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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel

1951 Photo of Unknown individual at a bivouac location at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon, Tennessee in June 1951 while deployed to Seward AFB, Tennessee in late 1951. The 118th ACW Sq was further deployed to Nouasseur AB, French Morocco, North Africa on Christmas Eve 1951 in support of the Korean War effort. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel

1951 Photo of Unknown individual in front of Operations Tent. Kaufman is the name written on this photo but his name does not appear on the 118th ACW Activation Order. He is probably an Active Duty member assigned to the 118th for this deployment. This a bivouac location at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon, Tennessee in June 1951 while deployed to Seward AFB, Tennessee in late 1951. The 118th ACW Sq was further deployed to Nouasseur AB, French Morocco, North Africa on Christmas Eve 1951 in support of the Korean War effort. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel

1951 bivouac to Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon, Tennessee; Troy Brotherton is shaving Unknown individual. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel

1951 Photo of Unk Individual in front of Operations Tent. This a bivouac location at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon, Tennessee in June 1951 while deployed to Seward AFB, Tennessee in late 1951. The 118th ACW Sq was further deployed to Nouasseur AB, French Morocco, North Africa on Christmas Eve 1951 in support of the Korean War effort. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel

14 Apr 1952 Photo; Left to Right, Ira Rackley, who was activated into 118th ACW Sq from Savannah ANG, and Harry Prince at work in North Africa. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel during Korean War

1952 Photo of Harold Stiller, member of the 118th ACW Sq in front of "Dallas Hut" in North Africa, French Morocco, Nouasseur AB. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployed 118th ACW Sq Personnel during Korean War

1952 photo; Left to Right, Seated in Front, John Smith; Second Row, Left to Right, #1 Jack Prince, #2 Harvey Smith, #3 David Gill, #4 Harold Stiller; Third Row, Left to Right, #1 Olin Stiller, #2 Frank Lowder, #3 William Kirk, #6 Lenord Gayle (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; place concrete for a 100 foot sidewalk alongside the new Service Support building at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 06, 2015. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; install side wall panels on the new Service Support building at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 26, 2015. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; measure for installation of end-wall panels on the new Services Support Facility at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 23, 2015. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; place concrete for a new training area at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 25, 2015. The concrete pad will support the new Rapid Runway Repair Super Kit. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; lay concrete masonry units (CMU) as part of the end-wall of the new Services Support Facility at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 17, 2015. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment for Training keeps civil engineers mission ready

Members of the 138th Civil Engineer Squadron, Tulsa, Okla; grade an area adjacent to the Stanley County Control Tower in preparation for installing a new concrete pad to support the Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN) at the 145th Regional Training Site, New London, N.C., June 16, 2015. 145th and 138th civil engineers participated in a Deployment for Training program that provides contingency type training and gives airmen invaluable hands-on experience that cannot be matched in a traditional drill weekend at home station. (Air National Guard photo courtesy of 138th Civil Engineer Squadron/Released)

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Deployment Processing Line

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Alejandro Armendariz (center), 145th Maintenance Squadron, clips together his dog tags while waiting in line during a deployment processing line held at the held at the North Carolina Air National Guard Base, Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Feb. 5, 2017. Armendariz is a crew chief and is deploying for the first time to maintain C-130 Hercules aircraft in support of Operation Freedom Sentinel to provide tactical airlift in the region.

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Discussion on the flight line

Left to Right, #1 Arnold Bradshaw, #2 ? Lineberger, #3 BG Jerry Cochrane, #4 Unk. With the hills in the background this is not Charlotte, NC. If you know this location, let the NCANG Heritage Program know at (704) 747-4339 or NCANG.Heritage@gmail.com

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Do you know who these members are?

North Carolina Air National Guard, NCANG, 145 Airlift Wing, 145 AW, 156 Fighter Interceptor Squadron (FIS), Operations Room; Lelt to Right #1 ___?___ Farris, #2 and #3 are unknown but suspect they are inspectors, #4 William V,. Elliottt, #4 Blaine B. Nash, Mid Fifties (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program) We have some names missing so if you know who these people are, please email the names to NCANG.heritage@gmail.com

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Double Checking

Tech. Sgt. David Cabell, a parachute rigger assigned to the 145th Logistics Readiness Squadron, double checks himself by referencing an instruction during the compliance inspection, before preparing a G-12 parachute for delivery. (U.S Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian E. Christiansen)

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Double Checking

Tech. Sgt. David Cabell, a parachute rigger assigned to the 145th Logistics Readiness Squadron, double checks himself by referencing an instruction during the compliance inspection, before preparing a G-12 parachute for delivery. (U.S Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian E. Christiansen)

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Early 1960's Open House

North Carolina Air National Guard, NCANG, 145 Airlift Wing, 145 AW, Open House at Charlotte Base, A3C Name unknown, The base fire truck was possibly new in 1963 and the banner on the hangar door is about the 156th Aeromedical Squadron with a motto: "Mercy Mission in Aerospace" which appears to have a depiction of our recently retired C-119 Packet 'Flying Boxcar. aircraft. You can zoom in to view these details by clicking on the "Download Full Image" button. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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Early 1960's Open House

North Carolina Air National Guard, NCANG, 145 Airlift Wing, 145 AW, 1950's or 1960's Open House, Charlotte Base. This aircraft is the C-47A Skytrain "Gooney Bird" which was part of our unit from 1948-1963. (Photo by NCANG Heritage Program)

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