We will be providing important commanders information and updates as this situation progresses on the 184th Wing App, the 184th Wing Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/184thWing), and on the Jayhawk Flyer (https://184jayhawks.dodlive.mil).

For the latest information on COVID-19 go to Kansas Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 Resource Center http://www.kdheks.gov/coronavirus/index.htm

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By Staff Sgt. Joe Thompson, 184^th Public Affairs

The Kansas Air National Guard visited Wichita State University students and members of the Wichita cyber security community on Jan. 29.

Brig. Gen. David Weishaar, assistant adjutant general – Air, Kansas National Guard, spoke about the cyber threat responsibilities for the Kansas National Guard. Weishaar was invited to speak as a part of WSU’s Sleepless Nights Speaker Series, a Wichita community series that focuses on cybersecurity.

By Airman 1^st Class Sophia Weidner, 184^th Public Affairs

The 184^th Wing enlisted councils hosted an all call at McConnell Air Force Base on Jan. 5 to emphasize the importance of mentorship and interpersonal relationships.

The three enlisted councils include the Airman’s Council, Noncommissioned Officer’s Council, and Top 3 Council. Enlisted councils provide a networking outlet and professional development opportunities that coincide with the levels of rank and experience.

By Staff Sgt. Joe Thompson, 184^th Public Affairs

Research says that around 60 percent of the public use the beginning of a new year to try to make changes in our life. Unfortunately, only about 8 percent of those who make a New Year’s resolutions are successful in achieving them.

One of those positive but rarely successful changes is exercising and getting fit.

Rank and Name: Staff Sgt. Sarah V. Allen

Month/Year you joined 184 IW: October 2015

Recent achievements: 184th Wing Airman of the Year and 184th Wing Honor Guard Member of the Year.

My story: Growing up, joining the military was one of the first goals I remember setting when I was 12 years old. In school, I ran long-distance and enjoyed mental/physical challenges. I hoped to enlist after high school. Turned out, life had different plans for me—an ACL reconstruction at 18 years old. A few years later I happened to mention to a friend that I was still interested in serving but was looking for a unit that was organized and competent. He recommended I talk to the 184^th recruiting team and I was blown away with that first impression. Out of all the recruiters I had spoken to from every single branch, the 184^th was the unit I was looking for.