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  • 235th Air Traffic Controllers keep the skies safe at home and abroad

    Every day, civilian and military aircraft take off and land at Stanly County Airport in New London, N.C. It is the job of North Carolina Air National Guard's, 235th Air Traffic Controllers (ATC) to monitor these aircraft in order to prevent accidents.It takes a decisive, straightforward and

  • North Carolina ANG celebrate U.S. Air Force 68th birthday

    Members of the 145th Airlift Wing celebrate the 68th birthday of the United States Air Force, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015, during a ceremony held at the North Carolina Air National Guard Base, Charlotte Douglas International Airport.Col. Quincy Huneycutt, III, 145th Airlift Wing, vice commander, stood

  • N.C. ANG reflects and remembers victims of 9/11

    With the rising of the sun on Sept. 11, 2015, two members of the 145th Security Forces Squadron solemnly lower the flag to half-staff in honor of those who lost their lives on that tragic day 14 years ago.Every year millions of Americans pay tribute, uniting together as a nation, in memory of those

  • 145th Civil Engineer Fire Fighter named Air Guard's best

    During a banquet held July 22, 2015, at McGee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Alcoa, Tenn., Staff Sgt. Jeret E. Kinnaird humbly accepted the "Chief Albert Fitzpatrick Award" after being recognized by the Air National Guard's Fire Chief Association as Military Fire Fighter of the Year for

  • Enlisted Symposium Cultivates NCANG's Most Vital Resource: People

    No mission happens without quality people to see it through from start to finish."This is a monumental event," said 145th Airlift Wing, Command Chief Master Sgt. Maurice Williams, referring to the first-ever unit Enlisted Symposium held Aug. 14, 2015. "It provides a foundation that will help develop

  • Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

    Airmen from the 145th Regional Training Site (RTS), teamed up with 31 Prime Base Emergency Engineering Force (Prime BEEF) civil engineers from 138th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES), Tulsa, Oklahoma, to participate in a 14 day Deployment for Training (DFT) at the 145th Regional Training Site in New