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Silver Flag 2022

Illinois Air National Guard 1st Lt. Justin Releford, the 183d Wing Sustainment Services Flight commander, briefs slides at Silver Flag 2022 on Dobbins Air National Guard Base, Georgia, August 12, 2022. Silver Flag began with four days of classroom lectures, before moving into hands-on application of skills learned, then finished with a two day field training exercise.
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183d Force Support Squadron Assumption Of Command

Col. Shawn Green, Commander, 183d Mission Support Group (left) and Lt. Col. Joseph Crispen (right), Commander, 183d Force Support Squadron (FSS), stand side by side just prior to Crispen assuming command of FSS. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Patrick Kerr)
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183d Force Support Squadron Assumption Of Command

Lt. Col. Joseph Crispen (right), accepts the 183d Force Support Squadron (FSS) guidon from Col. Shawn Green, Commander, 183d Mission Support Group (left), as he accepts command of FSS. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Patrick Kerr)
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Weapons Sustainment Training

Members of the 183 Security Forces Squadron pose for a group photo after Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Luis Pozo, 183 Security Forces Squadron, Springfield 183d Security Forces Squadron practices proper firing of an M4 during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Chad Sims, 183 Security Forces Squadron, Springfield 183d Security Forces Squadron practices proper firing of an M4 during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Donnie Stice, 183 Security Forces Squadron, Springfield, Illinois practiced firing an M18 during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

Airmen from the 183d Security Forces Squadron, Springfield, Illinois practiced with M4s during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S. Air Force Airman First Class Chad Mabus, 183 Security Forces Squadron, Springfield, Illinois practiced proper handholds with M18 during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Chad Sims, 183 Security Forces Squadron, Springfield 183d Security Forces Squadron practices proper loading and unloading of a magazine with an M18 during a Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

U.S Air Force Senior Master Sgt Stephen Horcharik, Operations Superintendent, 183d Security Forces Squadron (183SFS), demonstrates a proper hold of an M18 before conducting a quarterly Weapons Sustainment Training for airmen on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen from the 183 SFS practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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Weapons Sustainment Training

Members of the 183d Security Forces Squadron (183d SFS), Springfield, Illinois, listen to Senior Master Sgt Stephen Horcharik, the Operations Superintendent before participating in a quarterly Weapons Sustainment Training on August 6, 2022 at the Springfield Fire Dept Station 2 Training Facility. Airmen practiced drills with both the M4 and the M18 using simulated ammunition on August 6-7, 2022 as part of a quarterly training requirement. The intent of the drills are to increase agility and firing speed while increasing proficiency with duty weapons.
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I Would Do It All Over Again: A Chief’s Retirement

U.S. Air National Guard 183d Wing Force Support Squadron Senior Enlisted Leader Chief Master Sgt. Teresa Ray poses for a photo in her office May 14, 2022, at the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois. Ray transferred to her position at the 183d Wing in 2019.
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I Would Do It All Over Again: A Chief’s Retirement

Chief Master Sgt. Teresa Ray poses for a photo with her husband Ellis.
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I Would Do It All Over Again: A Chief’s Retirement

U.S. Air National Guard 183d Wing Force Support Squadron Senior Enlisted Leader Chief Master Sgt. Teresa Ray poses for a photo outside of the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois on May 14, 2022. Ray came to the 183d Wing from the Air Force Reserves at Scott Air Force Base in 2019.
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183d Air Operations Group Members Aid in PANAMAX Planning

Two members of the 183d Air Operations Group traveled to Panama City, Panama, to participate in a 12th Air Force Planning in Crisis event June 22-30. Lt. Col. David Keck and Lt. Col. Charlie Shaw joined air component planners from 10 Caribbean and Latin American countries to aid in coordinating joint operations for the upcoming PANAMAX 2022 exercise.
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183d Air Operations Group Members Aid in PANAMAX Planning

Two members of the 183d Air Operations Group traveled to Panama City, Panama, to participate in a 12th Air Force Planning in Crisis event June 22-30. Lt. Col. David Keck and Lt. Col. Charlie Shaw joined air component planners from 10 Caribbean and Latin American countries to aid in coordinating joint operations for the upcoming PANAMAX 2022 exercise.
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Combat Lifesaver Course

Airmen from the 183D Wing Security Forces Squadron in Springfield, Illinois apply combat care to a training manikin at Camp Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois, July 12, 2022. The airmen were taking part in a combat lifesaver course that was hosted by the National Guard at Camp Lincoln.
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Combat Lifesaver Course

Illinois Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Jaymes Coonrod, a defender with the 183D Wing Securty Forces Squadron in Springfield, Illinois, performs a needle decompression on a training manikin during a combat lifesaver course at Camp Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois, July 12, 2022. Needle decompression is used to return air to a collapsed lung after a casualty has suffered a puncture wound to the chest.
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Maintenance Arm Demonstration

An engineer from the civilian aircraft industry takes measurements with a portable coordinate measuring arm in the Centralized Repair Facility at the 183D Wing, Springfield, Illinois, July 13, 2022. Along with aligning aircraft components, the arm may also be able to aid in 3D inspections, tool certifications, dimensional analysis and reverse engineering.
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