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  • NASA Emergency Exercise

    A NASA Emergency Exercise put Airmen from the Air Force Reserve's 920th Rescue Wing out of Patrick Air Force, Fla. to the test February 13 as they exercised their emergency response skills in the event the space shuttle encounters any difficulty.  The exercise is called a Mode 7 because it is one of

  • Local Rescue Wing wins Outstanding Unit Award 3X

    The Air Force Reserve wing here has won the service's outstanding unit award for actions in 2006, the Air Force has announced. The 920th Rescue Wing is a combat search and rescue unit which trains and equips approximately 1200 reserve personnel to search for, locate and recover U.S. Armed Forces

  • Air Force Reserve Command Recruiting Service needs recruiters

    The Air Force Reserve Command Recruiting Service is always looking for enthusiastic, qualified people. If you are motivated to excel, perform above the status quo, and are physically and morally fit this could be the career move you've been looking for. As a recruiter you will be the Air Force

  • Rescue Squadron spins up for high-altitude war

    There are many ways to die in war and not all of them involve bullets. Reserve Airmen from the 301st Rescue Squadron trained Nov. 9 though 17 at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., for the high-altitude rigors and hazards of the South West Asian deployed environment they anticipate for their '07

  • Mission Monster Mash builds camaraderie

    A pilot who's been shot down and injured during a combat situation relies on the skills of an Air Force pararescueman to save his life and get him to safety. Known as PJs these elite military men are trained to dodge bullets while protecting their precious cargo in any situation. In an exercise held

  • Survivor says thanks

    Floating alone in the open water of the Atlantic Ocean for more than 24 hours without anything more than an orange life vest left Clinton Daughtry nothing but time to think about his life. A life which the 27-year-old now credits to the 920th Rescue Wing. Crews from the 920th RQW were dispatched to