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  • Power production turns the lights up

    In case of emergencies, the base must have electricity in critical facilities to continue its ongoing mission.Power does not pop out of thin air, which means Malmstrom must have a team readily available to provide the energy it needs. That is where the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron power production

  • LRS heavy equipment keeps the wheels rolling

    Each day, convoys of huge armored vehicles drive from Malmstrom Air Force Base to the wing's missile complex.  Some missile sites are close by, while others are a three to four hour drive, one way.  These vehicles are constantly put to the test on these long journeys through rough and, at times,

  • Never leave an Airman behind

    "The wingman is absolutely indispensable," said Lt. Col. Francis S. "Gabby" Gabreski, retired Air Force officer. "I look after the wingman. The wingman looks after me. It's another set of eyes protecting you."When Airman Ethan Byrd and Airman 1st Class Francesco Duquette arrived at Malmstrom Air

  • Nuclear deterrence comes in all shapes and sizes

    When a base is overhauling a piece of equipment and realizes it no longer has a part to complete the repair, it sometimes reaches out across the Air Force to see if another base has that part on its shelves.  There is a shop at Malmstrom Air Force base whose mission is to deliver that part. The

  • Managing hazardous waste properly

    The mission of the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron's hazardous waste shop at Malmstrom Air Force Base is to provide quality environmental programs that keep the base in compliance with federal, state and Air Force regulations. The shop is here to assist, inspect and manage hazardous waste disposal on

  • The enlisted Airman: motivated, dedicated, a step above the rest

    The United States Air Force is home to some of the world's most motivated and dedicated individuals. The Air Force's enlisted force is comprised of less than 1 percent of the American population; individuals who have stepped up to answer their nation's call.One such person is Senior Airman Stephanie

  • FSS Airman slam dunks on home court for Malmstrom

    For an avid sports fan, there's nothing quite like scoring for the team. Whether it is a slam dunk, making a half-court shot or scoring from the three-point line, what matters is the contribution to the team and the playing of the game.For Airman Derrick Norman, 341st Force Support Squadron, making

  • To walk the path of an officer and a gentleman

    The year is 1939. The United States is just a few years shy of entering into World War II. The U.S. Air Force isn't its own branch yet. Big Band music is in full swing. The University of Wisconsin is still named Steven's Point University. And William "Bill" E. Miller is in his third year of college,

  • Airman takes on leadership role, leaves lasting impression

    In the United States Air Force, one of the most crucial roles in developing Airmen for a successful career is NCO in charge of the First Term Airman Center.For one Airman, goals of leadership have always been on his mind."At first I applied to be an instructor of Airman Leadership School," said

  • HVAC controls base temp

    Air conditioning cooling is a luxury in most of the country, whereas heat is essential part of life.The unsung heroes of the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning shop are the Airmen who help keep the base at the ideal temperature.HVAC not only helps morale but is

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