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  • This is your club

    The Dakota's Club Advisory Committee held a meeting, April 19 in an effort to improve and revitalize the club on base.Committee members discussed everything from the recently upgraded menu to the possibility of purchasing a flat screen television for the enlisted lounge."The club is about everyone

  • Men Can Stop Rape

    As Sexual Assault Awareness Month comes to a close, the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology hosted an awareness seminar designed to educate men about rape, April 21.The event, called "Men Can Stop Rape," dealt with issues surrounding how men, women and society perceive sexual assault.Joseph

  • SATO Office phone number change

    Effective April 26, the SATO office will be changing its telephone and fax system to an 800 extension. There will also be a new email for questions, comments, or concerns. Toll Free Reservation Number: (855) 794-4316Fax Number: (866) 230-0487Office Email: ellsworthafb@cwtsatotravel.com The office

  • Building a green future

    With April 22 marked as Earth Day 2011, Ellsworth Airmen are encouraged to look for ways they can conserve energy in everyday life.The base is hosting events designed to educate Airmen on energy conservation.During Earth Day, the 28th Civil Engineer Squadron is scheduled to place two outreach booths

  • Heart Link welcomes spouses

    Heart Link brought spouses together to introduce them both to the base, and their new support network, April 18.Heart Link is a program established by wing leadership to introduce new wives and husbands to fellow spouses and the base. The program is offered between four and five times a year to

  • Ellsworth Airmen celebrate 69th Doolittle Raiders Reunion

    Two representatives from the 34th Bomb Squadron travelled from Ellsworth to Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., to participate in an event honoring the five surviving Doolittle Raiders, April 14 and 15.Capt. Joshua Krum and Capt. Maria Hunter, 34th Bomb Squadron weapon system officers, attended the 69th

  • Focus group study

    The Air Force Surgeon General has asked the RAND Corporation, a non-profit research organization, to study patient experiences with health care provided by the Air Force. RAND will be conducting patient focus groups at Ellsworth Air Force Base on May 9th and 10th. If you have been stationed at

  • CDC hosts children’s art show

    The creative masterpieces of children attending the Ellsworth Air Force Base Child Development Center are currently on display now through April 29 as part of the CDC's first ever children's art show."Every classroom in the CDC has done artwork," said Carol Heiser, 28th Force Support Squadron CDC

  • 28th SFS earns MAJCOM award

    Air Combat Command officials recently named the 28th Security Forces Squadron as the 2010 Air Combat Command Outstanding Medium-sized Security Forces Squadron of the Year due to its numerous accomplishments, both at home and abroad.The 28th SFS will receive the award during an awards banquet at the

  • Wing commander tests B-1B simulator upgrade

    28th Bomb Wing Commander Col. Jeffrey Taliaferro visited Ellsworth's B-1B Lancer simulators to evaluate upgrades made to weapon and visual system trainers, April 15.Modifications began mid-January 2011 to upgrade visual and sensor databases, as well as the projectors and display screens of the