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  • 30 years spent taking care of Airmen

    Airmen, coworkers, family and friends of Chief Master Sgt. Clifton Cole, 28th Bomb Wing command chief, gathered at the Dakota's Club, Dec. 3, to pay tribute and recognize him for his 30 years of service."Some leaders come and go. Not only did he always make a good impression, he made a difference in

  • Online Resale Lot

    Those interested in purchasing a used vehicle may now browse online. The 28th Force Support Squadron is hosting a public Web page where Airmen and family members may buy and advertise vehicles for sale.Listings may remain on the Web for up to 30 days.The prices for vehicle resale advertisements

  • Christmas trees come to Ellsworth

    Outdoor Recreation received 293 Christmas trees, which were donated by Kansas tree growers to Ellsworth families, Dec. 3, as part of the "Trees for Airmen" program.Once the trees arrived, spouses of deployed Airmen were given first pick."My son is happy we are getting a real tree this year," said

  • Ellsworth Airman found dead in off base home

    Staff Sgt. Ira Kaur, assigned to the Air Force Financial Services Center here, was found dead in his off-base residence, Nov. 28. Sergeant Kaur, a military pay technician stationed at Ellsworth since August 2007, died from apparent gunshot wounds. "We mourn the loss of a valued member of Team

  • Ellsworth Annual Cookie Drop

    The Enlisted Spouses' Club is organizing the annual cookie drop for Airmen in the dorms, Dec. 4 starting at 8 a.m. Volunteers interested in helping put together these care packages may:ยท Drop off cookies at the Freedom Chapel Annex anytime between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. There is no need to sort or

  • ID card Issuance Requires Two Forms of Identification

    In compliance with Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, persons now requesting new CAC cards or IDs for spouses or dependent IDs over the age of 20 must present two identity source documents. One identification item must be a valid State or Federal government issued picture identification. A

  • Ellsworth wins community spirit award

    A B-1B Lancer wrapped in 10,000 lights delighted thousands in a parade in Rapid City Nov. 27 and the team responsible was recognized for their efforts. The B-1 was the main attraction of the Ellsworth AFB float, which participated in the Festival of Lights Parade, a nighttime parade held annually in

  • Trees for Airmen

    Airmen and their families are invited to Outdoor Recreation to pick up a free Christmas Tree between Dec. 3 and 24. The trees have been donated as part of the Trees for Troops program. Deployed spouses have first pick from 1 to 2 p.m. Dec. 3. Trees are available on a first come, first serve basis.