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  • Combat Survival Training sets up Airmen for Success

    More than 45 Airmen from the 133rd Airlift Wing, 109th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron and the 109th Airlift Squadron took part in combat and water survival training at the Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS), here June 16-19, 2013.This year's three day training consisted of classroom

  • "Cultivating Culture," this year's 133rd Airlift Wing's Military Ball

    More than 450 military members, retirees, and their guests gathered at the Crowne Plaza to join in this year's festivities at 133rd Airlift Wing's Military Ball, April 20, 2013.The theme of the evening, "Cultivating Culture," marked the Wing's accomplishments and saluted those who are serving, gave

  • Chief Master Sgt. Ricci's Last Flight

    Over 30 Airmen gathered outside of the Composite Ops./Aeromed building here, to watch as Chief Master Sgt. Jim Ricci, the loadmaster supervisor for the 109th Airlift Squadron took his last flight before retirement, Mar. 16, 2013.The Airmen cheered and clapped as Ricci disembarked from the C-130

  • Medical Group and Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron both change commanders

    Members of the 133rd Airlift Wing and other distinguished guests gathered at the Air Guard base in St. Paul today as a change of command took place for both the 109th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron and 133rd Medical Group.Lt. Col. Penny Hodges-Goetz, outgoing commander of the 109th AES, earned the

  • Wing selects outstanding airmen of the year

    The 133rd Airlift Wing recently selected its Outstanding Airmen of the Year for 2012. The Airmen were nominated by their superiors and selected after leadership reviewed their accomplishments.Chief Master Sgt. Paul Kessler, the command chief of the 133AW, said that this year's class all shared some

  • Minnesota Air Guard responds to Superstorm Sandy

    At the direction of the Air National Guard Catastrophic Action Team and Air Mobility Command, two Minnesota Air National Guard C-130 H3 "Hercules" cargo aircraft and 14 Airmen are supporting recovery efforts following Superstorm Sandy devastation. "Your citizen-airmen are always ready to support our