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  • 118th CES Supports 374th CES During DFT in Yokota, Japan 2023

    A group of Tennessee Air National Guardsmen from the 118th Civil Engineer Squadron (118th CES) work side-by-side during Deployment for Training (DFT) with active duty Airmen from the 374th Civil Engineer Squadron (374th CES) on Yokota Air Base, Honshu, Japan, June 30-July 13, 2023.

  • 118th MSG joins 374th Support Squadron for DEERS Training

    Recently, members from the 118th Mission Support Group join the 374th Support Squadron for training on DEERS and IDs cards, ensuring that dependents are added to their sponsors, at Yokota Air Base, Japan. SSgt Domanique Deal explains how the training prepares MSG personnel in supporting members and

  • 118th MSG, CSS Work Postal Operations During Training at Yokota Air Base

    Recently, members from the 118th Mission Support Group, Command Support Staff, integrated with the 374th Support Squadron for training at Yokota Air Base, Japan. MSgt Jessey Ambrose explains how Administration personnel (3F5) work alongside the United States Postal Service (USPS) at various Military

  • MQ-9 lands in Tennessee, first time in state history

    Col. Ted Geasley, 118th Wing Commander, and Col. Jason Glass Assistant Adjutant General -Air, speak to local media after just witnessing an MQ-9 landing for the first time in Tennessee at the Smyrna Airport, Tennessee, on June 7, 2023. The MQ-9, a remotely piloted aircraft, arrived ahead of Exercise

  • 118th Wing Change of Command 2022

    The incoming and outgoing leaders of the 118th Wing salute the wing’s Airmen November 5, 2022, at Berry Field Air National Guard Base, Nashville, Tennessee. Col. Todd Wiles surrendered command of the 118th Wing to Col. Ted Geasley in a formal change of command ceremony in front of every Airman in

  • 118th Wing conducts its largest combat readiness exercise

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee’s 118th Wing conducted the largest combat readiness exercise in its history at Berry Field Air National Guard Base April 5-9 to prepare for potential near-peer conflicts.Near-peer is a term used in the military to identify nations of similar military strength and