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  • Up-and-coming artist paints with passion

    Whether someone is into painting, writing or music, art is something that allows a person to express themselves and create something beautiful."Everyone sees things differently, and has a different perception," said Amanda Lineback, 341st Force Support Squadron youth center aide. "What looks bad to

  • Pest management rids base of nuisances

    Rats, mice, snakes and insects - the uninvited and unwanted pests harboring in cracks and crevices throughout the year. The truth is these creatures are a part of nature and will find their way into the lives of numerous people across Malmstrom.To combat the infiltration of these nuisances, the

  • Art is not simply made, but created

    Airman 1st Class James W. Landrum IV, 341st Medical Operations Squadron medical aerospace technician, has been an artist since childhood."I have been drawing since I was 6 years old," said Landrum. "I can remember my art teacher getting me started drawing different cartoon characters. I was

  • Airman to commission through IPAP

    For some children, it is a dream to become a doctor, lawyer or police officer when they grow up. For one Malmstrom Airman, his dream has come true.Staff Sgt. Alexander Ortiz, 341st Medical Operations Squadron aerospace medical technician, has been selected to commission and become a physician

  • Airman shoots for the goal

    For Airman 1st Class Jessica Ortiz-Villa, 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron tactical response force member, shooting for the goal is more than just a figure of speech.Ortiz-Villa has been playing soccer for most of her life, and will be given a chance to continue that passion during her

  • The life of a figure competitor

    A goal to stay focused with fitness is what pushed a civilian spouse to attend her first bodybuilding show three years ago."I was unhappy with my level of fitness," said Virginia Bolte, a Florida native and military spouse.According to Bolte, she fell in love with bodybuilding, and even signed up

  • Planning a concert for 4,000

    Attending a concert on base and enjoying the festivities is the product of the working men and women of the 341st Force Support Squadron, volunteers and other helping agencies on base.Over the years, numerous bands have visited Malmstrom, from jazz ensembles to the Air Force's Tops in Blue, but the

  • RCC here to help

    For Jean Irvin, Malmstrom's recovery care coordinator with the Air Force Wounded Warrior Program, taking care of service members who have become ill, injured or wounded during their time in service is her calling."I work with service members who have become very seriously ill, injured or wounded,

  • Running to remember

    Every Saturday morning, members of Team Malmstrom meet to run for "Wear Blue to Remember."2nd Lt. Aaron Quick, 341st Contracting Squadron officer in charge of the base infrastructure flight, started a "Wear Blue to Remember" running club at Malmstrom."Wear Blue to Remember" is a nationwide nonprofit

  • New Airmen learn mission, base services

    Joining the Air Force and attending basic military training and technical school is only a sliver of one's military career. Upon graduation, Airmen are assigned to their first duty station and begin getting accustomed to the base's mission and what it has to offer. To help understand those missions,

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