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  • Ellsworth captain garners Risner Award

    One of Ellsworth's own, Capt. Christopher McConnell, 28th Operations Support Squadron wing weapons officer, was awarded the prestigious Robbie Risner Award for 2013.McConnell, who heralds from Salem, S.C., and has been in the Air Force since 2005 was selected to receive the award for his

  • Fitness center renovations nearing completion

    Gym patrons will soon be able to enjoy the newly - remodeled Bellamy Fitness Center as $1.2 million renovation project nears completion. Renovations began November 2013 when the DoD provided funding to Ellsworth to upgrade the interior of the facility.The new flooring, paint schemes and layout were

  • DUI - Why risk everything?

    While drinking alcohol is routinely included as part of some social gatherings - drinking responsibly is at times overlooked.Airmen should know that when they decide to drink and drive, they put everything on the line ranging from their careers, well-being and the lives of everyone around them.Tech.

  • Ellsworth welcomes new SARC

    Ellsworth welcomes a new advocate for helping victims of sexual assault regain their sense of power, Lee Sasse.Sasse, who has been at Ellsworth since 2001 working as a family advocacy program clinician in the 28th Medical Operations Squadron Mental Health Clinic and a community outreach manager,

  • Gearing up for winter sports

    When temps plunge and the Black Hills turn into a winter wonderland, many boldly charge forward to take in all the area offers. As Airmen and their families hit the slopes and participate in recreational sports in the Black Hills and surrounding areas, it's important to keep safety a key part of

  • New Year brings renovations to fitness center

    Several rooms and areas in the Bellamy Fitness Center are being renovated for safety and infrastructure requirements and are scheduled to be completed by the end of March.Renovations began November when the Department of Defense provided a grant of more than $1.2 million to Ellsworth, funding a

  • Looking back at 2013

    Reflecting upon on the past year, Ellsworth Airmen accomplished numerous operational feats, hosted several distinguished visitors and embarked in new mission essential projects, all while enduring financial strains felt throughout the Department of Defense.This past year, Airmen from the 28th Bomb

  • API - fostering innovative ideas

    The Air Force has always encouraged Airmen to share innovative ideas with their leaders as a way of fostering a work environment that inspires on adapting and overcoming challenges.One way top leaders in the Air Force are bolstering these efforts is through the Airmen Powered by Innovation program.

  • Area Defense Counsel -- here for Airmen

    During their career, Airmen may find themselves in situations when they need confidential legal advice, but may not know who or where to turn to for help. Standing at-the-ready to make sure Airmen receive discreet and reliable legal defense services are members of the Ellsworth Area Defense

  • Ellsworth Airmen part of Doolittle Raiders final toast

    More than a month has passed, but the thrill of sharing a once-in-a-lifetime moment with their heroes has not lowered for two B-1 aviators from Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D. Last month, the pair had the privilege of being with the remaining members of the Doolittle Raid during their final toast at