MINNESOTA AIR NATIONAL GUARD

MINNESOTA AIR NATIONAL GUARD Scroll A 100-year captivating overview of the Minnesota Air National Guard. Scan the QR code to order your book or click here Century in the Sky, a Rich History of the 133rd Airlift Wing - Now available!The writing team for “Century in the Sky, a Rich History of the 133rd Airlift Wing” began researching and writing a chronicle to preserve our heritage in 2019. We have explored every year, starting with 1920, gathering stories, facts, significant changes, major events, and the people who made it all happen. First-person narratives bring the book to life! The readers will have front-row seats into the lives of Airmen who loved and experienced the dangers of flying in open cockpit aeroplanes, preparing for conflicts, and the meaning of being a guard family.The book concludes on the weekend of Jan 17, 2021, precisely 100 years from when the 109th Observation Squadron became federally recognized as the first unit in the National Guard. If you were ever a member of this unit, you must get a copy of this amazing book! The book is 9.5” X 10.5”, approximately 500 pages, and has color photos and black and white.Writing Team - Brig. Gen. (ret.) Greg Haase, Lt. Col. (ret.) Lowel Ueland, Chief Master Sgt. (ret.) Bruce Graham, Chief Master Sgt. (ret.) Kristin Von Eschen and Amy M. Lovegren.If you have questions regarding the book, please contact the museum. KSTP.com - Minnesota Air National Guard Museum honors a century in the sky [08/15/2023) Century in the Sky, a Rich History of the 133rd Airlift Wing book cover and QR code Get a glimpse of the history in this narrated Minnesota Air National Guard overview.The people of Minnesota made this project possible in part through a grant funded by an appropriation to the Minnesota Historical Society from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. available here Immerse yourself into more history!The Best Care In The AirParticipating in all contingency operations since the Cold War through the first two decades of this century, these aeromeds regularly rotated on and off deployments that took them all over the globe. Their exploits are chronicled within these pages, ranging from light-hearted to sobering stories that offer genuine insight into the realities of war and conflict experienced by all unit personnel.The Making of a Spy In The Sky The story of "The Making of a Pilot" moves from formal training to being commissioned a pilot with wings. We fly along with the new pilot as he learns to master each new and different airplane, from the P-40 "Tomahawk" to the P-39 " Airacobra" and the P-51 "Mustang" in preparation for combat. Upon assignment to the European Theatre of Operations, the inexperienced pilot needs to learn the ways of a new and different country and its people, and the methods used to counter the enemy on the ground and in the air. View fullsize <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f78a7253cb4fc6a692f677f/1712074901702-BMPU8GFC2OX3I2HYHFVZ/The+Best+Care+In+the+Air.png" alt="The Best Care In the Air.png" /> View fullsize <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f78a7253cb4fc6a692f677f/1712074901766-F70PKESP597QWOZL1QLW/Spy+in+the+Sky.png" alt="Spy in the Sky.png" />