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  • Air Force 2018 Civil Engineer Awards

    Congratulations to the following Air Force Reserve Command civil engineer award recipients on their Air Force level awards: Air Force Emergency Manager of the Year (Civilian) - Mr. Todd A. Keffer, 914th Civil Engineer Squadron, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, New York. Air Force Outstanding Civil Engineer Unit Award (Air Reserve Component) – 932nd Civil Engineer Squadron, Scott AFB, Illinois.
  • At left, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Thornton shares a smile as he presents the Air Force Commendation Medal to Chaplain (Maj.) Michael Williams, for Meritorious Service in a special ceremony held Feb. 9, 2019, at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. The medal and certificate recognized Chaplain Williams work over a long multi-year period starting in September 2012. The 932nd AW Chapel Corps of chaplains and chaplain assistants, referred to as Religious Support Teams (RST), have the privilege of focusing on caring for unit members and their families throughout the deployment cycle and beyond. Unit visits and personal engagements are a part of this warrior care. "The 932nd AW team provide proactive pastoral care as well as religious accommodations that meet diverse spiritual needs, in order to foster the spiritual pillar of Comprehensive Airman Fitness within the Wing," said Chaplain Thornton, who also retires today.

    Medal presented to Chaplain Williams

    At left, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Thornton shares a smile as he presents the Air Force Commendation Medal to Chaplain (Maj.) Michael Williams, for Meritorious Service in a special ceremony held Feb. 9, 2019, at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. The medal and certificate recognized Chaplain Williams work over a long multi-year period starting in September
  • The deployers also return with a variety of skills to help them become more well-rounded Airmen, ready to support Dobbins’ mission and requirements as well.

    Deployers return to friends and family at 932nd AW

    932nd Airlift Wing members, family and friends welcomed back several Airmen recently, including deployer Maj. Thomas Brinkman, 932nd Medical Group, 932nd Medical Squadron. The deployers worked many long hours and return with a variety of skills to help them become more well-rounded Airmen, ready to support the 932nd AW and Scott mission and

  • Congratulations to quarterly award winners

    Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen, Please join Chief Master Sgt. Gilmore and Col. Cruff in congratulating our Fourth Quarter Award Winners! Airman - SrA Dakota Engle (MDG)NCO  - SSgt Aisha Rodriguez (MSG)SNCO - MSgt Michael Atkins (MSG)CGO  - Capt Jeremy Vaughan (MSG)Civilian Category I- Ms. Jenni Merry (MXG)Civilian Category II – Mr. Aaron
  • 932nd Airlift Wing members were on hand to welcome back several Airmen recently, including deployer, Senior Airman Tyler Hambidge, at left, from the 932nd Medical Group. Giving him a verbal welcome upon arrival back in Illinois on January 29, 2019, is Senior Master Sgt. Wayne Cantwell, the superintendent of the 932nd MDG. The 932nd AW is an Air Force Reserve Command unit located at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. The mission of the wing is to provide unrivaled mission ready Citizen Airmen, and they come to train in Illinois from 37 different states. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col Stan Paregien)

    Welcome back to Illinois!

    932nd Airlift Wing members were on hand to welcome back several Airmen recently, including deployer, Senior Airman Tyler Hambidge, at left, from the 932nd Medical Group. Giving him a verbal welcome upon arrival back in Illinois on January 29, 2019, is Senior Master Sgt. Wayne Cantwell, the superintendent of the 932nd MDG. The 932nd AW is an Air
  • The polar vortex can't stop the 932nd Airlift Wing flight line crew chief from completing his mission and launching aircraft.

    Fueled and ready for launch

    Airman First Class Anthony Uelk, flight line crew chief, 932nd Maintenance Group, uses a fuel sump bottle to check for any contaminants before refueling a C-40 in preparation for a launch, Jan. 31, 2019, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. The polar vortex, that caused many record low temperatures throughout the nation, didn't prevent citizen Airman
  • Several 932nd Airlift Wing members got out on a cold evening and welcomed back returning Airmen recently, including deployer and unit Chaplain (Maj.) Michael Williams, in blue shirt. He was greeted with applause, hugs and verbal greetings of appreciation upon his arrival back in Illinois on January 27, 2019. Various members of the wing staff, public affairs, medical, family readiness and operations were represented. Although tired from the long trip back, the chaplain expressed gratitude and thankfulness to those on hand. The 932nd AW is a 22nd Air Force unit flying the C-40 aircraft under Air Force Reserve Command and is located at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. Citizen Airmen like Maj. Williams come from 37 different states to train with the 932nd AW. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col Stan Paregien)

    Warmth of unit family welcomes deployer back

    Several 932nd Airlift Wing members got out on a cold evening and welcomed back returning Airmen recently, including deployer and unit Chaplain (Maj.) Michael Williams, in blue shirt. He was greeted with applause, hugs and verbal greetings of appreciation upon his arrival back in Illinois on January 27, 2019. Various members of the wing staff,

  • Awards banquet is Saturday, Feb. 9

    As a reminder, the 932nd Airlift Wing Annual Awards Banquet is this Saturday, Feb. 9, starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Scott Events Center.  Tickets can still be purchased, but must be paid in full with one of the following representatives:Groups: Operations Group:  Master Sgt. Danielle BatzMedical Group:  Chief Master Sgt. Gayla GibsonMission Support
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