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  • Prevention Dormitory Advocates provide liaisons to SARC

    A group of Ellsworth Airmen motivated to assist their peers in a time of need turned to the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator for training and guidance to start a new initiative.The Prevention Dormitory Advocate team are trained volunteers who reside in the dorms and act as liaisons between dorm

  • Keeping the B-1 airborne

    Four FU-101 jet engines sucked in a whirlwind of air and screamed to life as the pilot powered up the engines of a B-1B Lancer. The aircraft then taxied down the runway before taking off, the flames from the afterburner visible against the evening sky. For some, the aircraft taking off every day has

  • B-1 bomber gets the best from 28th LRS

    The B-1 bomber took its first flight in 1984, and although it was originally an aircraft meant to last for 10 years, the long-range bomber still flies strong to this day with the help of many squadrons and their expertise.One unit that assists in keeping the multi-purpose aircraft soaring through

  • Airman Dorm Leaders keep dorms running

    For most first-term Airmen, in-processing to their first duty station can be a hassle. There are multiple checklists, briefings and people to become familiar with.The Airman Dorm Leaders at Ellsworth AFB ensure these Airmen are taken care of as far as lodging - one less thing they have to worry

  • Read it and reap with 432nd Attack Squadron

    The 432nd Attack Squadron's mission is to find, exploit and neutralize enemies by flying the remotely piloted MQ-9 Reaper, but even the high flying 432nd ATKS "Marauders" need a little assistance now and then.Earlier this year, Ellsworth's 28th Communications and Civil Engineer Squadrons coordinated

  • 34th BS Gains Deployment Training at Green Flag

    When Nellis Air Force Base comes to mind, the most common association that is made is that the base hosts the massive air-to-air training exercise known as Red Flag. Lesser know is an exercise that plays just as important a training role for Airmen preparing to deploy: Green Flag.For organizations

  • Ellsworth honors Doolittle Raiders with toast

    Midday on April 18, 2016, more than 100 Airmen stood together at Ellsworth as they gave a toast to honor the 74th anniversary of the Doolittle Tokyo Raid and the legacy left behind."Raiders are fundamentally the cornerstone of our heritage here at Ellsworth. That was acknowledged by the

  • Chaplain assistant wins Charles R. Meier Award

    It started out as an ordinary day as she made her way toward the ministry planning meeting, gearing up and getting her mind in the game, and she had no idea of what would come next.There was the boom of a voice calling the room to attention as base leadership entered the room. Staff Sgt. Shannon

  • Ellsworth teen recognized as South Dakota Military Youth of the Year

    A teen from Ellsworth AFB received the 2016 South Dakota Boys & Girls Clubs of America's Military Youth of the Year award in March 21, 2016.Ria Gualano, daughter of Gary and Lan Gualano, Air Force Financial Services Center director and 28th Comptroller Squadron quality assurance manager, earned the

  • 28th MDG wins awards, takes care of Ellsworth personnel

    The 28th Medical Group's recent string of award-winning accomplishments reflects dedication to their mission of providing quality healthcare to Airmen and families, helping ensure readiness in all aspects of their training."As the 28th Medical Group, first and foremost, we're about the readiness of