• Farewell Reflections: An exit interview with Colonel Lauren Courchaine

    As Col. Lauren Courchaine bids farewell to her role within the 37th Training Wing, it’s a moment for reflection and celebration. She envisioned a dynamic and resilient organization that fostered a culture of inclusiveness and respect; was innovative and committed to professional development; and was

  • Finding purpose in taking care of people

    For Tech. Sgt. Nicholas Carmona, military service was not merely a career choice; it became a journey marked by personal struggle and a profound belief in the importance of taking care of people- elevating his service to something far greater than a job.

  • Why I Stay: The inspiring journey of Staff Sgt. Codie Linden

    In a world often clouded by uncertainty, there are individuals whose dedication and selflessness shine brightly, illuminating a path for others to follow. Staff Sgt. Codie Linden is one such individual, whose journey of service and sacrifice serves as inspiration to all who come across his story.

  • The Legacy of MWD Nemo and Robert ‘Bob’ Thorneburg

    Vietnam War Veteran Airman Robert ‘Bob’ Throneburg and his partner, Military Working Dog Nemo, have an enduring legacy within the working dog community. On April 2, Throneburg’s family came to see the impacts of this legacy in person when they visited the 341st Training Squadron.

  • Military Working Dog foster event provides perfect match on Valentine’s

    On a deployment to Afghanistan in 2011 to 2012, Maj. Keith Wilson of the U.S. Army, was assigned as the Battalion Operations Officer for 2-8 Infantry Battalion of the 2nd Brigade. This is where Williams first gained appreciation for the indispensable role of the Military Working Dog. Working

  • A Day in Command: Staff Sgt. Rayanna Willard

    Originally from Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri, Staff Sgt. Rayanna Willard stepped into the boots of command chief for a day at the 37th Training Wing, Feb. 2. Despite the serene setting of her hometown, Willard was laughingly quick to clarify that it bears no resemblance to the dramatic backdrop of