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  • Historic Site Training Center

    Fort Indiantown Gap, also referred to as “The Gap” or “Fig”, which has a history that dates back to the mid-1700s.The current post was originally developed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a National Guard training site in 1931. The installation has served as home to the Pennsylvania National

  • Competition at the 174th Attack Wing

    Weapons crews from Texas and California traveled to the 174th Attack Wing to compete in a weeklong training competition alongside our airmen from August10-13. During the weeklong event, teams split the mandatory loading training into four different competitive events. The week ended with a ceremony

  • 174th Attack Wing Reopens Base Gym

     With concerns of COVID-19 running high. Many companies and businesses decided to temporarily shut down certain day to day operations. This, of course, was done to prevent to possible spread of the virus.Work that is deemed essential didn’t have the luxury of doing this. So essential workers had to

  • Creative Training Solutions Aid in Cyberwarfare

     Cyberwarfare is an ever growing and changing frontline. Due to this fact, the Airmen of the 152nd Air Operations Group (AOG), who are experts at strategizing, planning and directing the joint execution of air power through the Air Operations Center (AOC) have decided to focus on different methods

  • Realistic Wartime Training

    The 174th Maintenance Group’s Forward Operating Location (FOL) provides flying units the ability to operate in realistic wartime training for pilots, maintenance and support personnel at Wheeler Sack Army Air Field (WSAAF) on Fort Drum, New York.

  • 152nd Air Operations Group Welcomes New Commander

    New York Air National Guard Col. James Muscatello, formerly the 152nd Air Operations Group Deputy Commander, assumed command of the 152nd Air Operations Group (AOG) in a ceremony on Hancock Field Air National Guard Base, Saturday, February 8.Col. Michael Smith, 174th Attack Wing commander was the

  • Relax Your Mind, Let Your Conscience Be Free

    When she’s not working in the 174th Attack Wing’s personnel office, 2nd Lt. Carley Ditro is teaching yoga to the wing’s Airmen. Ditro began studying yoga in 2012 during her college days at the State University of New York, Binghamton. “It was just something that I wanted to try with some new

  • The 174th Medical Group Takes Remote Operations to a Whole New Level

    With the growth of the Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) program due to the demands from combatant commanders, keeping aircrews healthy is essential to mission success. If an aircrew member is placed on duty not involving flying (DNIF) status, it takes away from accomplishing the mission so it is

  • Good Dog on Therapy

    Everyone has a bad day, but what do you do when a fellow airman has a bad week? Or a bad month? You get them a dog! Not just any dog, but a dog that can sense stress and emotional strain in the people around. A dog that is around for therapeutic purposes.The 174th Attack Wing(ATKW) has recently