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  • Senior Airman Kaila Margheim and Senior Airman Mandy Herrmann, both from the 119th Wing, North Dakota Air National Guard, take part in a city tour of Washington, D.C. on May 29. The Airmen are two of five North Dakota Air National Guardsmen who traveled to Washington D.C. this year to volunteer their time with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) at a Good Grief Camp as mentors to children of military members who have lost loved ones.

    Airmen Inspired at Good Grief Camp over Memorial Day Weekend

    As many people recuperate from an exhausting holiday weekend of fun with family and friends, five Airmen from the North Dakota Air National Guard reminisce about a different type of weekend. A weekend that truly represents what Memorial Day is about: honor, dedication and devotion to fallen military members and their families. Tech Sgt. Jodi

  • Happy Hooligans host Air Wing Expo at 119th Wing

    An Air Wing Expo is scheduled to take place at the 119th Wing, North Dakota Air National Guard tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.The event is sponsored by the North Dakota Air National Guard Yellow Ribbon Program and will offer multiple networking and informational opportunities for the Airmen.There will be multiple organizations present at the expo to

  • Happy Hooligans welcome home Airman

    The 119th Wing, N.D. Air National Guard will welcome an Airman returning home from Iraq on Thursday on United Airlines flight 5735 at approximately 9:53 a.m. Senior Airman Michael Carnahan, Fargo, deployed to Sather Air Base in Baghdad in January 2010. While in Iraq, his primary duty consisted of escorting third country nationals at the

  • North Dakota Documentary Takes Department of Defense-Level Honor

    North Dakota National Guard documentary recently made state history by earning honors in a Department of Defense competition. The video, titled "Guarded Waters," documented 2009 flood operations. It was named second best in the documentary category among all of the entries throughout the Department of Defense, which includes all military branches
  • Senior Airman Derek Johansen, of Devils Lake, N.D., and other Airmen with the North Dakota National Guard’s 119th Wing Civil Engineer Squadron work on gutting a building in Accra, Ghana. The Airmen were on a two-week humanitarian mission as part of the Department of Defense-sponsored State Partnership Program.

    Connections Continue After Ghana Mission Ends

    A two-week mission to Ghana resulted in enduring personal and professional connections for a Happy Hooligan. Senior Airman Derek Johansen, of Devils Lake, N.D., recently returned from the African country, where he worked with more than 30 other North Dakota Air National Guardsmen in the Civil Engineer Squadron to renovate buildings in Accra,
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