Yellow Ribbon Program Helps Families of Deployers

The 10th annual Yellow Ribbon event to help prepare troops and their families for deployment was held at the Inn at Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee on Feb. 3, 2018.

The Importance of Being Ready for the War Fight

Being in a constant state of readiness requires a great deal of work and diligence. The 118th Wing is going to great efforts in making sure their Airmen have the proper training essential to staying ready.

118th Security Forces member receives rare Louis H. Fischer award

Airman First Class Cody Rager, a security forces defender with the 118th Wing, was awarded the Louis H. Fischer Award during his graduation ceremony for Apprentice Course U.S. Air Force Security Forces Academy Jan. 30, 2018 at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas

President Trump visits Nashville

President Donald Trump lands at Berry Field Air National Guard Base, Nashville, Tennessee on Jan. 8, 2018.

Diamond Spotlight on Master Sgt. Robichaud

During his enlistment at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana Robichaud was awarded Airman of the Quarter and received an incentive ride in an F-106 Delta Dart.

118th PRIME POWER team to deploy in response to Hurricane Maria relief

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Airmen from the 118th Wing’s Civil Engineer Squadron, Tennessee Air National Guard, will deploy today, Oct. 4, 2017 in support of Hurricane Maria relief efforts. 16 Airmen will provide flexible stable power generation (PRIME POWER) to support disaster relief emergency operations

Caribbean calls for aid; Tennessee Airmen use analytical skills in Irma recovery

Hurricane Irma devastated much of the Caribbean in September 2017, but Airmen from Berry Field Air National Guard Base in Nashville, Tennessee were able to help the islands’ recovery without even leaving the state. Airmen from the 118th Wing utilized their skills in geospatial imagery analysis, and

Airmen Perfect Discipline in Shooting Event for Combat Readiness

Members from the 218th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group engaged in a shooting event Sept. 18, 2017, at Arnold Air Force Base in Tullahoma, Tennessee.“As Airmen we are not expected to know how to shoot, it’s not a part of our AFSC (Air Force specialty code), but as military members

Safety office provides gear to keep everyone safe

On a base that is fairly safe to begin with, safety is a top priority for leadership. So much so, that there hasn’t been a class A, B, or C mishap, or injury since 2012.

Vice President Mike Pence visits Nashville