Air National Guard

I am in the Air National Guard and part of the 176th Wing. The two primary missions of the 176th Wing are airlift and search and rescue (to include civil search and rescue). This includes federal missions as well as state missions. My organization does not seek a profit but we do have competitors for our airlift and search and rescue capabilities. According to Grant and Jordan (2012), an industry should focus on strategic management and focus on the competition and the goal of having a competitive

Introduction This position is located in an Army National Guard (ARNG) or Air National Guard (ANG) organization/unit. Its purpose is to provide human resources services to technicians and Active Guard Reserves (AGRs). The position is remote from the Human Resource Office (HRO). The primary function of this position is to provide technical support on a wide range of technician and AGR human resources matters to line supervisors, managers, technicians, and AGR members at the base or unit organizational

I am currently enlisted in the Air National Guard. I previously served a 9 year enlistment in the Active duty Air Force before separating honorably as an E-5/ Staff Sargent. My job description for the military is Vehicle Operator/ Dispatcher. While working in my military job, I have found a passion for working in the office environment. I enjoy working side by side with others and building relationships. I also love working in customer service. I am people person and find joy in communicating with

Living through BRAC BRAC, or Base Realignment and Closure, is a real factor for a lot of Guard and Reserve units nationwide. Some wings have never experienced it, but it is the systematic closure and realignment of Air Force assets, in this case in the Guard. Budget cuts and aging ANG, Air National Guard, fleets have made this unwanted change an everyday reality. These changes may include a different air frame, moving the wing from one place to another, completely closing of a wing or a combination

Here are some of the things to know about the Air National Guard (ANG): The ANG has 4 different statuses that a member can be in: 1) Traditional Gaurdsman (Weekend Warrior) - These are the troops who only work on Drill weekends (usually the first full weekend of the month unless that weekend is associated with a holiday, then it's the following weekend). - During that weekend they get a “meal card” (free) lunch at the dining facility - Drill days are not required to be accomplished during drill

I am writing to give Ned Linch my highest recommendation for admission to The Graduate School at Auburn.  I have known Ned for over 20 years and I flew F-16s with him in the Alabama Air National Guard to include combat over Iraq.  He has always exceeded my expectation with his performance and attitude. He is a selfless and above and beyond performer who works well with others to accomplish the team’s goal.  I’ve personally flown with him in both the military and in our civilian jobs at Delta. 

Juan is a four-year-old boy growing up with both parents. Silvia, Juan’s mother, is a stay at home mom giving her the ability to be with her son and develop a close relationship. Jessie, Juan’s father, is an airline worker and a member of the Air National Guard. Jessie also has a close relationship with his son because of the daily interactions they have with each other. However, Juan’s world completely changed when his father was deployed to the Middle East and his mother had to begin work again

Administration, Patrol and Detective Divisions. Recognized internationally for training, presentations and publications in Community and Problem Oriented Policing and a wide-range of other policing topics. Retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Nevada Air National Guard. Fifteen years teaching experience as an adjunct professor at the University of Nevada, Reno. Numerous consultancies in the U.S. and abroad involving management studies, technical assistance and training. Currently assisting the U.S. Department

Introduction. The State of Utopia has determined to develop a Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) that incorporates all of the key state governmental functions. The National Guard (NG) being one of these key organizations has been tasked to develop and coordinate their own plan and ensure it nests correctly within the state plan. The Adjutant General of Utopia has ordered that the Joint Staff produce a COOP that relocates the affected units to an alternate site, accounts for and protects all personnel

concerning his most challenging leadership issue. My personal leadership philosophy is, “Your duty title makes you a commander; your people will decide if you are a leader.” Prior to becoming a commissioned officer, I was an enlisted member in the Air National Guard for 7 years. As a young follower, you begin to decide the traits you feel a good leader should possess. I feel that in order to be a good leader, you must first experience being a follower. You must lead by example and be fair to all of your