Multi-Cultural Celebration

Monte Yellow Bird, whose Native American name is Black Pinto Horse, tells the story of how he received this name to Team Malmstrom members during the Multi-Cultural Celebration Sept. 3. His storytelling was one of many featured events along with hula dancers, Scottish bagpipers and a judo demonstration, to name a few. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)

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Multi-cultural Celebration

Col. Michael Fortney, 341st Missile Wing commander, delivered the opening remarks for Malmstrom's first-ever Multi-Cultural Celebration Sept. 3. Members of the Blackfeet Warrior Society, who has just posted the colors, look on. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)

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Multi-cultural Celebration

Staff Sgt. Felecia Jackson, 341st Force Support Squadron (left) and civilian Peggy Maximin, get plantains ready for the dish they would serve at the Multi-Cultural Celebration Sept. 3. More than 500 Team Malmstrom members attended the event at the Grizzly Bend Club. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)

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Multi-cultural Celebration

Staff Sgt. Josh Bargas, 341st Security Forces Squadron, looks over items on display at the American Samoa information booth at the Multi-Cultural Celebration Sept. 3. This first-ever event was held at the Grizzly Bend Club and brought together Team Malmstrom members of all cultures and backgrounds. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)

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Celebrating Culture

Published Sept. 10, 2009

Multi-Cultural Celebration

Multi-cultural Celebration

Multi-cultural Celebration

Multi-cultural Celebration