AFGSC 'Never Quit' series continues to spread messages of resiliency

The American300 Air Force Global Strike Command "Never Quit Series" continues to promote resiliency among Airmen with new perspectives and words from veterans and wounded warriors.Throughout the end of July, the "Never Quit" initiative will stop at Barksdale; Whiteman AFB, Mo.; and F.E. Warren AFB,

Going the extra mile - Warren member running marathon for charity

In less than two months, 15,000 runners will converge on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, for the 16th running of the Air Force Marathon. Among the thousands stepping off the starting line will be one of Warren's own, Airman 1st Class Mark Currell, 319th Missile Squadron chef, as he raises

Filming scenes for the Engagement Skills Trainer 2,000

40th HS records save number 394

A UH-1N Huey helicopter crew assigned to the 40th Helicopter Squadron recorded the unit's 394th save when they rescued an injured hiker on the west side of Peterson Lake, about 20 miles southwest of Missoula, Mont., July 8.The crew consisted of Capt. Zach Minner, aircraft commander/pilot; 1st Lt.

2 BW hosts delegates, fosters international partnership

The 2nd Bomb Wing hosted a delegation of Russian Airmen July 11-12 during a site visit to Barksdale Air Force Base, La.The delegation visited the base as part of a bomber exchange program between the United States and Russia.As part of the visit, the Russian Airmen received an up-close view of the

Twentieth Air Force commander visits Warren

Cadets contribute to Global Strike mission

Air Force Global Strike Command recently hosted three cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy for a five-week Cadet Summer Research Program.Each summer, through the Cadet Summer Research Program, approximately 190 selected cadets spend five weeks at various Air Force, Department of Defense and other

AFGSC command chief visits Warren Airmen

Bataan Death March survivor, La. native shares story

Fewer and fewer Americans today can recall where they were when they heard the news that Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, had been attacked by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941. As the number of first-hand accounts from World War II continues to decrease and new conflicts of the current era arise, earlier struggles

Remembering a Strategic Air Command warrior

As Air Force Global Strike Command celebrates the 60th year of the B-52, and the 40th anniversary of Operation Linebacker II, which helped bring an end to the conflict in Vietnam, the Command recently mourned the passing of one of the nuclear enterprise's hero warriors. Retired Air Force Maj. John