To date, the 241st Air Traffic Control Squadron has deployed over 70 members in support of OEF and OIF.
 Several of these members have deployed more than once, and in several different capacities, functioning as everything from Staffing Support to Airfield Operations Flight Officer.

Since 2005, members have been activated in support of several homeland security and contingency support operations such as Operation Noble Eagle at NAS Key West, Operation Jump Start on the Arizona border, Emerald Warrior/Jaded Thunder in Avon Park, Fl.
and Operation Coronet Oak at Muñiz Air National Guard Base.

In September 2005, members of the 241st were relocated to St. Louis MO in support of the Hurricane Katrina Relief Operation.
 Two Power Production and HVAC experts assisted in building shelters and showers for refugees and supplied the hospital with air conditioning.

Since 2007, the Tower UTC has supported the EAA Chapter 1405 Fly-In and Wingnuts Flying Circus Airshow in Tarkio, MO, a Fly-in hosted by Missouri Senator Sam Graves.
The mobile air traffic control tower typically serves over 800 VFR arrival and departure aircraft during the six hour period they have control of the airspace.

Members of the 241st were activated during the January 2007 North American Ice Storm in support of relief efforts.
 Airmen went door to door, checking on the wellness of citizens that were left without power and assisting those in need to local shelters.
 The 241st also deployed generators to designated areas, where Power Production personnel would utilize them to supply power to neighborhoods who were left without.

When the 2011 Missouri River Flood threatened the city of St. Joseph and Rosecrans Air National Guard Base, the 241st was activated to relocate military assets, conduct levee patrols and security, and assist with evacuation support and search and rescue operations.
 Nearly every member of the unit worked tirelessly, day and night, for several days filling, transporting, and stacking sandbags to keep the oncoming water at bay.
To date, the 241st Air Traffic Control Squadron has deployed over 70 members in support of OEF and OIF.  Several of these members have deployed more than once, and in several different capacities, functioning as everything from Staffing Support to Airfield Operations Flight Officer.
Since 2005, members have been activated in support of several homeland security and contingency support operations such as Operation Noble Eagle at NAS Key West, Operation Jump Start on the Arizona border, Emerald Warrior/Jaded Thunder in Avon Park, Fl. and Operation Coronet Oak at Muñiz Air National Guard Base.
In September 2005, members of the 241st were relocated to St. Louis MO in support of the Hurricane Katrina Relief Operation.  Two Power Production and HVAC experts assisted in building shelters and showers for refugees and supplied the hospital with air conditioning.
Since 2007, the Tower UTC has supported the EAA Chapter 1405 Fly-In and Wingnuts Flying Circus Airshow in Tarkio, MO, a Fly-in hosted by Missouri Senator Sam Graves. The mobile air traffic control tower typically serves over 800 VFR arrival and departure aircraft during the six hour period they have control of the airspace. 
Members of the 241st were activated during the January 2007 North American Ice Storm in support of relief efforts.  Airmen went door to door, checking on the wellness of citizens that were left without power and assisting those in need to local shelters.  The 241st also deployed generators to designated areas, where Power Production personnel would utilize them to supply power to neighborhoods who were left without.
When the 2011 Missouri River Flood threatened the city of St. Joseph and Rosecrans Air National Guard Base, the 241st was activated to relocate military assets, conduct levee patrols and security, and assist with evacuation support and search and rescue operations.  Nearly every member of the unit worked tirelessly, day and night, for several days filling, transporting, and stacking sandbags to keep the oncoming water at bay.
241st Air Traffic Control Squadron