Welcome to the official Tenth Air Force page. Tenth Air Force's mission is to provide missi National Security. Air Force Reserve, the U.S.
Vision: Tenth Air Force will be the premier provider of affordable, integrated, flexible and mission-ready Citizen Airmen to execute power and vigilance missions in support of U.S. Comment Policy:
While this is an open forum, it's also a family friendly one, so please keep your comments and wall posts clean. In addition to keeping it family friendly, we ask that you follow our posting guidelines
04/23/2026
Huge congratulations to our Air Force Reserve Command Outstanding Airmen of the Year as they advance to compete at Headquarters Air Force!
We’re proud of all four of these Airmen especially
SMSgt Ashley Cisneros Master Sgt. Jared Smarsh for representing 10th Air Force with excellence, professionalism and pride. We’re cheering for all of you as you take this next step and continue showing what the Reserve Advantage looks like every day.
04/20/2026
Please join us in congratulating our 2025 10th Air Force Outstanding Airmen of the Year winners.
These Airmen represent the professionalism, readiness and warfighting mindset that keep 10th Air Force mission-ready. They exemplify what it means to Fly. Fix. Fight., and we’re incredibly proud of the standard they set across the force.
2025 10th Air Force OAY Winners
MSgt Jared E. Smarsh, 310 SW/380 EWS — First Sergeant of the Year
SMSgt Ashley M. Cisneros, 482 FW/482 CES — SNCO of the Year
SSgt Jeffrey L. Hunt, 920 RQW/304 RQS — NCO of the Year
SSgt Meadow E. Anderson, 655 ISRW/512 IS — Airman of the Year
Congratulations to each of these outstanding Airmen for leading from the front and representing the very best of 10th Air Force.
Air Force Reserve 655th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing 920th Rescue Wing Homestead Air Reserve Base 310th Space Wing
Want to see what the Reserve Advantage looks like at the sharp end of the mission? Start here.
Tech. Sgt. Erin Williamson and the weapons loaders of the 707th Maintenance Squadron are a critical part of the 307th Bomb Wing’s contribution to nuclear deterrence—showing what experience, precision and commitment bring to the fight every day they put on the uniform.
Hit play and hear what brought her to the Air Force Reserve—and what keeps her coming back to move the mission forward.
Air Force Reserve United States Air Force
04/10/2026
During SAREX 26 off the coast of Key West, Florida (March 10, 2026), Airmen from the 39th, 301st and 308th Rescue Squadrons trained alongside the Air Reserve Air Guard Test Center and the Royal Canadian Air Force—building the joint force muscle memory it takes to execute rescue missions when seconds matter and conditions are unforgiving.
This is combat-ready teamwork in action: airpower, recovery, and interoperability—ready to respond anytime, anywhere.
Airmen from the Homestead Air Reserve Base's 482d Fighter Wing stepped off the home station and into Exercise Patriot Forge 2026, proving what the Reserve Advantage looks like when it’s time to move—fast, disciplined, and ready to operate from wherever the mission needs them.
Always ready to Fly. Fix. Fight. Anytime, anywhere.
04/08/2026
What did Patriot Forge 2026 teach us?
That when the situation changes fast, the warriors of Homestead Air Reserve Base move faster.
During Exercise Patriot Forge 2026 at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia, Airmen from the 482d Fighter Wing executed high-intensity scenarios—from engaging opposing forces to responding to a simulated downed aircraft. Security Forces locked down the scene and eliminated threats. Civil Engineers moved in to contain fires, enter the aircraft, and account for personnel. Every action was deliberate. Every role mattered.
This is the Reserve Advantage in real time: trained professionals who can surge, integrate, and deliver combat-ready capability when it counts.
Ready to Fly. Ready to Fix. Ready to Fight—anytime, anywhere.
Air Force Reserve United States Air Force
04/08/2026
We don’t get better in a conference room—we get better by listening to Airmen in the fight. Brig. Gen. Merrill and Chief Allen visited the 307th Bomb Wing to see innovation firsthand and hear candid feedback on how we keep pushing readiness forward.
And yes… there was a moment where the commander tried to find the cyclic on a truck simulator. Old habits.