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  • 40th HS assists local sheriff's office with save

    A UH-1N Huey helicopter crew assigned to the 40th Helicopter Squadron assisted the Cascade County Sheriff's Department locate a missing man March 18.The crew, operating Blade 08, consisted of Capt. Leo Gracik, aircraft commander/pilot; 1st Lt. Preston Moon, co-pilot; and Tech Sgts. Eric Adkins and

  • HEAT prepares Airmen for rollovers

    Four security forces members strap on their seatbelts and brace for a rollover."Egress, Egress, Egress," yelled 1st Lt. Autumne Wells, 341st Security Forces Group executive officer.The Airmen then crawl out of the simulated machine and perform 360-degree security. Malmstrom Air Force Base recently

  • Community notes

    Malmstrom Chapel Lent and Easter servicesThe following are the Catholic services offered in observance of the Lent and Easter holidays:· Stations of the Cross - March 15 and 22 at 5: 30 p.m.· Palm Sunday Mass - March 24 at 9 a.m.· Holy Thursday Mass - March 28 at 5:30 p.m.· Good Friday Service -

  • Incentive programs aim to keep fitness fun

    The Malmstrom Air Force Base Fitness Center has recently implemented a series of fitness incentive programs to motivate members of Team Malmstrom to keep active year-round."Creating these fun programs has brought a sense of motivation for our customers," said Senior Airman Miriam Santiago, 341st

  • Command communication: Dynamic, evolving

    Air Force Global Strike Command's active social media program aims to reach Airmen where they live and work, according to command officials, who noted this is the primary communication method for many people today.

  • HAWC program provides tools to defeat obesity

    Malmstrom's 341st Medical Operations Squadron Health and Wellness Center will begin its newest health management program March 18 and 19. "Weapons of Mass Reduction," geared specifically toward serving the needs of Airmen and civilians assigned to support the unique mission of the 341st Missile

  • Community notes

    Knock Out Meth eventThe Montana Meth Project in Great Falls is partnering with the Boys and Girls Club for an event to promote teen awareness about the risks of using methamphetamine. A "Knock Out Meth" event is scheduled for tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club.Grizzly Bend

  • Missileer races toward his Olympic dreams

    In 8th grade, he won the 1,600-meter race during a regional track championship. As a freshman in high school, he was a 4x800 relay member on his school's track team in Huntington Beach, Calif.But it wasn't until his junior year of college when he ran his first marathon - the Air Force Half Marathon

  • AFAF: Airmen helping Airmen

    It's not completely unknown to Airmen across the Air Force that there are programs put in place for their sole benefit and successful progression of their careers. But it may not be as commonly known that Airmen can give back to a specific few of these beneficial programs.The Air Force Assistance

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