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27 Brigade

On December 31, 2008, at 10:45 EST, a charter plane carrying members of the 27th BCT
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27 Brigade

The 27th Brigade, Army National Guard based out of Hancock Field Air National Guard Base, Syracuse, NY return home following a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. (US Air Force photo by SSgt. Ricky Best/RELEASED)
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Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs

Lt. Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr. visited Hancock Field ANGB on Wednesday the 17th of December to discuss the unit’s future in being the first Air National Guard unit to have the MQ-9 Reaper.
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Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs

Lt. Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr. visited Hancock Field ANGB on Wednesday the 17th of December to discuss the unit’s future in being the first Air National Guard unit to have the MQ-9 Reaper.
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Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs

Lt. Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr. visited Hancock Field ANGB on Wednesday the 17th of December to discuss the unit’s future in being the first Air National Guard unit to have the MQ-9 Reaper.
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Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs

Lt. Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr. visited Hancock Field ANGB on Wednesday the 17th of December to discuss the unit’s future in being the first Air National Guard unit to have the MQ-9 Reaper.
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Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs

Lt. Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr. visited Hancock Field ANGB on Wednesday the 17th of December to discuss the unit’s future in being the first Air National Guard unit to have the MQ-9 Reaper.
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Heroes Breakfast

On behalf of the 174th Fighter Wing Base Honor Guard, SMSgt Melinda Haines and TSgt James Jarmacz accepts the Military Hero Award, presented by Ellen Mitchell of Lockheed-Martin at the Red Cross Real Heroes Breakfast, held at the Oncenter Convention Center Complex on Wednesday, December 3, 2008. The primary mission of the base honor guard is to provide military funeral honors for active duty, retired members, and veterans. The 174th Fighter Wing Base Honor Guard consists of 52 volunteers from Hancock Field.
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Heroes Breakfast

Colonel Kevin W. Bradley, 174th Fighter Wing Commander, poses with members of the 174th Base Honor Guard at a Red Cross Real Heroes Breakfast on Wednesday, December 3, 2008 at the Oncenter Convention Center in Downtown Syracuse, NY. The honor guard was presented the award for the Military Hero. The primary mission of the base honor guard is to provide military funeral honors for active duty, retired members, and veterans. The 174th Fighter Wing Base Honor Guard consists of 52 volunteers from Hancock Field.
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Heros Breakfast

heros Breakfast
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Heros Breakfast

heros Breakfast
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Heros Breakfast

heros Breakfast
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Teen Wins 2nd Place for History Project on 174th

Sean Meyer won 2nd Place for in the History Fair for his project on the 174th Fighter Wing. Sean requested an interview with Director of Staff, Lt. Col. MaryJo Timpano, and was given a lot of information and a tour of the base. He took that knowledge and created a fabulous display, including the painted runway he made from cardboard.
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Teen Wins 2nd Place for History Project on 174th

Sean Meyer won 2nd Place for in the History Fair for his project on the 174th Fighter Wing. Sean requested an interview with Director of Staff, Lt. Col. MaryJo Timpano, and was given a lot of information and a tour of the base. He took that knowledge and created a fabulous display, including the painted runway he made from cardboard.
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Strengthening Bonds

Deployed members of the 174th Fighter Wing and their spouses participated in the first Strong Bonds Couples Weekend, sponsored by the 174th Family Readiness Office. The weekend was to allow couples to reconnect after deployments.
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Accepting Commander

Major Alberto J. Gaston accepts command of the 274th Air Support Operations Squadron. Maj. Gaston assumed command on November 2, 2008 in a ceremony officiated by Colonel Kevin W. Bradley, 174th Fighter Wing Commander. He had assumed the duties since July 2, 2008. 274th ASOS First Sergeant Master Seargeant William R. Schroeder was the guidon bearer. (Photo taken by SSgt Ricky Best)
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First Salute

Major Alberto J. Gaston receives his first salute from the 274th Air Support Operations Squadron. Maj. Gaston assumed command on November 2, 2008 in a ceremony officiated by Colonel Kevin W. Bradley, 174th Fighter Wing Commander. He had assumed the duties since July 2, 2008. (Photo taken by SSgt Ricky Best)
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Addressing the Airmen

Major Alberto J. Gaston addresses his Airmen for the first time as the new 274th Air Support Operations Group Commander. Maj. Gaston assumed command on November 2, 2008 in a ceremony officiated by Colonel Kevin W. Bradley, 174th Fighter Wing Commander. He had assumed the duties since July 2, 2008. (Photo taken by SSgt Ricky Best)
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SARC

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Officer
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Final Take-off

The first F-16 fighter jets taxi out to the runway for takeoff from Hancock Field Air National Guard Base, Syracuse, NY. Two F-16 fighter jets left Hancock Field, and will find a new home at Edwards Air Force Base, California. This signifies the 174th Fighter Wing's transition to the MQ-9 Reaper mission. (Photo taken by TSgt Jeremy Call, 174th Fighter Wing)
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