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  • Resiliency tour makes stop at Malmstrom

    In the 10 years of fighting a war since the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, there have been hundreds of stories told focusing on heroics and bravery, kindness and compassion. For one former Army officer, losing a mentor to a firefight in Afghanistan in 2006 started the journey he is currently on.Rob Powers founded the American300 Warrior Tours
  • GSC score-posters: trained to be tricky

    Precision, sharpness, straight faces and a little taste of comedy was on display during the 2011 Global Strike Challenge score-posting events Nov. 8 and 9 at Hoban Hall.Teams gathered from numerous command wings to participate in the two-day event here. Several of the teams were dressed for the occasion, including a group clothed in wild West
  • Small shop produces large results for energy savings

    As October comes to a close, and with it, Energy Awareness Month, Warren continues making improvements to its facilities in an effort to conserve energy.Throughout the year, members of the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron's controls shop and the Energy Management Control System are constantly looking for ways Warren AFB can reduce energy usage across
  • Warren Wranglers eagerly await final scores for 2nd Annual Global Strike Challenge

    The 2nd Annual Global Strike Challenge competition is nearly complete; all that waits is the security forces portion of the competition and the final score posting, which is to be held at Barksdale Air Force Base, La., Air Force Global Strike Command headquarters.Global Strike Challenge is a series of events pitting missile and bomber wings units
  • Whiteman marks 10th anniversary of first OEF strikes

    Oct. 7, 2011 marked the 10th anniversary of the 509th Bomb Wing's B-2 strikes against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, signaling the start of Operation Enduring Freedom on the same day in 2001.More than a decade later, many of the pilots who were involved in the strike force remain stewards of the nuclear enterprise here in support of global
  • Warren's defenders 'going back to basics' in preparation for Global Strike Challenge

    Warren's security forces team for Global Strike Challenge is going back to basics as they prepare for their portion of the competition, which will be held at Barksdale Air Force Base, La., in early November."Our goal is to practice perfectly, which will help us reach perfection," said Tech. Sgt. Derrick Grant, 90th Task Response Force team lead.
  • Fighting breast cancer

    "The results are positive, you have breast cancer." The doctor's words isolated Julie Jolly's body and mind, 509th Force Support Squadron Child Development Center director. Questions and concerns immediately flooded her head. She was about to embark on unfamiliar territory, and she tried to figure out her next move.Julie's doctor scheduled her
  • 40th HS flight engineer passionate about job

    One of the most prominent, and well-known, assets on Malmstrom Air Force Base is the UH-1N Huey helicopters seen filling Montana's Big Sky; one of the lesser-known assets is the people that operate these highly recognized aircraft.Staff Sgt. Michael Frank, a flight engineer with the 40th Helicopter Squadron, has been a part of the successful
  • Warren security forces Airmen participate in annual challenge

    Warren's defenders put their minds, muscles and teamwork to the test last week during their annual summer competition, Crow Creek Challenge.The competition was created about 18 years ago by Chief Master Sgt. (ret) Gary Kelly, former security forces group chief enlisted manager, and was geared to test Airmen's basic level knowledge of various tasks
  • Warren ops group ready for Global Strike Challenge

    The 90th Operations Group is currently training for the operations portion of Global Strike Challenge in hopes to secure the Blanchard Trophy for the second year in a row.Global Strike Challenge is a competition held between the ICBM and bomber wings under Air Force Global Strike Command."We're spending anywhere between six and 12 hours a day, six
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