• June promotions announced

    Officials from the 157th Force Support Squadron released the names of Airmen assigned here that were promoted last month to the next highest rank.Congratulations to those Airmen promoted last month:Enlisted PromotionsTo the rank of Senior AirmanRyan Ducharme - 157th Force Support SquadronThomas

  • Summer safety campaign focused on risk management

    With warmer weather here and travel and outdoor activities expected to increase over the next several months, the 157th Air Refueling Wing Safety officials asks all members of the community to place a greater emphasis on risk management."The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends is a

  • Satellite ALS class at Pease begins

    Airmen from a number of specialties across the New Hampshire Air National Guard who aspire to be front line supervisors began a Satellite Airman Leadership School course here May 9.Ten Airmen enrolled in the course, also known as ALS, will spend each Saturday and Sunday through June 14 at Pease

  • Secure, enjoyable social networking with privacy settings

    Social media sites provide individuals an opportunity to globally connect with others in real time easily and quickly. For members of the military, it provides an effective way to stay connected to family and friends during a deployment or extended assignment.However, as 157th Air Refueling Wing

  • Warmer weather increases risk on roadways

    With spring fast approaching, more people will be outside to run and ride bicycles, skateboards and motorcycles. As a reminder to everyone, the 157th Air Refueling Wing Safety Office encourages the use of proper protective equipment to perform each of these activities safely.Air Force Instruction

  • Combined CCAF, PME ceremony held to recognize Airmen

    Airmen assigned to the 157th Air Refueling Wing were recognized during a combined Community College of the Air Force and Professional Military Education ceremony in Building 149, April 12.Senior leaders and members of the wing, as well as friends and family of those being recognized, attended the

  • Pitts discusses teamwork, selfless service during prayer breakfast

    Medal of Honor recipient and New Hampshire native Ryan Pitts, a former U.S. Army staff sergeant was the guest speaker at the Commander's Annual Prayer Breakfast here, April 12, 2015."I'm always very honored and humbled at the opportunity to speak with other service members at events like this one,"

  • 157 FSS Services Flight in running for national award

    The 157th Force Support Squadron Services Flight here has been selected as one of the top three Air National Guard food services operations in the nation. Entering its 15th year, the Senior Master Sgt. Kenneth W. Disney Award has been established to improve food service throughout the Air National

  • N.H. National Guard Enlisted Association Scholarship offered

    The New Hampshire National Guard Enlisted Association recently announced that applications for its 2015 scholarship program are now available. The $1,000 annual scholarship is presented to association members or their dependents based on financial need, academic achievements and community