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  • Force Improvement Program benefits AFGSC, Malmstrom

    The Force Improvement Program was put into motion to spark change within the Air Force Global Strike community. It's goal, to highlight critical mission deficiencies within the command and bring rapid, substantial and lasting change. For Malmstrom, one of the first steps toward this progressive change is coming in the form of 216 personnel
  • Members of the 740th Missile Squadron and their family participated in a road clean-up along a three mile stretch of intersection ND 41 in Minot N.D., May 8, 2014. The clean-up was held to enhance the area surrounding Missile Alert Facility for both the nearby community of Velva, N.D., as well as those who pull alert duty on the MAF. (Courtesy photo)

    740th MS community service event

    It was a brisk, spring morning on the North Dakota prairie, May 8th. An assortment of private vehicles began to line the access road to B01 Missile Alert Facility. Members of the 740th Missile Squadron and their family members clambered out of their vehicles and onto the MAF for a unique, quite possibly unprecedented, two-part commander's call. The

  • FIP Roadshow visits Minot AFB

    Members of the Force Improvement Program Roadshow visited Minot Air Force Base July 8-10.The FIP team roadshow, made up of Airmen from Air Force Global Strike Command and 20th Air Force, held eight town hall meetings to provide the program's most recent findings and also request feedback from Airmen."The goal of the town hall meetings is to pass

  • Air Force announces changes to headquarters organization

    Air Force leaders announced changes to headquarters staff manning and organization today.The Air Force will create efficiencies by deactivating and realigning organizations at Headquarters Air Force, Major Commands, Numbered Air Forces and Field Operating Agencies, resulting in savings of $1.6 billion across the Air Force in the next five years."I
  • Maj. Justin Secrest, 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron commander (right), talks with members of the squadron’s Charlie flight June 12 in Judith Gap, Mont. The flight was providing security support during the wing codes change program in the 490th Missile Squadron area. (U.S. Air Force photo / John Turner)

    'Big Missiles' is MAF, LF security done right

    The 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron provides the day-to-day site security at Malmstrom Air Force Base's 15 Missile Alert Facilities and 150 Launch Facilities. The squadron's mission is to prevent unauthorized access to these sites and to deter threats against the 341st Missile Wing's strategic assets. With about 450 personnel authorized, the
  • The Military Health System’s new Nurse Advice Line for TRICARE beneficiaries provides immediate health care guidance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The NAL is a team of registered nurses who are available to answer a variety of urgent healthcare questions to help you decide whether self-care is the best option, or if it is better to see your healthcare provider. To access the NAL, dial (406) 731-4MED (4633); option 1. You may also dial toll-free at 1-866-731-4MED (4633). (Courtesy photo)

    New Nurse Advice Line provides TRICARE recipients with options

    Editor's note: John Osment, 1st Lt. Patricia Kodis and 2nd Lt. Bryant Johanson contributed to this article. "Can I tough this out or should I seek additional help?" For many service members, this can be a question asked many times throughout their military careers. For just about everybody, this tends to be a question we ask ourselves a lot
  • Bart Beisner and Maj. Dan Wasserman, Force Improvement Program representatives from 20th Air Force and Air Force Global Strike Command, met with Airmen from the 341st Operations Group July 11 at Malmstrom Air Force Base. The meeting was an opportunity for those working on FIP to give an update to Airmen and answer any questions on where they stand on certain FIP initiatives. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Joshua Smoot)

    FIP Road Show updates Malmstrom Airmen

    Officials from the 20th Air Force and Air Force Global Strike Command held eight town hall meetings at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, July 9 to 11, as part of the Force Improvement Program Road Show to discuss what some of the units at Malmstrom can expect in the near future."The FIP Road Show is an opportunity for those of us who are working
  • Maj. La Tonya Kelly, 341st Comptroller Squadron commander, draws a line on plywood to designate the floor joist. A dozen Malmstrom Air Force Base Airmen volunteered for Habitat for Humanity July 12 to help build a home. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Katrina Heikkinen)

    Airmen lend hands for Habitat for Humanity

    A dozen Wing One Airmen set out at sunrise to lend their hands for Habitat for Humanity in Great Falls, Montana July 12 to help build a home. Six hours later with a cloudless blue sky and 90-degree temperatures, the subfloor of unit 31 was complete. "The men and women of Malmstrom Air Force Base responded overwhelmingly - we were only expecting
  • 140706-F-JW097-012 Volunteers servicemen and women line the sides of a 100 by 75-foot flag during the National Anthem before a Colorado Rockies game in Denver, Colo. Marines, Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, Coast Guardsmen and retirees came together for the ceremony honoring the military and veterans before the game. (U.S. Air Force photo by RJ Oriez)

    Military participates in appreciation event at Rockies game

  • Airman 1st Class Whitney Erickson, 90th Medical Group dental assistant, searches for medical records July 8, 2014, at the 90th MDG Medical Treatment Facility on F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyo. The 90th Medical Group is an outpatient clinic which offers a variety of care, ensuring excellent health and welfare of all beneficiaries. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Malcolm Mayfield)

    Dental clinic contributes to readiness

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