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  • Day of Caring a success

    Despite brisk temperatures, nearly 50 volunteers from Malmstrom Air Force Base and other federal employees gathered at the Great Falls, Mont., Post Office Oct. 24 to help elderly and disabled members of the community during this year's annual Day of Caring.The Day of Caring, as part of the Combined

  • Travel regulation changes affect PCS moves, travelers

    Big changes are happening with the Joint Travel Regulations, and they could affect your next permanent-change-of-station move or how you are reimbursed for temporary duty assignments.As of July 25, Army uniformed and civilian travelers are directed to use their government travel credit cards for PCS

  • Team Malmstrom Halloween activities

    The following are various Halloween activities available to Team Malmstrom members:LibraryThe base library will be celebrating Halloween Oct. 28 at 10 a.m. during story time. Children can come in costume and trick or treat at the library. For more information on story time or other library programs,

  • Runners take the streets during breast cancer awareness 5k

    Malmstrom Airmen and members of the Great Falls community rallied together in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month during a 5K walk/run at the Grizzly Bend on Oct. 15. The theme for this year's event was "Best Protection is Early Detection."The Breast Cancer Awareness walk/run entailed a 5k

  • Global Strike workshop delivers key planning strategies

    Airmen from Air Force Global Strike Command, along with representatives from the Air Staff, Pacific Air Forces and the Navy, participated in the Global Strike Workshop Oct. 6-10, here, to develop plans via a joint planning group to deal with contingencies in the context of unified engagement.The

  • Cyber expansions create security considerations

    Technological advances have put the world at the fingertips of anyone with connection to the Internet and during cyber security awareness month, Airmen and their families are reminded to remain vigilant when posting personal information."You have to assume that everyone is looking at it," said Col.

  • When responding to surveys, check to ensure they're official

    Airmen around the world are asked to respond to many surveys, some of which are official and legitimate. Others, however, are not official and Airmen should not respond to them.According to Renee Tealer of the Air Force Survey Office, Air Force Personnel Center, Airmen typically get three types of

  • Energy Awareness Month highlighted at MAFB

    Every year, billions of dollars are spent on energy. As Airmen and consumers of energy, it is our duty to do everything we can to use it wisely. While the Air Force's mission grows and its reach spreads farther, proper utilization of this resource is becoming a focal point for every individual team

  • Airmen to receive CCAF degrees

    The following Team Malmstrom members will receive Community College of the Air Force degrees in the programs listed during a ceremony Oct. 16 at the Grizzly Bend.12th Missile Squadron:Tech. Sgt. Timothy Adkins, Electronic Systems TechnologyTech. Sgt. Justin Jones, Dental Assisting341st Civil

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