184th Intelligence Wing takes part in Annual Wichita River Festival

Members of the Kansas Air Guard 184th Intelligence Wing were part of the annual Wichita River Festival Sundown Parade held on May 7, 2010.

184th Intelligence Wing takes part in Annual Wichita River Festival

Maj Billy Garst, representing the Kansas Air Guard 184th Intelligence Wing takes part in the Annual Wichita River Festival Dodge Ball Tournament held on May 8, 2010.

Good Apple Award ceremony of the 2009-10 school year at Stucky Middle School

On April 19 the Wichita Public Schools Board of Education conducted the final Good Apple Award ceremony of the 2009-10 school year at Stucky Middle School. The Good Apple Award program allows schools and administrative support centers to recognize employees, volunteers and school partners who provide exemplary service to the district and its students. Twice each year, principals and selection committees take up the arduous task of reviewing nominations and selecting only three award recipients for their buildings. In cooperation with the district's JROTC/Leadership Program, the Kansas Air National Guard generously delivered truckloads of school supply kits for distribution to students in the Wichita Public Schools. These pre-packed school supply kits help students attend class ready for academic success.

2010 KS National Guard Bass Tournament Champs.....

(Left to right) MSgt Kenny Everett 127 CACS, Lt Dave Olds 161 IS and Capt John Lane 161 IS procured the 1st place slot at the 2010 Kansas National Guard Bass Fishing Tournament held at Coffey County Lake on April 17, 2010. The tournament is held in honor of multiple KS National Guardsmen who have paid the ultimate price. Their love of the sport was the initial inspiration for the tournament 6 years ago. Plaques were presented by Maj Gen Tod Bunting, The Adjutant General of Kansas, who also competed in the tournament. By an act of god Capt Lane won the "biggest bass" of the tournament. And no we did not buy the fish off of other anglers. The tournament is held every year at about this time. It's a good time and I highly encourage more AF participation next year.

184 IW hosts school counselors

Major Steven Shook from the 184th Force Support Squadron and TSgt Justin Moody from the Chaplain’s office gave testimonials and shared their satisfaction of serving the local community and country as a Guardsmen and how both their civilian and military jobs complement each other. Both are traditional guardsman are employed by the Wichita Public School district as education administrators.

184 IW hosts school counselors

Major Jesse Sojka, flight commander for the 161st Intelligence Squadron, and unit volunteers welcomed counselors from the Unified School District #259 and gave mission briefings at the Roost.