An official website of the United States government
A .mil website belongs to an official U.S. Department of Defense organization in the United States.
A lock (lock ) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .mil website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

Latest News header

CONTENT CHANGE NOTICE

Content on this site has been reviewed and removed to align with the president's executive orders and DoD priorities in accordance with DoD Instruction 5400.17. MORE DETAILS HERE.

Airman Magazine Link Button

DoD News link button

graphic saying the information on this page is also available on the 315 AW mobile app.

 

Behind the Wing podcast link Graphic

News Search

  • Rewards program rules for government travelers

    Last week I called a hotel to book a room for a week-long TDY.  I schedule my hotel arrangements myself since DTS always seems to erroneously indicate that no rooms are available.  As I was in the process of confirming the reservation, the attendant asked if I was a member of the hotel’s rewards

  • New Tuition Assistance Tool Attuned to Troops’ Educational Need

    The Defense Department continues to invest in its service members and has introduced a new online informational tool tailored to their unique school programs and educational needs, the Defense Department’s chief of voluntary education said in a DoD news interview last month.Dawn Bilodeau discussed a

  • U.S. Military Role in Assistance to Nepal

    U.S. military forces have responded to the earthquakedisaster in Nepal and continue to develop plans to support the U.S. governmentagencies making up the U.S. response to the calamity.  The U.S. stands by Nepal at this sad time andextends its condolences to all those affected.Soon after the April

  • Wing website gets dramatic overhaul

    The 315th Airlift Wing went live with a new and updated public website today that improves security, is much more modern looking and offers mobile versions of its pages for easier viewing on smart phones and tablets.The 315 AW public website address remains the same, www.315aw.afrc.af.mil , but the

  • AF Reserve, Guard leaders testify before the Senate

    The chief of the Air Force Reserve and the director of the Air National Guard testified alongside the other services' Reserve chiefs and Guard directors before the Senate Appropriations Committee Subcommittee on Defense, April 29.With the threat of sequestration-level funding looming, both the Guard

  • Air Force provides additional support in Nepal

    The Air Force continues its support of the disaster relief operations in Nepal with the arrival of a second C-17 Globemaster III in response to an earthquake that rocked the country April 25."One of the U.S. Air Force's great strengths is our ability to provide rapid global mobility in support of

  • DoD Sends Aircraft to Support Disaster-Assistance Operations in Nepal

    The United States has sent an Air Force aircraft to Nepal to deliver personnel and cargo in support of disaster-relief operations, according to Pentagon spokesman Army Col. Steve Warren.A 7.9-magnitude earthquake hit the country Saturday, reportedly leaving almost 2,500 dead, about 6,000 injured and

  • 315 AW wins 2014 Air Force Reserve Command’s Excellence Award

    Air Force Reserve Command recognized the 315th Airlift Wing for its One Unit Training Assembly Working Group by announcing the wing as recipient of the AFRC Lessons Learned Excellence Award.AFRC is forwarding the 31 representative to the Air Force competition for the General George C. Kenney Award

  • 315 AW wins 2014 Air Force Reserve Command’s Excellence Award

    Air Force Reserve Command recognized the 315th Airlift Wing for its One Unit Training Assembly Working Group by announcing the wing as recipient of the AFRC Lessons Learned Excellence Award.AFRC is forwarding the 31 representative to the Air Force competition for the General George C. Kenney Award