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  • Smartphone myPay Users Beware!

    Please read the below message from DFAS regarding MyPay apps!Smartphone myPay users beware! App stores are offering myPay apps claiming to make your smartphone access easier or more productive. WRONG! Other than the DFAS Info2Go app, there are no officially sanctioned myPay apps and those that are

  • Halloween arrives at the Reno Air Base

    Costume-clad children dressed as Ninjas squared off in an arena marked by pumpkins while witches, scary clowns and a plastic Soldier invaded the Sierra Air National Guard Association's building during the Nevada Guard's annual Halloween Family Party here at the Air National Guard on Friday.The

  • Teacher, Airman Landsberry remembered as hero

    Officials confirmed today Nevada Air Guard Master Sgt. Michael Landsberry, 45, was the Sparks Middle School teacher killed in a shooting incident at the school Monday. Police said today a 12-year-old Sparks Middle School student was the lone shooter and, after shooting Landsberry and two other

  • Federal government back in business, Guard drills set to resume

    President Barack Obama signed legislation early Thursday bringing federal employees, including all military technicians, back to work after Congress finally resolved the budget impasse which led to a 16-day shutdown.Senate leaders championed bipartisan legislation to reopen the government and remove

  • Hagel: Time to stand together to prevent suicide

    The Department of Defense's most important responsibility is to support and protect those who defend our country. That means we must do everything possible to prevent military suicide.As we observe Suicide Prevention Month, the entire DoD community - service members, civilians, members of our

  • Col. David Clark promoted to O-6

         On Sunday, Lt. Col. David A. Clark, vice wing commander of the 152nd Airlift Wing, Reno, Nevada was promoted to his new rank of Colonel.         In his role of vice wing commander, he assists the wing commander in defining and establishing the policy, programming, and planning necessary to

  • Sink or swim: 152nd Operations Group completes water survival training

         Thrown into the proverbial deep end here during a variety of water-training scenarios, about 100 Airmen in the 152nd Operations Group completed their requisite aircrew intelligence and water survival here in August.     Pilots, navigators, engineers, and loadmasters comprised the majority of

  • Students score supplies from Back-to-School Brigade

         The Nevada National Guard teamed with Operation Homefront and Dollar Tree stores to distribute school supplies to more than 500 students from military families at three northern Nevada National Guard locations on Aug. 3-4 through Operation Homefront's Back-to-School Brigade program.     The

  • Nevada Guardsmen enthralled by POW’s harrowing tales from Vietnam

    Nevada Guardsmen listened in rapt attention to retired Col. Thomas Kirk's anecdotes from Vietnam on July 30 during the 4th annual Patriots' Luncheon, an annual event held in conjunction with the Reno Tahoe Golf Open. Kirk's speech highlighted the event hosted by the Montreux Golf and Country Club

  • DOD technician furloughs reduced to six days

    Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Tuesday that furloughs affecting Department of Defense civilians and military technicians will be cut from 11 days to six days.Hagel said that Pentagon officials found sufficient savings in the final months of the current fiscal year to lessen the burden on those