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  • Team Rescue gives life to cyberspace training

    Standing five-feet-five-inches tall, a small-framed female Airman, Tech. Sgt. Rhonda Danyus, stood in line waiting to go up against a human weapons system - six-foot-tall, 200 lb., Master Sergeant Jon Grant, in a hand-to-hand combat duel.Built like an NFL linebacker, Sergeant Grant, a combat

  • Air Force Reservists have their eye on the future as they clear the range

    While many people are gearing up to celebrate Mother's Day tomorrow, the 920th Rescue Wing Airmen here were all business today securing the Eastern Range prior to the launch of an Atlas V rocket whose payload will more than pay off for these Rescue Reservists. Air Force Reserve helicopter,

  • Team Rescue counts down for historic space shuttle launch

    U.S. President Barack Obama and Senator Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., are among the spectators who will be at the historic launch of Endeavour April 29, marking the second to last time a space shuttle will leave Earth for space at nearby Kennedy Space Center.Airmen from the Air Force Reserve's 920th

  • Monster Mash builds never-quit attitude in Special Ops Airmen

    A swim competition across a river and a foot race against traffic was just another training day for Air Force Reserve Special Operations Airmen here April 21.While training is the bread and butter for these pararescuemen and combat rescue officers, an elite personal recovery team charged with combat

  • Teammate, best friend remembers fallen Airmen

    Air Force Reserve search and rescue professionals from the 920th Rescue Wing here train in and around Patrick Air Force Base's lush maritime surroundings regularly to be the best and uphold their motto, these things we do, that others may live . Two drop zones which come into regular use by them for

  • Air Force Reserve pararescue squadron goes high-tech with sonar training

    Airmen and a civilian from the 308th Rescue Squadron here dove into some high-tech sonar training March 21-25 at the Florida State University campus in Panama City, Fla.Master Sgt. Christopher Seinkner and Staff Sgt. Daniel Warren, pararescuemen from the 308th RQS, and Mr. Barry Burgess, the master

  • The things they do...

    What does it take to keep six helicopters and three airplanes in immaculate condition? A crew of about 350 full time Airmen and Traditional Reservists and a lot of hard work.The 920th Rescue Wing here has a talented group of hard working maintenance Airmen on call at a moment's notice to make sure

  • Spouses take flight

    Historically, when the Air Force Reserve's 920th Rescue Wing here launches its HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopters and HC-130P/N King refueling planes, the people on board are wearing an Air Force uniform. It was not the case here March 6 when the spouses of those wearing the uniform got a lift on 920th

  • Heart Link provides spouses with critical information

    When a man or woman signs up to join the military, they take an oath to support and defend the U.S. Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Sometimes, that oath gets called into play when an Airmen deploys. Then, their spouse who didn't sign up for a military commitment, suddenly is

  • Flying the fleet trains Airmen, brings pride

    Click here to view slideshowAirmen from the Air Force Reserve's 920th Rescue Wing here stepped up to the challenge from their commander, Col. Robert Dunn, who had them launch the wing's entire fleet of aircraft March 6 during their drill training weekend. The mission simulated a mass hurricane