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Grissom Air Reserve Base adds new link to their home

Grissom Air Reserve Base adds new link to their home

Grissom Air Reserve Base adds new link to their home page allowing military members and their next of kin to access the National Archives website in order to request service members military records. The link i... More

Dickerson becomes new AMXS commander

Dickerson becomes new AMXS commander

Maj. Matthew Dickerson, 434th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron commander, symbolically accepts a guidon from Col. Arianne Mayberry, 434th Maintenance Group commander, during a change of command ceremony at Grissom... More

Airmen from Grissom Air Reserve Base, Ind., participate

Airmen from Grissom Air Reserve Base, Ind., participate

Airmen from Grissom Air Reserve Base, Ind., participate in a Super Smash Bros. tournament held by Airman & Family Readiness, Feb. 8, 2020. Master Sgt. Hansel Orozco, 434th Air Refueling Wing religious affairs s... More

Col. Bill Bray, 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight

Col. Bill Bray, 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight

Col. Bill Bray, 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight surgeon, provides medical counseling to a Grissom Airman at the Grissom clinic, July 12, 2020. Bray recently returned to Grissom as a full-time medical p... More

As Grissom Airmen return to duty after months of

As Grissom Airmen return to duty after months of

As Grissom Airmen return to duty after months of pandemic-related restrictions, the 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron prepares to catch up on a backlog of readiness requirements while also maintaining the safet... More

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