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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

More than 100 enlisted personnel from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units gathered to attend the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit April 2-5, 2024.The summit facilitated an opportunity for members to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Senior Master Sgt. Tainell Pettengill (far right), 340th Flying Training Group Undergraduate Flying Training superintendent, and Senior Master Sgt. Letitia Edwards (center), 340th FTG Military Personnel Flight chief, facilitate an interactive workshop during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit held April 2-5, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. More than 100 enlisted personnel from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units gathered to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Senior enlisted leaders from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units gather for a group photo during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit held Apr. 2-5, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. Senior enlisted leaders created summit objectives that were met through a collection of seminars and workshops. Within each workshop, there were three to four interactive classes that took a deeper dive into what it takes to be a leader in today’s Air Force.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

More than 100 enlisted personnel from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units gathered to attend the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit Apr. 2-5, 2024. The summit facilitated an opportunity for members to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Chief Master Sgt. Chin Cox, 22nd AF command chief and guest speaker, holds up a 340th Flying Training Group "Avengers" hammer that was presented to her by Chief Master Sgt. Warisar Villarreal, 340th FTG senior enlisted leader, during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit held Apr. 2-5, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. The summit facilitated an opportunity for members to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Master Sgt. Kyle Gossen (center), 340th Flying Training Group Education and Training lead, accepts the Military Personnel Flight group award from Chief Master Sgt. Chin Cox (left), 22nd AF command chief and guest speaker, and Chief Master Sgt. Brian Jensenius (right), 434th Air Refueling Wing command chief, during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit Apr. 2, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. The 340th FTG MPF placed first in the Air Force Reserve Command A1 Force Support Capabilities award category. Gossen was also presented with the Dr. Edwin C. Peterson Education and Training Manager award in the AFRC A1 Legacy awards category.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

The 340th Flying Training Group Military Personnel Flight accept the MPF award on behalf of the 340th FTG from Chief Master Sgt. Chin Cox, 22nd AF command chief and guest speaker, and Chief Master Sgt. Brian Jensenius (far right), 434th Air Refueling Wing command chief, during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit Apr. 2, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. The 340th FTG MPF placed first in the Air Force Reserve Command A1 Force Support Capabilities MPF annual award category.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Senior Master Sgt. Tainell Pettengill (center), 340th Flying Training Group Undergraduate Flying Training superintendent, accepts the Force Support NCO of the Year award on behalf of Technical Sgt. Janette M. Lopez, from Chief Master Sgt. Chin Cox (left), 22nd AF command chief and guest speaker, and Chief Master Sgt. Brian Jensenius (right), 434th Air Refueling Wing command chief, during the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit Apr. 2, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. Lopez placed first in the Air Force Reserve Command A1 Force Installation Awards category. Pettengill also accepted the General Billy J. Boles Mentorship award in the AFRC A1 Legacy awards category for Master Sgt. Alecia Lovci.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

Chief Master Sgt. Chin Cox, 22nd Air Force command chief, speaks to more than 100 enlisted personnel from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units who gathered to attend the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit April 2-5, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. The summit facilitated an opportunity for members to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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340th FTG hosts Enlisted Summit

More than 100 enlisted personnel from the 340th Flying Training Group and its seven geographically separated units gathered to attend the 340th FTG Enlisted Summit April 2-5, 2024. The summit facilitated an opportunity for members to gain insight directly from senior enlisted leaders at Air Force Reserve Command, 22nd Air Force, and the 340th FTG.

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Three AF Reserve instructor pilots surpass 3,000 flight hour milestone

A T-38C Talon departs from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, on Feb. 22, 2024, as part of a four-ship formation to commemorate three Air Force Reserve instructor pilots assigned to the 39th Flying Training Squadron and one civilian instructor pilot assigned to the 560th Flying Training Squadron, exceeding 3,000 flight hours in the T-38C Talon. As of Mar. 1, 2024, Lt. Col. Christopher Jackson has accumulated approximately 3,350 hours, Lt. Col. Matthew Alley will have 3,267 hours, Lt. Col. William Borron will have accumulated 3,210 hours, and retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Kistler will have accumulated 3,219 hours.

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Three AF Reserve instructor pilots surpass 3,000 flight hour milestone

A T-38C Talon departs from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, on Feb. 22, 2024, as part of a four-ship formation to commemorate three Air Force Reserve instructor pilots assigned to the 39th Flying Training Squadron and one civilian instructor pilot assigned to the 560th Flying Training Squadron, exceeding 3,000 flight hours in the T-38C Talon. As of Mar. 1, 2024, Lt. Col. Christopher Jackson has accumulated approximately 3,350 hours, Lt. Col. Matthew Alley will have 3,267 hours, Lt. Col. William Borron will have accumulated 3,210 hours, and retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Kistler will have accumulated 3,219 hours.

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Three AF Reserve instructor pilots surpass 3,000 flight hour milestone

Four T-38C Talons taxi in order to depart from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, on Feb. 22, 2024, as part of a four-ship formation to commemorate three Air Force Reserve instructor pilots assigned to the 39th Flying Training Squadron and one civilian instructor pilot assigned to the 560th Flying Training Squadron exceeding 3,000 flight hours in the T-38C Talon. As of Mar. 1, 2024, Lt. Col. Christopher Jackson has accumulated approximately 3,350 hours, Lt. Col. Matthew Alley will have 3,267 hours, Lt. Col. William Borron will have accumulated 3,210 hours, and retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Kistler will have accumulated 3,219 hours.

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Three AF Reserve instructor pilots surpass 3,000 flight hour milestone

(From left to right) Lt. Col. Christopher Jackson, Lt. Col. William Borron, and Lt. Col. Matthew Alley, pose for a group photo before they step to their airframe to fly a four-ship formation in the T-38C Talon on Feb. 22, 2024, to commemorate an aviation milestone at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. All three surpassed 3,000 flight hours in the T-38C around the same time and are T-38C instructor pilots assigned to the 39th Flying Training Squadron at JBSA-Randolph.

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Three AF Reserve instructor pilots surpass 3,000 flight hour milestone

(Right) Lt. Col. Christopher Jackson, 39th Flying Training Squadron T-38C instructor pilot, dons a patch commemorating the surpassing of 3,000 flight hours in a T-38C Talon. Jackson, along with three other T-38C IPs at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, flew a four-ship formation on Feb. 22, 2024, to celebrate this achievement in their careers.

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340th FTG completes final Unit Effectiveness Inspection Capstone

Chief Master Sgt. Warisar Villarreal (right), 340th Flying Training Group senior enlisted leader, thanks group personnel for their efforts after the Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General’s team on-site visit to the 340th FTG from Jan. 16-19, 2024 on Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas. The group was last inspected in 2018, outside of the normal two- to three-year inspection cycle, which is why the group earned an OSV in lieu of a Unit Effectiveness Inspection.

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340th FTG completes final Unit Effectiveness Inspection Capstone

Col. Kyle Goldstein, 340th Flying Training Group commander, presents MSgt. Angelina Manby, 340th FTG occupational safety manager, with a Superior Performer Award after the Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General’s team completed its final on-site visit to the 340th Flying Training Group, Jan. 16-19, 2024. The purpose of this inspection was to validate all units’ inspection and self-assessment programs, including those programs’ ability to assess risk and find blind spots that could impact mission effectiveness and readiness.

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340th FTG completes final Unit Effectiveness Inspection Capstone

Col. Kyle Goldstein, 340th Flying Training Group commander, presents MSgt. Carrol Brewster, 340th FTG information technology section chief, with a Hard Charger Award after the Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General’s team completed its final on-site visit to the 340th Flying Training Group, Jan. 16-19, 2024. The purpose of this inspection was to validate all units’ inspection and self-assessment programs, including those programs’ ability to assess risk and find blind spots that could impact mission effectiveness and readiness.

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340th FTG completes final Unit Effectiveness Inspection Capstone

Col. Kyle Goldstein, 340th Flying Training Group commander, presents MSgt. Christian Delgado, 927th Operations Support Squadron, with a Hard Charger Award after the Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General’s team completed its final on-site visit to the 340th Flying Training Group, Jan. 16-19, 2024. The purpose of this inspection was to validate all units’ inspection and self-assessment programs, including those programs’ ability to assess risk and find blind spots that could impact mission effectiveness and readiness.

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340th FTG completes final Unit Effectiveness Inspection Capstone

Col. Kyle Goldstein, 340th Flying Training Group commander, presents Shane MacDonald, 340th FTG emergency manager, with a Superior Performer Award after the Air Force Reserve Command Inspector General’s team completed its final on-site visit to the 340th Flying Training Group, Jan. 16-19, 2024. The purpose of this inspection was to validate all units’ inspection and self-assessment programs, including those programs’ ability to assess risk and find blind spots that could impact mission effectiveness and readiness.

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