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  • Surviving life’s toughest challenge

    Capt. Brittany Rhanes, 341st Operations Support Squadron intercontinental ballistic missile emergency war order planner, was diagnosed with vulvar cancer Feb. 17. According to cancer.org, vulvar cancer is a form of gynecologic cancer affecting 0.6 percent of all cancers in women, and less than 20

  • Malmstrom lodge provides down-home atmosphere

    The lobby, halls and suites depict a Montana lifestyle. Whether it’s agriculture with a John Deere-themed suite, or history with Lewis and Clark paintings and books all throughout another, the Malmstrom Inn celebrates everything that is Big Sky Country.With 83 rooms on the premises ranging from

  • Dietary supplements, fact vs. fiction

    The supplement business is a multi-billion dollar industry that is not currently regulated like conventional food and drug products by the Food and Drug Administration.Thirty-seven percent of Air Force personnel are currently using supplements as part of a daily morning routine or as part of a

  • Fitness center provides virtual workout

     If one wants to lose weight and get fit but easily gets intimidated by avid fitness enthusiasts, the Malmstrom Fitness and Sports Center has the right amenity for you. Fitness on Demand, a virtual group fitness computer kiosk, provides a diverse array of workout programs.  Whether it’s cardio

  • A piece of history: Berlin Airlift C-54 flies historic Malmstrom route

    A C-54E Skymaster named “Spirit of Freedom” sits on the tarmac at the Great Falls International Airport, Sept. 9, 2016. The Spirit of Freedom is a flying museum being flown all over the country by members of the Berlin Airlift Historical Foundation to help raise awareness of the Berlin Airlift. The

  • First sergeant, foster dad believes in second chances

    Just outside of Great Falls, Montana, a Malmstrom family stands together on a well-maintained green lawn, catching some shade as they celebrate in the sunny afternoon heat.The party is in honor of the finalized adoption of their eldest son, previously a foster child who lived with them for four and

  • Mission first, safety always

    Airmen are one of the most valuable assets in the United States Air Force, making safety one of the top priorities in day-to-day activities.Malmstrom’s mission is to support nuclear deterrence by defending America with safe, secure and effective nuclear forces and combat-ready Airmen while

  • It takes a village

    Dad is 60 feet underground ensuring the president is equipped with a 24/7 nuclear deterrent force. Mom is 7,000 miles away providing anti-terrorism support around the globe.Claire is 20 months old, surrounded by advocates and is already proving resilient in the face of adversity.1st Lt. Aaron

  • Feds Feed Families, improving the community

    The Malmstrom Commissary participated in the Feds Feed Families campaign June 1 to Aug. 31.Feds Feed Families is a nationwide campaign hosted by the United States Department of Agriculture and is designed to supplement the country’s need for donated foods and basic health items during the summer

  • Where the rubber meets the road

    Used and new tires are piled around the 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron tire shop floor, some ready to be placed onto Humvees, and some to be thrown out. This area is one of the final resting places for worn tires after being driven nearly 20,000 miles to and from the missile field.A two-man team

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