June 22, 2009 LPRS installed at Malmstrom's entry control gates Installation of the third tier of antiterrorism/force protection and crime prevention measures at Malmstrom has taken place and the 341st Security Forces Squadron gate guards have another tool to help them do their jobs more effectively. The License Plate Recognition System, or LPRS, is a
June 15, 2009 Commander sends invitation to spouses to discuss current issues The 341st Missile Wing Commander Col. Michael Fortney would like to invite all military spouses to attend a "Spouse's Call" June 15 starting at 6 p.m. at the base auditorium. "The objective of this spouse's call is to provide information on support programs available, give an update on the most
June 11, 2009 High school grad awarded $2,000 AF Aid Society grant Every little bit counts, especially when you are heading to college. That's the mindset Elizabeth Hezel had when she began filling out grant and scholarship applications about six months ago. Daughter of Master Sgt. Timothy Hezel, 341st Force Support Squadron career assistance advisor, Ms. Hezel was
June 11, 2009 Veterans have a friend at Military Order of the Purple Heart Veterans know they are entitled to certain medical benefits from the Veterans Administration based on their time in service. But many veterans may not know there is another office at Fort Harrison that will go to bat for them on a number of important issues. The office is the Military Order of the
June 11, 2009 Mosquito season has arrived With the arrival of warmer weather, also comes the arrival of the mosquito. Mosquitoes are vectors of some of the world's most dangerous diseases, to include malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever and West Nile Virus. In Montana alone, 202 human cases of West Nile Virus were reported to the Centers for
June 11, 2009 Military Justice Report May 2009 The following individuals received non-judicial punishment in May: A staff sergeant from the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron received a suspended reduction to senior airman, 30 days extra duty and a reprimand for dereliction of duty by willfully failing to complete the required physical training
June 11, 2009 Border crossing requirements outlined According to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol personnel, presentation of a military ID card is no longer a valid method to re-enter the United States. Recently, Aairmen have tried to re-enter using their military ID cards alone. For all travel requirements, review the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol
June 11, 2009 101 CDS: Boating, water safety Remember Murphy's Law? Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. A pessimistic viewpoint, yes, but it is the mindset to have when planning boating or any other water activities. Before beginning any water-related activity, take time to brainstorm what could go wrong and take measures to prevent it.
June 10, 2009 Salutes: how Airmen show respect for the flag At 7 a.m. on any given weekday, the American flag is briskly hoisted in front of building 500 while "To the Colors" resonates from the base public address system. Montana wind ripples the colors, making the fabric pop. The Airmen raising it can feel its tugs and hear the rope whizzing through the