• Big changes at the 102nd Medical Group

    A few months ago, the 102nd Medical Group began implementing some new forms and processes. As we progress, our hopes are to simplify the PHA process, reduce or eliminate the time spent at the medical group on a drill weekend, and to better take care of our Airmen. Web-based Health Assessment

  • Operational Security

    What is OPSEC? OPSEC is short for Operational Security which has been around for years and has been used to describe the protection of valued assets. While many of us know what OPSEC means, we may not clearly understand what an acceptable boundary is that allows us to safely practice good

  • 102nd Air Operations Center remains on target

    The rhythm of an Air Operations Center (AOC) has been compared to that of an orchestra. Each member performing their respective task, playing individual notes while simultaneously working in concert with one another. After two years of growth and development, while earning accolades from the parent

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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,

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