Mighty Ninety Airmen save lives

On June 16, Airmen from the 90th Operations Group were taking a break from training, soaking up the sun and enjoying the warm gulf waters of Fort Walton Beach on the Florida panhandle."I'd been at this northern tier base for four years, so I was excited for the sun and the warm water," said Capt.

IG takes two-pronged approach to compliance

Complying with rules and regulations is a must for Airmen, and this is perhaps even more true here due to the global impact of the 90th Missile Wing's nuclear deterrence mission. To keep the Mighty Ninety on the "straight and narrow," the 90th Missile Wing Inspector General Office works with Airmen

HVAC controls base temp

Air conditioning cooling is a luxury in most of the country, whereas heat is essential part of life.The unsung heroes of the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning shop are the Airmen who help keep the base at the ideal temperature.HVAC not only helps morale but is

Truck and tractor shop keeps big rigs running

When a car has issues most will take it in to a local mechanic, but when a military semi truck has problems, there is one shop at Malmstrom Air Force Base ready to fix it.The 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron truck and tractor maintenance shop maintains all semi trucks and trailers on base. The

Keeping Airmen connected

Keeping Airmen in contact between the base and missile field is crucial for mission success. This is where the members of the 341st Communications Squadron base radio maintenance shop take the lead. They are the front line for maintaining all base radios, making sure members of Malmstrom Air Force

Air Force Cross recipient relays lessons learned

Air Force Cross recipient, retired Master Sgt. Tim Wilkinson, recently spoke to Airmen on base about the events that led him to receive the medal and how lessons learned on the battlefield apply to the Air Force mission on the homefront.The former pararescueman and current Joint Special Operations

Not your average cable company

If you live in any of the nine counties surrounding Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, you might find yourself directly above one of the 2,100 miles of active cables maintained by the 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron cable section."Our mission is to protect and repair the Hardened Intersite Cable

Whiteman maintainers keep B-2 Spirits flying

Since it first arrived 22 years ago, the B-2 Spirit has been unparalleled in its ability to provide precision air power, thus shaping the mission here at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, to providing strategic deterrence, global power and combat support to combatant and joint force commanders...

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Base supply critical for mission

With more than 100,000 pieces of inventory, the 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron Central Storage Element is critical to the base having the supplies and equipment on hand to keep the mission going.The CSE is responsible for storing supply and equipment items that include classified, sensitive,