• 19 Civil Engineer Squadron readiness training

    The 19th Civil Engineer Squadron held readiness training by building Small Shelter Systems on Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, Dec. 17, 2020. The training involved every flight within CES to ensure Airman had hands-on the SSS buildings in preparation for future Rock-I exercises, TDY’s and to

  • Combat Airlifter of the Week: Tech. Sgt. Kelly Vasel

    Vasel championed the wing disease management plan and acted as the liaison for communication in the medical field about COVID-19 which led to less than a one percent COVID-19 positive rate allowing the mission to continue.

  • Combat Airlifter of the Week: Master Sgt. Nicholas Massingill

    Name and Rank: Master Sgt. Nicholas MassingillUnit: 19th Maintenance GroupOfficial Duty title: Development and instruction section chiefHometown: North Little Rock, ArkansasTime in service: 18 yearsTime at Little Rock: 9 yearsGoals: Finish his degree, be the best father, and experience a smooth

  • Combat Airlifter of the Week: Master Sgt. Fredrick Montoya

    As a 34th Combat Training Squadron flight superintendent, Montoya Built a 34 CTS 5-member NCO team to participate in Operation Dorm Storm, which facilitated much needed dorm improvements. He also solidified stronger ties with 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron for GFLR augmentation.

  • Panther Storm 2: Advancing Rapid Global Mobility

    Multiple C-130J Super Hercules crews from Little Rock Air Force, Arkansas, and Dyess AFB, Texas, partnered with the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division for a Joint Forcible Entry exercise Nov. 3-6 at Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina.

  • 18th, 19th AF commanders tour Herk Nation

    For the first time since 2008, the 18th and 19th Air Force commanders, simultaneously toured Herk Nation at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, November 4-6.

  • Combat Airlifter of the Week: Tech. Sgt. Michael Feliz

    Feliz quickly put service before self and assumed unit safety roles in addition to his daily responsibilities. He overcame COVID-19 travel constraints to ensure the continued certification of training devices providing 33 thousand simulation hours for over 1,200 aircrew students this year.