News

  • McConnell's 'big' day

    More than 50 McConnell Airmen dedicated a day to 60 children from the Sedgewick County Big Brothers Big Sisters program Aug. 6."Big for a Day" brought a variety of different Air Force specialty codes and pay grades together in support of a higher calling, to mentor the youth of Sedgewick and Butler

  • Legal assistance office is ready to assist

    At times, Team McConnell members may be in need of legal assistance and the 22nd Air Refueling Wing Judge Advocate legal assistance office stands ready to offer their services when needed. "We provide wills, power of attorneys, notary services as well as personal civil legal assistance," said Capt.

  • Behind the scenes with contracting

    At a glance around McConnell, a person may see multiple on-going construction projects, equipment being delivered and supplies being ordered. None of these activities could happen without the 22nd Contracting Squadron."Contracting is literally all around you," said Maj. Mark Wagner, 22nd CONS

  • Legal Notice: Claims to the estate of Senior Airman Arthur Ohmes

    It is with deep regret that we announce the untimely demise of Senior Airman Arthur Ohmes, 22nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron.Capt. Ian Mazerski, 22nd AMXS, has been appointed the Summary Court Officer, and anyone with claims for or against the estate of Airman Ohmes should contact him at (316)

  • SEAC visits McConnell

    The Department of Defense's top enlisted member and the senior enlisted Soldier in the Kansas National Guard visited here July 30 - 31 to speak with military members about important issues and learn about Team McConnell.U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Bryan Battaglia, the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the

  • Bioenvironmental Airmen keep McConnell healthy, on the job

    Members of the 22nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron bioenvironmental flight keep McConnell Airmen fit to fight by ensuring work centers are clear of hazardous materials.The flight is made up 11 Airmen responsible for monitoring for hazards in various ways. They are handle occupational health, monitoring