Pararescue Airmen battle on the beach

Not all time spent on the beach is relaxing.Nine pararescue Airmen from the Air Force Reserve's 920th Rescue Wing competed in the annual Battle of the Beach physical competition that tested their strength and stamina in the sand of Florida's spring break capital, Daytona Beach, April 14. "It's a

Sunset saviors

Rescue Wing spiritual leader honored as best in the Air Force Reserve

The 920th Rescue Wing's mission is all about saving lives. While pararescue Airmen are the personal recovery experts, the wing chaplains are experts in spiritual recovery.Recently, one wing chaplain, Chaplain, Maj. Matthew Simpson, was recognized with the Outstanding Reserve Chaplain of the Year

Rescue Airmen "fly right" for compliance inspection

Rescue group Airmen honor Tuskegee Airman

A first sergeant who spent time studying the history of the World War II Tuskegee Airmen finally had opportunity to honor the legacy of one Airman whose efforts and struggles trail blazed the quality of life for all in the U.S. Armed Forces."I've studied the Tuskegee Airmen for some time now, but

Florida Airmen save lives on the Last Frontier

A Florida Airman who teamed up with the Alaska Air National Guard to aid avalanche victims in Alaska was dragged 20 feet by a wire cable attached to a 22,000-pound helicopter, twice, through the snow while holding an injured patient on the side of mountain March 18.The decisive action of the

Leadership visited deployed medical Reservists

Space Coast's newest chiefs recognized and welcomed

Over the last year, the term "one percent" has gotten a negative connotation from protesters and media. Recently, however, an elite "one percent" received positive recognition, even standing ovations; this distinguished group consists of men and women who the 99 percent can look up to and seek

Command Chief bids farewell to his Airmen

DOD leaders learn about the missions of combat search and rescue