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Major Devin Will takes command of New York Air Guard's 224th Security Forces Squadron

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By Barbara Olney
| Yesterday's Air Force
ROME, N.Y. Major Devin J. Will officially assumed command of the New York Air National Guard’s224th Security Forces Squadronon July 27 during a ceremony at the Eastern Air Defense Sector. Col. Joseph J. Miller Jr., commander of the 224th Air Defense Group, presided over the ceremony. Major Will enlisted in the Air Force in December 2011. Following his graduation from Undergraduate Space Training at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, in April 2013, he was selected for a commissioning opportunity.
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NY Air Guardsman’s get look from above at 15,000 Boilermaker racers during Stratotanker flyover.

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By Barbara Olney
| United States Air Force
Published July 22, 2026 By Barbara Olney Eastern Air Defense Sector UTICA, New York—Six New York Air National Guard Airmen assigned to the Eastern Air Defense Sector got an aerial view of the 15,000 runners who turned out for Utica’s annual “Boilermaker” road race on Sunday, July 12. The Airmen, who are assigned to the 224th Air Defense Group, were on board an Air Force Reserve  KC-135 Stratotanker that flew over the race that morning.
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Three Eastern Air Defense Sector Members Pedal for Mohawk Valley’s Missing Children

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By Barbara Olney
| Yesterday's Air Force
1 Eastern Air Defense Airmen (from left) Tech Sgt. Gennaro Anibarro, Master Sgt. Nicholas Carrier, and Master Sgt. Ward Seymour, completed an 80-mile bike ride on June 5. The trio raised $1,200 for the Mohawk Valley Chapter of The Ride for Missing Children to raise awareness and help prevent child exploitation and abduction.
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