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  • Margaret Rhodes, 341st Missile Wing violence prevention integrator, conducts a train-the-trainer course Feb. 7, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Violence Prevention Training

    Malmstrom Air Force Base has started a new annual violence prevention training program. A training course was recently held for facilitators to further integrate Green Dot, sexual assault prevention and suicide prevention training into one interactive training block.
  • Anthony Harris, 2019 Montana State Military Youth of the Year, receives a college scholarship check from Mont. Gov. and Mrs. Steve Bullock.

    Malmstrom teen wins Montana State Boys & Girls Club Military Youth of the Year

    Youth Centers on all U.S. military installations are affiliated with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Youth of the Year is one of BGCA’s premier youth recognition programs, recognizing sound character, leadership skills and willingness to give back to the community.
  • Airman 1st Class Joshua Byers, 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle mechanic, left, and Staff Sgt. Willie Hatcher, 341st LRS firetruck and refueler maintenance apprentice, examine the underside of a Humvee April 12, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    LRS Vehicle Maintenance keeps mission moving

    Since the production of the first automobile in the 19th century, vehicles have become an important aspect of daily life. From normal transportation to construction and working vehicles, they’re also used to accomplish numerous military missions.
  • Children at the base child development center place pinwheels on a fence during Child Abuse Prevention Month April 11, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Child Abuse Prevention Month

    April is designated as the Month of the Military Child, a time to honor the sacrifices made by military families worldwide, emphasizing on the experience of the children of military members serving at home and overseas.April is also Child Abuse Prevention Month, promoting positive parenting, encouraging the use of helping resources and encouraging
  • Senior Airman Steven Navarro, 741st Maintenance Squadron mechanical and pneudraulics section team chief, hooks a hoist from a payload transporter to a tensioner March 18, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Maintenance ensures missile field efficiency

    The 741st Maintenance Squadron supports all maintenance activities affecting the base’s Minuteman III launch facilities and missile alert facilities.
  • Teresa Conner, now headquarters Civil Air Patrol Montana wing administrator, left, and husband John Conner, now 341st Logistics Readiness Squadron assistant director of logistics and a retired Air Force veteran, second from left, pose for a photo during a Civil Air Patrol event in 2011.

    Malmstrom family pledges to Montana Civil Air Patrol

    Founded on Dec. 1, 1941, The Civil Air Patrol was formed to mobilize the nation’s civilian aviation resources for national defense service.
  • Members of the 2019 all-female alert crew pose for a group photo March 7, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Malmstrom celebrates Women's History Month, all-female field mission

    Every month of March, Air Force Global Strike Command recognizes Women’s History Month by coordinating all-female alert teams to dispatch to the missile field.This year, all three intercontinental ballistic missile wings, as well as the 341st Maintenance Group, are posting females to the field on International Women’s Day.“We’re sending out
  • Capt. Brennan Jacobs, 341st Medical Support Squadron chief of pharmacy services, simulates refilling a prescription Feb. 20, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Pharmacy helps to maintain deployability to missile field, abroad

    Air Force pharmacists help maintain the health and deployability of Airmen. The 341st Medical Support Squadron Pharmacy works to provide care for Airmen to maintain readiness and precision combat capability.
  • Official photo of Lt. Col. Kevin Lombardo, 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron commander.

    Airman has straight talk about PTSD and getting help

    More than a decade ago, Lt. Col. Kevin Lombardo was in Iraq when the area he was defending was hit by a rocket attack.The battle smells, the sounds, sights, touch and even the taste from that attack still haunt him on most days.Reliving the horror of that day over and over--and the fear and emotions that come with it--is what it's like to live with
  • Laura Hyten speaks with former U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jasmine Sutton, 341st Missile Wing special victims counsel paralegal, at the Malmstrom Air Force Base resiliency center in Montana, Jan. 17, 2018. Mrs. Hyten is married to U.S. Air Force Gen. John Hyten (not pictured), commander of U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM). While there, Gen. and Mrs. Hyten met with base leaders and Airmen to thank them for their support to USSTRATCOM’s mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kiersten McCutchan)

    Sexual assault survivor’s harrowing story and inspiring messages

    One of the personality traits that makes U.S. service members unique people in their jobs, and in the world, is the ability to face a serious and scary life situation, adapt to it and turn it into a victory.Jasmine Sutton, former 341st Missile Wing Judge Advocate staff sergeant, was challenged in such a way during her time on active duty."I was
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