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Video by Master Sgt. Jake Meyer
190th Security Forces supporting the 22 Friendship Festival in Japan
190th Air Refueling Wing
June 3, 2022 | 3:31
The 190th Security Forces spent their annual training at the 2022 Friendship Festival in Yokota Japan. This event was to help build the relationship between the United State of America and Japan.
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  • 190 ARW deploy for Operation Capitol Response

    Members of the 190th Air Refueling Wing have returned to Forbes Field following their deployment to Washington, D.C., where they provided support to the District of Columbia National Guard and local civilian authorities for the presidential inauguration from Jan. 17-27. A total of 59 Coyotes

  • Kansas Guardsmen compete at Omaha Marathon

    After months of training, seven Kansas National Guard members competed as a team in the Omaha Marathon Sept. 20, 2020, showcasing what Kansas could do against the other 110 National Guard participants.The team placed 11th out of 48 teams, which earned two runners a chance to represent the All Guard

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    On October 15, 2020, the 190th Air Refueling Wing Communications Flight visited Wichita, Kan. to collaborate with the 184th Wing in preparation for the new cyber defense mission to begin implementation at Forbes Field in fiscal year 2021.After a course of three phases, CF plans to be entirely

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    The jet takes a victory lap over the runway before looping around and taxiing onto the ramp. The aircrew parks and makes their way through all the required maintenance checks. Meanwhile, family and friends wait eagerly for the signal to run toward the aircraft. As the lucky individual emerges from

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    Capt. Ryan Voth and Lt. Col. Jon O’Neal, both members of the 190th Air Refueling Wing Medical Group, practice advanced cardiac life support during the Jan. drill. ALCS is basic life support with extra emphasis on cardiac support. Scenarios like this usually take place in a hospital setting. Training

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    It’s July 20, 2017 at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania when John Mellencamp’s hit released in 1980, “Ain’t even done with the night,” streams from a phone. Well-seasoned Senior Master Sgt. Casey Batterton pauses for a moment, chuckles and mutters “I remember when that song was new.” For him this

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    The American Legion Riders, Chapter 156 from Paola, Kansas visited the 190th Air Refueling Wing on June 25, 2017, to show their support for Airmen and the refueling mission. The American Legion Riders are a national motorcycle club split into regional sectors that provide support for veterans and

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    Since February 15, 2017, Forbes Field and local contractors have been performing a major construction overhaul on the runway to improve flight operations and ensure the safety of Airmen and aircraft alike. The current runway had been in place since the 1950s and was coming up on the end of its

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