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  • Malmstrom Airman attends FBI National Academy

    The FBI National Academy is a prestigious opportunity for individuals in the law enforcement career field according to Master Sgt. Elizabeth Rodenhauser, 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron NCO in charge of operations, who earned the opportunity to attend the course in October 2018.The National

  • Get out, Malmstrom! XC ski & dogsled weekend with Outdoor Rec

    On the weekend of Jan. 12, 2019, Malmstrom Outdoor Recreation took a group of Airmen and civilians on a weekend-long trip to Bigfork, Mont., and Flathead Lake, Mont., for two days of dogsledding and cross country skiing. Each member of the group got to mush a group of Inuit sled dogs on cross

  • Have a merry, thrifty holiday

    Christmas music and pumpkin candles, candy and pet treats are at the top of every checkout aisle weeks before Americans even celebrate Thanksgiving, and there is definitely no escaping computer, radio and television suggestions for what gifts to buy for friends and family during the holiday

  • Toastmasters builds leaders, instills confidence

    Public speaking: for some, it’s as easy as breathing. But for others, working up the nerve to speak in front of people is a scary thing. At the 341st Missile Wing Toastmasters, individuals are encouraged to enhance their public speaking skills and step out of their comfort zone.

  • Radiologist technicians at work

    For total patient wellness, doctors rely on no only their own expertise, but also other clinical departments to understand each patient's needs. When it comes to diagnostic imaging, doctors seek out radiology specialists.

  • Help, recovery and healing for sexual assault

    Some of our Airmen just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Some of our Airmen were maliciously targeted. And some of our Airmen simply can’t remember. These individuals, as well as many others, are on a tragic and confusing path, but help is available.

  • Tired driving, know before you go!

    Some jobs require multiple hours of alertness, and to stay awake, some Airmen rely on energy drinks, which can mask a person’s tiredness.

  • EOD Airman thwarts knife attack

    Senior Airman Juddson Hydrick, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal team member, was in front of a Redbox looking at movies with his family at a Walmart center in Great Falls, Montana, Aug. 19, 2018, when he looked up and saw a man with a chokehold on a female Subway employee.

  • Meet the new 341st MW command chief

    What are the odds of becoming the command chief of a base in your hometown? Many plan to only stay in for the initial four-year enlistment, but some exceed their expectations and get the chance to serve where they always wanted to.

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