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  • Clinic gets top rating

    The 341st Medical Group has become the first Air Force Medical Treatment Facility to achieve accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, since a new contract was signed between the AAAHC and the DoD in April 2006, according to Col. Chad Harris, commander.The AAAHC survey team arrived April 25 along with IG inspectors

  • 40th Helicopter Squadron records save 364

    A UH-1N "Huey" crew from the 40th Helicopter Squadron recorded the unit's first night-save of 2006 when they rescued an injured woman near Canary Peak northwest of Gardner, Mont., Sunday.The woman, a 25-year-old U.S. Forest Services employee, broke her leg and back while doing a survey of Aspen trees in the area.A mercy-flight helicopter was called

  • MXG gains communications personnel

    In an effort to consolidate missile field maintenance activities, approximately 80 members of the 341st Communications Squadron are being reassigned to the 341st Maintenance Group. The five sections affected by this change are satellite communications maintenance, missile radio maintenance, strategic communications maintenance, hardened intersite
  • Airman 1st Class Juliana Nualta responds to a call on the AADD phone, volunteering her time even after a full workday. Airman Nualta has logged more than 400 hours on call for AADD. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman Emerald Ralston)

    Airman awarded for volunteerism with trip

    No stranger to volunteering, Airman 1st Class Juliana Nualta, a financial management customer support technician from the 341st Comptroller Squadron, was chosen to attend a drunk-driving conference in Baltimore, Md., because of her unsurpassed Airmen Against Drunk Driving volunteer hours. Since she began volunteering in December, Airman Nualta has

  • Malmstrom's CSAF Survey results released

    Almost 2,000 Malmstrom members - active duty military, guard, reservists, appropriated and non-appropriated civilians - took the time to respond to the Chief of Staff of the Air Force Survey. The results of the survey have been released and leadership at all levels is committed to getting the word out. Areas on the survey that received the highest

  • Guardsmen train for certification

    The Montana National Guard's 83rd Civil Support Team, from Fort Harrison, Helena, Mont., completed their Initial Collective Lanes Training here Tuesday. The 10- day ICLT tested the team's ability to respond to domestic terrorist threats.Cadre from 5th Army, out of Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, conducted the training, aided by the 341st

  • USSTRATCOM Commander shares vision with Team Malmstrom

    Gen. James Cartwright, U.S. Strategic Command commander, visited Malmstrom July 12 to tour a missile alert facility and then speak to Wing One members. Shortly after arriving in Great Falls, Gen. Cartwright and Col. Sandy Finan, 341st Space Wing commander, along with other Malmstrom leadership, flew to MAF S-0 where the general got a first-hand
  • Tech. Sgt. Andrew Fulbright, Front Range Honor Guard ceremonial trainer, stands guard of the Guardian Challenge 2006 trophies, Aug. 17. The 341st Space Wing from Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., won the Blanchard Trophy for Best Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Space Wing. The 45th SW from Patrick AFB, Fla., won the Schriever Trophy for Best Space Launch Wing. The 21st SW from Peterson AFB, Colo., won the Aldridge Trophy for Best Space Operations Wing. (Air Force photo by Duncan Wood)

    Malmstrom, Patrick, Peterson take home top honors in Guardian Challenge 2006

    Inside Hangar 140 here, the air was thick with anticipation as teams from across Air Force Space Command maintained nervous conversation over dinner Aug. 17, awaiting the announcement of the Guardian Challenge 2006 winners. Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, AFSPC commander, reminded a highly motivated crowd that no matter who took home the trophies, each
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