Hawaii Air National Guard photograph Off the Hawaii Air National Guard Facebook page After supporting state authorities in the effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Airmen and Soldiers from various task forces are returning to their island of residence,…
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Off the Hawaii Air National Guard Recruiting & Retention Facebook page Hawaii Air National Guard photograph For this week’s “Take the Oath Tuesday,” I’d like to introduce one of Hawaii Air National Guard’s current member but NEWEST Commissioned Officer, 2nd…
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From the Connecting Vets website Department of Defense photograph Enlisting in the Army with a childhood friend or relative is a generations-old practice meant to bring familiarity and comfort to an experience fraught with stress and uncertainty. So, does signing…
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Retiree News photograph This photograph shows Sandra Dubrett and Carol Orr during the December 2004 UTA weekend. Both were members of the then-154th Mission Support Flight. Sandy came form the Hawaii Army National Guard and served in the personnel area…
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Retiree News photograph This photograph was taken on November 3, 2004 at the Eagle Vision dedication in the then-293rd Combat Communications Squadron backyard. In the photograph (L-R) are then-Colonels Stanley “Ossum” Osserman, Kathleen Berg, and Timothy Carrol. Stan Osserman retired in 2014, with…
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Hawaii Air National Guard photograph This undated photograph shows then-Maj George Duncan between a F-86E Sabre and a F-86L Sabre Interceptor. The 199th Fighter Squadron transitioned from the “E” to the “L” model in late 1957 through early 1958. They had flown…
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Hawaii Air National Guard Photograph The 199th Fighter Squadron flew Phantoms from 1976 through 1987. This undated photograph show a Hawaii Air National Guard F-4C Phantom with a dark paint configuration. For a short period, Phantoms featured the 199th Fighter…
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Hawaii Air National Guard Photograph Pictured above are three members of the Hawaii Air National Guard’s Royal Guard. Left to right are Moses Timbal, Les Chambers, and Paul Kealoha. According to Randall Lum, another Royal Guard member and retiree, it was taken in 1965. …
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