134 Civil Engineers Strengthen Infrastructure and Readiness in Korea
134th Air Refueling Wing
Video by Staff Sgt. Brandon Keys
June 15, 2026 | 1:43
Download
134th Civil Engineer Squadron strengthened infrastructure capabilities while supporting mission readiness, in support of the 8th Civil Engineer Squadron, June 3-17, 2026, at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The Tennessee-based team joined the project as part of a rotational plan of National Guard and U.S. Reserve units working with their active counterparts on various improvement upgrades and maintenance endeavors while also completing vital training across the base. As construction teams completed over 50 work orders while logging over 2300 work hours, 134th CES firefighters completed multiple aircraft rescue and firefighting exercises with the 8th CES. These efforts increase cohesion and support that allow guard, reserve and active forces to better understand their shared roles in integrated environments. More
Now Playing
134 Civil Engineers Strengthen Infrastructure and Readiness in Korea
134 Civil Engineers Strengthen Infrastructure and Readiness in Korea
134 Civil Engineers Strengthen Infrastructure and Readiness in Korea
Play Button
1:43
134 Civil Engineers Strengthen Infrastructure and Readiness in Korea
Better Together: Falcon Defender 26
Play Button
1:10
Better Together: Falcon Defender 26
134 ARW Firefighters Sharpen Skills in Korea B-Roll
Play Button
1:53
134 ARW Firefighters Sharpen Skills in Korea B-Roll
134 Civil Engineer Airmen Train and Support Efforts in Korea B-Roll
Play Button
2:23
134 Civil Engineer Airmen Train and Support Efforts in Korea B-Roll
TN Strong Act - Pellissippi State
Play Button
1:42
TN Strong Act - Pellissippi State
134th ARW Medical Group Sharpens CCATT Skills
Play Button
1:41
134th ARW Medical Group Sharpens CCATT Skills
TN Strong Act - University of Tennessee-Knoxville/Lincoln Memorial University
Play Button
1:23
TN Strong Act - University of Tennessee-Knoxville/Lincoln Memorial University
2026 SAPR Resilience Event
Play Button
1:08
2026 SAPR Resilience Event
134th ARW host KC-46A selection ceremony B-Roll
Play Button
2:54
134th ARW host KC-46A selection ceremony B-Roll
134th ARW host KC-46A selection ceremony
Play Button
0:23
134th ARW host KC-46A selection ceremony
134th SFS host 25th annual "Santa Cops" B-Roll
Play Button
4:30
134th SFS host 25th annual "Santa Cops" B-Roll
134th SFS host 25th annual "Santa Cops"
Play Button
0:54
134th SFS host 25th annual "Santa Cops"
Three Generations Aloft: KC-135, KC-46A, and C-17 Mark Historic Ceremonial Refueling - Broll 1 of 2
Play Button
3:59
Three Generations Aloft: KC-135, KC-46A, and C-17 Mark Historic Ceremonial Refueling - Broll 1 of 2
Three Generations Aloft: KC-135, KC-46A, and C-17 Mark Historic Ceremonial Refueling - Prime Cuts
Play Button
1:20
Three Generations Aloft: KC-135, KC-46A, and C-17 Mark Historic Ceremonial Refueling - Prime Cuts
See More

News Search

134 News

  • 134th Medical Group Forms Two Critical Care Air Transport Teams

    The 134th Medical Group has officially formed two full Critical Care Air Transport Teams (CCATT), with plans already underway to develop a third team. This achievement comes nearly three years after the group was initially approached about establishing these specialized teams, a task that has taken

  • 134th Security Forces Train with Blount County SWAT

    Members of the 134th Security Forces Squadron recently teamed up with the Blount County Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics team for a joint training exercise, May 3, 2025, designed to enhance tactical capabilities, and mission-focused lethality.

  • VOLSPARK: Igniting Innovation Across the Base

    By pairing Airmen with Six Sigma Green Belt training and leveraging funding opportunities through ARCWERX, VolSpark is making a measurable impact in addressing the base’s most pressing issues.

  • Col. Ronald Selvidge assumes command of the 134th ARW

    U.S. Air National Guard Col. Ronald Selvidge, assumed command of the 134th Air Refueling Wing, succeeding Brigadier General Lee Hartley, Tennessee Assistant Adjutant-Air, during an Assumption of Command ceremony at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Knoxville, Tennessee, Dec. 7, 2024.

  • 134th Air Refueling Wing aircrews honored with Distinguished Flying Cross

    Eleven members of the Tennessee Air National Guard’s 134th Air Refueling Wing were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross on December 7, 2024, in recognition of their extraordinary heroism and aerial achievement during a mission conducted April 13, 2024.The ceremony, held at McGhee Tyson Air

  • McGhee Tyson ANGB Embraces Cutting-Edge Technology with New Robotic Mower

    McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base continues to pave the way for new innovations across the Air National Guard. The 134th Air Refueling Wing is the first ANG unit to test a robotic mower, with the goal to compensate for high temperatures and rugged terrain that make lawn maintenance challenging.

  • 151st Air Refueling Squadron change of command

    Lt. Col. Brandon Venard officially assumed command of the 151st Air Refueling Squadron, succeeding Lt. Col. Jonathan Hutchison in a change of command ceremony at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Tenn., Sept. 8, 2024.

ANG News

2022 Smoky Mountain Air Show