News Search

  • Photo slideshow: International NCOs uncover Tennessee history

    Noncommissioned officers from five nations and the United States toured Fort Loudoun State Historic Area in Vonore, Tenn., Sept. 20 as part of a cultural day.The Air National Guard's I.G. Brown Training and Education Center near Knoxville is hosting the 39 NCOs this week for the International

  • International NCO seminar kicks off with U.S. Air National Guard

    Noncommissioned officers from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland kicked off the International Noncommissioned Officer Enlisted Leadership Development Seminar here Sept. 19 at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center.Col. Kevin Donovan, the TEC

  • Ankle deep

    In this week's construction photo, workers connect a walkway with poured, wet cement Sept. 14, 2016, between the new facility and the older dormitory buildings on campus at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center.Much of the walkways around the new facility are completed, with a few sections

  • Smoky Mountain CFC kickoff shows some love

    The Smoky Mountain Region Combined Federal Campaign kicked off its annual fund-raising drive Sept. 7 at the Tennessee Valley Authority headquarters outside Market Square in downtown Knoxville.The region's four-month drive is themed "Show Some Love," and its goal is $550,000 donated for charitable

  • University of Tennessee kids visit Air National Guard educators

    About two dozen kids in summer camp with the University of Tennessee Junior Leadership Institute visited the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center this summer to learn more about military service.Master Sgt. Bill Conner and Tammie Seltzer with TEC's Professional Continuing Education office met

  • General officer support staff return for third course

    Sixty-nine National Guard executive officers, administrators, enlisted aids, executives and assistants situated themselves here Aug. 30 for three days of lectures and subject expertise on the workings of general officers' roles and staffs.The I.G. Brown Training and Education Center facilitated the

  • Photo slideshow: Paint crews brush up new facility

    A four-man paint crew made progress here August 25 in a hallway on the first floor of the dormitory building under construction at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center on McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base in Louisville, Tenn.The painters were busy throughout the summer.There's more than

  • Smoky short course meets maintainers, Knoxville firefighters

    A handful of students and instructors wrapped up the five-day Smoky Short Course in broadcasting August 19 at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center, but not before some hands-on video work, and some lighter moments, with aircraft maintainers and city firefighters."This was our second course

  • Quarter's outstanding Airmen 'brought new course to fruition'

    Three Airmen were commended here August 11 for their shared effort toward bringing a new professional military education course on line, among their individual work, as the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center's outstanding Senior NCO, NCO, and Civilian of the Quarter, April-June 2016.Col.

  • Airmen return from Alaska support mission

    The I.G. Brown Training and Education Center's public affairs Airmen retuned here recently after documenting National Guard security forces training in Alaska.Master Sgt. Jerry Harlan, photographer, and Tech. Sgt. Erik Gallion, broadcaster, were invited by the 134th Security Forces Squadron,