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Jan. 15, 2014
NC Air National Guard Continues to Lead and Support National Forest Fire Fighting Mission

With the start of any New Year comes changes and new beginnings but for Charles D. Davis III, commander of the 145th Operations Group, North Carolina Air National Guard, things will remain the same. Davis will once again command the national military mission charged with combating wildland forest
Jan. 15, 2014
NC Air National Guard Officer Leads National Forest Fire Fighting Mission

Union County resident Col. Charles D. Davis III will command the national military mission charged with combating wildland forest fires known as the Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System."MAFFS is a team effort," said Davis, Operations Group commander, 145th Airlift Wing, located at the North
Dec. 2, 2013
Tied by Yellow Ribbon, NCANG and SCANG Host Joint Event

For the first time Yellow Ribbon Support Specialists Phil Jonas, North Carolina Air National Guard and Brian Bohlman, South Carolina Air National Guard partnered together by holding a joint Yellow Ribbon event in Charlotte, N.C. Over sixty guard members, who recently returned from a six month
Nov. 20, 2013
145th Airlift Wing, NCANG Proudly Supports Community with Mini C-130

Gloves, hats, mittens, even hot coffee could not keep frosty away on that chilly Saturday morning October 26, 2013, but the Seventh Annual Runway 5K Run/Walk still drew almost 2,000 participants to one of the nation's most unique locations and busiest airports: Charlotte-Douglas Intl. Airport. Along
Nov. 20, 2013
N.C. Army & Air National Guard Firefighters - Maintain Mission Readiness Despite Government Shutdown

Whether it's racing through city streets dodging traffic with sirens blowing, or being assigned to the front line on the battle field, the men and women who serve as firefighters know the importance of doing things right the first time in order to save lives. When a crowd of frightened people
Nov. 20, 2013
145th Civil Engineer’s Train While Serving the Community

There's nothing new about a roomful of guys playing video games. But for members of the 145th Civil Engineer Squadron, North Carolina Air National Guard one video game can be used to sharpen techniques, tactics and skills which contribute significantly to the combat readiness of civil engineers.
Nov. 3, 2013
145th Airlift Wing Annual Retiree Breakfast

They can take our croissants but they'll never take our camaraderie...The 145th Airlift Wing hosted the annual Retiree breakfast in spite of the recent and brief government shutdown, allowing North Carolina Air National Guard members and retired armed forces members plus families to enjoy a warm
June 3, 2013
145th CES Receives Three National Awards

The 145th Civil Engineer Squadron was presented three 2012 Air National Guard Civil Engineer Awards in a ceremony held at the N.C. Air National Guard in Charlotte, May 16, 2013. Making the presentations were Col. Peter Sartori, Director of Installations and Mission Support and the Civil Engineer for
March 25, 2013
North Carolina 145th Civil Engineers -- Canadian Construction Engineers Building a Bridge -- Bridging a Gap

For two weeks in March 2013, members of the Royal Air Force 3 Wing Construction Engineers Canadian Forces Base, Bagotville, Quebec made the 145th Civil Engineering Squadron at the North Carolina Air National Guard Regional Training Site in New London, N.C. their home. These Canadian neighbors
March 22, 2013
145th CE Continues to Bridge Gap by Integrating Total Force Training

In wartime or contingency environments, Air Force Active Duty, Guard and Reserve Civil Engineers often involve the use of specialized and unique mission essential equipment that they normally do not use in their day-to-day operations. Due to cost and complexity, mission-essential equipment and

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