Housing privatization raises standard of living for Airmen

The process of privatizing housing in Air Force Global Strike Command is near completion, according to command officials. In this process, base housing is conveyed to a private owner who is required to ensure housing is comparable to other off-base homes, while retaining a sense of military

F-15s participate in exercise Green Flag

Piece of AFGSC travels to London

As part of the Command's 'Never Quit Series,' former Olympic rower Sean Colgan visited Air Force Global Strike bases in April to help promote the American300 'Never Quit' Rowing Challenge and interact with Striker Airmen.During his visit to Minot AFB, N.D., Colgan traveled to a 91st Missile Wing

Exercise Combat Hammer

The 2nd Munitions Squadron here participated in the Weapons Standards Evaluation Program 12-21 Exercise Combat Hammer Aug. 6-9.The purpose of the exercise is to evaluate the employment of precision-guided munitions, assess combat capabilities and improve the PGM performance. The exercise is also a

Fire departments bring the heat

Mighty Ninety and Wyoming Air National Guard firefighters can train in their own back yard this year with the use of a mobile air fire trainer.On lease from Buckley Air Force Base, Colo., the MAFT allowed local firefighters to perform approximately 20 training missions here since its arrival to the

OPSEC essential to mission accomplishment

Airmen are trained to keep operational security at the forefront of their thoughts in any given situation. OPSEC is at the heart of every unit's mission, and it is up to all Airmen to be aware of how to use it to protect themselves, their families, their wingmen and their nation."The [OPSEC] program

2nd Bomb Wing delegation visits Russia

A delegation of five people from the 2nd Bomb Wing visited Engels Air Base in Saratov, Russia, last month on a goodwill mission with a dual purpose. Team members evaluated the suitability of the airfield at Engels Air Base for B-52H operations. The outing also established initial relationships for a

Best in a generation

Despite deployments, inspections exercises and temperatures exceeding more than 100 degrees, the 2nd Maintenance Group and its partnered organizations, persevered to achieve the highest B-52 mission capable rate in more than 16 years.Through the combined effort of all Airmen who support the 2nd

Navy rear admiral visits Warren

B-52's over Red Flag