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  • Airman found guilty in court martial

    A 28th Operations Support Squadron Airman 1st Class, plead guilty during a court martial at Ellsworth Dec. 4. "This Airman's core value was self before service," said Capt. Bryon Greene, 28th Bomb Wing Judge Advocate court martial lead prosecutor. "A lack of self control and a violent disposition

  • Prepare for winter driving <br> stay smart, stay safe

    With cold temperatures and slippery driving conditions expected in the coming months, staying safe may be a little more challenging. "Winter fun can turn sour quickly if safety isn't observed," said Airman 1st Class Carrie Lane, 28th Bomb Wing ground safety technician. "Winter can be less forgiving

  • Defend against Flu

    In the United States, on average, 5 to 20 percent of the population gets infected with influenza. This leads to more than 200,000 people being hospitalized from complications, and approximately 36,000 deaths, according to the Center for Disease Control. However, precautions can be taken to prevent

  • Three-car accident reminds Airmen to drive safe

    Two civilians and one servicemember were involved in a three-car accident at 7 a.m. north of the intersection of Lemay and Doolittle Boulevard. "One of the civilians was transported to Rapid City Regional Hospital and was treated and released," said Master Sgt. Clarence Barry Jr., 28th Security

  • Senior Airman Robert Smith

    What does your job entail? I process military pay and entitlements for sevicemembers who belong to Air Combat Command What do you like about your job? I love to help customers. When someone comes to me with a problem and I am able to fix it for them, it makes my day. Where are you from? Auburn,

  • Technical Sgt. Sharla Riley

    What does your job entail? Paperwork, I am a jack of all trades as an NCOIC of a support section. I help people in the unit manage their careers What do you like about your job? I enjoy helping people Where are you from? Glendive, Montana What do you like about the Air Force? The many opportunities

  • Three Ellsworth Airmen earn highest enlisted rank

    Senior Master Sgts. Larry Osborne, William Miller and Edward Horsch were selected out of Ellsworth's 21 eligibles for the rank of chief master sergeant Nov. 14. Air Force-wide, 16.8 percent, which is 416 out of 2,476 eligibles, were selected to become the next chief master sergeants braved a rigid

  • Be thankful for holiday safety

    As Airmen and their families gather for Thanksgiving Nov. 22, they are reminded by base leadership to keep safety paramount, as always, while preparing their day's meals. "The holidays are for spending time with family and friends," said Col. Scott Vander Hamm, 28th Bomb Wing commander. "I encourage

  • Holiday Safety Message

    The holiday season from Thanksgiving through New Years is a time filled with joy and happiness. It's a time to gather with family and friends and celebrate the blessings we share as Americans. Unfortunately, the holiday season can also be a time of pain and sorrow for those who fail to follow the