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Wing Climate Assessment

28 MDG helps Airmen see clearly

SERE ensures training for 34 BS aircrew

Rush hosts Military Appreciation Night  
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34th Bomb Squadron aircrew prepares for flight

Financial stewards ensure mission success

Photo essay: Checking out the B-1B for combat

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The spirit of giving

CMSAF perspective

What to do: After hours medical care for TRICARE Prime beneficiaries

Work hard, aim high

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This month in history: Pearl Harbor attacked; World War II vets remember

Profiles of the B-1: Weapons Systems Officer

Liberty returns to Ellsworth

Aircraft maintainers keep mission flying high

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Photo: 28th MDG helps Airmen see clearly

Photo: SERE ensures training for 34th BS aircrew

Enlisted heritage banquet hosts charter chief

Year of the Air Force Family T-shirt design competition under way

Officials launch new Air Force community Web site

COMACC sends holiday safety message

Offutt, community ready for crises

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Base retiree activities offices worldwide need volunteers

Deputy defense secretary outlines protections for information

HIV/AIDS vaccine has promising results

Senate confirms new AFMC vice commander  
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NCAA football lifts morale for doctors, wounded troops  
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CMSAF visits Kandahar Airmen

2009 tax form, pay statement availability announced

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tabRoad Condition

For updated road conditions during
the winter months, contact 
(605) 385-ROAD (7623).

Road Conditions on base: YELLOW

Reporting situation: NORMAL
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For general telephone 
number assistance, call
Comm: (605) 385-1000
DSN: (312) 675-1000
or consult the Ellsworth 
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