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  • Airman Steps Up to MMA Challenge

    Staff Sgt. Daniel Turner, Air Force Financial Services Center station gain auditor, trained for his second MMA fight for months. When he stepped into the ring Oct. 21, 2011 on Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., he was ready. Check out the photo slideshow below to follow his journey. View the slideshow.

  • Bones over OEF Part II

    (Editor's Note: Following is the second of a three-part feature about B-1B Lancer crews conducting missions in Southwest Asia following the attacks of 9/11.)"Excitement, anticipation, but mostly vengeance," said Lt. Col. John Martin, 34th Bomb Squadron commander, about the myriad of emotions he felt

  • Bones over Southwest Asia Part I

    (Editor's Note: Following is the first of a three-part feature about B-1B Lancer crews conducting missions in Southwest Asia following the attacks of 9/11.)Like a heavyweight champion regaining composure from a sucker punch, America was ready to respond with a volley of its own in response to the

  • Slideshow | Building Memories

    John Berry, 28th Force Support Squadron Arts and Crafts recreation assistant, works on current projects at the frame shop of the Arts and Crafts Center.View the slideshow.

  • Four Rs of Suspicious Packages

    The recent suspicious package discovered at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., that resulted in 13 people being decontaminated and special measures being put into place reaffirms the importance of being vigilant when dealing with suspicious mail and packages.Suspicious package responses are fairly common

  • Where Were You 9/11?

    Sept. 11, 2001 is one of those events in history that nearly every American can recall where they were and what they were doing as things unfolded. To commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the 28th Bomb Wing Public Affairs office is constructing a special page on the base web site featuring

  • Dream of becoming citizen comes true for Airman

    Nearly three weeks after officially becoming an American, the pride and elation of this historic event continues to amaze him.Airman 1st Class Juan Galvis, a contract administrator for the 28th Contracting Squadron, was among the more than 100 people from more than 30 countries who became U.S.

  • Motorcycle simulator allows Airmen to test skills, prepare for open road

    Taking a virtual ride on a motorcycle simulator can help ensure Airmen posses the skills to safely operate a motorcycle as well as give those considering buying a bike a better idea of whether or not riding is really for them.The simulator at the 28th Bomb Wing Safety building, which displays a

  • The Xeriscape Project

    It sounds like an evil plot by a mad-scientist bent on world domination involving lasers and possibly the moon.However, the Ellsworth community need have no fear of the Xeriscape Project."This project is about reducing energy consumption by saving water," said Larry Herges, 28th Civil Engineer

  • Air Force, community leaders participate in National Security Forum

    Four Black Hills community leaders were among those selected from across the country to take part in the National Security Forum at the Air War College in Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., May 16 to 20.Lia Green, Jim White, Rob Mudge and Jeff Carsrud, all from Rapid City, S.D., were selected to attend