Staff sergeant found guilty of committing larceny, filing false official statement

A general court-martial was held on July 9 at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., in the case of United States v. Staff Sgt. Tim G. Cogger. Sergeant Cogger, a member of the 819th RED HORSE Squadron, was charged with one charge and two specifications of conspiring with a technical sergeant to commit

Five airmen receive Article 15 punishments

The following individuals received non-judicial punishments during the month of July: * An airman first class from 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron received a reduction to the rank of airman, forfeiture of $340 pay suspended for six months and 14 days extra duty for failure to go to appointed

101 Critical Days of Summer: Road rage big concern for increased summertime driving

"Road rage" is a term believed to have originated in the United States. In its broadest sense, it is any display of aggression by a driver. However, the term is often used to refer to the more extreme acts of aggression, such as a physical assault, that occur as a direct result of a disagreement

Depression in men nearly 6 million; TriWest services help with treatment

The National Institutes of Health estimates that at least six million men in the United States suffer from some form of depression every year. Research and clinical evidence reveal that while women and men can develop symptoms of depression, they often experience depression and cope with symptoms

Bowling leagues start up; registration kicks off

While there are still a few weeks left to enjoy of the summer, fall will be here before everyone knows it. Now is the time to start making your recreation plans for the months ahead and joining a bowling league just might be in order. Aces High Bowling Center is currently undergoing some extensive

‘Hire A Hero’ scholarships expanded; family members can now apply

"Hire A Hero" offers 122 academic scholarships to active and transitioning military personnel, veterans, national guard members, reservists and their spouses. The scholarship is now available to family members of military personnel and veterans. Lincoln Educational Services Corporation, the title

Air Force NSPS update released

 The Air Force has deployed more than 39,000 employees to the National Security Personnel System. When fully implemented, NSPS will cover more than 128,000 Air Force employees and affect civilian employees, civilian supervisors and military members who supervise civilian employees. The Air Force

Malmstrom youth invited to participate in Air Force Ball decoration contest

Malmstrom Air Force Base will celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the United States Air Force and the 25th Anniversary of Air Force Space Command by hosting a formal ball Sept. 15. The theme is "Heritage to Horizons," and the planners have come up with a unique way to decorate the 3 Bay Hangar for the

Dance dance! at Youth Programs Center

Malmstrom Airman helps teach Afghan police forces tactics, training

(Editors note: Staff Sergeant Daniel Smith, currently serving as the Police Technical Advisory Team NCO in charge at Forward Operating Base Mehtar Lam, Afghanistan, is a deployed member of Team Malmstrom from the 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron.)Members of the Police Technical Advisory Team