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  • AFGSC, Louisiana Tech sign Cooperative Research and Development Agreement

    Air Force Global Strike Command and Louisiana Tech University recently signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement which will allow the two to work together to develop new defensive systems for the bomber fleet based on nanoengineered graphene. "Graphene is a relatively new form of

  • 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

  • Transferring Schools this PCS season? You need to know about MIC3

    What are the Issues?Military families encounter school challenges for their children for enrollment, eligibility, placement and graduation due to frequent relocations in service to our country.What is the Compact?The Compact provides for the uniform treatment of military children transferring

  • The Chief

    The Medal of Honor: an award reserved for the most noble and selfless acts, and the pinnacle of American heroism. One such hero gave his life for his men and his country, but the true story of his legacy remained a secret for 42 years. Chief Master Sgt. Richard L. Etchberger enlisted in the Air

  • 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

  • FIP: The little things count

    It's the little things that count - even a shower curtain.As a result of Air Force Global Strike Command's Force Improvement Program, items are already making their way to Malmstrom's 13,800-square-mile missile complex. For security forces, chefs and missileers who post to the field for four days

  • It's getting hot in here

    Firefighters from the 5th Civil Engineer Squadron participate in a controlled burn exercise at Minot Air Force Base, N.D. The fire training facility provides realistic training for the fire fighters with controlled flames emanating from specific areas of the building, and can be used in any type of