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  • Airmen donate marrow, save lives

    The 28th Medical Group is sponsoring a Department of Defense Bone Marrow Donor Program registration drive, Feb. 14 through 18.The week-long donor registration will consist of outreach drives at various squadrons around base, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the base exchange, in addition to a walk-in basis

  • The Hunt for housing

    Residents of Centennial Estates were able ask questions and voice their concerns about the upcoming lease expiration during a town hall meeting at the base theater, Feb. 1.Col. Jeffrey Taliaferro, 28th Bomb Wing commander, hosted the meeting, along with representatives from the Hunt Housing

  • Representative visits Ellsworth

    U.S. Representative Kristi Noem paid a visit to the Airmen of the 28th Bomb Wing, to gain an increased understanding of the vital mission being accomplished by the base, during part of her trip across South Dakota, Feb. 1.This was Representative Noem's first visit to the base since taking office,

  • “Extreme Makeover”: fitness edition

    Airmen who exercise at the Bellamy Fitness Center may notice several construction projects going on throughout the gym.Those projects, which were made possible by funding from the Office of the Secretary of Defense, are designed to upgrade and repair various elements of the indoor and outdoor

  • Commander praises Airmen during CC Call

    Col. Jeffrey Taliaferro, 28th Bomb Wing commander, praised Airmen for all of their hard work and the vital role each person played in 2010 during a wing commander's call at the PRIDE Hangar, Jan. 20."Every Airman in this wing puts bombs on target," Colonel Taliaferro said. "All the hard work Airmen

  • Survey will assess Air Force community well-being

    Ellsworth Airmen will have the opportunity to provide comments and suggestions to improve their quality of life through the 2011 Air Force Community Assessment. Invitation to participate in the assessment will be sent out Jan. 25.The assessment is designed to assist chaplains and people working in

  • Sweet new ride

    When retired Air Force Lt. Col. Larry Converse put his name in a contest box at the base exchange last July, he had no idea he would be driving away in a new, customized Ford Mustang, Jan. 20.Colonel Converse won the car as part of a worldwide contest sponsored by the Army and Air Force Exchange

  • Flags to fly at half staff, honor deceased general

    Gen. Theodore R. Milton, USAF, retired, died of a stroke Aug. 24, 2010 in Oro Valley, AZ. He was 94.In Gen. Milton's honor, the Secretary of the Air Force has authorized the U.S. National Flag to be flown at half-staff on the day of interment at all buildings and grounds under jurisdiction of the