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Hometown Heroes

Staff Sgt. Bob Garrelts, Volk Field Honor Guard team member and member of the 128th Air Control Squadron, leads the Color Guard after playing of the National Anthem during the Hometown Heroes Celebration at Volk Field May 1. The ceremony paid tribute to more than 150 Airmen of the 128th ACS and Combat Readiness Training Center for their sacrifices and deployed support around the globe since Sept. 11, 2001. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jon LaDue

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128 ACS Change of Command ceremony

Col. Gary Ebben, Volk Field commander, presents Lt. Col. Jerry Iverson with the official guidon of the 128th Air Control Squadron during a change of command ceremony at Volk Field May 1. Iverson assumed command of the 128th ACS from Lt. Col. Herb Dannenburg.

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128 ACS Change of Command ceremony

Col. Gary Ebben, Volk Field commander, takes the 128th Air Control Squadron guidon from Lt. Col. Herb Dannenburg during a change of-command ceremony May 1 at Volk. Dannenburg commanded the 128th for 15 years and will retire following 28 years of service. Lt. Col. Jerry Iverson assumed command of the squadron. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jon LaDue

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Brigadier General Donald P. Dunbar

the Adjutant General of Wisconsin, Brigadier General Donald P. Dunbar

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Veterans Day

Veterans Day Poster

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Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center personnel

Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center unit military personnel, and civilian employees formation with new Commander, Colonel Gary Ebben, April 2009. Photo by Joe Oliva.

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BAK 12 arresting system certification at Volk Field WI

With a weight of 29,000 lbs. and at a speed of almost 110 MPH, Lt. Col. Nick Radney, a pilot with the115th Fighter Wing in Madison, Wis., brings an F-16 Fighting Falcon safely to a stop after a test of the Barrier Arresting Kit 12, a system designed to be "hooked" by an aircraft if needed to stop the aircraft. Photo by Tech Sgt Kim Rodel, Volk Field CRTC.

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BAK 12 arresting system at Volk Field WI

The tapes are pulled out as Lt. Col. Nick Radney, a pilot with the115th Fighter Wing in Madison, Wis. in an F-16 with a weight of 29,000 lbs. and at a speed of almost 110 MPH engages the Barrier Arresting Kit 12, during an annual barrier certification at Volk Field, WI. Photo by Tech Sgt Kim Rodel, Volk Field CRTC.

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BAK 12 arresting system at Volk Field WI

Barrier Arresting Kit 12,cable. Part of a system designed to stop the aircraft in an emergency during an annual barrier certification at Volk Field, WI. Photo by Tech Sgt Kim Rodel, Volk Field CRTC.

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F-16 ready to engage the BAK 12 arresting system at Volk Field WI

With a weight of 29,000 lbs. and at a speed of almost 110 MPH, Lt. Col. Nick Radney, a pilot with the115th Fighter Wing in Madison, Wis., gets ready to engage the Barrier Arresting Kit 12, a system designed to stop the aircraft in an emergency during an annual barrier certification at Volk Field, WI. Photo by Tech Sgt Kim Rodel, Volk Field CRTC.

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Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Air Traffic Control Tower

Volk Field CRTC Air Traffic Control Tower. (USAF Photo by MSgt Dan Richardson, 115 Fighter Wing Public Affairs)

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Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Radar Approach Control Center

Volk Field CRTC Radar Approach Control Center. Photo by Joe Oliva

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Volk Field CRTC Airfield Management Base Operations.

Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Airfield Management Base Operations. Photo by Joe Oliva.

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Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Air Traffic Control Tower

Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Air Traffic Control Tower. Photo by Joe Oliva.

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Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Air Traffic Control Tower

Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center Air Traffic Control Tower. Photo by Joe Oliva.

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Operation Global Patriot July 7-18, 2009

VOLK FIELD, Wis. A soldier from the Illinois National Guard briefs Polish soldiers on the Joint Terminal Attack Controller evaluation process. As part of the State Partnership Program in the U.S. European Command, officers from the Polish joint terminal attack controller school observed and participated in Operation Global Patriot July 7-18, 2009. Along with conducting actual F-16 and A-10 close air support controls during the operation the officers also observed day-to-day operation of an establish U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Control Party squadron. (Department of Defense photo)

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Operation Global Patriot July 7-18, 2009

VOLK FIELD, Wis. A Polish Soldier requests Close Air Support during a Joint Terminal Attack Controller evaluation process led by members of the Illinois National Guard. As part of the State Partnership Program in the U.S. European Command, officers from the Polish joint terminal attack controller school observed and participated in Operation Global Patriot July 7-18, 2009. Along with conducting actual F-16 and A-10 close air support controls during the operation the officers also observed day-to-day operation of an establish U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Control Party squadron. (Department of Defense photo)

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Patriot 2008

Patriot Exercise Volk FIeld Combat Readiness Training Center 2008

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Operational Readiness Exercise tests wing?s ability to perform homeland-defense mission

An Airman helps his buddy drink from a canteen following a simulated chemical warfare attack at Volk Field, Wis.

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Operational Readiness Exercise tests wing?s ability to perform homeland-defense mission

Staff. Sgt. Ryan Thompson prepares to fire his weapon during a simulated attack by enemy forces at Volk Field, Wis. The simulation was part of an Operational Readiness Exercise held in June.

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