Senior Airman Kenneth K. Morgan Jr.

Senior Airman Kenneth K. Morgan Jr. 28th Medical Operations Squadron mental health technician What does your job entail? The mental health technician's job entails doing intake interviews, mental health emergency assessments, patient triage, substance abuse assessments, psychological testing for

Ellsworth Airman competes at Worldwide Talent Contest

Last week an Ellsworth Airman won second place in the instrumentalist category of the Worldwide Talent Contest. Staff Sgt. Michael Methven, 28th Communications Squadron wing information assurance manager competed with sixty-one other active duty Airmen Nov. 5 through 13 in the annual week-long

Deployed: Contracting Airman serves special operations forces

An Ellsworth Airman deployed to Balad Air Base, Iraq, has a unique look into the continuing Global War on Terrorism. Senior Airman Angela Hepworth, contingency contracting officer for Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force Arabian Peninsula is actively supporting special operations forces

Ellsworth shines

Airman and Family Readiness focuses on the "Heart" of the family

Frequent moves and regular deployments are an inevitable part of military life. To arm spouses with the tools they need after arriving to a new base and while their military spouse is deployed, the Airman and Family Readiness Center in conjunction with base leadership offers a program for both

Wing hosts holiday party

The 28th Bomb Wing Holiday Christmas party is scheduled for Dec. 1 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn. The party is open to Ellsworth employees and their families and fees are staggered based on rank and grade. The fee will cover a dinner of either London broil or dijion and

East Waterline Transfer frequently asked questions as of Nov. 1

1. Why has the Air Force been operating a water line? Between 1996 and 2000, the Air Force constructed a waterline to provide an alternative source of drinking water to individual property owners whose wells were affected by groundwater contamination extending to the east from Ellsworth AFB. The

Higher education leads to success

Today's air expeditionary Airman is deploying longer and more often than ever before in a world of shrinking budgets, bonuses and manpower. However, one benefit that hasn't gone away in these changing times is the educational opportunities offered by the Air Force. Those opportunities are becoming

Ellsworth Airmen to wear new badge

After graduating from technical school, most Airmen receive one occupational badge to distinguish themselves as authorities in their field. When Airmen in the civil engineer readiness career field graduate, they now get two. The new badge, approved in February, will uniquely identify Air Force

Dorm Dodgeball arrives at Ellsworth

Imagine two teams of school children using big red, rubber balls and flinging them at one another in a fifth grade physical education class. The children are scrambling, catching, or avoiding the balls. This activity is known as dodgeball, and it's coming to Ellsworth dorms Nov. 18. The Dorm