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  • Ellsworth B-1s take off to participate in Red Flag 16-2

    Ellsworth AFB's B-1 bombers and personnel left for Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, to participate in Red Flag 16-2, one of the largest training exercises involving more than 100 aircraft, 3,000 deployed servicemembers and all four military services, Feb. 29. "Red Flag is one of the largest training

  • T-birds have Iron Focus

    The 34th Bomb Squadron "Thunderbirds" participated in Iron Focus 16.2, the U.S. Army 1st Armored Division's premier training event to prepare for worldwide operations at Fort Bliss, Texas, Jan. 25 through Feb. 4.For B-1 bomber aircrews, the exercise was an opportunity to train on close air support

  • Ellsworth Airmen use sim to prepare for the future

    The 28th Operations Support Squadron recently upgraded one of its two weapons systems trainers, or simulators, with the Sustainment Block-16 integrated battle station at Ellsworth AFB.The simulator helps aviators keep proficiencies up by performing upgrade training, emergency procedures and

  • UPDATE: on-base school bus schedule

    The Ellsworth Air Force Base school bus schedule has been updated and can be found by clicking here. These changes will go into effect March 7.Additionally, the Black Hills Estates school bus route has changed and can be found by clicking here.For more information, call Brandy Wyatt, 28th Force

  • Ellsworth teen delegate for The Congress of Future Medical Leaders

    Joseph McReynolds, a freshman at Douglas High School, Box Elder, and son of Master Sgt. Benjamin McReynolds, 28th Medical Support Squadron clincal labratory NCO in charge, is a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, Massachusetts, from June 25 to 27, 2016.The Congress is an

  • Documents required for reissuance of IDs

    With the most current upgrade of software for the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, changes have been made regarding expired secondary identification documents.To comply with Federal identity requirements, the Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System, or RAPIDS, will modify