Emergency management initiates hazardous gas training exercise

It's good to be home

Family members, loved ones and friends all gathered at the Pride Hangar on Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., Jan. 25, 2012, anxiously anticipating the arrival of their Airmen returning home following a six-month deployment to Southwest Asia.Click here to view photo slideshow.As with any deployment,

Ellsworth Airmen deliver record breaking results

The 34th Bomb Squadron returned home Jan. 25 after a record breaking deployment to Southwest Asia, continuing a stellar performance provided by the 37th Bomb Squadron.In the last 12 months, B-1Bs from Ellsworth flew more than 1,200 combat sorties totaling more than 15,000 hours, with a mission

Ellsworth Airmen Depart for Red Flag

Thunderbirds return

Resiliency training

Pre-Flight Inspection

Start your engines

Ellsworth Airmen return from Southwest Asia

Approximately 400 Ellsworth Airmen were met with sirens, cheers and hugs from anxious family members when they returned home from a deployment to Southwest Asia in support of missions in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility. "We're very proud of all that they have accomplished and

Vietnam veteran tours B-1