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  • No money no mission

    Money makes the world go-round and operations at the 353rd Special Operations Group (SOG) would not be possible without the financial management team paying the bills. “From equipment and training to multilateral exercises and real-world contingencies, nothing happens without money,” said U.S. Air

  • 193rd SOW Airmen to return from deployment

    More than 50 Airmen from the 193rd Special Operations Wing are scheduled to return home this week following an overseas deployment in support of Operation Inherent Resolve.

  • 353rd SOG participates in Tempest Wind 2017

    The 353rd Special Operations Group demonstrated operational readiness during Tempest Wind, a bilateral, interagency counterterrorism exercise from Sept. 18-26, 2017, in Okinawa, Japan and various locations throughout the Philippines. Tempest Wind is designed to support U.S. Pacific Command and the

  • Hurlburt Field honors fallen OSI agent

    A dedication ceremony was held in honor of fallen U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agent (Maj.) Adrianna M. Vorderbruggen at Hurlburt Field, Fla., Oct. 13, 2017. A pavilion was erected at the Soundside in memoriam of Vorderbruggen and the impact she left on all who knew her

  • SECAF awards Air Force Cross, medals to Air Commandos

    The team was trapped, outnumbered and bombarded by grenades and machine gun fire from elevated positions. Bullets ricocheted around them.Ordnance from circling, friendly aircraft exploded meters from their position, shaking the ground, as smoke from an exploded cache smothered the village.Their

  • Hurlburt Field honors Operation Bahamas, Antilles and Turks

    Air Commandos with the 1st Special Operations Wing hosted retired U.S. Air Force Col. John Hester and retired Tech. Sgt. Paul Cartter during a memorial plaque unveiling ceremony at here, Oct. 14. A plaque was dedicated to the three Air Commandos who died in the Jan. 9, 1984, 44 Alpha crash during