Election Year: Ethics & Etiquette

During election season Airmen should understand what political activities they can and cannot engage in. Air Force policy encourages Airmen to execute their citizenship obligations fully, which includes the right to vote and the right to endorse candidates of their choice. We must, however, be

102nd Intelligence Group and Intelligence Squadron Change of Command

In a change of command ceremony on Otis Air National Guard Base, held on Jan. 7, Col. Virginia Doonan accepts command of the 102nd Intelligence Group, receiving the group's guidon from the 102nd Intelligence Wing Commander Col. Anthony Schiavi. During the same ceremony, Lt. Col. David McNulty

102d Intel Group and Intel Squadron changes command

102nd Air Guardsman receives coveted AFISRA Larson Award for the first time in its 32-year history

Seventy-two of the Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Agency's best and brightest airmen were honored at the 32nd Maj. Gen. Doyle Larson Awards Banquet at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas on October 27, 2011. Among the honorees was Staff Sgt. Justin Thomas of the 102nd

102nd Security Forces defenders conduct MOUT training

On October 30, 2011 the 102nd Security Forces Defenders sharpen and reinforce their skills at the "Military Operations in Urban Terrain" exercise at the Camp Edwards Army National Guard Training Site Calero MOUT training area on Connery Ave. during the November UTA. The training area is designed to

Thirty 102nd Intelligence Wing personnel attend the Massachusetts Conference for Women

Local Masonic lodge donates Christmas Trees to airmen and their families

Chief's Council Scholarships awarded

102nd COMPLIES WITH 99% OVERALL RATING

The Air Guardsmen of the 102nd Intelligence Wing are in the fight every day. They deploy to the Middle East, train at several CONUS locations, and operate a 24/7 ISR mission. Despite their rigorous schedule, Massachusetts Guardsmen were still able to prepare and pass a major inspection focusing on

A Changing Landscape

For the occasional retiree or old unit member who hasn't been to Otis Air National Guard Base in the last year, they might be surprised to see how much the base they've known for so long has changed. Soon after the threat of closure and completion of their fighter wing mission, the 102nd quickly