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  • Women’s History Month: Telling HER-story!

    History is constantly being written by amazing men and women who step outside expectations to accomplish feats greater than themselves. Women's History Month is dedicated to the women who did just that.

  • Chief’s Chat: 28th Maintenance Group chief is ‘bad to the B-one’

    Chief Master Sgt. Charles Miller, the 28th Maintenance Group superintendent, answered a few questions during the latest Chief's Chat at Ellsworth Air Force Base on March 20. In this episode, Miller discussed his fondest memory of serving in the Air Force, the obstacles he’s faced, and advice he

  • Last chance for life: Egress flight

    Beads of sweat roll down the aviator’s cheek, his face plastered in a harsh red glow as warning lights strobe around him. The crew fights to handle the uncontrollable beast, but the pilot soon realizes he must make a daunting decision: abandon ship. With no hope of saving the unresponsive aircraft,

  • Logistics: the masterminds who bring Ellsworth to the fight

    Although the sun isn’t set to rise for at least another hour, Airmen are already out on the flight line, gearing-up to get the job done. Bundled in their winter gear, they watch as a C-5M Super Galaxy – a physics defying aerial leviathan – glides to the ground and taxis on the runway at Ellsworth

  • Acquiring everything we need: The 28th CONS

    A pen scratches across a page, its ink bleeding a signature below a myriad of words, and thus a covenant is formed. The pen is mightier than the sword, a common expression that is seldom truer than with that of the 28th Contracting Squadron.

  • 1st Lt. Leon-Martinez shares his love for the Air Force, Country

    It’s Sunday morning, and the Black Hills Chapel is open for services. As Airmen and their families enter the chapel, they notice the meticulous care put into the place of worship’s appearance. Sunlight passing through the stained glass windows glistens off the freshly waxed pews creating an inviting

  • OSI: The Airmen in Black

    A freshly-pressed suit, sharp tie and holstered sidearm; truly a look that could kill. Much like the secret agents you see in the movies, and certainly dressed for the part, agents of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations ensure the branch is protected from any threat.