163d Attack Wing

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ALWAYS READY. ALWAYS THERE. 🚨During , National Guard members trained alongside emergency response partners in realistic...
09/19/2026

ALWAYS READY. ALWAYS THERE. 🚨

During , National Guard members trained alongside emergency response partners in realistic disaster scenarios designed to test readiness under pressure.

Military role players portrayed patients and civilians affected by simulated disasters, challenging responders to assess situations, communicate effectively and adapt in real time. 🚑🤝

Realistic training. Strong partnerships. Mission-ready response. 🪖

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09/18/2026

79 years of breaking barriers—and counting. Happy birthday, U.S. Air Force! From the Bell X-1 to today’s Airmen, the legacy continues.

What’s your favorite Air Force aircraft? Reply below!

💡TRUST + EMPOWERMENT = RESULTS 💡For our new command chief, Joan Nguyen, strong leadership starts with giving Airmen the ...
09/14/2026

💡TRUST + EMPOWERMENT = RESULTS 💡

For our new command chief, Joan Nguyen, strong leadership starts with giving Airmen the trust and resources to make an impact.

She sees our greatest strength in the way our members rise to the challenge on every occasion and build the resiliency to move forward. Empowered to think creatively. Take initiative. Make the mission happen. 💪

Read more about Chief's background and vision for the wing ➡ https://dvidshub.net/r/yufuaq

Never Forget. Run to Remember.In remembrance of September 11th, Airmen came together for a memorial run to reflect, unit...
09/12/2026

Never Forget. Run to Remember.

In remembrance of September 11th, Airmen came together for a memorial run to reflect, unite and keep the legacy of service and sacrifice alive. Participants spent this morning running to honor heroes, victims and first responders. 🇺🇸

🔥 Designed for the force. ✈️Our Regional Training Site developed EMBER — Emergency Management Battlefield Expeditionary ...
09/11/2026

🔥 Designed for the force. ✈️

Our Regional Training Site developed EMBER — Emergency Management Battlefield Expeditionary Readiness — to take emergency management training beyond the classroom and into a challenging, expeditionary environment.

During the week-long course, Total Force Airmen from Air and Space installations put critical skills into practice through tactical vehicle operations, land navigation, reconnaissance, surveillance and simulated contaminated environments.

Together, we’re building the readiness to respond, adapt and operate wherever the mission takes us. 💪

09/04/2026
Training today. Ready always. 💪Recently, we hosted members from the 146th Civil Engineer Squadron at our Regional Traini...
09/04/2026

Training today. Ready always. 💪

Recently, we hosted members from the 146th Civil Engineer Squadron at our Regional Training Site to take part in a weeklong bivouac training course giving Airmen the opportunity to sharpen critical skills and work in a hands-on environment.

Training our partners and across the force makes us better, strengthening the skills, confidence, and teamwork our Airmen rely on when the mission calls and helping us maintain a force that is capable, lethal, and ready to respond. Anytime, anywhere.

🔗https://dvidshub.net/r/64sojq

09/03/2026

Training today. Ready always. 💪🇺🇸

Watch how Civil Engineers put their skills to the test during a week-long exercise at the 163d Regional Training Site. From the training ground to the mission, our Airmen stay ready for whatever comes their way.

Anytime. Anywhere. Ready to serve.

⛽ Every mission needs fuel. But FSS taste the best. 🍳While our Civil Engineer Airmen put their skills to work across the...
08/30/2026

⛽ Every mission needs fuel. But FSS taste the best. 🍳

While our Civil Engineer Airmen put their skills to work across the Seward Military Resort, our 163d Force Support Airmen kept 39 hungry Grizzlys fed and ready to go.

Our Services Airmen weren't just supporting the DFT, they were training, too. Conducting food service operations in a remote area gave them an opportunity to sharpen the mission-essential skills they'll be expected to bring to deployed environments.

Fuel the Airmen. Fuel the mission. 🐻🍽️

🐻 Grizzlys spotted in Alaska! Build. Sustain. Improve. 🔨More than 39 of our Grizzlys traded the Golden State for the Las...
08/28/2026

🐻 Grizzlys spotted in Alaska!

Build. Sustain. Improve. 🔨

More than 39 of our Grizzlys traded the Golden State for the Last Frontier, traveling to the remote Seward, Alaska, for a deployment for training (DFT) at the Seward Military Resort.

From trenching and concrete placement to electrical work, roofing and metal wrapping, our Civil Engineer Airmen are putting their skills to work across the Seward Military Resort, improving a facility that serves military members and their families while sharpening mission-essential skills they'll rely on in deployed environments.

California Grizzlys in Alaska? Don't worry. These ones came to build. 🐻🔨

Read more here!
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/573276/163d-civil-engineer-airmen-sharpen-skills-during-dft-alaska

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