May 13, 2009 Wing receives AFSPC best missile wing award, Outstanding Unit Award Outstanding readiness and performances, and the wing's professionalism and dedication to excellence, were the key ingredients to Team Malmstrom winning the Air Force Space Command Colonel Lee R. Williams Award for the best missile wing, and receiving the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. Gen. C.
May 13, 2009 MGIB $600 Buy-up The MGIB $600 Buy Up goes by many different names -- MGIB Increased Benefit, MGIB Extra $600 Deal, MGIB Kicker, MGIB Plus-up, etc. The Department of Veterans Affairs states that the most common referred to term is MGIB Buy up. This program provides an exceptional opportunity to add to your basic
May 13, 2009 Airmen, veterans can now apply for new GI Bill The Department of Veterans Affairs opened its doors for accepting Post-9/11 GI Bill applications May 1. All Airmen and former Airmen with at least 90 days of active-duty service since Sept. 11, 2001, can choose to apply for education benefits, which begin Aug. 1, 2009 under the new GI Bill law. To
May 13, 2009 Community Notes: Week ending May 15 VBS registration underway Registration has started for this year's Vacation Bible School, scheduled for June 15 to 19 for children ages 4 through 6th grade. Call the chapel at 3721 for more information. OG change of command, retirement ceremonies outlined The change of command ceremony for the 341st
May 8, 2009 Military can receive discount on concert tickets May is Military Appreciation Month and May 16 is Armed Forces Day. A great way to celebrate is to attend the Darryl Worley concert at the Lewis & Clark County Fairgrounds in Helena on May 15. The Cold Hard Cash Show, a tribute to Johnny Cash, is opening the concert that starts at 7 p.m. Darryl has
May 8, 2009 24 Senior Airmen graduate from ALS The following senior airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School May 8 in a ceremony conducted at the Grizzly Bend Club: Darryl Alpiche, 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron Stalin Alvarado, 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron Christopher Basil, 341st MSFS (Distinguished Graduate) Ryan
May 8, 2009 Military Justice Report for April 2009 The following individuals received non-judicial punishment during the month of April: An airman first class from the 341 Civil Engineer Squadron received a suspended forfeiture of $200 pay per month for two months, 30 days extra duty, and a reprimand for failing to go at the time prescribed to the
May 6, 2009 Raffle winner donates prize to local school A Great Falls woman won a Ford pickup from a raffle drawing April 24 during Wild West Night at the Grizzly Bend Club, and donated it to a local high school. Mary Floyd said she liked the F-150, but decided to donate it because she and retired Lt. Col. Harold Floyd, her husband, did not need it. "I
May 5, 2009 Team Malmstrom shows appreciation for nurses, technicians National Nurse/Technician Appreciation Week 2009 kicked off May 6 and continues through May 12. The week-long observance is devoted to highlighting the diverse ways in which nurses and nurse technicians are working to improve health every day. Tech. Sgt. Lisa Harelson, 341 Medical Operations
May 3, 2009 Power production Airmen come together for important training Members from the 219th RED HORSE Squadron, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron and 120th Fighter Wing power prodution shops came together at Malmstrom, April 15 thru 17 to conduct training on the installation of a Mobile Aircraft Arresting System, a skill that isn't used often during peacetime but is