Quarterly Award Winners selected

The following individuals were selected as the second quarter award winners in the respective categories:Airman of the Quarter: Senior Airman Kasey Heggen, 341st Civil Engineer SquadronNCO of the Quarter: Tech. Sgt. Kerry Parsons, 819th RED HORSE SquadronSenior NCO of the Quarter: Master Sgt. Steven

Base residents reminded of yard and grounds care requirements

Cleaning gutters, trimming shrubs and mowing lawns are common summer chores for those who reside on base. For housing residents, the Base Housing Office provides the requirements for yard maintenance, the Self-Help Store or Outdoor Recreation can provide them some of the tools and supplies needed to

Lessons in deploying

RETIREE CORNER

RETIREE COUNCILThe Malmstrom Military Retirees Council will hold their first meeting for the coming year Aug. 12 at 11:30 a.m. at the Elkhorn Dining Facility. The Council meets monthly on the first Thursday, August through May, at the same time and place. All retirees, their spouses, widows,

August Promotion List

The following Airmen will be promoted to the rank indicated in a ceremony July 30 at the Grizzly Bend Club. From airman to airman first class: Ryan Lee, 341st Medical Support SquadronJaime Mounlavong, 819th RED HORSE SquadronVincent Ringer, 341st Missile Security Forces SquadronCollin Spiringer,

341st Missile Wing awarded third-consecutive Omaha Trophy

Strategic Command's deputy commander traveled to Malmstrom Aug. 3 to present the 341st Missile Wing with its third-consecutive U.S. Strategic Command Consultation Committee Omaha Trophy, which is given to the missile wing demonstrating the highest standards of performance. Vice Adm. Carl Mauney,

Change of Leadership

Quarterly Honor Guard All-Call

Brainfreeze

Real-World Driver Behavior, Distracted Driving

Driver inattention is the leading factor in most crashes and near-crashes, according to a landmark research report released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.Nearly 80 percent of crashes and 65 percent of near-crashes involved some