Dec. 29, 2008 Airman's Attic a great resource We've all been there. Strapped for cash, in the middle of our hectic daily lives, and suddenly something breaks, goes missing or doesn't fit.Rather than trudging all the way across town to spend your hard earned money, stop by the Airman's Attic to sift through the collection of used items available
Dec. 18, 2008 341st OSS: Enabling the fight Editor's note: This is part two of a two-part series about the 341st Operations Support Squadron. Senior crew instructors and Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Code controllers are critical to making sure the mission of the 341st Operations Support Squadron gets carried out smoothly by making sure
Dec. 12, 2008 Sending a little something from home to brighten the holiday season After 10 years of baking cookies and packing boxes, the organizers and volunteers involved with Operation Happy Holidays have the process down to a science. They put those skills to work last week to pull off another successful mission. The first week of December, they all converge on the kitchen at
Dec. 12, 2008 341st OSS: Executing the mission Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series about the 341st Operations Support Squadron The 341st Operations Support Squadron is the backbone of many operations integral to guarantee Malmstrom's mission gets completed without a hitch, every day. The OSS is composed of many different
Dec. 4, 2008 Armory personnel keep SF troops geared for mission While some work areas are a mix of mouse clicks and printer noise, the armory resonates with the sounds of sliding charging handles, popping firing pins and closing ammo boxes. The filing cabinets reach from floor to ceiling, holding weapons instead of papers. The 341st Security Support Squadron
Nov. 25, 2008 Chapel community gathers for annual pre-holiday feast Every year they come for the fellowship and good food and this year was no exception. More than 130 people gathered in the chapel annex Sunday to share in a chapel community holiday meal before everyone goes off to celebrate Thanksgiving in their own traditional ways later in the week. This year the
Nov. 25, 2008 Airman recovering from Kodiak bear attack A Malmstrom Airman recently returned home safely with more than 140 stitches in his left side and neck. He is recovering from wounds he sustained from a bear attack in a remote region of Kodiak Island, Alaska, Oct. 26. Tech. Sgt. Matthew Sutton, 341st Operations Group NCO in charge of supply, and
Nov. 13, 2008 America Recycles Day provides opportunity to renew environmental dedication November 15 is a holiday! ...whoa, calm down, and take the briefcase back out of the closet. No one gets a day off work, but you can buy a card or even party supplies to mark the occasion. It might not be a Hallmark holiday, but appropriate materials do carry a special logo. Just turn the card or
Nov. 12, 2008 Top cop has roots in K-9 handling A Veterans Day ceremony was held in Fort Benton Nov. 11, in conjunction with a Military Working Dog memorial dedication ceremony. To some, it was just a ceremony and a dedication, but to one Malmstrom member, it was a way to reminisce and relive the past, while being part of the ceremony. Col. John
Oct. 16, 2008 October is Energy Awareness Month The Air Force is a large consumer of energy and ever-climbing energy prices have an impact on the Air Force's budget and the federal government's budget. In 2008 alone, the Air Force spent more than $10 million on energy to cool, heat and light facilities at Malmstrom. Every dollar spent on energy