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  • 28th Medical Group balances training, real-world operations

    On the third Wednesday of each month, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., the 28th Medical Group turns their focus to training personnel to better serve Airmen, family members and civilians.During those hours, Airmen of the 28th MDG focus on enhancing readiness capabilities and ensuring proficiency on several

  • Career advisors: offering Airmen options and understanding opportunities

    Throughout their careers, many Airmen find themselves in a position where they must make tough decisions. Whether it is to re-enlist, cross train into another career field or apply for a special duty assignment, career advisors stand at the ready to help Airmen understand their options and to help

  • Supplement safety

    Many Airmen take supplements as a way of enhancing their health and stamina, but in addition to the perceived benefits, there are also potential side effects.Lt. Col. Imelda Reedy, 28th Medical Operations Squadron commander and chief nurse, said the Federal Drug Administration does not approve

  • Domestic Violence - understanding, awareness keys to prevention

    While movies, television shows and books often focus on characters struggling to cope with a wide range of situations, the reality is, almost everyone will struggle with events relating to relationships, finances or other stressors. Unfortunately, when not handled correctly, these stressors can lead

  • Wingmen stepping up to provide care

     Ellsworth remains steadfast in its efforts to bolster awareness of suicide risk, the resources available to assist Airmen and combat it, and ensure all Airmen recognize that there are others around them who may be at risk and how to help them if needed. One of the efforts done recently involved

  • You are what you eat

    The Air Force provides Airmen with numerous programs and resources as a way of helping them maintain and improve their physical fitness. One of those programs is "Better Body, Better Life," which is designed to assist participants in achieving a variety of fitness and nutritional goals."My job is to

  • Staying vigilant on the roads during the winter season

    With the intensity of winter storm Atlas kicking off the winter season, many Ellsworth Airmen are making sure they're up to speed with proper safety and driving procedures."That storm was intense," said Airman 1st Class Bryce Byerley, 28th Maintenance Squadron aircraft fuels system technician. "It

  • Ellsworth captain garners Jabara Award

    Every year, the prestigious Jabara Award is presented to a U.S. Air Force Academy graduate whose accomplishments demonstrate superior performance in fields directly involving aerospace vehicles.This year, it was awarded to one of Ellsworth's own, Capt. Christopher McConnell, 34th Bomb Squadron wing

  • Resiliency for thought

    September is Suicide Prevention and Resiliency Awareness Month, and one way the Air Force strengthens resiliency among Airmen is placing emphasis on the spiritual pillar of the Comprehensive Airman Fitness program."The spiritual pillar is designed to help Airmen deal with difficult situations in

  • Guardians of the Air Force legacy

    A select group of Airmen on Ellsworth carries the responsibility of epitomizing the Air Force's standards, image and heritage. They are the members of the Ellsworth Honor Guard, an elite group responsible for conducting ceremonies as a part of funerals for Airmen, retirements, weddings and other