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  • 621st CRW Airmen return from CENTCOM region deployment

    Members of the 621st Contingency Response Squadron recently returned home to Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst following a deployment to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility where they were tasked to provide rapid, critical support to ongoing operations in the region.During their

  • 721st CRS conducts first “Phantom Shield” exercise at Amedee AAF

    The 721st Contingency Response Squadron (CRS) successfully completed its inaugural internally planned and executed exercise, “Phantom Shield,” at Amedee Army Airfield from May 12-20.The nine-day exercise marked a milestone for the newly established unit, testing its ability to rapidly deploy and

  • 621st CRW legal advisor dubbed “Lake Placid”

    Everyone needs someone who is calm under pressure and can turn chaos into order, and one such individual is Maj. Matthew Cole, a USAF judge advocate.Judge advocates can decipher a lot of information all at once, digest it and cooly translate it to Airmen and their commanders in a concise format to

  • 321st AMOS swings for the fences in Home Plate 25-2

    More than two dozen members of the 321st and 349th Air Mobility Operations Squadrons gathered in the 321st AMOS Weapons System Suite on January 31, 2025, to kick off Home Plate 25-2. Home Plate 25-2 is the next iteration of the 321st AMOS long-running internal exercise series. This iteration focused

  • 321st AMOS swings for the fences in Home Plate 25-2

    More than two dozen members of the 321st and 349th Air Mobility Operations Squadrons gathered in the 321st AMOS Weapons System Suite on January 31, 2025, to kick off Home Plate 25-2. Home Plate 25-2 is the next iteration of the 321st AMOS long-running internal exercise series. This iteration focused

  • Five 921st CRS Airmen rescue couple after car accident

    On a low visibility night, Staff Sgt. Quilin Kirkpatrick and his team pull up to a “T” intersection behind a Subaru Outlander. The driver of the Subaru Outlander takes a right-handed turn too sharply and drives accidentally four-to-five feet into a drainage ditch, flipping his vehicle over. Senior

  • 821 CRS "Hellhounds": Ready for Deployment

    Under grey, cloudy and stormy skies, a deluge of rain fell over an already water-saturated Travis Air Force Base, November 21.Meteorologists with The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration call these types of heavy storms: bomb cyclones, which can happen when a cold air mass collides with a