379th Air Expeditionary Wing

U.S. Air Forces Central

Accurate Test 22 pilot rescue training

Accurate Test 22 pilot rescue training

Staff Sgt. Dana Tourtellotte
1 ECEG constructs one-of-a-kind flight line facility

1 ECEG constructs one-of-a-kind flight line facility

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis
379th Air Expeditionary Wing performs second hot-pit refueling

379th Air Expeditionary Wing performs second hot-pit refueling

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis
Logistics and Readiness for Accurate Test 22

Logistics and Readiness for Accurate Test 22

Staff Sgt. Dana Tourtellotte
AUAB airman graduates during deployment

AUAB airman graduates during deployment

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis
1 ECEG constructs one-of-a-kind flight line facility

1 ECEG constructs one-of-a-kind flight line facility

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis
Al Udeid Air Base receives new training tool

Al Udeid Air Base receives new training tool

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis
Preparing for Accurate Test 22 refueling operations

Preparing for Accurate Test 22 refueling operations

Staff Sgt. Dana Tourtellotte
AGE maintainers repair generator

AGE maintainers repair generator

Airman 1st Class Constantine Bambakidis

332d Air Expeditionary Wing Warrior of the Week: 332d Expedition — 332d Air Expeditionary Wing Warrior of the Week: 332d Expedition

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The 386th Air Expeditionary Wing opened a new small aircraft weather shelter to house aircraft and prevent wear and tear from the harsh conditions. The aircraft were previously stationed in tension fabric shelters that were subject to degradation, especially when considering wear and tear from the sun, sand and wind. — Aircraft shelters innovate to become more enduring

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The 386th Air Expeditionary Wing opened a new small aircraft weather shelter to house aircraft and prevent wear and tear from the harsh conditions. The aircraft were previously stationed in tension fabric shelters that were subject to degradation, especially when considering wear and tear from the sun, sand and wind. — Aircraft shelters innovate to become more enduring

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The 386th Air Expeditionary Wing opened a new small aircraft weather shelter to house aircraft and prevent wear and tear from the harsh conditions. The aircraft were previously stationed in tension fabric shelters that were subject to degradation, especially when considering wear and tear from the sun, sand and wind. — Aircraft shelters innovate to become more enduring

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The 386th Air Expeditionary Wing opened a new small aircraft weather shelter to house aircraft and prevent wear and tear from the harsh conditions. The aircraft were previously stationed in tension fabric shelters that were subject to degradation, especially when considering wear and tear from the sun, sand and wind. — Aircraft shelters innovate to become more enduring

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The 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group was the third group to inactivate as the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing moves from the expeditionary group construct toward the Air Staff model. Col. John Gustafson led over 3,600 Total Force Airmen across three deployment rotations at three operating locations and guided U.S. Central Command’s busiest aerial port, moving over 80,000 passengers and nearly 60,000 tons of cargo. — 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group inactivates

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The 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group was the third group to inactivate as the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing moves from the expeditionary group construct toward the Air Staff model. Col. John Gustafson led over 3,600 Total Force Airmen across three deployment rotations at three operating locations and guided U.S. Central Command’s busiest aerial port, moving over 80,000 passengers and nearly 60,000 tons of cargo. — 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group inactivates

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The 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group was the third group to inactivate as the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing moves from the expeditionary group construct toward the Air Staff model. Col. John Gustafson led over 3,600 Total Force Airmen across three deployment rotations at three operating locations and guided U.S. Central Command’s busiest aerial port, moving over 80,000 passengers and nearly 60,000 tons of cargo. — 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group inactivates

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The 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group was the third group to inactivate as the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing moves from the expeditionary group construct toward the Air Staff model. Col. John Gustafson led over 3,600 Total Force Airmen across three deployment rotations at three operating locations and guided U.S. Central Command’s busiest aerial port, moving over 80,000 passengers and nearly 60,000 tons of cargo. — 386th Expeditionary Mission Support Group inactivates

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Staff Sgt. Devin Flores — Staff Sgt. Devin Flores

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The 386th Expeditionary Medical Group hosted a joint coalition tactical combat casualty care all service members course. TCCC was designed to lessen combat deaths by providing trauma stabilization techniques for the wounded to survive long enough to receive life-saving treatment at a medical facility. — 386th EMDG hosts joint coalition tactical combat casualty care course

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The 386th Expeditionary Medical Group hosted a joint coalition tactical combat casualty care all service members course. TCCC was designed to lessen combat deaths by providing trauma stabilization techniques for the wounded to survive long enough to receive life-saving treatment at a medical facility. — 386th EMDG hosts joint coalition tactical combat casualty care course

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