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  • AFA announces annual symposium

    Top military leaders will examine air warfare at the start of the new century and what the future may hold for the Air Force at the 23rd Annual Air Warfare Symposium Feb. 8 and 9 in Orlando, Fla. The theme for this year's Air Force Association symposioum is "Striking the Balance: Today's War, Tomorrow's Threats, Future Technology," and guest

  • Auto title loan disadvantages: Valuable assets in untrustworthy hands

    Auto title loan companies seem to make it simple to get fast cash. But what they don't make easy is paying that loan back. These companies generally charge three-digit interest rates on their loans, while borrowers don't always understand the terms and compounded interest. "State law requires us to make the interest rates very obvious to our

  • PSD coming soon to civilian community

     Air Force civilian employees will soon see more functions within Civilian Personnel Flights automated, much like Airmen have seen through Personnel Services Delivery initiatives. The PSD vision is to establish a common platform for delivery of personnel and pay services to the total force, anytime, anywhere through use of Web and voice response

  • Military Justice Report

    􀂄 An airman first class from the 564th Missile Squadron received a suspended reduction to airman basic, suspended forfeiture of $636 for two months, 30 days restriction, 30 days extra duty, and a reprimand for assaulting another airman and making a false official statement. 􀂄 A senior airman from the 341st Maintenance Operations Squadron received

  • Family child care notice

    Individuals caring for other families' children a total of more than 10 hours a week on a regular basis must be licensed to provide care in onbase quarters. The total number of hours is determined by the number of children in care multiplied by the hours of care provided, for example: a person caring for four children for three hours one day a week

  • Study shows how to reduce adverse drug events

    Doctors and pharmacists must change the way they provide medicines to outpatients to reduce adverse reactions to medications, concluded a three-phase research study conducted by a team of military, university and TriWest Healthcare Alliance physicians, pharmacists and nurses. The team initiated the study prompted by data that confirmed the

  • Facilities Excellence Award

    Officials announced in November Malmstrom had been selected as the winner of the Air Force Space Command Facilities Excellence Award for large installation. The AFSPC Facilities Excellence Program was established to promote excellence in facility exterior and interior appearance, functionality, maintenance and operations, said Christian Delarosa, a

  • Education Center staff ready to help new students to take first step towards higher education

    Now that the $500,000 remodeling of the Education and Training Center here is complete, the staff and facility are even more prepared to offer Team Malmstrom members the best in higher learning opportunities. Along with the cleaner, more modern look customers face when entering the building, the latest and greatest in technology awaits them when

  • TA - The cost is high for those not choosing to use this benefit

    It's a new year, and you're wondering how you can make the most of the next 12 months of your life. Why not get back into school and set yourself up for a brighter future? It's easy, the outcome is overwhelmingly positive, and best of all - it's FREE as a result of the Tuition Assistance program. Most of us have heard that "nothing good in life is

  • Air Force officials to conduct survey to identify foreign language skills

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley recently approved a survey to identify the foreign language capability inherent in the Air Force. The purpose of the online survey is to allow Air Force officials to get a better understanding of the foreign language skills in the force so they can better determine the language skills that must be
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