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  • Master Sgt. Sidney Johnston: essential IT mission support

    The 301st Fighter Wing mission is to train and deploy combat ready Airmen. The 44th Fighter Group, a geographically separated unit assigned to the 301 FW, has a Reserve Citizen Airman who plays an integral role to helping that mission happen…Master Sgt. Sidney Johnston.

  • TSgt Derrick Eldridge: keeps pilots safe

    When fighter pilots fly, each piece of their equipment must function properly—especially in case of an emergency—and the warriors from the 301st Fighter Wing Aircrew Flight Equipment unit ensure all flight and safety equipment is ready for any situation. We highlight one of their Reserve Citizen

  • Tech. Sgt. Sean Hill: Port Dawg, Grill Master, Reserve Citizen Airman

    The 73rd Aerial Port Squadron, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, is a valuable unit who supports joint operations and the 301st Fighter Wing mission—to train and deploy combat-ready Airmen. Whether it’s building baggage or weapons pallets, loading and unloading aircraft, or

  • Bronze Star service, a family legacy

    The greatest resource within the Air Force Reserve is its Airmen and we highlight an amazing Reserve Citizen Airman from the 44th Fighter Group, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., with an amazing story, which spans generations. The 44 FG is a classic associate unit of the 301st Fighter Wing.

  • Tech. Sgt. Jose Ojeda: 20 years of determined service

    Every 301st Fighter Wing Reserve Citizen Airmen has a story behind the uniform and brings a unique life experience to the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command. Many of the jobs these same Airmen perform might not be ‘high visibility’ in nature but are no less important because it takes every member of the

  • First sergeant provides full-time Airmen support

    For the first time, the 301st Fighter Wing's Force Support Squadron and Wing Staff Agency now have a dedicated, full-time person in place to handle a variety of potential issues an Airman could face. Master Sgt. Cassandra Hernandez brings her knowledge and experience to the wing and is highlighted

  • 301 FW base civil engineers build lasting impact every day

    Visitors to U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, enjoy the various structures, airfields and utilities, but may not give much thought about how they came to be, or what it takes to maintain them. The 301st Fighter Wing Base Civil Engineers are responsible for all Air Force

  • 301 FW Defenders sharpen skills

    The 301st Fighter Wing Security Forces Squadron engage in a field training exercise Saturday afternoon, March 6, 2021, performing walkthroughs of shoot, move, communicate and fire team movements. As the Security Forces Airmen continue to maintain readiness, they have learned to adapt and advance in