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  • Airmen plead guilty to drug charges

    Two Airmen pled guilty to charges of illegal drug use during court-martials here, April 30. Senior Airman Misti M. Watts, 28th Operations Support Squadron, was convicted of using cocaine. Airman Watts pled guilty to two specifications of wrongful use of cocaine after testing positive on two separate

  • April 2009 Article 15s

    An Airman 1st Class from the 28th Logistics Readiness Squadron received an Article 15 for one specification of driving under the influence. Punishment consisted of forfeiture of $801 pay per month for two months,15 days extra duty and a reprimand. An Airman 1st Class from the 28th Aircraft

  • Ellsworth teams with 128th Air Refueling Wing for 24-hour surge ops

    Battling the turbulent South Dakota winds and the reduced visibility of the setting sun, Tech. Sgt. Chris Winchell, 128th Air Refueling Wing boom operator, steadied the boom of KC-135R Stratotanker as it refueled an Ellsworth B-1B Lancer. The air refueling team, which consisted of three Airmen from

  • H1N1: How to separate fact from fiction

    With an influx of media attention surrounding novel influenza A (H1N1) flu virus, it may be difficult for people to filter through all the information and decipher the actual facts from fiction surrounding the virus, how to prevent transmission and where to get accurate information. The Center for

  • Air Force officials announce newest master sergeant selects

    The Air Force announced the results for the master sergeant promotion cycle May 14. Air Force officials selected 5,604 of 22,748 eligible technical sergeants for promotion to master sergeant for a selection rate of 24.64 percent. The average score for those selected was 340.41, with an average time

  • CCAF students graduate

    Fifty-four Community College of the Air Force Associate degrees were presented to Ellsworth personnel during a graduation ceremony held at the Dakota's Club, May 7. During the ceremony, four awards were presented to top CCAF graduates. The Air Force Association awarded two $400 Pitsenbarger Awards