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Sweetheart bingo

Never worth it!

Digging out

CDC readings captivate children

Engines power the flight

Empowering Airmen

“All ‘cop’ dogs go to heaven”

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Finding passion

Disruptive leadership for the Air Force

One Year Filing Deadline for TRICARE Claims

New Air Force legal assistance Web site

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Heart-healthy Valentine's Day

This month in history: Attacks begin on Monte Cassino

The DUI crowd

Local veteran remembers Pearl Harbor, flying in WW II

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CONR supports successful space shuttle launch

Photos: Raptors participate in Red Flag

366th Dental Squadron receives Air Force-level award

CMSAF visits Nellis, focuses on junior Airmen's issues

ACC's top general visits 1st Air Force

ACC commander visits Moody, speaks with Airmen

Air Force Services Agency officials launch family fitness Web site

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Luke chapel gives for Haiti relief

Officer Training School celebrates 50th anniversary

Feb. 7 airpower summary

Air Force secretary to headline symposium at Academy

Canadian delegation visits Barnes Center to further PME initiative

Airmen, Afghan National Army Air Corps members complete medical evacuation together

PACAF commander presents medallion to World War II nurse

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tabRoad & Weather

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

Road Conditions on base: Yellow
Reporting situation: NORMAL
tabBase Operator
For general telephone number assistance, call

Comm: (605) 385-1000
DSN: (312) 675-1000

or consult the  BASE PHONEBOOK
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