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  • Police Week 2025

    Members of the 501st Combat Support Wing participated in a series of events across the wing to commemorate Police Week 2025. The weeklong observance included physical challenges, community outreach, showcases, and a final tribute honoring the service and sacrifice of law enforcement personnel past

  • Walking the Halls of Giants: Lessons from Kisling NCO Academy

    Imagine yourself as a seasoned noncommissioned officer (NCO). The U.S. military says you are the technical expert in your field. You probably lead a team of NCOs who lead teams of their own. For better or worse you have found your day-to-day rhythm when you receive a Warning Order “Airmanship 600

  • 501st CSW Defenders Earn Elite PHOENIX RAVEN Status

    Two Security Forces Airmen from the 501st Combat Support Wing (CSW) recently became the Wing’s first-ever graduates of the prestigious PHOENIX RAVEN program, joining an elite group of Defenders trained to provide close-in security for aircraft operating in high-threat environments around the

  • 501st CSW proves critical asset to RAFL25

    Over the past few weeks, the 501st Combat Support Wing has played a critical role during NATO's flagship air exercise, Ramstein Flag 25 (RAFL25). 501st CSW Pathfinders delivered mission-essential infrastructure, logistics, and operational capabilities that enabled seamless integration of Allied

  • 501 CSW hosts Turkish and Romanian Air Forces for Ramstein Flag

    For two weeks, the 501st Combat Support Wing will host teams from the Turkish and Romanian Air Forces to participate in NATO Allied Air Command's Ramstein Flag 2025 exercise. Ramstein Flag 2025 is a multi-domain, tactical-level live fly exercise to train, demonstrate and advance combined warfare

  • 501 CSW demonstrates readiness to 3rd Air Force Commander

    RAF FAIRFORD, United Kingdom – Airmen across five installations demonstrated readiness for Maj. Gen. Paul D. Moga, Third Air Force commander, during his immersion with the 501st Combat Support Wing (CSW), March 17-21. The series of engagements at the geographically separated units underscored the

  • Joint Memorial service honors Lancaster crash victims

    U.S., UK and Canadian military personnel, along with local community members honored the brave multinational crew of the 101st Squadron Lancaster DV290 that crashed at RAF Welford March 31st, 1944. 81 years have passed since their tragic loss while returning from a WWII mission over Nuremberg,