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  • Airmen Save Abandoned Puppies from Dump

    Hearing the whimpering cries of a handful of puppies just outside the blue Air Force dump truck in which he was riding Wednesday afternoon, Tech. Sgt. Kevin Day couldn't look away.The cries tugged at his heartstrings.Engineer Squadron spotted the four black and white puppies, as well as a

  • A Smithsonian First

    The Smithsonian Institute has never painted and decaled an aircraft to a specific military unit until ...On his first day as work as an operations officer at Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Va., Barry Smith stumbled upon a find that would become a central project in his life for the next

  • Sen. Byrd, Gov. Manchin Visit Base to Celebrate C-5 Conversion

    On a beautiful but windy day, friends, family members and citizens of the Eastern Panhandle toured the unit yesterday, taking the opportunity to see the 167th Airlift Wing up close during the unit's first open house in at least a decade. Making the day even more significant were visits by Sen.

  • Base's Family Readiness Group here to help

    You might think of them as the other unsung heroes. Members of the 167th Airlift Wing's Family Readiness Group are always available to answer questions, help resolve problems and assist Guardsman and their family members with issues they face. And it doesn't matter if an Airman is deployed; the

  • 167th Airlift Wing’s Contracting

    The 167th Airlift Wing's contracting office was honored late last month with a Veterans Administration Federal Achievement Award for FY07. The contracting office was lauded for exceeding the statutory requirement to award 3 percent of its contracting dollars to Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small

  • Base Marksmanship Team News

    While we here in West Virginia were dealing with ice, snow and temperatures in the single digits, Tech. Sgt Garey Diefenderfer was opening our 2009 shooting season on a rifle range in warm and sunny Puerto Rico. He had driven down to the airport at Raleigh-Durham, N.C., to meet up with some other

  • 167th Airlift Wing Delivers Test Spacecraft for NASA Mission

    The 167th Airlift Wing was enlisted recently to help in NASA's mission to return astronauts to the moon. And in turn the Martinsburg unit carved out its special niche in space history. A 15-member C-5 crew from the West Virginia Air National Guard based in Martinsburg was charged with delivering the

  • West Virginia National Guard, 167th AW Played Part in Historic

    It was a call they never received, but were well prepared to answer. Roughly 250 Soldiers and Airmen assigned to the West Virginia National Guard's Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) Enhanced Response Force Package (CERF-P) were on standby at the 167th Airlift Wing in

  • New Chaplain Arrives on Base

    It hasn't happened in years, but the 167th Airlift Wing now has two chaplains to serve the spiritual needs of Airmen on base First Lieutenant Jonathan W. Yost delivered his first chapel service this morning in the base's auditorium. Maj.David Reynolds, the wing's chaplain, is currently deployed to

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Plane Talk is a monthly news publication of the 167th Airlift Wing, West Virginia Air National Guard. See the current issue here.