Truax EOD continues to increase capability, train for ordnance disposal

Details. Details are their life. Or, better yet, life or death. For the Airman of the 115th Fighter Wing Explosive Ordnance Disposal flight, intricate details describe every decision, every step, every move. There is not always a manual, there is hardly ever enough time and the job is never routine,

Heroic commercial airline co-pilot tours Truax Field Fire Station

Newly signed covenant a benchmark for Truax Field Airmen, Wisconsin service members

While 3,200 Wisconsin Army National Guard Soldiers were patiently waiting there chance at history, as the largest Army National Guard deployment from Wisconsin since World War II, a distinct group of military, legislative and civic leaders were also awaiting their time for a historic moment. During

Congratulations to Tech. Sgt. Michael Krausz!

BAM Mission Highlight (Feb. 09)

Wisconsin National Guard to help Kentucky ice storm recovery

Two Airmen from the 115th Civil Engineer Squadron joined about 50 Wisconsin National Guard Soldiers en route to Kentucky to assist civil authorities after the Jan. 26 ice storm blamed for 29 deaths, and resulting in a federal disaster declaration for much of the state. Master Sgt. Richard Hoffman

Joint Force takes on new meaning as 115th FW Airmen help a Soldier in need

Philanthropy is a large part of the culture behind today's Air Force men and women. For more than 10 Airman of the 115th Fighter Wing, volunteerism hit a little closer to home recently as they put down their Air Force chevrons and picked up tools to help a Soldier in need. The Airmen volunteered to

115 FW Safety Office promotes safety through recongnition program

The 115th Fighter Wing Safety Office developed a program in 2008 that strives to recognize Airmen who exhibit the forethought, dedication and actions to promote and ensure safety principles while on and off duty. The following individuals have proven their involvement in incorporating the knowledge

Wisconsin National Guard revamps service member, family support programs

From the time a Wisconsin service member is notified of a deployment through one year following that deployment, there are countless ripples of change that occur. These changes can carry heavy burdens that can affect the deploying member, family members, employers and even whole communities. Through

Trio Make 3,000 Hours

Cols. David Romuald, Michael Fantini and John Dolan pose in front of an F-16 Fighting Falcon at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, after they each completed their 3,000th flying hour in an F-16 Dec. 2. As tradition would dictate, they were hosed down with water from fire department crash trucks after leaving