Italian host nation medical professionals visit the 31st Medical Group

About 80 Italian host nation medical professionals visited the 31st Medical Group to network and watch a tactical combat casualty care demonstration.

31st FW hosts Wyvern Warfighter Week

The 31st Fighter Wing hosted Wyvern Warfighter Week, a week-long event designed to strengthen resilience, adaptability and unity among Airmen and joint partners. The week’s events included a formation run, uniform inspections, warfighter panels and hands-on professional development , emphasizing

57th RQS returns with honor

Airmen from the 57th RQS were greeted by friends, family and beloved pets after their six month deployment to the Horn of Africa to provide search and rescue support.

Combat Archer UK Week 1

U.S. Air Force Capt. Paul Dudunakis, 555th Fighter Squadron pilot, readies an F-16 Fighting Falcon before takeoff during Combat Archer UK at RAF Lakenheath, England, April 9, 2025. Pilots from the 555th Fighter Squadron launched numerous sorties to test and evaluate multiple areas of operations,

Wyvern Warfighter Week: 31st Fighter Wing is Fit to Fight

Wyvern Warfighter Week included leadership courses, a wing-wide resiliency run and panel discussions in which wing leadership shared personal stories about deployments, resiliency and impactful moments in their careers.

31st FW Celebrates Month of the Military Child

Since 1986, Month of the Military Child has been celebrated annually in the month of April to highlight the sacrifices made by the children of U.S. service members.

Frecce Tricolori takes to the Skies

The Frecce Tricolori is an aerobatic display team from the 313 Aerobatic Training group at Rivolto Air Base.

31st SFS defends the base during Exercise Fighting Wyvern 25-01

31st Security Forces Squadron tested their night operations capabilities during Exercise Fighting Wyvern 25-01

Aviano AB MPOY 2025

Aviano Air Base hosts the Norwegian Ruck March

First held in 1915, the Norwegian Armed Forces, the Forsvaret, meaning “the defense” in Norwegian, worked to expose new members to field conditions. Over the next century, the event evolved into a foreign service badge earned by completing the foot march to standard.