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  • Staff Sgt. Christopher Hotine, 341st Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, and MWD, Ffarah, pose for a photo March 1, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Team Malmstrom gains a future K-9 veteran

    Military working dogs and handlers support defense posture by providing a psychological deterrent and increased security, as well as serving local communities in aid requests, such as bomb detections and drug inspections. The 341st Security Forces Squadron MWD unit was assigned a new female K-9, Ffarah, a 4-year-old Belgian Malinois in early February.
  • “Let’s Chat Malmstrom” is a support group focused on overcoming life stressors and teaches resiliency to combat these challenges.

    Mental health support group breaks stigmas, builds resiliency

    In the military, talk of mental health can carry a stigma. Thoughts of, “how will this impact my career?”, or, “will this affect my credibility?” can run through the minds of those struggling with mental health concerns. Contrary to these stigmas, dealing with mental health concerns won’t damage your career, and there are groups on base to be a part of.
  • A vehicle rests in a snowbank after a rollover Feb. 20, 2019, near Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Defenders rescue civilian in rollover

    For one team of Airmen, a seemingly normal drive home turned into an adrenaline rush to save a civilian in the midst of a snow storm.
  • Staff Sgt. Kelly Hamilton, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron pest management craftsman, simulates catching a snake Feb. 13, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Eliminating health hazards one pest at a time

    Insects, rodents, snakes and weeds, what do these things have in common? They all are capable of interfering with our mission and well-being. It is the job of the 341st Civil Engineer Squadron pest management team to eradicate these irritants to ensure the safety of the base populous and the continued success of the mission.
  • Airman 1st Class Frederick Cleveland, 841st Missile Security Forces Squadron defender, participates in a recapture and recover exercise in a T-41 trainer Jan. 31, 2019, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont.

    Defenders repurpose assets to ensure nuclear surety

    Missile security forces defenders are charged with protecting our nation’s assets against all enemies, foreign and domestic. One way they maintain readiness is through training. Recently, the 841st Missile Security Forces Squadron innovated the way they conduct recapture and recovery training.
  • Drinking water flows from a kitchen faucet at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., Jan. 29, 2019. (Air Force photo by John Turner)

    Important information about your drinking water

    Malmstrom Air Force Base’s water system exceeded the maximum level for Haloacetic Acids during the fourth quarter of 2018. This is not an emergency. You have a right to know what happened, what you should do, and what we are doing to reduce the levels from the water that we purchased from the city of Great Falls.
  • A new camper is in the works after the current version proved unfit for traveling Montana roads.

    Airmen innovation saves $224K, promotes safer travel

    In northern tier bases, weather ranges drastically from triple digits and hot road conditions to double-digit negatives, making icy roads hazardous if not travelled properly. Despite the risk, Airmen travel to and from the missile field to accomplish the mission.
  • 341st Force Support Squadron Airman Leadership School Class 19-B graduated Dec. 19, 2018, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont. Thirty-two Airmen from units across the 341st Missile Wing received their diplomas during a ceremony held at the Grizzly Bend. (U.S. Air Force by Senior Airman Magen M. Reeves)

    ALS 19-B graduates

    The following senior airmen graduated Airman Leadership School during a ceremony at the Grizzly Bend Dec. 19:Hailey Babcock 341st Force Support SquadronDylon Bilskemper 341st Civil Engineer SquadronThaddeaus Brown 341st Security Support SquadronJosephbryan Calalo 341st Missile Maintenance SquadronBenjamin Cook 341st Security Support
  • Military families who have special needs can get tailored, special support at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., through a program designed by the Air Force called the Exceptional Family Member Program. EFMP has announced their local 2019 special events. (Graphic courtesy of Malmstrom Air Force Base Family Support.)

    EFMP announces local 2019 special events

    Military families who have special needs can get tailored, special support at Malmstrom Air Force Base through a program designed by the Air Force called the Exceptional Family Member Program.This formal program provides information and referral support to Airmen and their family members, adult and youth, who have special needs.By definition, the
  • Staff Sgt. Anthony Eberhardt, 12th Missile Squadron facility manager, checks the pressure in the fire suppression system on November 19, 2018, at a missile alert facility at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont. The fire suppression system is one of the many critical parts intercontinental ballistic missile facility managers manage, operate and troubleshoot daily. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt Mark Bell)

    ICBM hot job recruitment

    Maintaining readiness and dominance in the American intercontinental ballistic missile force requires that Airmen in the ICBM business have an unrivaled dedication and desire to serve one's country.In looking at the special duty of a missile alert facility manager, the people who fill this job have these two qualities, which contribute to the
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