's supply and transportation sections shared a table in the southeast corner of the five-bay hangar as the wing simulated war during the May 14 and 15 operational readiness exercise. Senior Master Sgt. Shevaun McRoberts , 442nd Logistics Readiness Squadron supply

Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate

Wing practices self-aid and buddy care during exercise

LRS Fuels completes A-10 puzzle during exercise

The 442nd Fighter Wing's Fuel team worked with precision May 14, displaying their expertise for 10th Air Force inspectors who visited here to inspect the wing in what amounts to a dry run for October's operational readiness inspection. There are many pieces to the A-10 Thunderbolt II in-flight

442nd exercises with a little help from its friends

Wing exercises to survive chemical weapons attacks

Mission support group practices convoy operations

Sidebar: Testimony of a satified Egress customer

Editor's note: On March 22, 1982, while flying an A-10 Thunderbolt II on a two-ship training mission in the skies over Germany then 1st Lt. Jim Preston, forward deployed from R.A.F. Bentwaters, England, found out what it is like to have to use the A.C.E.S. II ejection seat. Fortunately, it was an

442nd Maintenance Squadron Egress troops are dealing ACES

In the early days of aviation, pilots had very few options and very little hope of surviving if they had to leave their aircraft in flight. Typically, the outcome was fatal. Over the years, as technology developed, those chances improved as first, parachutes were developed, and later, in the case of

Whiteman employee witnessed history in base's B-52 static display

Whiteman has its share of military history as host to the only unit in the world to have detonated nuclear weapons in combat. Missile silos, photographs, hardware and old encased documents form much of this legacy. But these are hardly more valuable than people who lived history; men and women whose