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  • Children learn science, Air Force history

    Students had the opportunity to learn scientific principles through hands-on experiments while learning about Air Force history as part of the STARBASE program conducted at the South Dakota Air and Space Museum, Feb. 11.Students from the Kadoka school district travelled more than 100 miles to visit

  • UPDATE | 28th MUNS warehouse closure

    The 28th Munitions Squadron will close its warehouse to conduct a semi-annual 100 percent inventory, March 1 to 8. The 28th MUNS custodians must ensure all issues, turn-ins, and transactions are completed before close of business, Feb. 23. After this date, only bona fide emergency issues accompanied

  • Ellsworth leaders graduate

    The following Airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School, Feb. 10.28th Medical Operations SquadronSenior Airman Andrea Whiting, John L. Levitow Award28th Munitions SquadronSenior Airman Cody Goetz, Distinguished Graduate and Academic Achievement Award28th Maintenance Operations SquadronSenior

  • Ellsworth installs biometric system

    The 28th Security Forces Squadron will begin utilizing new handheld equipment for scanning ID cards at the installation gates, starting Feb. 14, as part of the test for a newer version of the Defense Biometric Identification System, or DBIDS. Ellsworth Air Force Base is one of two military

  • Airman saves lives, receives medal

    Senior Airman Zachary Yoakam, 28th Operations Support Squadron survival, evasion, resistance and escape instructor, received an Air Force Achievement Medal, Feb. 15, for actions that helped save the lives of six teenagers Dec. 6, 2010.Airman Yoakam was attending SERE upgrade medical training in

  • Military Saves Week

    Ellsworth Air Force Base is scheduled to kick off Military Saves Week Feb. 20, and continue it through Feb. 26. The Airman and Family Readiness Center is planning to host several financial education courses designed to help Airmen develop good money habits. Check out the Military Saves Week flyer

  • 34th BS returns from Red Flag

    More than 136 Airmen from the 34th Bomb Squadron recently returned from an exercise designed to test their ability to operate and survive in a wartime environment, Feb. 6.The exercise, designated Red Flag 11-2, was a live combat simulation that took place at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev."The exercise

  • Airmen donate marrow, save lives

    The 28th Medical Group is sponsoring a Department of Defense Bone Marrow Donor Program registration drive, Feb. 14 through 18.The week-long donor registration will consist of outreach drives at various squadrons around base, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the base exchange, in addition to a walk-in basis