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  • 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

  • Secretary visits missile wings, highlights progress

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James visited Air Force Global Strike Command's three missile wings June 30 - July 1 to meet with Airmen and discuss changes made in the force over the past six months.James' first stop was F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, where she met with leadership and

  • SecAF outlines changes for nuclear force

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James outlined new incentives and measures designed to change the culture of the service's nuclear force June 17.Following a cheating scandal involving intercontinental ballistic missile launch officers at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, and the subsequent

  • Malmstrom Air Force Base completes final MMIII reconfiguration

    Air Force Global Strike Command met a major milestone June 16, when maintainers at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, removed the last multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle in the Air Force intercontinental ballistic missile inventory from a Minuteman III. The reentry vehicle is the

  • 40th HS members endure critical SERE training

    Every member of the U.S. Armed Forces must know how to survive in any environment - enemy or allied territory - should their aircraft go down. Since 1973, the 40th Helicopter Squadron at Malmstrom Air Force Base has saved more than 400 lives and accumulated more than 135,000 accident-free flying

  • Operation Minute Man

    Defenders from the 219th Security Forces Squadron are participating in a training exercise, "Operation Minute Man," May 17-31."Operation Minute Man" is a two-week surge period, where North Dakota Air National Guard members take primary positions for missile field security in the entire northern

  • AFGSC continues progress on Force Improvement Program initiatives

    Air Force Global Strike Command is moving forward with a series of initiatives under its Force Improvement Program to change and improve the culture of the Airmen who perform the nuclear mission.Lt. Gen. Stephen Wilson, AFGSC commander, is addressing wide-ranging changes recently proposed by FIP,