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  • 'Wing It' impacts Whiteman and local community

    While being stationed here, some Airmen have said that they have virtually nothing to do to keep them entertained. Because of the unique location of Knob Noster and the surrounding area, it is challenging for many 18-20 year olds to find activities that interest them according to Jeff Huffman,

  • Warren's Minuteman III missiles reach milestone

    On Mar. 29, missile maintenance technicians from the 90th Maintenance Group installed a Propulsion System Rocket Engine at Launch Facility Golf-03. This task marked a milestone for the 90th Missile Wing as it was the 150th and final installation of an upgraded PSRE on F. E. Warren's Minuteman III

  • Rowing for London

    The Air Force Global Strike Command American300 "Never Quit" Rowing Challenge began April 5 at the Whiteman Air Force Base Fitness Center. Col. Robert Spalding III, 509th Bomb Wing vice commander, kicked of the monthlong challenge by rowing the first 500 meters.On March 28, 2012, Robi Powers,

  • American300 offers rowing challenge to Warren

    The American300, an organization that sponsors activities to motivate and honor service members, visited Warren March 30 to inform Airmen about the American300 Rowing Challenge.The rowing challenge is an Air Force Global Strike Command-wide contest to see which Airman can row the greatest distance.

  • Former Tops in Blue vocalist finishes tour, returns to F.E. Warren

    Being selected as one of the 35 members to perform with Tops in Blue is a privilege one Airman assigned to the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron recently had.Jarrod Burton, 90th CES water-fuels maintenance technician, finished his 14-month tour with the Air Force's premier performance team and has

  • American300 tours encourage Airmen to 'Never Quit'

    Members of the 90th Missile Wing had the opportunity to interact with Tom Whittaker, the first amputee to summit Mount Everest and one of Air Force Global Strike Command's Never Quit Series highlighted speakers."The Promise" tour, featuring Whittaker, is centered around resiliency, overcoming even

  • "TAP": Helping Airmen ease the transition from military to civilian

    Life after the military can be full of unanswered questions and insecurities about what the future holds for military members and their families transitioning into the civilian workforce. Aid from the Transition Assistance Program is provided to Department of Defense service members, DoD federal

  • Air Force history of ICBM development, safeguarding America

    During the latter months of 1957, some Americans could stand on their back porch and catch a glimpse of the Soviet Union's satellite, Sputnik, orbiting across the sky. To many, this slight sparkle was viewed as simply an advancement in technology, but to the United States government, it was much

  • Honor Guard embodies Air Force image

    When it comes to ceremonies and funerals, the 509th Bomb Wing Honor Guard's mission is to be ready, sharp and respond to requests with the utmost amount of poise, attention to detail and professionalism.With a team of 44 Airmen ranking from airman basic to technical sergeant, the 509th Honor Guard

  • Military working dogs train for success

    Originating from "The Story of Old Drum", written after the Civil War in Warrensburg, Mo., it's been said that, "A dog is man's best friend."This phrase holds especially true for the members of the 509th Security Forces Squadron canine handlers. Military working dogs act not only as trusted wingmen