This video features a broad overview of the 301st Fighter Wing's accomplishments and mission highlights throughout 2021. 301st Fighter Wing 2021 Year in Review
301st Fighter Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. Michael Senigo carries the Air Force wreath during a Wreaths Across America event at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery on Dec. 18, 2021. Senigo and representatives from each branch laid their respective wreaths to honor their service men and women. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Randall Moose) 301 FW remembers Dallas-Fort Worth’s deceased veterans
The 301st Fighter Wing Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, supports the wing's F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft by rendering safe any hung ordnance, unexploded ordnance, or munitions and also respond to downed aircraft, while also providing the installation with force protection. They also support the surrounding 35 counties (around 50,000 square miles) by responding to military munitions found on personal property as well as terrorist and improvised explosive device threats. This video highlights their important mission. 301 FW EOD Mission Video
Air Force Maj. Gen. John M. Breazeale presents the Airman's Medal to MSgt. Kenneth McMillen from the 301st Fighter Wing Logistics Readiness Squadrons at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth during a ceremony Dec. 5, 2021. The Airman’s Medal is the Air Force’s highest non combat award for Airmen who distinguish themselves by a heroic act. McMillen displayed exemplary courage and heroism when he risked his life to save a woman in a house fire. McMillen tells his story about saving Lori's life.(U. S. Air Force video by Staff Sgt. Nije Hightower) MSgt Kenneth McMillen's Airman's Medal Ceremony
The 301 FW conducted an Airmen Readiness Training Exercise (ARTEX), Nov. 4-7, 2021, near the Col. James A. Stone Army Reserve Center in Tarrant County, Texas. This is the third installment of this exercise where our Reserve Citizen Airmen use their expertise and training to continue to operate in austere conditions facing air and ground attacks, treating/evacuating the injured and defending their base from aggressors in a simulated deployed environment. What's learned is here is taken and applied on 301 FW deployments.(Air Force video by Staff Sgt. Nije Hightower) 301st Fighter Wing conduct ARTEX
After two rotations spanning a six month mobilization, 301st Fighter Wing personnel redeploy back to Texas by July 3, 2021 at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. The wing's mission is to train and deploy combat-ready Airmen. 301 FW deployers return home
In this video, we highlight the history of the 301st Fighter Wing. From our beginning at Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth, Texas, our 457th Fighter Squadron (aka the SPADS) has flown some amazing airframes to defend our country. 301 FW Airmen continue to accomplish the wing's mission-to train and deploy combat-ready Airmen-and will continue that mission as the wing was recently selected as the Air Force Reserve Command's first F-35A Lightning II bed-down location and will transition from the F-16 Fighting Falcon to the F-35A. 301 FW Heritage Video
This video highlights mission of the AIr Force Reserve's only F-16 unit in Texas - the 301st Fighter Wing. The wing's mission is to train and deploy combat-ready Airmen. This video highlights who we are, what we do and where we are going. 301st Fighter Wing Mission Video

 

 

Col. Allen Duckworth