May 14, 2008 From underdog to top dog, Malmstrom wrestler trains for Olympics Airman 1st Class Andrew Perez, 341st Security Forces Group tactical response force member, has been making his way around the country with the Air Force wrestling team, Armed Forces wrestling team and is now headed to train to represent the Air Force at the Olympics. Airman Perez has been wrestling
April 30, 2008 Team Malmstrom honors retirees Malmstrom Air Force Base was the hub of retiree activities April 25 to 27 as personnel from all areas of the installation came together to honor those who have served before them. The weekend started with a formal retreat ceremony in honor of the retirees Friday, which had to be moved inside the
April 23, 2008 Bureau of Land Management to recognize 341st Security Forces Group The 341st Security Forces Group is scheduled to attend an award presentation to receive national recognition for their volunteer efforts with the Fort Benton Bureau of Land Management river management station. The group is the first military organization in history to win the annual BLM National
April 9, 2008 RED HORSE Airmen pave the way No project is too heavy to handle for the 1st Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operations Repair Squadron Engineer Group, a group that specializes in making something out of nothing. While building bare bases is one of the primary missions of the 1st Expeditionary RED HORSE Group, they also assess,
April 9, 2008 Olympic trainer shares research with team Malmstrom If you drink five to 10 beers on a Friday or Saturday, does it slow you down on the track and in the classroom on Monday? According to John Underwood, president and founder of the American Athletic Institute, heavy weekend drinking can undermine training efforts and affect a person well into the
April 3, 2008 Leading enlisted force to success main goal of command chief The Air Force Space Command command chief loves the Air Force and shaping successful Airmen. In 1983, a young man entered an Air Force recruiting office in South Carolina looking for something different. The 20-year-old mill worker understood personal responsibility and was earning a living, but
March 20, 2008 The quiet storm: Predicting weather in an ever-changing environment As many members of Team Malmstrom know, a calm, sunny 55-degree today in Great Falls can give way to a 30-degree, snowy, windy tomorrow overnight. With weather patterns ranging from hot to cold, calm to windy, dry to snowy, a special team of weather analysts can make all the difference in how we do
March 4, 2008 A passion for history transforms office into mini-heritage museum He began collecting shell casings, patches and military collar brass at the age of 10, and 35 years later, he's still going strong. Chief Master Sgt. Jerry Hanes, 341st Operations Group interim-superintendent, is an avid collector of military memorabilia, and walking past his office in building 500,
Feb. 26, 2008 Little Warriors win science fair How much iron is really in breakfast cereal and would apple juice taste the same if it was purple? Three Little Warriors at Malmstrom know the answer and they have awards from the recent Great Falls Regional Science and Engineering Fair at the Mansfield Convention Center to prove it. This year's
Feb. 26, 2008 Retirees Council spearheading cell phone donation efforts Team Malmstrom knows what an important role the Retirees Council plays every year in support of Operation Happy Holidays. The two go hand-in-hand because of the recurring commitment the retirees make every year to ensure the program's success. Their motto, "Happy to Still Serve" has led them to take