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  • Youth behind the uniform: moving builds resiliency

    Being a child born into a military family may be challenging, but for one child in the Malmstrom community, he believes it’s another experience he can take with him wherever he goes.Fifth-grader Mason Duggan, son of Lt. Col. Jerrod Duggan, 341st Maintenance Group deputy commander, has moved four

  • Dream of summertime, be an Airman in a van

    Social media is saturated with glamourous, fit, adventurous people traveling to the world’s most beautiful places, snapping the nature or wildlife shot of a lifetime, all the while making a living – and a home – out of a van. Lounge chairs, bikes, skis or stand-up paddleboards lean against a

  • Malmstrom family spotlight

    Family support is key for Airmen resiliency. Malmstrom family spotlight is a feature published about unique and diverse family members of U.S. Air Force active-duty members assigned here. This spotlight features Renee Hickman, Ranches at Belt Creek executive chef who supports her family with her

  • Chief of wing weapons safety retires leaving legacy

    On Feb. 28, 2018, Peter N. Woelkers Sr., 341st Missile Wing Weapons Safety Office chief of weapons safety/nuclear surety officer, retired at Malmstrom Air Force Base after a 20-year career, becoming part of the wing’s institutional history and leaving a legacy for those behind.  Without much time

  • Malmstrom walks the talk of National Nutrition Month

    Crossfit, high intensity interval training, pilates, yoga, boxing, triathlon, walking, field training – when the body moves it requires proper nutrition. March is named National Nutrition Month by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and this year’s theme is Go Further with Food.  Gabriella

  • Airman’s Attic takes care of Airmen, families

    Located in Building 4000 near the Child Development Center, the Airman’s Attic is a one-stop shop for free clothes, furniture and children toys for Airmen and their families.The building has sections split off to showcase their selections of military clothing to include service dress, utility

  • Black History Month shapes lives

    Black History Month, also known as National African American History Month, is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time to recognize the immeasurable impact they have had on the history of the United States.  The Department of Defense celebrates special annual

  • STEM careers, education and recruiting on the rise

    Today's Air Force recognizes there is a critical need for science, technology, engineering and math specialists to lead the Air Force in future technology and innovation efforts.  The U.S. Air Force mission – to fly, fight and win in air, space and cyberspace – requires the greatest minds the nation

  • Malmstrom family spotlight

    Family support is key for Airmen resiliency. Malmstrom family spotlight is a feature published about unique and diverse family members of U.S. Air Force active duty members assigned here. This spotlight features Ruby, a certified medical service dog supporting Tech. Sgt. Christopher D'Angelo, 490th

  • CE, MDG keep Malmstrom’s water clean

    Water is a necessity for all life. So, how does the base ensure the water quality meets federal and state regulations for the Airmen and their families serving at Malmstrom?Airmen from the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron environmental and 341st Medical Operations Squadron bioenvironmental engineering

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