Feb. 18, 2011 Previous MAFB firefighters gather after 30 years Airmen who previously served with Malmstrom's fire department returned to the Air Force Global Strike Command base here for a reunion Aug. 28 after more than three decades. The reunion was held to bring honor to those who served on Malmstrom's fire team 31 years ago.Ron Wright, who served at
Feb. 10, 2011 Community Notes: Week ending Feb. 11 Protestant woman's Bible study has startedThe base chapel is holding a Protestant woman's Bible study every Thursday from 6 - 8 p.m. It will feature "Lies Women Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free" by Nancy Leah De Moss. For more information, call Terri VanderKaay at 403-7122.Chapel offers
Feb. 10, 2011 Air Force Aid Society Programs The Air Force Aid Society exists primarily to relieve the stress of military personnel, retirees and dependents (to include dependents of military personnel who are deceased) during emergency situations. The Society also administers a robust array of education and community enhancement programs. In
Feb. 10, 2011 27 complete Airman Leadership School The following senior airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School and were honored for their accomplishments Feb. 8.16th Munitions SquadronGineska CollazoCasey Treat (Commandant's Award)341st Civil Engineer SquadronKyle BrownRic HernandezTyler Peterson341st Communications SquadronJessica
Feb. 10, 2011 February Promotions The following Airmen were promoted to the corresponding ranks effective Feb. 1.To airman first class:Kimberlee Bedwell, 341st Force Support SquadronTo senior airman:Daniela Aguilar, 341st Medical Operations SquadronNicholas Christy, 341st Missile Maintenance SquadronDavison Clark, 341st Missile
Feb. 10, 2011 IG Corner: Performance Feedback for Military Personnel--Why Is It Important? Performance feedback to Air Force Global Strike Command Airmen is essential to ensuring an effective and equitable performance evaluation system. For feedback to have an impact, it needs to be more than just an initial discussion between raters and ratees about performance expectations. Raters
Feb. 9, 2011 U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency bans spice and analogues In November 2010, the DEA announced that it is using emergency powers to declare synthetic cannabinoids, such as those found in spice, space and analogues, as Schedule I controlled substances. The ban will soon be instituted and will be in place for one year so the DEA can determine whether or not
Feb. 9, 2011 Nuclear policy official visits Malmstrom The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs obtained a close-up view of the Air Force's ICBM mission, while visiting with Airmen and local civic leaders here, Feb. 6-8.Secretary Andrew C. Weber highlighted the Department of Defense's responsibility for
Feb. 4, 2011 Historic RED HORSE statue gets makeover In need of restoration, the 819th RED HORSE Squadron statue, originally designed, poured and erected in the spring of 1982 at a remote RED HORSE compound in Egypt, found its way to a local Great Falls business for a top-to-bottom makeover Jan. 12."The main reason it's getting re-done is because it