Helicopter Squadron completes 384th successful rescue

The Air Force Global Strike Command's 40th Helicopter Squadron braved low visibility and rough terrain to successfully accomplish their 384th rescue.Aircraft commander/pilot for the rescue was Capt. Matthew Sutliff. Also in the crew was Capt. Erik Greendyke, co-pilot; Staff Sgt. Kyle Meck, flight

Awards presented

NCO Academy graduates announced

The following technical sergeants graduated from the Forest L. Volser NCO Academy; Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado; July 15.Adam Barraclough, 341st Security Forces SquadronEdmond Bourque, 341st SFSGabriel Carbajal, 341st Medical Support SquadronChad Cowdery, 341st Logistics Readiness

Prevent mosquito bites; reduce risks

With the arrival of warm and wet weather, also comes the arrival of the mosquito. The peak biting times for most mosquitoes are between dusk and dawn; but may occur at other times throughout the day. Being outdoors for just a short period of time is long enough for mosquitoes to bite. Unfortunately,

Critical Days of Summer; Drive safe-buckle up

Seat belts are the single most effective traffic safety device for preventing death and injury, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Nearly 40,000 people die each year in car accidents. Safety belts can prevent death in half of these accidents. Every member of Air Force

MAFB migration to AF Network starts soon

Malmstrom AIR FORCE BASE - The day is fast approaching when all Air Force personnel will have the ability to log on to the network from any Air Force base and access their e-mail, calendar, tasks file shares, SharePoint sites and many other applications/services just as if they were at their home

Critical Days of Summer: Practice ATV safety

Here's some food for thought: according to www.ATVSafety.gov, the government all-terrain vehicle safety website, from 2007 through 2009, Montana experienced 18 ATV-related fatalities averaging six deaths per year. According to the Montana Highway Patrol, from 2010 through to present day, Montana has

Help Malmstrom 'Go Green'

Go green - It is the motto we have all heard from car commercials. Every American can take part and "go green" by simply making recycling part of their daily routine. Below is a guide for recycling on Malmstrom Air Force Base.Aluminum, tin, glass, cardboard, and newspaper:To recycle aluminum, tin,

Most recent quarterly award winners named

Change of Command