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  • Camping in Yellowstone Park offered from Mountain Home

    If Yellowstone National Park is in your vacation plans during the 2007 summer season, you may want to consider a few different lodging options. Mountain Home Air Force Base's Outdoor Recreation program has 13 trailers in place at two locations close to the park for rent. Five trailers are located at

  • Two communications specialists earn individual awards

    The awards earned by Team Malmstrom and its personnel continue to mount for 2006. Two former members of the 341st Communications Squadron, now migrated under the Missile Maintenance umbrella, received Air Force Communications and Information Annual Individual Awards for work they accomplished last

  • What’s on the Chief’s scope?

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley launched a new Web feature March 14 to tell Airmen what is of special interest to him. Known as "The Chief's Scope," it is designed to briefly highlight current topics General Moseley feels are important to America's Airmen. "The issues on my scope

  • Chapel staff recognized for excellence in 2006

    Glorifying God, honoring Airmen and serving all. That's the chapel's mission. Carrying out that mission helped earn the chapel staff the Professional Team of the Year award, while two members were selected for individual awards: Non-commissioned Officer of the Year and Air Force Space Command

  • Web mail to be available to some users from home

    Group computer managers or client system administrators will be the points of contact for distribution. Personnel identified as needing accesses to their e-mail from home will be required to sign a user agreement before being issued the software, hardware and instructions for installation and use.

  • Personnel Record Readiness: Are you protecting your family?

    Safeguarding important papers is something we all have been taught to do. Some of us lock them in a box underneath the bed; others store them in a safety deposit box, or tuck them away in a 'secret' coffee can. Whatever the method, we know these papers must be kept safe. But what is the point in

  • Enhancing resilience: Let TSR Team help

    How do fire fighters, police officers and emergency medical personnel (first responders) respond to tragic scenes then go home and live normal lives? How did the emergency teams who survived the terrorist attacks at ground zero in New York go on and live normal lives? It has become standard practice

  • Vehicle decals no longer required for base access

    As of today, Malmstrom has stopped issuing the DD Form 2220, window decals for vehicles. The Air Force has been staffing an initiative since February 2006 to stop registering private vehicles and to cease the use of vehicle decals. Since Sept. 11, 2001, security at all DoD installations was changed

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