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  • Chilean Air Force cadets visit rescue wing

    A group of cadets from the Chilean Air Force Academy at Santiago, Chile, toured Space Coast military facilities today, including a visit to the 920th Rescue Wing. Roughly 100 young men and women from Escuela de Avion, Fuerza Aerea de Chile (Aviation School, Chilean Air Force) received a mission

  • Tickets on sale for 2013 Air Force Ball

    Tickets are now on sale for the 2013 Air Force Ball, celebrating the 66th Anniversary of the U.S. Air Force., which is scheduled for Sept. 20 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Melbourne, Fla. Tickets for the ball, which is sponsored by the 45th Space Wing, may be purchased at the 920th Public Affairs

  • Wing maintainers test fire-suppression system

    The 920th Rescue Wing Maintenance Group tested one of its fire-suppression systems here today at 1 p.m. in Hangar 750.The system spews high-expansion foam from massive, fan-driven generators in the hangar ceiling. The foam is non-toxic and requires no clean up (it evaporates). According to Patrick

  • Command Chief holds annual enlisted call

    Command Chief Master Sgt. Timothy Bianchi, 920th Rescue Wing, spoke to enlisted rescue Airmen at the wing's enlisted call in the base theater Aug. 4, 2013. Bianchi and other wing chiefs discussed matters specifically pertaining to Airmen grades E-1 through E-9, ending the call by answering questions

  • "Standing on the shoulders of giants:" Past, present rescue Airmen reunite

    Former and current members of the 304th Rescue Squadron reunited in Portland July 26-28 to reminisce, learn and enjoy the camaraderie of wingmen, friends and family. The 304th RQS, which originally stood up in 1957, is a geographically separated unit of the 920th Rescue Wing, Patrick Air Force Base,

  • Florida employer top contender for supporting the troops they employ

    Maj. J. Stephen Grant wakes up every morning looking forward to going to work at the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue, the nation's 12th largest fire department, where he works as a quality improvement officer.In addition to his service to the fire department, Grant serves as a Citizen Airman in the Air