Exercise Shaken Fury fuels joint capability in Tennessee

Air Guard training and education center welcomes new commander

U.S. Air Force Col. Kenneth Lozano took command of the Air National Guard’s training and education center.

Base softball game a home run for camaraderie

Airmen and their families from the Air National Guard's I.G. Brown Training and Education Center and the Tennessee National Guard's 134th Air Refueling Wing joined for a unit Vs. unit softball game.

Tennessee Air and Army National Guard conduct joint training

A crowd of Army National Guard Soldiers gathers around a giant piece of heavy equipment, as an Airman in a hard hat explains the purpose and function of the various knobs and shifters. One by one, they take turns donning hard hats and helmets, climbing into the driver’s seat, and taking the machine

Young earns four National Guard media awards

Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Young earned awards for digital art, videography, and multimedia in the national-level contest.

Airman takes second place in Tennessee’s ‘Best Warrior’ competition

An Airman from the 134th Security Forces Squadron took second place in the Tennessee Army National Guard’s Best Warrior Competition.Airman 1st Class Gene Gunter was named runner-up in the Soldier of the Year category at the state-level competition designed for Soldiers below the grade of E-4.“It was

Chattanooga Airmen reunite with families following Iraq deployment

Thirteen Airmen from the Chattanooga-based 241st Engineering Installation Squadron returned home from Iraq to McGhee Tyson Airport in Alcoa, Saturday. The group is the first round of deployed Airmen in the Squadron returning to Tennessee. Three more cycles are scheduled to return home in the coming

Military veterans honored during National Wreaths Across America Day

Over 500 volunteers from East Tennessee joined forces Dec. 15 to place wreaths on the headstones of military veterans at three Knoxville-area cemeteries.   The collective gesture was part of National Wreaths Across America Day, which takes place the third Saturday of December each year as a way to

Knoxville Airmen spread holiday cheer at East Tennessee Children's Hospital

“This is not just a 134th SFS event anymore,” said Master Sgt. Gabriel Griffin, 134th SFS unit training manager. “This event has turned into a base-wide event because everyone in one way or another, whether its manpower, monetary donations, or fundraiser events, comes together in order to raise the

Tennessee Guardsmen facilitate cyberattack exercise with surrounding community

Information Technology specialists and legal advisors from the Tennessee National Guard came together with local Greeneville agencies for the first time to assist in a table-top cyber exercise Dec. 3.  The exercise included Soldiers and Airmen from Knoxville, Tennessee Joint Force Headquarters in