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  • 163d Civil Engineer Airmen Sharpen Skills During a DFT to Alaska

    SEWARD, Alaska — Airmen with the 163d Civil Engineer Squadron, March Air Reserve Base, Calif., refined critical civil engineering skills while improving infrastructure and facilities during a deployment for training (DFT) at Seward Military Resort, August 10-28, 2026.

  • Moving the Wing: The Vehicle Management Mission

    MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE, Calif. — From sedans to excavators, the 163d Logistics Readiness Squadron’s Vehicle Management Flight manages and maintains a variety of vehicles that enable the wing to generate combat airpower. The flight ensures Airmen have safe, reliable government-owned vehicles by

  • Boreas prepares 163d Communications Flight for evolving cyber threats

    MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE, Calif.— Airmen from the 163d Communications Flight sharpened their cyber defense skills during Boreas, an exercise designed to strengthen network threat detection, defensive cyberspace operations and incident response to help safeguard Air Force information systems against

  • Air Force tests collaborative combat aircraft at Creech AFB

    The future of air combat is being forged in the Nevada desert as the Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft Experimental Operations Unit pushed the boundaries of semi-autonomous technology during a recent Agile Combat Employment exercise.

  • Formal Training Unit Produces Aircrews Skilled Beyond the Curriculum

    Students at the 163d Attack Wing Formal Training Unit learn to operate the MQ-9 Reaper aircraft in a challenging environment. Located in the complex Southern California civilian airspace, just getting to the training area requires daily integration to navigate and decipher intricate flight

  • Air Force shapes requirements for a new era of uncrewed airpower

    The Air Force is partnering with the Defense Innovation Unit to leverage DIU's expertise in rapidly prototyping and fielding commercial technologies. This partnership is crucial for developing next-generation capabilities that will inform the future of the MQ-9 Reaper fleet.

  • 163d Sets the Pace for Fitness Excellence Ahead of Testing Changes

    MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE, Calif. — While many Airmen are preparing for the Department of the Air Force's updated Physical Fitness Assessment standards taking effect July 1, members of the 163d Operations Support Squadron have already spent the past eight months building a culture of fitness that