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  • Official photo of Lt. Col. Kevin Lombardo, 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron commander.

    Airman has straight talk about PTSD and getting help

    More than a decade ago, Lt. Col. Kevin Lombardo was in Iraq when the area he was defending was hit by a rocket attack.The battle smells, the sounds, sights, touch and even the taste from that attack still haunt him on most days.Reliving the horror of that day over and over--and the fear and emotions that come with it--is what it's like to live with
  • Laura Hyten speaks with former U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jasmine Sutton, 341st Missile Wing special victims counsel paralegal, at the Malmstrom Air Force Base resiliency center in Montana, Jan. 17, 2018. Mrs. Hyten is married to U.S. Air Force Gen. John Hyten (not pictured), commander of U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM). While there, Gen. and Mrs. Hyten met with base leaders and Airmen to thank them for their support to USSTRATCOM’s mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kiersten McCutchan)

    Sexual assault survivor’s harrowing story and inspiring messages

    One of the personality traits that makes U.S. service members unique people in their jobs, and in the world, is the ability to face a serious and scary life situation, adapt to it and turn it into a victory.Jasmine Sutton, former 341st Missile Wing Judge Advocate staff sergeant, was challenged in such a way during her time on active duty."I was
  • Senior Airman Christopher Wy, 341st Security Forces Support Squadron convoy response force lead, center, poses for a photo with Staff Sgt. Elizabeth Bowen, 341st SSPTS CRF team leader, left, and Senior Airman Cassi Dornon, 341st SSPTS CRF team member Jan. 16, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont. Dornon and Bowen helped their wingman with a tough life situation.

    Recognition, intervention and compassion saved Airman’s life

    At Wing One, taking care of the Airmen, families and other people who support the mission is a core value and priority of the men and women at the 341st Missile Wing.This includes recognizing when a wingman shows signs they are struggling with something in life to the point where it's affecting their day-to-day job, their career decisions, their
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