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Recovery from April 22 Tornado at Lambert Air National Guard Base

Chaplain Lt. Colonel Scott Doby (rightr), addresses members of the 131st Bomb Wing during an ecumenical service in front of Headquarters Building 131, April 24. A catagory EF2 tornado touched down at Lambert International Airport in Saint Loius and swept through the south side of the Lambert Air National Guard Base. No injuries were reported, but the base suffered extensive damage to many of its structures.. (Photo by Master Sgt. Mary-Dale Amison)
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Catagory EF2 Tornado hits 131st Bomb Wing-Lambert Air National Guard Base in Saint Louis

The headquarters building at the 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard base at Lambert Field was damaged extensively when a Catagory EF2 tornado hit the area April 22. No injuries were reported at the base, but damage was extensive to many of the buildings on the south side of the base. (Photo by Master Sgt Mary-Dale Amison)
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Catagory EF2 Tornado hits 131st Bomb Wing-Lambert Air National Guard Base in Saint Louis

Colonel Kathleen Hancox, (center) 131st Bomb Wing Mission Support Group Commander, meets with 131st Bomb Wing team members to discuss the days events after the tornado which swept through the Saint Louis area and hit Lambert Air National Guard Base and Lambert International Airport, April 23. A catagory EF2 tornado hit the Lambert Saint Louis area the evening of April 22, causing widespread damage. (Photo by Master Sgt Mary-Dale Amison)
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Catagory EF2 Tornado hits 131st Bomb Wing-Lambert Air National Guard Base in Saint Louis

The entrance to the headquarters building at the 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard base at Lambert Field-Saint Louis was damaged extensively when a Catagory EF2 tornado hit the area April 22. No injuries were reported at the base, but damage was extensive to many of the buildings on the south side of the base. (Photo by Master Sgt Mary-Dale Amison)
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Catagory EF2 Tornado hits 131st Bomb Wing-Lambert Air National Guard Base in Saint Louis

An Air Force Emergency Management trailer owned by the 131st Bomb Wing, Missouri Air National Guard-Lambert Air National Guard Base, rests against a tree after a Catagory EF2 tornado swept through the Lambert-Saint Louis area April 22. While there was widespread damage to the South side of the facility, there were no injuries at the Air National Guard base. (Photo by Master Sgt Mary-Dale Amison)
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Sronce named among "Outstanding Airmen of the Year"

The Spirit of St. Louis Chapter 186 of the Air Force Association awarded Staff Sgt. Danielle Sronce,131st Bomb Wing (upper right), with an “Outstanding Airman of the Year” Award during their 36th annual awards banquet honoring local area Airmen at Glen Echo Country Club in Saint Louis, March 25. Also receiving awards were: Cadet (Col) Daniel Emirbayer, AF ROTC Det.207, Senior Airman Angela Mueller, 157th Air Operations Group, and Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Dobrow, 345th Air Force Recruiting Squadron. (Photo by Master Sgt. Mary-Dale Amison)
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131st Bomb Wing members attend Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Event

Chaplain Captain Lance Qualmann, speaks with Airman Joshua Boze, 131st Civil Engineering Squadron, and Rachel Boze, during the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program, at the Millennium Hotel, Saint Louis, March 5. The Secretary of Defense initiated the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program which provides information, services, referral, and proactive outreach programs to Guardsmen through all phases of the deployment cycle. Yellow Ribbon representatives from Missouri National Guard Headquarters in Jefferson City, in conjunction with 131st Bomb Wing and local veteran representatives, hosted the day long event. (Photo By Master Sergeant Mary-Dale Amison)
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131st Bomb Wing members attend Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Event

U.S. Air Force Senior Airmen Ranson Evans (left) and Staff Sergeant Ronnell Freeman (right), 131st Logistics Readiness Squadron speak to an American Red Cross representative during the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program, at the Millennium Hotel, Saint Louis, March 5. The Secretary of Defense initiated the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program which provides information, services, referral, and proactive outreach programs to Guardsmen through all phases of the deployment cycle. Yellow Ribbon representatives from Missouri National Guard Headquarters in Jefferson City, in conjunction with 131st Bomb Wing and local veteran representatives, hosted the day long event. (Photo By Master Sergeant Mary-Dale Amison)
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Deployment camouflage change

Officials announce joint uniform initiative. (Courtesy Photo)
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Missouri Air National Guardsman Achieves 1000 B-2 Flying Hours Milestone

Lt. Col. Ken "Willie B" Eaves, 131st Operations Group commander, congratulates Lt. Col. Michael “Farmer” Pyburn on accomplishing 1000 B-2 flying hours at Whiteman AFB, Mo, August 15. Pyburn joins an elite group of 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard B-2 pilots: Lt. Col. Michael Means who achieved this milestone almost three years ago while on active duty; Lt. Col. Rhett Binger, June 2009; Maj. Jared Kennish, Oct.2009; and Maj. John Avery, March 2010. (Air Force Photo by Technical Sgt. Chris Boehlein. RELEASED)
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Missouri Air National Guardsman Achieves 1000 B-2 Flying Hours Milestone

Lt. Col. Michael Pyburn, 131st Bomb Wing, Missouri Air National Guard, taxis a B-2 Spirit back to the hangar after achieving 1,000 flying hours, August 15, at Whiteman AFB, Mo. Pyburn joins an elite group of 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard pilots: Lt. Col. Michael Means who achieved this milestone almost three years ago while on active duty; Lt. Col. Rhett Binger, June 2009; and Maj. Jared Kennish, Oct.2009; Maj. John Avery, March 2010. (Air Force Photo by Technical Sgt. Chris Boehlein. RELEASED)
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Humanitarian support

A member of the 131st Civil Engineering Squadron pours concrete into one mold to make a floor, as another is being finished, June 15. This will be used to build a restroom at the Helemano Plantation Amphitheatre, Wahiawa, Hawaii. (Photo by Tech Sgt. Virginia Todd)
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Humanitarian support

Master Sgt. Jason Woodworth and Staff Sgt. Brian O'Shea from the 131st Civil Engineering Squadron, cut base board trim for the cabins June 15, Wahiawa, Hawaii. (Photo by Tech Sgt. Virginia Todd)
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Humanitarian support

Members of the 131st Civil Engineering Squadron set up a perimeter for concrete to be poured, June 15. This will be used to build a restroom at the Helemano Plantation Amphitheatre, Wahiawa, Hawaii. (Photo by Tech Sgt. Virginia Todd)
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Pyburn named 131st Bomb Squadron Group commander

Lt. Col. Mike Pyburn receives the guidon and assumes the role of 110th Bomb Squadron commander from Lt. Col. Ken Eaves, 131st Operations Group commander, during a change of command ceremony at Whiteman Air Force Base, June 3. (Photo by Major Catherine Germain, RELEASED)
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1500 hours milestone achieved by 131st Bomb Wing B-2 Pilot.

Lt. Col. Mike Means is greeted at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, by Col. Tod Fingal, 36th Wing Vice Commander, and Lt. Col. Sam White, Commander, 393rd Expeditionary Bomber Squadron, after becoming the fifth Air Force pilot to surpass 1500 hours of flight time in the B-2 Spirit. Lt. Col. Means was active duty from 1990-2009 and joined the 131st Bomb Wing, Missouri Air National Guard, in January 2009. He has piloted four aircraft including the B-2 Spirit, the B-52 Stratofortress, T-38 Talon, and T-37 Tweet, amassing over 3800 hours in the process. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Julian North RELEASED)
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1000 B-2 flying hours milestone achieved by 131st Bomb Wing Pilot

A closeup of the 1000 hours flying patch worn by B-2 pilots who have achieved this milestone in flying the B-2 bomber. There are almost 500 pilots who have flown the B-2 Spirit, but only about 30 who have reached 1,000 flying hours. Four of these elite pilots are 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard members at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo: Lt. Col. Michael Means who achieved this milestone almost three years ago while on active duty; Lt. Col. Rhett Binger, Jun 2009; and Maj. Jared Kennish, Oct.2009; and Maj. John Avery, Mar. 2010. (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Mary-Dale Amison. RELEASED)
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1000 B-2 flying hours milestone achieved by 131st Bomb Wing Pilot

Lt. Col. Ken "Willie B" Eaves, 110th Bomb Squadron commander, awards Maj. John "Fokker" Avery, 110th BS chief weapons officer, his 1000 hours patch for attaining the 1000 flying hours milestone in the B-2 bomber, March 19, at Whiteman AFB, Missouri. Avery joins an elite group of 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard pilots: Lt. Col. Michael Means who achieved this milestone almost three years ago while on active duty; Lt. Col. Rhett Binger, Jun 2009; and Maj. Jared Kennish, Oct.2009; (Air Force Photo by Master Sgt. Mary-Dale Amison. RELEASED)
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131st Medical Group knows the importance of staying fit

Members from the 131st Medical Group work hard doing self-paced lunges during their morning Physical Training session. With the new fitness standards coming with the new year, the Medical Group knows the importance of staying fit even during the winter months. (Photo by Senior Airman Jessica Donnelly)
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131st Medical Group knows the importance of staying fit

Staff Sgt. Matthew Storm, 131st Medical Group public health technition and PT leader, leads the members of the 131st MDG in self-paced 'plank pop-ups.' With the new fitness standards coming with the new year, the Medical Group knows the importance of staying fit even during the winter months. (Photo by Senior Airman Jessica Donnelly)
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