The Oklahoma Air National Guard (OKANG) officially broke ground today for a new Airmen’s Center. The facility is designed to serve as a hub for operational readiness, health development, and community support for the men and women serving in the 138th Fighter Wing.

The new center reflects a commitment to the well-being and long-term success of Oklahoma’s Citizen- Airmen. As the 138th Fighter Wing continues to evolve to meet the complex demands of both federal missions and state emergencies, this facility will provide a centralized location for critical services, including physical, mental and spiritual development, family readiness programs, and collaborative spaces SNC-MAY-2026-Ad-v1.pdf 1 for unit cohesion.

“The Airmen’s Center is more than just a building; it is a testament to our dedication to the people who serve our state and nation,” said Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Mancino, adjutant general for Oklahoma. “The facility will provide a dedicated space for these vital resources and strengthen the Oklahoma Air National Guard.”