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  • Ryan Burke, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron fire department member, checks the vital signs of Senior Airman Zalman Kosofsky before he suits up and enters the incident site on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Browning, Mont., Jan. 24. Team Malmstrom personnel were responding to a report of a suspicious package found in the Tribal Offices there.

    Team Malmstrom assists with determining threat level of suspicious pacakage

    A 13-person team from three organizations at Malmstrom were called out to assist officials of the Blackfeet Tribal community with determining the contents of a suspicious package found on the reservation in Browning, Mont., Jan. 24. "We initially received the call from the command post about 2 p.m.," said Capt. Aaron Weaver, 341st Medical
  • MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, Mont. -- Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, Air Force Space Command commander, talks with local media about his visit to Malmstrom AFB and his vision for the command during a press conference here Jan. 24. (Air Force photo by Roger Day)

    Gen. Chilton gets acquainted with Team Malmstrom

    The commander of Air Force Space Command visited Malmstrom AFB Jan. 24, and addressed Airmen about the importance of their role in the Global War on Terrorism and the roles they play in shaping the Air Force to meet today's military needs. Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, who became AFSPC's commander in June 2006, marked his first visit to the 341st Space
  • Master Sgt. Jim Bedenbender, 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron, tallies the final numbers from the Salvation Army's holiday red kettle drive. He spearheaded the volunteer efforts of Malmstrom personnel.

    Bedenbender rallies bell ringers to earn $22K for charity

    For one 19-year Air Force Security Forces veteran, "having a positive impact on his career field and the Air Force as a whole," are two of his goals for the future. If the actions as the wing point of contact for the 2006 Salvation Army Bell Ringers program can be counted, he's well on his way to achieving those goals. Master Sgt. Jim Bedenbender,

  • Aces High, ODR win best in AFSPC

    Two Malmstrom Services programs won awards in the period that started Oct. 1, 2005 and ended Sept. 30, 2006. Aces High Bowling Center and Outdoor Recreation won best in Air Force Space Command for outstanding innovation, management, customer focus and satisfaction, as well as operational results. Aces High was singled out primarily for innovation.
  • Capt. Alex Ruiz, 10th Missile Squadron, talks with 1st Lt. Ryan Durand about squadron operations Dec. 12. Captain Ruiz will soon be trading in his flight suit for a stage costume as part of the Air Force Tops-In-Blue.

    Missileer picked up by Tops in Blue for '07

    A violinist of 16 years and vocalist of three years, Capt. Alexander Ruiz, 10th Missile Squadron, has been selected to perform with and serve as tour director for Tops in Blue's 2007 tour. Tops in Blue serves as an expeditionary entertainment unit to provide quality entertainment from within Air Force resources for the Air Force family, with
  • Master Sgt. John Barnes takes aim during the Armed Services Skeet Championship in May 2005. The Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., Airman was the 2005 Armed Forces Skeet Associations Hall of Fame Inductee. His team placed first overall.

    Aiming High: Sergeant masters sport of skeet shooting

    When Master Sergeant John Barnes joined the Air Force 21 years ago, he didn't know at the time that tried and true recruiting message would become a personal part of his agenda. He did know he liked to shoot at targets, he was a trap shooter in high school. But in 1987, he was introduced to skeet shooting and he entered his first competition in
  • Staff Sergeant Robert Cook, 341st Security Support Squadron, adjusts the Beam Hit laser on the M-4 being used by Chief Master Sgt. Michael Sullivan, Air Force Space Command command chief, during a demontration at building 219 Dec. 1

    Team Malmstrom showcases Wing One to Chief Sullivan

    Air Force Space Command's senior enlisted leader visited Malmstrom Nov. 29 to Dec. 1. Chief Master Sgt. Michael Sullivan, command chief master sergeant for AFSPC, met with Malmstrom's enlisted members and discussed with them the challenges and issues facing this command. "The command has historically done a good job of communicating the importance
  • James Asher, recreation assistant at Outdoor Recreation, helps Airman 1st Class Juliana Nualta, 341st Comptroller Squadron, get measured for snowboarding equipment.

    Gearing up for the slopes

  • Col. Scott Gilson, 341st Operations Group commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Robert Moore, 341st Space Wing command chief, discuss scoring for the annual Holiday Card contest during festivities at the Grizzly Bend Club.

    Malmstrom kicks off holiday season

  • Stephen Boyd, left, a former member of the 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron, and his father, David Boyd, enjoy a ride on their tandem recumbent bike through the streets of his hometown, Mayville, N.Y.

    In a race towards recovery

    In a year when the 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron experienced a huge level of success earning numerous Air Force Space Command-level awards and defeating their competition in Guardian Challenge, it also suffered a devastating blow when one of their own was diagnosed with cancer. Senior Airman Stephen Boyd, a member of the 44-person periodic
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