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  • Housing town hall set for April 10

    Airmen and their families can get new information about the upcoming housing changes during a town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m., April 10 in the base theater. The town hall will cover a number of topics including the proposed schedule for new home construction, floor plans and similar details. In

  • Family care plans required

    Airmen who are single parents, dual military couples with dependents and Airmen with civilian spouses who have unique family situations are required to develop a written Family Care Plan to be maintained by their squadron commander or first sergeant in accordance with Air Force Instruction 36-2908,

  • Firing range – off limits

    The 28th Security Forces Squadron Combat Arms Training and Maintenance firing range, located in the northeast corner of Ellsworth, is off limits to all unauthorized personnel.The firing range is open around the clock, seven days a week and is never officially closed. Firing is conducted night and

  • AFAF campaign kicks off March 17

    The 41st Air Force Assistance Fund campaign of "Airmen Helping Airmen" begins March 17 and will run through April 25.During the campaign, Airmen can donate to the Air Force Aid Society, the Air Force Enlisted Village, the Air Force Village or the General and Mrs. Curtis E. LeMay Foundation. "Our

  • Kennedy to conduct wing climate assessment

    As part of an ongoing effort to ensure Airmen work in a healthy and productive work environment, Col. Kevin Kennedy, 28th Bomb Wing commander, will conduct a wing organizational climate assessment March 3 to 14.The surveys are designed to gauge the overall mood of a unit and provide valuable

  • Base conducting readiness exercise

    Base and area residents may hear announcements over the "giant voice" system, sirens, explosions and simulated gunfire, as well as see smoke, during a readiness exercise Feb. 12-14.The intent of the exercise is to evaluate the 28th Bomb Wing's ability to meet wartime and contingency tasks of

  • Airman receives acquittal

    A senior airman pled not guilty to one charge and one specification of wrongful use of cocaine in violation of Article 112a, Uniform Code of Military Justice at a special court martial convened by Col. Kevin Kennedy, 28th Bomb Wing commander, Jan. 7.Jan. 8, a panel of officers found him not guilty

  • Ellsworth names 2013 Annual Award Winners

    Ellsworth recognized its top Airmen during the 2013 Annual Awards ceremony at the Best Western Ramkota Hotel in Rapid City, S.D., Jan. 31, 2014.The following Airmen and civilians garnered awards in their respective category:Non-Appropriated Fund Category I Civilian of the Year Karon Guilford, 28th

  • Ellsworth Airmen graduate from ALS

    The following Ellsworth Airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School, Class 14-3, Feb. 6:John L. Levitow Honor GraduateSenior Airman Anthony P. FarinellaCommandant's Leadership AwardSenior Airman Jessie L. RhodesAcademic Achievement Award Senior Airman Aaron P. GibbsDistinguished GraduateSenior

  • TRICARE walk-in services to close

    The TRICARE Service Center located in the 28th Medical Group's main lobby will no longer provide walk-in customer service as of April 1, 2014.This change aligns with the closure of walk-in services at 189 TSCs in all 50 states, but will not impact overseas service centers.The move affects TRICARE