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183d Wing Cuts Ribbon On Cyber Range

Maj Gen Richard Neely, Adjutant General, State of Illinois, speaks with University of Illinois Springfield Computer Science Department Chair Dr. Sviatoslav Braynov following the ribbon cutting of the 183d Joint Cyber Center of Excellence Cyber Range at the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois April 2, 2022. The range consists of approximately 10 servers, networking equipment, computer terminals and other information technology infrastructure that can be configured to create a variety of cyber training scenarios.

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183d Wing Cuts Ribbon On Cyber Range

Maj Gen Richard Neely, Adjutant General, State of Illinois, speaks with University of Illinois Springfield Computer Science Assistant Professor Dr. Yingyuan Yang following the ribbon cutting of the 183d Joint Cyber Center of Excellence Cyber Range at the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois April 2, 2022. The range consists of approximately 10 servers, networking equipment, computer terminals and other information technology infrastructure that can be configured to create a variety of cyber training scenarios.

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183d Wing Cuts Ribbon On Cyber Range

Maj. Gen. Richard Neely, Adjutant General, State of Illinois, leads key personnel and civilians responsible for the groundbreaking cyber range, in cutting the ribbon on the 183d Joint Cyber Center of Excellence Cyber Range at the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois April 2, 2022. The range consists of approximately 10 servers, networking equipment, computer terminals and other information technology infrastructure that can be configured to create a variety of cyber training scenarios.

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183d Wing Cuts Ribbon On Cyber Range

Left to right, 183d Wing Commander Col. Robert Gellner, Illinois Air National Guard Chief of Staff, Brig. Gen. James Silvasy and Springfield Deputy Mayor Kathleen Alcorn pose for a photo following the ribbon cutting of the 183d Joint Cyber Center of Excellence Cyber Range at the 183d Wing, Springfield, Illinois April 2, 2022. The range consists of approximately 10 servers, networking equipment, computer terminals and other information technology infrastructure that can be configured to create a variety of cyber training scenarios.

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183d Civil Engineering Squadron Trains at March ARB, RTS

Airman Chris Sullivan, an electrician in the 183d Civil Engineer Squadron, connects wiring to a Secondary Distribution center as part of his deployment preparation training at March Air Reserve Base, CA.

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183d Civil Engineering Squadron Trains at March ARB, RTS

183d Civil Engineer Squadron members train on heavy equipment at March Air Reserve Base, CA.

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183d Civil Engineering Squadron Trains at March ARB, RTS

Senior Airman Zara Beck and Airman Andrew Arndt, Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning technicians in the 183d Civil Engineer Squadron, troubleshoot a Field Deployable Environmental Control Unit as part of their deployment preparation training at March Air Reserve Base, CA.

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183d Civil Engineering Squadron Trains at March ARB, RTS

183d Civil Engineer Squadron and 183d Force Support Squadron members pose for a group photo at the March Air Reserve Base Regional Training Site.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Illinois Air National Guard and 183d Wing senior leadership meet with Innovation Tour team members to discuss adding Additive Manufacturing to the capabilities of the 183d Maintenance Squadron. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Senior Master Sgt. Roger Smith speaks with Innovation Tour members, Mr. Chuck Melton, Associate Director NG/A4 and Chief Master Sgt. Frank Harpster, AFMC/AFSC Senior Enlisted Leader, about the benefits of Additive Manufacturing and how it would enhance the capabilities of the 183d Maintenance Squadron. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Mr. Check Melton inspects an aircraft part created by the additive manufacturing process, during an Innovation Tour, at the 183d Wing, 183d Maintenance Squadron. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Mr. Eddie Preston, Rapid Sustainment Office and Dr. Howard Sizek, Air Force Research Laboratory Liaison to Rapid Sustainment Office examine an EMI band replacement tool, created at the 183d Maintenance Squadron, during an Innovation Tour, at the 183d Wing. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Members of the Innovation Tour, tour the 183d Maintenance Squadron. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Lt Col John Moyer, Commander, 183d Maintenance Squadron, briefs members of an Innovation Tour that met with ILANG and 183d Wing senior leaders to discuss the possibility of adding additive manufacturing to their maintenance capabilities. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Chief Master Sgt. Frank Harpster, AFMC/AFSC Senior Enlisted Leader examines an aircraft part created by the additive manufacturing process, during an Innovation Tour stop at the 183d Maintenance Squadron. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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183d Wing Seeks Expanded Capabilities

Col Robert Gellner briefs Innovation Tour members on the current capabilities of the 183d Maintenance Squadron, and how additive manufacturing would enhance those capabilities. 183 MXS is an intermediate repair facility, servicing four types of aircraft engines, used to power five different aircraft at 15 Air National Guard (ANG) units across the county, and was the recipient of the ANG Maintenance Effectiveness Award for 2020.

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UEI photos

A member of the 183d Force Support Squadron checks the temperature of food served to members, during lunch service March 5th. The 183d Wing was recently inspected by the Air Combat Command Inspector general team, during a Unit Effectiveness Inspection. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarah Pherigo)

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UEI photos

A member of the 183d Force Support Squadron speaks with an inspector from the Air Combat Command Inspector General (ACC/IG) team during lunch service March 5th. The 183d Wing was recently inspected by the ACC/IG team, during a Unit Effectiveness Inspection. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarah Pherigo)

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UEI photos

A member of the 183d Force Support Squadron speaks with an inspector from the Air Combat Command Inspector General (ACC/IG) team during lunch service March 5th. The 183d Wing was recently inspected by the ACC/IG team, during a Unit Effectiveness Inspection. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarah Pherigo)

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UEI photos

Airmen assigned to the 183d Security Forces Squadron respond to a breach at the main gate during an exercise supervised by the Air Combat Command Inspector General team, March 5, 2022. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Katherine Jacobus)

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