136th Airlift Wing Texas Air National Guard

136th Airlift Wing Texas Air National Guard The 136th Airlift Wing is located at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas.

It is one of three flying units in the Texas Air National Guard. The wing flies and maintains eight C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, an all-purpose vehicle, cargo and personnel transport. MISSION
To provide highly trained, equipped and motivated military forces for worldwide combat and peacetime tasking supporting the State of Texas and the Nation. The flying mission includes short-field and dirt-s

trip landing, and airdrop delivery of cargo and people in all weather, day and night. The wing has a long history dating back to before the Korean War. The 136th has participated in nearly every major conflict and relief operation since that time, to include Operations in Vietnam, Panama, Africa, Desert Shield/Desert Storm, the South American counter-drug effort, and the Balkans. ROLES
As a National Guard unit, the wing has a dual role of serving the State of Texas under the command of the Governor during peace time and state emergencies, and becoming part of the active duty forces under the command of the President during wartime or other national emergency.

The words we speak to ourselves matter. They shape how we see our worth, our strength, and our culture. During Sexual As...
04/01/2026

The words we speak to ourselves matter. They shape how we see our worth, our strength, and our culture.
During Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM), we want to emphasize that words have power. Choose words that build, support, and empower.
Need to talk or make a report? Help is available 24/7 ๐Ÿ“ฑ
136th AW Report & Crisis Response: 817-714-5536

We are seeking Actual TXNG Veterans (Army or Air) for an upcoming USAA project!Who: TXNG Veterans (Ages 20โ€“55)Shoot Date...
03/27/2026

We are seeking Actual TXNG Veterans (Army or Air) for an upcoming USAA project!

Who: TXNG Veterans (Ages 20โ€“55)

Shoot Date: April 1st
Location: Austin, TX

The Vibe: Easy job, great crew!

Help us represent the Guardโ€™s true spirit!

Apply at the link below:
https://militaryauditionsusaa.castingcrane.com
Questions? Reach out to us at [email protected] or DM this page.

The 136th Security Forces Squadron continues to train at a high level, refining room-clearing tactics and recently compl...
03/19/2026

The 136th Security Forces Squadron continues to train at a high level, refining room-clearing tactics and recently completing Combat Water Survival Training (CWST) alongside U.S. Army Soldiers. CWST challenges participants to swim and tread water in full gear, maintain control of their weapon, and execute high platform water entries.
This training ensures our know how to remain calm, confident, and prepared to respond with precision and lethality regardless of the operational environment.

As proud Texas Air Guardsmen, it is important that we know and honor our history! On this day in 1836, Texas delegates m...
03/03/2026

As proud Texas Air Guardsmen, it is important that we know and honor our history!
On this day in 1836, Texas delegates met and unanimously voted to declare independence from Mexico. This officially created the Republic of Texas, even with the legendary Battle of the Alamo still raging 150 miles away in San Antonio.
Following its victory in April 1836 the short-lived republic signed an annexation treaty with the United States in 1845 to become the 28th state.

Celebrating 190 years of Independence.

This week we had the honor of hosting the Air Executive Council on base at wing headquarters. This meeting provided an o...
02/26/2026

This week we had the honor of hosting the Air Executive Council on base at wing headquarters. This meeting provided an opportunity for Texas Military Department (TMD) and Texas Air National Guard leadership from all three flying wings (136th Airlift Wing, 147th Attack Wing, and 149th Fighter Wing) to come together to discuss current issues and policies that are impacting the units as a whole.

Everything from the strategic vision of the TMD to specific operational processes were analyzed, with mission readiness and Airman wellness at the forefront of each discussion.

The event reinforced the concept that the Texas Military Department is a team. Each member plays a specific role that is equally essential to the overall mission of serving and protecting Texas and the United States of America ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ

From our newest Airmen to our experienced officer corp, we hold ourselves to the highest standard and remain

Yesterday four F-16 Fighting Falcons from the Air Force Thunderbirds made a fueling stop at NAS JRB Fort Worth !
02/18/2026

Yesterday four F-16 Fighting Falcons from the Air Force Thunderbirds made a fueling stop at NAS JRB Fort Worth !

 Pictured here is MSgt Chris Petkus, a crew chief assigned to the 136th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, adding liquid oxy...
02/13/2026


Pictured here is MSgt Chris Petkus, a crew chief assigned to the 136th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, adding liquid oxygen into one of our C-130J Super Hercules aircraft.

Using liquid oxygen (LOX) in our planes provides several important benefits over systems that rely solely on gaseous oxygen. In terms of storage, liquid oxygen saves both space and weight by eliminating the need for heavy gas storage cylinders. LOX systems also allow our C-130Js to stay in the air longer due to the highly efficient way they distribute oxygen to the aircrew. During the vaporization process LOX expands rapidly, allowing for one liter of LOX to become roughly 860 liters of breathable gaseous oxygen!

Though highly efficient, LOX is also highly reactive and extremely cold (typically stored at around -300 ยฐF) and our well trained crew chiefs must utilize protective gear whenever handling it.

It is this professionalism and dedication to safety that make our team so effective and mission ready!

01/29/2026

Winter Storm Fern hit Texas hard but the 136th is back in the air doing what we do best!

Always Ready, Always There ๐Ÿ‘
01/26/2026

Always Ready, Always There ๐Ÿ‘

Today Maj. Aaron Crider was recognized during his promotion ceremony from the rank of captain to major.Chaplain Crider i...
01/23/2026

Today Maj. Aaron Crider was recognized during his promotion ceremony from the rank of captain to major.

Chaplain Crider is known for his proactive approach to ministry in that he consistently makes an effort to "go where the Airmen are" rather than waiting for them to come to him. It is this dedication and genuine care for the members of the 136th that have made him such a valuable part of our team.

Congratulations and thank you for continuing to serve the spiritual needs of our Airmen!

Address

200 Hensley Avenue
Fort Worth, TX
76127

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18178523344

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