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908th Port Dawgs span the globe

Deployed members of the 25th Aerial Port Squadron are proving the truth of the unit motto, "Anytime ... Anywhere." Tech. Sgts. Ian Murphy and Armen Weinrick prepare a pallet.
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908th Port Dawgs span the globe

Deployed members of the 25th Aerial Port Squadron are proving the truth of the unit motto, "Anytime ... Anywhere." Staff Sgt. Kurt Meadows helps Marines prepare a baggage pallet.
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908th FSS

Members of the newly formed 908th Force Support Squadron stand at ease during the assumption of command ceremony. (Air Force photo by Gene H. Hughes)
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908th FSS

Lieutenant Colonel Constance Johnson-Cage recently assumed command of the 908th Force Support Squadron. Here', she accepts the squadron guidon from 908th Mission Support Group Commander Col. Pete Peterson. (Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jay Ponder)
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Herculean Effort

In a display of female empowerment planned in honor of Women's History Month, more than 90 women — military, civilian and dependents — came together March 28 to pull a C-130. After the event, 908th Wing Executive Officer Lt. Col. Nancy Stephenson and her daughters pose by the 50-ton aircraft.
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Herculean Effort

In a display of female empowerment planned in honor of Women's History Month, more than 90 women — military, civilian and dependents — came together March 28 to pull a C-130, weighing approximately 50 tons. Here, members of the 908th Airlift Wing and participating family members pose for a group photo in front of the aircraft they just pulled more than 100 feet.
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Herculean Effort

In a display of female empowerment planned in honor of Women's History Month, more than 90 women — military, civilian and dependents — came together March 28 to pull a C-130. Here, Staff Sgt. Chametaya McMillian, center, and Senior Master Sgt. Martha Roy of the 908th FSS lead the effort as the second of two groups pull the 908th Airlift Wing aircraft, weighing approximately 50 tons, more than 100 feet.
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Herculean Effort

In a display of female empowerment planned in honor of Women's History Month, more than 90 women — military, civilian and dependents — came together March 28 to pull a C-130. Here, the first of two groups pull the 908th Airlift Wing aircraft, weighing approximately 50 tons, more than 100 feet.
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Herculean Effort

In a display of female empowerment planned in honor of Women's History Month, more than 90 women — military, civilian and dependents — came together March 28 to pull a C-130. In two groups, the women pulled one of the 908th Airlift Wing's transport aircraft, weighing approximately 50 tons, more than 100 feet.
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908th CUI

Commander of the 908th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Madalyn Marlatt recently attended a clinic to become a certified triathlon coach, and has been been reflecting on lessons learned through the sport. Many can be applied as the Combined Unit Inspection approaches.
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908th Chaplain

"All good opportunities have challenges," writes Maj. Jamie Danford of the 908th Airlift Wing Chaplains Office. "In fact, any endeavor that is worth remembering has challenges."
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Maxwell Command Center best in 22nd AF

From left, Staff Sgt. Tracy Ford, Senior Airman Christopher Adams and Staff Sgt. Chad Green man the Maxwell Combined Command Post, a merging of active-duty and Reserve personnel that acts as the nerve center of the base.
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Sharp Wingman

Commander of the 908th Airlift Wing Col. Brett Clark presents Tech. Sgt. Aaron Knight of the Education & Training Office his coin upon Knight’s being named the wing’s Sharp Wingman. The award is presented quarterly by the Chiefs’ Group to highlight exceptional enlisted members. Knight was nominated by Chief Master Sgt. Brent Solomon for providing excellent customer service to all wing members and his professionalism, dedication to duty and core values of integrity, service and excellence.
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908 CI Prep

Tech. Sgt. Dwayne Curtis of LRS goes over his inspection checklist with Lt. Col. Doran Gillie, new chief of the Exercise Evaluation Team. (Air Force photo by Gene H. Hughes)
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908th Enlisted Call

Command Master Chief Owen Duke addresses Airmen at the recent 908th Airlift Wing Enlisted Call. He emphasized the need to maintain a professional attitude in the face of the recently announced retirement of the wing’s C-130H2 aircraft. (Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jay Ponder)
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Montgomery Men

Both Yakes and Hart, as the rest of the 908th, remain positive and professional in the face of an uncertain future, and believe the wing will receive another aircraft and keep its flying mission intact. (Air Force photo by Gene H. Hughes)
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Montgomery Men

Master Sgt. Roy Hart has been selected as the Thomas Barnes’ Outstanding Crew Chief of the Year, and Senior Airman Jake Yakes as the General Leo Marquez Outstanding Maintenance Technician of the Year.
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908th Future

Colonel Brett Clark, commander of the 908th Airlift Wing is encouraging Airmen and their families to remain optimistic and patient as the recently announced Force Restructuring Plan works its way through the political process.
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Kenyan Homes

Technical Sgt. Tracy Piel of the 25th Aerial Port Squadron recently traveled to Kenya to build houses with Habitat For Humanity’s Global Village. Shown is one of the completed homes.
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Kenyan Homes

Technical Sgt. Tracy Piel of the 25th Aerial Port Squadron recently traveled to Kenya to build houses with Habitat For Humanity’s Global Village. Here, Piel helps build on one of the homes.
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