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  • Rylan Richard, 16, prepares to trim the curb side grass outside Building 158 as a Pavement and Grounds summer hire. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Kerri Cole)

    Enjoying a summer job at the 102nd

    The Title V Student Temporary Employment Program, also known as STEP, is an opportunity for high school and college students to experience a summer job like no other. While other students may just "kick back" during the summer, STEP employees are given the opportunity to work beside Massachusetts Air National Guardsmen. Whether it's a position as
  • President Barack Obama emerges from Air Force One with a wave to the crowd and his daughter Malia at his side shortly after landing at the Massachusetts Military Reservation on Aug. 23, 2009. President Obama and The First Family landed at the MMR in Air Force One and within minutes boarded Marine One headed for a week-long vacation on Martha's Vineyard.

    President Obama lands at Massachusetts Military Reservation

  • Otis unit to receive annual Red Cross award

    The 267th Combat Communications Squadron is scheduled to receive a 2008 Cape Cod and Islands Red Cross Hero Award in the category of "Military/Community Service" at the 7th Annual Heroes Breakfast, March 6, in Hyannis, Mass. According to a Red Cross press release dated Jan. 28, a committee of six members of the community evaluated many nominations

  • Air Operations Group stands up

    As Senior Airman Alexis Colonna, working on the ops floor of the 102nd Air Operations Group (AOG), sits down at a large new desk, she looks toward the four computer monitors in front of her. Two large flat-screen televisions, mounted on the far wall, stream out the latest news and information. She dons the heavy headphones lying on the desk in

  • Inaugural support

    Two units of the 267th Combat Communications Squadron were deployed to the Washington, D.C., area for six days during the presidential inauguration in January to provide communications support in the event of an emergency. The Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC) was stationed at Andrews AFB, Md., and was assigned to Joint Task

  • 102nd Intelligence Wing Environmental Assessment

    The Environmental Assessment concerning the modernization through demolition and construction of facilities at Otis Air National Guard Base is now available online at: http://www.EandRC.org Copies are also available for review in the Information Repositories at the main libraries in Falmouth, Sandwich, Mashpee, and Bourne, Mass. This document will

  • Intelligence mission moves forward

    As the wing embarks on establishing a new tradition of excellence at Otis, 13 members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing recently returned from training at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, sporting hard earned intelligence badges. They completed their career development courses in short order and are now deployed to Alabama for 90 days of specialized

  • F-15 static display marks legacy of 102nd Fighter Wing

    It required countless hours of exhaustive labor and painstaking detail, but two former 102nd crew chiefs, Master Sgt. Pat Ryan and Tech. Sgt. Brian Savage, were finally able to view the finished product of their industrious efforts. On the morning of Oct. 24, a restored F-15 was carefully wheeled down Generals Blvd. and positioned prominently at

  • Are you 'Fit to Fight?'

    Physical fitness standards have evolved over the years from the old walk/run days. Back then it seemed if you started and finished (if you were tested at all) you passed. AFI 10-248 and ANGI 10-248 are the governing instructions for the current Air Force fitness program. These instructions, currently under review, establish the minimum standards
  • Airmen from the 267th Combat Communications Squadron work in the Joint Incident Site Communications Capability tent at the Sandwich, Mass., flu clinic, Nov. 14.

    Otis Airmen support local flu clinic, flu pandemic exercise

    Airmen from two units at Otis Air National Guard Base provided key support to a local, combination drive through flu clinic and flu pandemic exercise, Nov. 14. The 267th Combat Communications Squadron provided communications support to more than 100 flu clinic workers and volunteers with their Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC)
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