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  • Airmen across Malmstrom came together July 11 to participate in the second edition of a Spark Tank event.

    MAFB hosts second Spark Tank

    Airmen across Malmstrom came together July 11 to participate in the second edition of a Spark Tank event.
  • (U.S. Air Force graphic by Alex Stevenson)

    Are you prepared for summer?

    The Air Force promotes a culture of safety by ensuring Airmen operate with discipline and recognize the difference between acceptable mistakes and unacceptable behaviors.“As outlined in our Striker Culture, “Excellence” is one of our Focus Areas,” said General Timothy Ray, Air Force Global Strike Command commander, in an official memo. “But we
  • The 40th Helicopter Squadron rescues a man June 3, 2019, in Monarch, Montana.

    40th HS, local forces rescue man

    A U.S. Air Force helicopter crew rescued a man June 3 near Monarch, Montana, concluding ground and air search and rescue groups around 11 p.m.The 40th Helicopter Squadron received the request Monday night around 10 p.m. to assist the Cascade County Sheriff’s Department in rescuing the man after he fell from a steep cliff and was holding on to a

  • Air Force civic leaders to visit Malmstrom

    Air Force civic leaders are slated to visit Team Malmstrom in early May during an Air Force Civic Leader Program event.
  • The 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron was recognized as the Air Force 2018 non-flying Logistics Readiness Squadron of the Year.

    341st LRS, nothing but the best

    The 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron was recognized as the Air Force 2018 non-flying Logistics Readiness Squadron of the Year.The award recognizes units and individuals within the logistics community for outstanding contributions to the Air Force mission.“It is no surprise our Airmen, civilian and contractor team won the most prestigious award
  • A bill waiting for a vote in the Montana Senate has the potential to help military spouses expand their work options in the state. The Montana House of Representatives passed House Bill 105, which addresses the issue of occupational licensure. If the senate passes the bill, some restrictions could be eased and reciprocity rules on occupational licensure in Montana could help create more work opportunities. (Courtesy graphic from www.mt.gov, official state website)

    Governor signs new law to help military spouses

    A Montana bill designed to help ease the licensing process for new Montana residents in their occupational fields was signed into law by Montana Governor Steve Bullock on March 20, 2019, making it law.
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