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Combat Capability

(From left) Tech. Sgt. Matthew Nesby, Staff Sgt. Preston Yockeman, and Staff Sgt. Robert Richards, 341st Maintenance Group, conduct a periodic inspection of a guided missile maintenance platform as part of the 20th Air Force Combat Capability Evaluation. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Marcus McDonald)
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Making a bee line to the honey

Honey bees move into a new home. August 18 in base housing.
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Making a bee line to the honey

Mike Shotwell, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron pest management, helps save a hive of honey bees by relocating the hive to a bee box giving the bees two days to get established in the box and then removing them from base housing Aug. 18. (U.S.Air Force photo/Beau Wade)
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In the bag

Commissary shoppers check out Aug. 18. Customer servcie at the cashier's area received a perfect score from the inspectors on their recent no-notice inspection stop at the Malmstrom commissary. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)
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Behind-the-scenes

Dolly Wojciechowski, a produce worker at the Malmstrom commissary, gets packaging ready before bagging loose tomatoes Aug. 18. It is the behind-the-scenes work that customers typically don't see that helped earn the commissary such a high mark on their recent inspection. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)
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A cut above

Kevin Larsen, a meat cutter at the Malmstrom commissary, prepares porterhouse steaks for packaging Aug. 18. (U.S. Air Force photo/Valerie Mullett)
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Job well done

Col. Michael Fortney, 341st Missile Wing commander, gives Airman 1st Class Kevin Love, 341st Missille Maintenance Squadron missile handling team technician, a congratulatory hand shake Aug. 18 in building 1844 following the insertion of the final Minuteman III booster replaced under the Propulsion Replacement Program at Launch Facility Echo-08. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Eydie Sakura)
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First replacement

In the narrow space between the top of the launcher closure door and thrust nozzles of a suspended Minuteman III, Staff Sgts. Jordan Hatch and Dean Phelan, 341st Maintenance Squadron technicians, remove tie-downs to lower the missile into launch facility Hotel-02 April 16, 2001, during the first booster replacement at Malmstrom. (U.S. Air Force photo/John Turner)
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First replacement

From inside a payload transporter van during the first booster replacement at Malmstrom April 16, 2001, Airman 1st Class Roger Ridley, 341st Maintenance Squadron, lowers a missile guidance set onto the booster in launch facility Hotel-02 below. (U.S. Air Force photo/John Turner)
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Booster delivery

Airman 1st Class Christopher Foster (left) and Senior Airman Joshua Holder (right), 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron missile handling team technicians, set up a frame for an environmental cover used to protect the missile from the elements at launch facility Echo-08 Aug. 18. Airman Brent Schiermann, a maintenance trainee, and Senior Airman Stephen Young, 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron security escort team member, observe the installation of Malmstrom’s 150th Minuteman III solid-propellant replacement booster; extending the service life of the missile through 2020. The first MMIII replacement booster was delivered in April 2001. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Eydie Sakura)
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Booster delivery

Senior Airman Derek Baker, 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron missile handling team technician, uses a hand-held controller to lower the 341st Missile Wing’s 150th Minuteman III solid-propellant replacement booster into launch facility Echo-08 Aug. 18. The Propulsion Replacement Program, or PRP, extends the service life of the missile through 2020. The first MMIII replacement booster was delivered in April 2001. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Eydie Sakura)
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MERCAT

Senior Airman Malaya Movido joins Senior Airman Kenvin Keophakdy in securing a patient onto a gurney during a mass casualty exercise at Malmstrom Air Force Base July 17. The two Airmen from the 341st Medical Operations Squadron were participants in the exercise, which was a culmination of this week’s Medical Emergency Response Capability Assessment and Training. The MERCAT evaluated Malmstrom medics on how well they provide care for patients, especially during emergencies. More than 100 volunteers with simulated injuries requiring immediate care were treated inside and outside of the clinic by 341st Medical Group medics. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Marcus McDonald)
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MERCAT

Malmstrom medics transport a patient with simulated injuries during a mass casualty exercise at Malmstrom Air Force Base July 17. The exercise was a culmination of this week’s Medical Emergency Response Capability Assessment and Training. The MERCAT evaluated Malmstrom medics on how well they provide care for patients, especially during emergencies. More than 100 volunteers with simulated injuries requiring immediate care were treated inside and outside of the clinic by 341st Medical Group medics. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Marcus McDonald)
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Ground breakers

Left to right, Mr. Mike Waite, Ms. Cheryl Ulmer, Ms. Bonnie Keller, Major General Thomas Deppe and Mr. Greg Hebner break ground at the future site of the Malmstrom Air Force Bace Community Activity Center, Tuesday, July 21, 2009.
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Massive transport

There is little room to spare top-to-bottom and side-to-side in the cargo area of the C-5 used to transport two rock crushers to the deployed 819th RED HORSE members currently serving in Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Cottle)
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Massive transport

The 819th RED HORSE Squadron members remaining at Malmstrom had to build an additional 20-feet of shoring ramp at the last minute in order to get this rock crusher to a level position prior to it entering the cargo area of the C-5, shown here. It took 300 manhours in one day to build the additional shoring. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Cottle)
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Massive transport

Pallets of shoring material are loaded on to the C-5 at Holman Aviation June 20. The 819th RED HORSE Squadron built the shoring to ensure the two rock crushers could be properly angled and loaded onto the aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Cottle)
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Massive transport

The second of two pieces of rock crushing equipment, assets of the 819th RED HORSE Squadron here, gets off-loaded from a C-5 June 24 in Afghanistan. Total weight of the cargo, including the shoring which also had to be shipped, was 168,385 pounds. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Cottle)
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New 341st CES commander accepts command

Lt. Col. Joseph Brands accepts command of the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron from Col. John Patricola, 341st Mission Support Group commander, July 7 at Medal of Honor Park. Lt. Col. Timothy Dodge, outgoing 341st CES commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Robert Townsend, 341st CES Chief Enlisted Manager, look on. (U.S. Air Force photo/Beau Wade)
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Check list

Senior Airman Nicoletta Cash, 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron electromechanical team member, checks a multimeter for functionality before posting to the missile field July 3. Airman Cash posted to the field during the last code change in the 10th Missile Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Dillon White)
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