Minuteman III test launch delayed

The launch of an unarmed operational test Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile at Vandenberg AFB, Calif., has been postponed.The test launch is delayed in order to replace a test-unique tracking component used only on test missiles. The test-unique tracking component monitors missile

New technology advances defense, protects F.E. Warren Airmen

The 90th Missile Wing's robust deterrence mission added another weapon to its arsenal Feb. 17 - the Remote Targeting Engagement System.The RTES is made up of several parts, including six separate M-240 machine guns, controlled remotely from command consoles. The weapons are contained in up-armored

Minot AFB leads as stewards of energy conservation

On a cold day at Minot AFB, N.D., it's not uncommon to see someone run for shelter indoors where it's nice and comfortable. Thanks to the electricity and natural gas flowing into buildings, people can take a break from the cold winter weather. in a cold climate, like North Dakota, it takes a great

Secretary of Defense visits Barksdale, praises AFGSC Airmen

The nation's top military advisor visited Team Barksdale Friday, getting a first-hand look at the Air Force's strategic deterrence capabilities.With more than 300 people in attendance, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta began his visit with a town-hall meeting, stressing the importance of Barksdale

Housing privatization takes effect in March

Beginning in March, F.E. Warren Air Force Base housing will be operated by Balfour Beatty Communities, leaving little time for Warren members living in base housing to sign their lease.While a majority of those living in base housing have participated in lease signings held by BBC, there are still

Whiteman Airman selected for Tops in Blue

Senior Airman Kyle Willis, 509th Operations Support Squadron air traffic controller journeyman, was selected  to tour with the Air Force's premier entertainment showcase, Tops in Blue, Jan. 30. The Air Force Global Strike Command Airman submitted his audition tape Nov. 14, 2011, after his

AFIT offers first-ever nuclear weapons course

The Air Force Institute of Technology announced the development of the first Nuclear Weapons Certification Program in November 2011. The beta test class, which includes 23 students from Air Force Global Strike Command, is working through the curriculum, while providing feedback to improve the course

AFGSC Commander visits 2 BW

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