317th Airlift Group

317th AG Trains with Army in Rare Joint Forcible Entry Exercise The 317th AG trains in a rare Joint Forcible Entry Exercise (JFE) with the Army. C-130's provide air support and engage in low level flying and mountainous a...

With speed, strength, endurance and the will to carry on, the 317th Airlift Group commander placed second overall and first in his age group during his first full marathon Nov. 2.

Col. Jeffrey Brown, has been running for many years, but what he didn't know is that years down the road it would lead to his first successful marathon with a time of 3 hours and 34 minutes. Brown ran with his executive officer Maj. Chad Overton and about 750 other runners.

To continue reading about Col. Brown's awesome accomplishment, click the link below:
http://www.dyess.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123371555

Welcome to or new commander Col Jeffrey Brown.

Below is an extraordinary video that tells our story of the C-130J conversion. The graphics and music are phenomenal...but our people are the true stars of the show. It's your hard work, passion, and dedication that bring it all to life.

FLEET COMPLETE A video highlighting the greatest tactical airlift team...in the world.

News story from JOAX. Check it out!

317th Leads JOAX The 317th Airlift Group flew 20 C-130J's during the most recent Joint Operational Access Exercise at Fort Bragg. Produced by A1C Damon Kasberg.

More Pictures of JPADS

Check out these awesome pictures of JPADS at Ft. Hood

317th AG delivers precision resupply to the joint warfighter The 317th Airlift Group successfully completed a precision airdrop capability demonstration to a distinguished panel of visitors at Fort Hood, Texas, during the U.S. Transportation Command Component Commander's Conference on April 24. The mission objective was to display combat aerial

50th Anniversary for C-130 at Dyess AFB!

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