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28th Bomb Wing Public Affairs can take official studio photos for group-level or above awards, special duty packages or other requests per Air Force Instruction. Official government passports and deployment photos (ISOPREP) are available on a walk-in basis.

Photos are taken in 28th Bomb Wing Headquarters, Suite 5. Schedule an official photo by calling 605-385-5056.

To request photo or video support, complete an AF form 833.

Self-help cameras are also available upon request. Contact 28th Bomb Wing Public Affairs for further information.

Media seeking information about base events, operations or personnel can call 605-385-5056.

Resources
Air Force Court Martial Docket
Air Force Administrative Record
Ellsworth Air Force Base Digital Imagery
Ellsworth Air Force Base Mission Video
B-1B Lancer Fact Sheet

To request a tour of Ellsworth Air Force Base, click here.

Small groups escorted by individual service members for non-Public Affairs tours are encouraged to contact the South Dakota Air & Space Museum at 605-385-5189 conveniently located next to the Visitor Control Center just outside the base's main gate.

Additionally, military members are authorized to escort small groups (limit of eight per military ID holder) on base. Members should notify Public Affairs and the 28th Security Forces Squadron at 605-385-2864, but this does not mean the tour is endorsed by the 28th Bomb Wing.
Persons or organizations requesting a B-1 fly-over or static display for their events must visit the USAF Aerial Events website and click on "New Requests." 

Upon gaining approval from the U.S. Air Force, requestors should call 28th Bomb Wing Public Affairs to request a B-1 from Ellsworth Air Force Base. 

All events the 28th Bomb Wing agrees to support are tentative pending real-world requirements.