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  • 50 Years Later: Remembering Operation Linebacker II

    December 18th commemorated the 50th anniversary of the start of the largest operation of heavy bomber strikes launched by the United States Air Force since World War II. Operation Linebacker II was intended to bring an end to the US’s involvement in the Vietnam War. The ceremony at Barksdale Air

  • AFGSC Hive team develops innovative strategy process

    To successfully deter conflict, assure allies and defeat adversaries, the Air Force must optimize its warfighting effectiveness and efficiency for the future high-end fight. Doing so will require strategic vision, critical thinking and creative solutions to maximize the volume of effects created

  • 40th Helicopter Squadron conducts winter weather training

    Despite the weather growing colder and conditions on Malmstrom becoming more hazardous, the Airmen of the 40th Helicopter Squadron are continuing to run winter weather training exercises.Through its use of the UH-1N Huey, the 40th HS is able to perform aerial surveillance of Department of Defense

  • 40th Helicopter Squadron conducts winter weather training

    Despite the weather growing colder and conditions on Malmstrom becoming more hazardous, the Airmen of the 40th Helicopter Squadron are continuing to run winter weather training exercises.Through its use of the UH-1N Huey, the 40th HS is able to perform aerial surveillance of Department of Defense

  • Rucking around the Christmas Tree

    U.S. Air Force Airman Joshua Miller, 77th Weapons Squadron member, walks into the Boys and Girls Club of Abilene to help donate toys after completing the Dyess Rapid Airman Development ruck march in Abilene, Texas, Dec. 14, 2022. The RAD team carried bags of toys during the six-mile ruck march to

  • Healing large beastly vehicles

    On a harsh winter day, a chance meeting between a 58,000 pounds snow plow truck used to clear hazards on the road accidentally took on a 12,000 pounds armored humvee, rear-ending the humvee on the highway and causing a major scar on the vehicle from the rear fender to the doors.The damage to this